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The two women became friends, brought together by a common penchant for good works.

Sometimes, however, she had a penchant for saying the wrong thing.

They were not alone in their penchant for using others' words.

"You always did have a penchant for doing and saying the wrong thing."

Her mother had a penchant for moving every two or three months.

They did not bring with them a particular penchant for this trade.

Of course she did have a penchant for fair men.

They also say he has a penchant for taking on complicated cases.

It was also through others that I heard of his penchant for giving money away.

Those who had a penchant for business were in the front office, keeping the books.

He has a penchant for team meetings, sometimes after games.

Others say he has more of a penchant for publicity than real power.

My friend here has a penchant toward the dramatic, so he's making me do this.

If one of them had a penchant for gambling, I might understand.

Unless have a penchant for pain, you will do as I ask.

The administration's penchant for using them as political cover is offensive.

That would make more sense, given his penchant for kidnapping young women.

And Stanley was sort of like that without the penchant for running into things.

Indeed, he has always had a penchant for stage sets.

His penchant for black skin was by now an addiction.

His penchant for walking is what made him a legend.

They also had a penchant for breaking the fourth wall.

So far the only dirt David had found on the man was his penchant for beautiful women.

Like any other child his age, he has a penchant for getting into mischief.

Their penchant for sacrifice would serve them well in the days to come.