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APPETITE APPETITE. Appetite is a term implying a strong desire to acquire or participate in, exemplified by terms such as sexual appetite or appetite for life. In the context of food, appetite is used to describe a wanting or liking for particular foods, usually on the basis of their sensory... Read more
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HOLLIOAKE CALLS TIME AS THORPE STAYS ON.
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) ...internationals for England but has been out...Surrey to release England with this season...played Test and oneday internationals for England but has been out...but has a renewed appetite for the game after regaining his ...

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