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The phrase "crave for a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is very eager for something. For example: She was so desperate to leave the small town that she craved for a job in the city.
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Only the long, anti-charismatic tradition of British local government makes local parties crave for a personality of any sort.
A day will dawn when a section of readers might miss the experience of walking into a corner bookstore, recognizing a few faces, stumbling upon an unexpected book, long for the civility of a conversation outside a bookstore, crave for a bookseller whose approving smile on the purchase of a copy of Man Without Qualities could be the beginning of a beautiful literary friendship.
You crave for a specific food.
In the former study smokers were exposed to cues depicting tobacco paraphernalia and were instructed to resist the wish or to freely crave for a cigarette.
Guys crave for a woman who has a life other than him.
Most studies about understanding men always says that men really wants and crave for a good chase.
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All stakeholders seem to crave for an improvement in long term cost containment and better checks on gaming of the system.
They craved for a driving force yesterday.
Friends of Ms. Turano, though, detected an unfulfilled craving for a career.
When the toe really started to hurt, he said, he was craving "for a shot".
If the craving for a plate of frites overcomes you, order a side.
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