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That is what passes for love?
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This is what passes for love.
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Or what passes for his army.
Well, you would be surprised on what passes for Bourbon around these parts.
What passes through a window without breaking it?
Actually, nowadays much of what passes for elite is the contemporary stuff.
What passes for truth in a courtroom Isn't necessarily the whole truth.
It's Thanksgiving, which means it's family, or what passes for family among the friends.
That's what passes for good news these days.
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It's ridiculous what passes for alcoholism with this group.
Then your mind is so entirely absorbed that you hardly hear what is said to you or see what passes round you.
But what passes for courtship these days is complete bullshit.
Developing players understanding of what passes to allow, and what passes to prevent.
What passes for female intuition is often nothing else than male transparency.
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What passes for woman's intuition is often nothing more than man's transparency.
Of course we know what passes as journalism is just pure intellectual laziness.
What passes as a woman's intuition, is usually nothing more than a mans transparency.
Apart from discipline and order, what passes for creativity is nonsense, and to suggest otherwise actually undermines and/or weakens the creative process.
What passes for optimism is most often the effect of an intellectual error.- Raymond Aron.
Andre responds that what passes for normal life in New York in the late 1970s, is more akin to living in a dream than it is to real life.
What passes for play for most adults is more likely to be escape activities--distraction from the responsibilities of work.
Much of what passes for business is nothing more than making connections with other people.
A lot of what passes for business is simply nothing more than making connections with people.
Alas what passes for science in your current planetary culture is more of latter than the former.
Too often what passes as fellowship in the modern church is centered on food and fun instead of sharpening one another w/ the Word of God.
What passes for science in our culture is a combination of scientific data but interpreted through an ideological lens, so we must never think of it as pure science.