She had been a freewheeler from the age of eighteen, but she had always known that she hankered for security. |
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Like frightened children, they hankered to go back to where they had been safe. |
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More than a tradition, wine in the Languedoc is profoundly hankered in the spirit of the people and the region. |
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Even after the depredations of Saddam Hussein, many of those Ms Steavenson talked to still hankered after someone like him. |
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Yet for decades many Kenyan ethnic Somalis, whose territory covers a swathe of north-eastern Kenya, have hankered after joining their brethren. |
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Indefatigable in those two roles, he hankered after others, as well. |
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If last week didn't see the return to public ownership that Judt hankered for, it at least saw Network Rail take a stand that puts UK plc to shame and should be replicated in every boardroom across the country. |
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I've never hankered to play the classic roles. |
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Cumberland, however, hankered after the grand style. |
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