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"I used to have to read them intensely first thing in the day."

One would have to think of them intensely and often.

I've got to work pretty intensely with the team, and we need you as well.

And she had been intensely in love with me from the time I came back.

Over time the book became an intensely personal experience, much more so than anything I've ever worked on.

She was an intensely private person and kept things to herself.

For a long time, as it seemed, everything was intensely still.

They were intensely involved with work of their own specific kind.

She sat next to him, looking intensely into his face.

Because he's intensely private, but anyone who's read his work knows him very well.

They learn from the past and plan for the future, but live in the present intensely.

I think we're starting to play a little more intensely.

There need only be someone here who is thinking of it intensely.

What he was about to say seemed to hurt him intensely.

"We're trying to bring it down to an intensely personal experience."

I started to feel things much more intensely and see the world in a completely different light.

All were later to be intensely involved in the civil rights movement.

And all the time he was intensely aware of the girl.

"But we have to be willing and able to get intensely involved."

So he continued to work - now even more intensely than before.

He was intensely bright, however, and did well in his studies.

She also realized how intensely special the past hours had been.

This would be just the sort of thing in which the Government could become intensely interested.

It was not just about basketball, but something more intensely personal.

You see how he sees, in other words, which is intensely.