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obsession

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There's a variety of textures that Junior goes for, but Jess said wood and cardboard were his current obsessions.

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Cultural pessimism and an obsession with culture in general: This relates to fascism’s false nostalgia and its discomfort with the pluralism and nonconformity of liberal society.

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“This is an unfortunate consequence of the Supreme Court’s obsession with dictionaries.”

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DEL MAR — The difference between an obsession and a hobby is often determined by how you choose to view it.

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Most members of the band initially started out making loud post-punk, and Jamaican dub, with its deep bass and echo-heavy effects, was an early obsession.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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