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natural liking

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See: affinity, regard
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You can start to feel a lot more gregarious, and if you have a natural liking for clothes shopping, you may check in for some full-on retail therapy.
Your Stars by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Wrote Malaspina: "The woman, far from giving way to the constraints of poverty or her natural liking for adornments, preferred to compete with us in generosity, giving us now one thing and now another in the child's name as our presents were received, continuing with determination until she was entirely divested of the skins that covered her.
Forgotten voyage: you may not find his name on the map, but Alejandro ... by Werner, Louis / Americas (English Edition)
Kids around two or three years of age have natural liking for role-playing and other creative play.
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