We all watch the same TV shows, gawp at the same handful of celebrities, hanker after the same soft furnishings and hardwood floors. |
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We would hanker after a glass of beer and imagine propping up the bar at the Pen-y-Gwryd. |
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When you think about decorating a room at home, do you reach for the paint pot and brush, or hanker after a stylish roll of wallpaper? |
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Domesticity is chic and desirable, and domestic bliss is what millions of women hanker for. |
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I still hanker to return home with my family one day but my view of NZ when I was growing up in the 1970's is dead and buried. |
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And ignorant men with a wicked leaning hanker after stale and unclean fare. |
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After all, everyone assumes that people hanker after happiness and pleasure. |
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During twenty-two years, you forgot the Iranians, they are close to 70 millions today who hanker for liberty. |
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Among you are some that hanker after this world and some that desire the Hereafter. |
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While kids will drink this, they might hanker after something less bitter, so it's more for marmalade lovers. |
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Yet he can't help but reject Sweden's social idealism, and even hanker after the tormenting certainties of his youth. |
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On the issue of Sundays and a day of rest, I do hanker back to those lovely days and therefore supported the idea, mainly to raise the debate. |
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Maybe some of us hanker back to our younger days and fulfilling the role of Dennis Hopper in the film Easy Rider. |
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Other governments hanker after grand projects that do nothing to help the poor. |
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Like General Counsel, citizens who hanker after greater access to justice want more for less. |
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As a child of the 60s and 70s I still hanker after the music of my youth but my children's musical tastes have turned me on to current great Australian bands. |
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With only 30 bedrooms, each stylishly decorated and furnished, this aristocratic hideaway is the perfect retreat for those who hanker after the Spanish grandee lifestyle. |
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Neither in Sweden nor in other EU countries do people hanker after another level of taxation. |
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On the other hand those who hanker after American-type committee proceedings will find little comfort in this Report. |
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Schneiderlin and Jay Rodriguez still hanker for transfers. |
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They inspire chefs to wax lyrical and foodies to hanker. |
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Abramovich is right to want more, to hanker for entertainment. |
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So they hanker for a wholesome diversion, an uplifting evening. |
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Full of traces of yesteryear's French militarism, colonialism and racism, Colandie, a play which scrapes away at our basic beliefs, makes us hanker for a third act. |
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I hanker after something simpler, more honest and direct. |
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Enjoy skateboarding, or still hanker after giving it a go? |
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He himself was too much the pragmatist to hanker after a lost country. |
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Ordinary people began to hanker after the glamour, sensuality and sophistication epitomized in the evening dress seen so often in the magical world of the movies. |
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Parvenu peoples, like parvenu individuals, hanker after ancestors, and peoples have as little scruple in forging family trees as have individuals. |
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For any further information, we hanker after welcoming you in our offices. |
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Musically it's no better, stuffed with bland ballads alleviated only by a couple of bouts of sub-Beatles cornball populism that hanker back to Fifties notions of all-round entertainment. |
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But more and more urbanities are on the hunt for rural properties because they hanker after a quieter life in the country. |
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It's easy to glamourise the lives of criminals, hanker after their devil-may-care lifestyles. |
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We hanker for a shower to wash away the grubbiness and grime of Jordan's enterprises well before the three hours are up. |
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