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Over a bar piano and later behind closed doors, they bond over an affinity for rural songs thick with hardship, ardor and longing.

Van Patten and De Domenico plausibly capture that youthful ardor while making it obvious why their displays of affection translate poorly to local police officials unprepared to investigate a murder that quickly drew international scrutiny.

Despite her creeping cynicism toward politics and its appropriation of movie style, Didion hadn’t lost her ardor for film.

To love a Scorpio, then, is to fiercely protect their softness with the same shadowy ardor that they use to construct their inner adamantine fortresses.

The weak turnout of actual conservative consumers, however, suggests Greene's purported fan base has cooled its ardor.