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Bernstein insisted that opera is resolved by music and Maria’s last lines in “West Side Story,” an impassioned plea against gun violence, are spoken.

In an impassioned speech, he said abolishing child poverty was "an investment" because, broadly speaking, "poor kids do badly in school and rich kids do better in school".

Not nimble enough, not impassioned, is the message.

Yet her impassioned message to fans after the season finale, role as the face of the franchise, and input in offseason plans make a return likely.

These eyewitness accounts would feed into Baldwin’s impassioned essays on race such as “Down at the Cross” and his 1972 nonfiction book “No Name in the Street.”