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Nevertheless, she did learn the language and gained a deep affection for the common people.

A young romantic with a deep affection for his aunt.

She gave him another look, but this time of deep affection.

"I had a deep affection for all my partners," she said.

However, he developed a deep, lifelong affection for Russian music.

His own held fear for the other's safety, but pride also, and deep affection.

She has a deep affection for Thoreau, which comes from her college days.

That he had a deep affection for her no one knew, certainly not Rose.

So we will indeed be remembering Mother with deep affection and love.

Seriously good article on a country I have deep affection for.

There is a deep affinity I have for his writing and also for him as a man.

A soulmate is a person with whom one has a feeling of deep and natural affinity.

Yet a satisfying explanation of the deep affinity that we sense between music and mathematics is frustratingly elusive.

This fact must explain, at least in part, his deep affinity for the music of Debussy and Ravel.

His work is rooted in his deep affinity with nature, developed during solitary walks.

A die-hard Yankee fan, he has developed a deep affinity for the space program.

As a youth, he often explored working-class neighborhoods and felt a deep affinity for other similarly situated people.

As a Visionaire, Lebia has a deep affinity for machines and can be very emotional when one she was close to gets destroyed.

A ferment in deeper affinity with their very founding intuitions.