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have affection for

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DeSantis and Haley don’t want to answer this, because they’re still hoping to pick up voters or convention delegates who have affection for Trump but may, in the future, perhaps if he’s convicted of a felony, decide that he is too risky to nominate for the presidency.

From Slate

Even if members do still have affection for Mr Johnson, this activist argues they "aren't who we need to appeal to" to win elections, saying the super fans are "delusional idiots".

From BBC

There’s affection for them because they have affection for one another.

"This is the proof that one can make peace without concessions, without capitulation - but rather, peace, peace, between people who have affection for one another," he said in comments published by the conservative Israel Hayom newspaper.

From Reuters

The two sisters obviously have affection for each other.

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