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sudden desire

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See: impulse


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If you're someone who tends to be cautious around your love life, don't confuse a sudden desire to be more go-getting as a sign that you will end up getting the type of person that you deserve.
His sudden desire to represent one of the most deprived constituencies in Britain risks turning him from hero to zero - and that would be a tragedy for such a likeable and well-meaning guy.
Weigh any sudden desire to leave some recently stressful situation, but take a break.
 
 
 
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