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In her zeal to bring Jinx to justice and end the Zaun uprising, Caitlyn tries to shoot Jinx even though doing so would needlessly endanger a child.

From Salon

Despite my zeal and, at this point, confidence, I do take a few precautions: I use a long reach lighter, tilt my head back a little, have a lid ready in case I need to extinguish the flame early, and, unlike some of the professional chefs I have seen, I take the pan off the heat — or turn the burner off completely — before actually igniting.

From Salon

Gay has taken the zeal and devotion she once felt for the LDS church and brought it to her role as a housewife.

They said the ban had been "a policy enforced for decades with cruelty and zeal".

From BBC

Fourth, her message lacks a spirit of optimistic, patriotic zeal.

From Salon

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

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