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The fervant was a poor, timid wretch, exceedingly afraid of dying.

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And to the more fervant Obama supporters: please remember, he's a politician, not the Messiah, and his election, while significant, is not the most important event in all of human history.

Election thoughts ewillett 2008

The superstars of Japanese Action Comic Punk have a legion of P-Fanz around the globe, but nowhere are they more fervant that right here in San Antonio!

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Ironically, what she did Tuesday night actually probably helped ease the process of moving some of her most fervant supporters away from her.

Hillary: "I Intend To Deliver" On Vow To Strongly Support Obama 2009

Exactly the same and with exactly the same fervant intensity.

Obama Issues New Orders On Afghanistan 2009

As for Medjugorje, I believed in ti for a short time, until my Lieutenant a fervant Catholic man told me what the vision looked like.

Prophecies of St. Malachy, Part 2 elena maria vidal 2009

One patient, when I gave him a warm blanket, went into such ecstasies of gratitude that I thought this must be the most fervant thanks he'd ever offered . . . but he managed even more fervant thanks when I gave him some tissues and, later, some ice chips.

Archive 2008-02-01 Susan Palwick 2008

One patient, when I gave him a warm blanket, went into such ecstasies of gratitude that I thought this must be the most fervant thanks he'd ever offered . . . but he managed even more fervant thanks when I gave him some tissues and, later, some ice chips.

Busy, Busier, Busiest Susan Palwick 2008

Isn't it sad that Althouse has alienated her most fervant, ardent, commenter, Maxine.

Keep cool. Ann Althouse 2008

When did the earth melt with a fervant heat Clearly a reference to nuclear activity.

Left Behind With Obama James F. McGrath 2008