The government would be delighted if the answer were yes.
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This is one debate Democrats should be delighted to have.
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Jake Gyllenhaal, you'll be delighted to hear, can speak pointillism.
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And reading, you can't help but be delighted with him.
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You'll be delighted to know the Baby Yoda cocktail exists.
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Would he be delighted at what America has become in 2012?
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But you might be delighted to learn who they're coming from.
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I'm sure that Condé Nast will be delighted, I really am.
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"I would be delighted if she became first lady," he says.
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They know that not everybody's going to be delighted by everything.
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She'll be delighted to see you again at the other end.
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Then again, who wouldn't be delighted to dance with Mr. Royal?
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"And I'm sure the moon will be delighted to see you."
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If this enables Airbus to beat out Boeing, they'd be delighted.
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Vegans may be be delighted by this DASH-friendly tofu scramble.
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Investors in both companies will be delighted, or at least relieved.
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She is said to be "delighted" at the news, the Palace continued.
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Mobile users expect to be delighted by personalized experiences everywhere they go.
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"If she wants to play tackle, I'll be delighted," Dr. Postal said.
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Priyamvada Natarajan, an astrophysicist at Yale, said that Einstein must be delighted.
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We'd be delighted to assist you in becoming a master of eggs.
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Get them as a freebie with your Samsung phone, and you'll be delighted.
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The president will be delighted to have a major legislative accomplishment to tout.
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Purists will also be delighted at the high-resolution 2.36-million dot viewfinder.
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I think Magritte would be delighted to see where all of this leads.
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To describe Zoo to someone is to be delighted by their inevitable confusion.
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Allardyce should be delighted, then, at the events of the last two weeks.
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The Koch brothers may be delighted by the prospect of a crippled system.
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"Very quickly, the Russians came back and said they'd be delighted," says Klores.
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We'd be delighted to pay for you, if you want to come along.
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If you're good, they'll be delighted to do for you whatever they can.
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If Mr Trump's routine is anything like the same today, he must be delighted.
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If so, Ganesha and Hanuman and a universe of readers will all be delighted.
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Central bankers such as Janet Yellen, Mario Draghi or Mark Carney should be delighted.
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Once the incident report is complete we will be delighted to share the details.
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But then she wrote to say that she would be delighted to meet me.
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Anyone who loves reptilian protein should be delighted with a pile of zesty alligator kabobs.
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If Brussels wants to pick a fight, Ms Le Pen would be delighted to oblige.
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You also have laser on one tip, too, so your cat will be delighted/terrified.
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Los Angeles would be delighted if he matched the achievements of either of those greats.
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Ms Kessler suspects Brexit might never happen, and would be delighted to be proven right.
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Once there, you'll surely be delighted to see benevolent President Joe Biden being sworn in.
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"If they want me, I would obviously be delighted to remain at Barca," he said.
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"Kim would be delighted by a US withdrawal from South Korea," retired Marine Lt. Gen.
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He would be delighted if the industry could be damaged by low profitability, even ruined.
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As a relative newcomer to Brazil, I'd be delighted to get tips from veteran travelers.
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Fans of Kirshenbaum will be delighted to see her first new book in a decade.
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The Spectacles 3 software is disappointing, but you'll be delighted when you open the box.
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Most parents would be delighted to have their child graduate from a school like this.
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If he decides to look, he'll be delighted with how high his Clippers have climbed.
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And if we all thought in absolute rather than relative ways, we'd be delighted about it.
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We would be delighted to match that in 2016 but this may not be the case.
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"I'd be delighted to meet him any place, any time between now and election," Buffett said.
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"India is a huge demographic, we would be delighted if it caught on there," she says.
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A normal child would probably be delighted beyond compare at the prospect of such a holiday.
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Order The One That Knocks and you'll be delighted to find that the drink also glows.
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Christie loved it and seemed to be delighted that the crowd was so into his presentation.
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She told reporters two weeks ago that she would be "delighted" if Kavanaugh withdrew his nomination.
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This is an exciting piece of research and we would be delighted to hear from you.
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"If they want me, I would obviously be delighted to remain at Barca," he told RAC1.
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Fans of British transport and intercom systems will, however, be delighted when the video kicks off.
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You would think Trump would be delighted with all the (free) media coverage he is getting.
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But the New York finance crowd will be delighted to have someone they can support wholeheartedly.
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To the Editor: President Trump tweeted that he would be "delighted" to help little Charlie Gard.
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Fans of Seuss' previous works will be delighted to see some of their favorite characters again.
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At first, Wilson "appeared to be delighted with this suggestion," Tumulty reported in his 1921 biography.
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As Alevi Kurds we're a double minority, so we should be delighted with that last promise.
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Attention, fans of the original Twilight Zone, which ran from 1959 to 1964: Prepare to be delighted.
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That sounds like the sort of problem a government in southern Europe would be delighted to have.
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If Hynes will have Schneider back in goal, Schneider said he will be delighted to be there.
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Vanguard investors — show-me-new — will be delighted when you explain your AI layer or blockchain protocol.
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Mobile users expect to be delighted by personalized experiences everywhere they go — inside as well as out.
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Mr. Espinosa's legion of fans (they know who they are) will be delighted, Everyone else will yawn.
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You may be delighted with the design, only to be disappointed once it has actually been built.
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Weingarten responded by saying she'd be "delighted" if DeVos would push for teacher salaries to be $200,000.
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"If the Native Americans want those, then we'd be delighted to give them to them," he said.
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"Our employer clients will be delighted with that," Cigna Chief Executive David Cordani said in an interview.
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" Hearing my answer, they would gasp and offer this in sympathy: "You must be delighted to be here!
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Airlines, it figures, that would be delighted to collect money from four score more people on each flight.
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Your managers should be capable of doing that (and you should be delighted to let them) by then.
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"I think the public is going to be delighted," said Anthony Levandowski, vice president of engineering at Uber.
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And I think that people will be delighted by just how much fun she's having in this movie.
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Wycombe have flirted with financial troubles in recent years and will be delighted with the replay they earned.
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Consumers should be delighted by new discoveries of products, instant trial and immediate gratification of bringing it home.
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Dianne Feinstein, Gorsuch said he would be "delighted" to speak about what he had written in his book.
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The same day, US President Donald Trump tweeted that the US would be delighted to help the boy.
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"I certainly would be delighted and proud if I had the opportunity to meet with him," he said.
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Conservatives should be delighted by the prospect: They would get a more typical Republican, Mike Pence, as president.
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You might think those patients would be delighted to take less medication and maybe enjoy the occasional cookie.
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Since he's so confident that the wall will pay for itself, he should be delighted with this option.
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In fact, he should be delighted to learn that you value his services and want him to stay.
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Here are some brilliantly conceived beverages you'll be delighted to drink—even when you're not being a sober soldier.
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Lucid would be delighted to see the back of Jia and any lingering association with the troubled Faraday Future.
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"I'm under audit, too, and I would be delighted to meet him anyplace, anytime, before the election," Buffett said.
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Yep, Mama Kaur would be delighted if her son moved back home to San Antonio, where he's originally from.
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While you polish your skills to get there, you'll also be delighted by a variety of little design flourishes.
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Even if she had nothing in common with the person, they would be delighted just to talk to her.
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He almost leans into the presentation, as if primed to be delighted by whatever an entrepreneur might utter next.
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They want to sit and be delighted or entertained or moved by representations of their lives on the screen.
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They'll be delighted that they won't have to always get on a plane to hear this kind of music.
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Any PC gamer would be delighted to find this little thing waiting for them on a brisk winter's morn.
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Unless they don't: Executives like Mr. Rothman might well be delighted to be rid of potentially high-stress auteurs.
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I'm one of those farmers who is supposed to be delighted with the US-China "Phase One" trade deal.
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McConnell made it clear on Thursday he would be delighted not to have to deal with an impeachment trial.
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Pride and camaraderie and fellowship are compelling: Colleagues and contemporaries usually say they would be delighted to provide recommendations.
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Well, if you couldn't get your hands on those coveted candies back then, you'll be delighted by this sweet surprise!
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Even kids will likely be bored for stretches, although many will no doubt be delighted by the vaguely naughty references.
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MURDOCK: Other than that, this is a conservative agenda and every conservative should be delighted things are going that well.
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She has also said she would be delighted with a new chairman provided he backs her strategy for the group.
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Would you be delighted to find that you could transfer all the spaghetti in your bowl into one cupped hand?
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Those worried about a Trump presidency should be delighted that Thiel is seemingly alone in sticking his neck out here.
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Young fans should also be delighted to star in the brief film that Symphony Space plans to send to Mrs.
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I would be delighted if every time my family went out to dinner, the restaurateur bought one of my books.
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"If he wants to talk about the game to me, he can initiate that, and I'd be delighted," Graham said.
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It's a boneheaded response, I know—to be delighted by something that feels so obvious and, many would say, regressive.
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"Single payer has become a moral issue," Mr. Applegate said, adding he would be delighted to campaign with Mr. Sanders.
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"I think every single person who goes to space will be delighted with it," Mr. Branson said in an interview.
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Children of the '90s will also be delighted to find the occasional classic scent, like this Cucumber Melon hand sanitizer ...
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You will be delighted to unravel all of the strands, which we will do here together; it's well worth it.
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If other industries were physically able to send their products through a pipeline, they would be delighted to do so.
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You would think that someone with his God-given talent would be delighted to get to be a professional athlete.
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If you cook Melissa Clark's recipe for Irish soda-bread buns, I'd put down long money you'll be delighted; they're sublime.
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They are living and working longer, have aspirations and desires as well as needs — and they want to be delighted, too.
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More likely it reveals Mr Trump's slapdash approach to policy, and promises bureaucratic chaos those adversaries will be delighted to exploit.
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Audiences, mainly women, would be delighted to see some Bachelor contestants who look like them, who shares their values and struggles.
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Most athletes would be delighted by the news that their rapidly expanding discipline will soon be getting its own world cup.
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But either way, Trump detractors seem to be delighted by the idea of Queen Elizabeth supporting the #resistance with bosom gemstones.
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No one appreciates these unintended consequences more than Russia, and the Kremlin will likely be delighted to exploit the inadvertent windfall.
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The Confederation of British Industry, an employers group, said that businesses would be "delighted" with the forthcoming investment in skills training.
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There are more city sights you'll be delighted to see, but you'll have to watch the series yourself to find them.
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While his team mates' travails were tough viewing for Woods, the crowds and organizers will be delighted with the early score.
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The president, Tsai Ing-wen, would doubtless be delighted if Taiwan could be called just that by everyone, not only the IOC.
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Tellingly, the United States wants Britain to stay in the union; Russia, on the other hand, would be delighted if it left.
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"I know he would be delighted to see what he has inspired and hopefully, thorough this award, will go on to inspire."
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Lenovo promises 15.5 hours of battery life on the X43, but even if it gets a solid 10 hours, I'd be delighted.
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We will be delighted to see how many of the small providers win those funds, and how much goes to big telecoms.
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Surely these people would be delighted to know that Melania Trump is borrowing from Twilight Sparkle rather than a black First Lady.
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If I can get it right for me, my sixteen rabid fans, who I can pretty much name, will be delighted also.
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If President Trump is serious about a new policy to help American workers then I would be delighted to work with him.
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That way you'll be delighted if they're proven true up on stage, and only mildly disappointed if they're nowhere to be found.
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If he just became the jock they wanted to cheer for and shut out everything else but football, they would be delighted.
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Putin, a former KGB agent who has played Trump masterfully, should be delighted to see the President even if Europe is not.
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"I certainly would be delighted and proud if I had the opportunity to meet with him," he said before leaving New York.
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Discovery and wonder are commodities to be given approachable new packaging for an audience that wants to be delighted, but never challenged.
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Plus, if you ask only for things you know exist, how will you ever be delighted by something you couldn't have fathomed?
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They liked to denounce capitalist imperialism over glasses of beer, and I would cheerfully denounce it also, and they would all be delighted.
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Belgie fans will be delighted to know that this sweatshirt isn't a one-off: This Hadid merch is actually shoppable, per Teen Vogue .
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The ale enthusiast in you will be delighted to learn about the places in which you can score premium beer with this guidebook.
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Valencia coach Gary Neville is still without a win in four league games but will be delighted at how his team fought back.
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Musical-theater connoisseurs will be delighted to learn that the film's score is by Jonathan Tunick, who orchestrated several of Stephen Sondheim's shows.
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The industry would be delighted if it were able to identify placebo responders — say, by their genome — and exclude them from clinical trials.
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"Joe Biden and Hunter Biden should announce tonight that they'd be delighted to come testify before the Senate trial," historian Kevin Kruse tweeted.
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Not everyone will be delighted by the unexpected use of the word "unguents," but some people will be, and count me among them.
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If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so.
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After the quarterfinal win over Russia, Suker said he&aposd be delighted if Modric replaced him as Croatia&aposs greatest player of all time.
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The Queen and both sides of the family are said to be "delighted" by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's news, reported BBC News.
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"I'm under audit, too, and I would be delighted to meet him anyplace, anytime, between now and election," Buffett said at a Clinton rally.
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However, an Artcurial auctioneer told Reuters last week his company would be delighted if Banksy, whose real identity is unknown, was planning another surprise.
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Fans of the brilliant Amazon comedy Fleabag will be delighted to hear that creator-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge will serve as Killing Eve's showrunner.
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Patrons concerned with sobriety will be delighted with the nonalcoholic terrain—there is an impressive array of oolong, pu-erh, matcha, and other teas.
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Usually I'd be delighted by the unexpected addition of meat, but unfortunately, all I could really taste was egg yolk and a doughy muffin.
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While Trump fans may be delighted to see the president remain on the proverbial Iron Throne, HBO isn't thrilled with him borrowing their intellectual property.
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He'll have nothing to fear from his own party, and if Democrats take the House, he'll be delighted to provoke confrontation with Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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If booze-infused sweets aren't your thing, you'll be delighted to know they also offer flavors like S'mores Delight, Coconut Lime, and Ch-Ch-Churro.
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"If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," he wrote.
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"If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," Trump posted.
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We would be delighted if someday diseases like polio and malaria have been forgotten, and the fact that we worked on them has been, too.
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"If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," Trump tweeted.
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"I'm sure that if Congress wants to have a conversation about addressing climate change, Secretary Clinton would be delighted to have that conversation," he said.
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While growth-fund investors would be delighted with a 3x return for a fund of that size, Altman was hoping for an unheard-of 10x.
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Even if you didn't get on board with our editors last fall, you'll be delighted to discover that the trend flourishes in the spring and summer.
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My time with the P30 Pro was a happy one, and I'd expect anyone with an adventurous bent to their photography will be delighted by it.
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Branson added that he "would be delighted to offer Bezos a flight on Virgin" and for Bezos "to maybe offer me a flight" on New Shepard.
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Some liberals will be delighted to see the former vice president in the race and coming out swinging at Trump (who immediately dubbed him "Sleepy Joe").
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Those same people will be delighted to know that there's another form of skin-care voyeurism they may be missing out on — but not for long.
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Compared to where they were on April 6 last year – the day the U.S. put them on its sanctions list – the two companies will be delighted.
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Mr Trudeau would be delighted if Mr Obama reciprocated by pushing American lumber producers, who complain that Canada subsidises exports of softwood, to settle their dispute.
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And if you remember reading books from the likes of Roald Dahl and Shel Silverstein, you'll be delighted by these tattoos — and the meanings behind them.
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"Number 10 must be delighted to learn that it's Grant Shapps leading this alleged coup," Charles Walker, vice-chairman of the 1922 committee, told BBC radio.
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If I could keep the same routine every day — same wake-up time, same route to work, same breakfast, same cup of tea — I'd be delighted.
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We'd also be delighted to hear what you do (or don't do!) to mark this holiday in your classroom; please leave a note in the comments.
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You're coming back to talk about free speech because that's a ... Cindy Cohn: I would be delighted to come back and talk ... Because that's another one.
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So, if you're interested in the San Bushmen, you'll be delighted to learn that there are approximately 20,000 documented rock paintings, within 500 caves in the area.
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He also continues to be delighted by Mozart, which seems to inspire an increase in power output, luring him toward other dimensions until he's hungry for snacks.
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Francis who ruled on the original case in April said he would be delighted to change his mind but added "I want evidence of something that's different".
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But if you've been cutting back on spending lately, you'll be delighted to know your budget streak is over — at least for the first week of April.
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"If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," he wrote on Twitter.
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Both Saudi Arabia and Israel will be delighted if Trump declares that Iran is no longer in compliance with the nuclear deal and Congress adopts new sanctions.
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Thanos Talking Action Figure, $32.99Avengers fans — who aren't too scared of the power of Thanos — will be delighted with this talking action figure of the Marvel baddie.
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There is nothing in Kim Yong Chol's past to suggest he would be delighted by any long-term plan to defang his nation or especially its military.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, appeared to be delighted over the consumer-friendly touch, smiling broadly at an event this spring to unveil new buses with USB ports overhead.
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We told her we'd be delighted to fly out and that we were renting a house with our adult children and grandchildren (ages 10, 12 and 14).
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" Sanders, who sought the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, said he would be "delighted" to work with Trump on new trade policy, so long as it helps "American workers.
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Reuters could not independently verify the existence of the centers but opposition senator Maria Eugenia Bajac said she would be "delighted" to have such establishments in the country.
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" Trump tweeted last week that "If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so.
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She added that Russia, by spending on social media operations and more, would be delighted to support such a candidate, if that helped keep Mr Trump in office.
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The way we travel is similar: We pick experiences by what looks most appetizing, expecting to be delighted, catered to, and satiated by what comes across our table.
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"I think he would be delighted if he and Russia are at the center of American politics and Russia is regarded as the great disruptive force," said Mandelbaum.
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And it's difficult not to be delighted at AMD also continuing to use the nearly 18-month old AM4 socket for these processors to connect to the motherboard.
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While it's not exactly looking good for Jane's love, fans will be delighted to hear the narrator note that the last breath hasn't left his body quite yet.
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"I am sure that lawmakers would be delighted to vote the reform-minded Danylyuk out of office," said Timothy Ash, senior emerging markets strategist at Bluebay Asset Management.
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Putin must also be delighted with the extreme polarization of domestic U.S. politics today and the compliant Republican Party that Trump has converted into a cult of personality.
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The NYT is a near-sacred thing to many of us, vitally important, and I for one would be delighted to have an easy mechanism to contribute more.
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Indeed, he could well be tempted to throw some red meat to his populist base, which would be delighted if the world body disappeared into the East River.
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On Thursday, Mr. Suber chuckled mischievously and said he would be delighted to see the statue of Washington over by the New Orleans Public Library come down, too.
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News freaks can get their fixes with CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News, while sports fans will be delighted by the presence of ESPN, FS1, NFL Network, and more.
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The leaders of ISIS must now be delighted to see their foes in Iraq attacking each other, argued Barbara Slavin, a scholar of Iran at the Atlantic Council.
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President Trump weighed in on Monday, tweeting that he would be "delighted" to help Charlie, though it's unclear to what extent he had been briefed on Charlie's condition.
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But if publishers are still interested in giving Facebook money to promote their content, then Facebook would be delighted for them to keep spending their dollars on Facebook.
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But the greatest reason for Poland's government to be delighted with Mr Trump was what he did not mention: PiS's undermining of democratic institutions to entrench its own power.
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Prepare to be delighted, and surprised, because these writers don't shy away from BDSM, erotic risk-taking, sex with strangers, male/male lust, historical erotic scenes, or anything else.
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"If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," wrote Trump on Twitter Monday morning.
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Netflix will be delighted that their bet on Kitty Green—a young Australian director with only one other feature-length credit to her name—has so richly paid off.
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"If we can help little Charlie Gard, as per our friends in the UK and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," Trump tweeted on July 3.
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Oh sure, I was a fan of the first Deadpool and I'd be delighted to be a part of that sequel, but I haven't spoken to anyone about it.
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If you have managed to catch your breath following UFC 210, you'd be delighted to hear the UFC have TWO bumper regional shows for you to watch on Saturday.
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, that master of political theatre whose quatercentenary is upon us, will be delighted to see his most consummate speechmaker participating in the enormously entertaining 2016 American elections.
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But they might also be delighted at the range of timbre and texture she works into the fold here, defamiliarizing what we've come to expect from a dance record.
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"Donald Trump will be delighted to hear your commitment because 80% of the capital gains tax (reduction) will go to people who make $100,000 a year," the opponent said.
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Americans are supposed to be delighted, or at least relieved, that Trump began his speech by denouncing anti-Semitic threats and attacks, which have proliferated since he took office.
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I'd be delighted to make three or four hundred extra dollars a week by doing more for women than repair the drawer slides of their master-bathroom vanity cabinets.
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Well, friends, if you tend to side with the latter opinion of festivals (and tbh even if you don't) then you'll probably be delighted to hear about Fyre Festival.
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"If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so," Trump said in a morning Twitter post.
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As investors, we would be delighted to invest in a company that consistently generates this type of return, and we think most entrepreneurs would also be thrilled by such performance!
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And if you're the type to sprint from one building to another, you'll be delighted to know that this laptop is ultra-durable (it even packs a water-resistant keyboard).
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" On July 3, Donald Trump tweeted that "if we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so.
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Flames fans should be delighted with this signing, as the team has a strong, young roster with an improved goaltending situation and should push for a playoff spot come April.
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Should you file a suit against Mr. Cernovich, we will be delighted to embarrass the fuck out of you—and set up a malpractice claim by your client against you.
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World Rugby, the sport's governing body, would be delighted to see some of the biggest names from the 15-man game playing in Rio as sevens makes its Olympic debut.
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And if United Ireland came about through the border issue (very doubtful as our politicians are not even doing their job at present), I would be delighted to leave Britain.
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"We will buy the same stocks today that we were buying last week," and would be "delighted" if a good Chinese business expressed interest in a Berkshire transaction, Buffett said.
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"The Grammys suggested it, and I said that if Patti felt she was prepared to do it, I'd be delighted, and she was, and so there we are," Webber said.
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GREEN That said, I would be delighted if "Sweat" prospered, because it is a serious attempt to explain to the "bubble" what has happened outside it over the last decade.
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"Look, next year, if Rafael asks me to come to Monte Carlo for the tournament because, say, Carlos Moya can't make it, I'll be delighted to do it," Toni said.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday said he would be "delighted," in theory, to work with the White House to build a trade policy that benefits working Americans rather than just the wealthy.
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In Wisconsin, Clinton says Sanders is a Democrat-come-lately Obviously Clinton would be delighted with a win, but no matter what, she will leave Wisconsin with a clear delegate lead.
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China, too, will be delighted that America has been drawn into a protracted negotiation with North Korea—something that reduces the chance of war without diminishing China's clout in the region.
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There's also a box of Wondershop chocolates that can be hung around a nice bottle of wine, something any host would be delighted to be presented with upon answering their door.
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"If a new chair were to join us and he is compatible, believes in our strategy and help us to accelerate it, I would be delighted," Kocher said on CNEWS television.
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Downtown survivors who are mourning the bohemian spirit of the old East Village will be delighted to know of a gallery devoted to preserving its memory, gender-bending warts and all.
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But there's a lot of evidence that makes me think Obama — or at least a government clerk wading through all the FOIA requests — will be delighted to help a girl out.
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"While we can't be too specific in this email, I know you will be delighted with the upcoming developments," Bloomberg quoted Tesla's automotive president, Jerome Guillen, as saying in the email.
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It is true that a photo editor on Wednesday would have experienced slight difficulty while searching for an image of both Trump and Francis appearing to be delighted in one another's company.
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If 15.6 inches is not enough screen for you, then you'll be delighted to know that Asus is also producing a 323-inch gaming laptop designed to be smaller than the competition.
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Book fans will be delighted to learn that the sequel will focus on the story of Astrid (Gemma Chan) and her cautious reconnection with an old flame Charlie Wu (Harry Shum Jr.).
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Catch Mr. Ling in his wheelhouse and you might be delighted at what he can do; the less adventurous diner, however, may wish that Mr. Ling's research focused more on the basics.
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Should you find yourself anywhere near a CVS this coming weekend, in the aforementioned scenario, you'll be delighted to find that every bottle of OPI polish is buy one, get one free.
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With Henderson signing on the dotted line with Coker recently, they will be delighted to bring in another marquee welterweight to stop the talk of their reliance on freak shows to sells fights.
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If you already have and love Betrayal at House on the Hill, you'll be delighted to know that the game's first ever expansion has finally been released after 21.5 years on the market.
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Every other kid in school would be delighted, we'd be hiding the hockey sticks and tennis rackets [she used to beat us with], crying because we were stuck with her for the summer.
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In theory, superhero fans should be delighted by Thursday's news that Disney, in one one of the biggest corporate deals in history, is acquiring most of 21st Century Fox for around $52 billion.
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Speaking ahead of a meeting with Merkel in Berlin on Friday, Renzi told Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily he would be delighted if the German chancellor and Hollande could solve all Europe's problems.
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While some fans would be delighted to see the club facilitate success in any way possible, others want to preserve the 'old' Palace and the close sense of self that Selhurst Park fosters.
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Gail: Waiting to hear you start naming some moderates … Bret: On the other hand, I'd be delighted to see Amy Klobuchar get the nod: right experience, right sensibility, right part of the country.
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Craft beer enthusiasts will be delighted to find choose-your-own tasting flights offered at many of the excellent breweries situated around the Lake Washington Ship Canal, the waterway that bisects the city.
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"I know they already told me, which I would be delighted to do, 'You can come and direct an episode,'" Bellisario revealed to ET during a joint interview with her husband Patrick J. Adams.
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Fans of these characters will be delighted to see that each gets their due, and there's an unbearably cute critter named Bruni who seems tailor-made to move tons of toys this holiday season.
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She is played here by Teagan Croft, and fans of the cartoon that "ship" Raven and Beast Boy as a couple will surely be delighted by their meet-cute moment in a coming episode.
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" Mr. Trump, who was not known to have previously expressed a view on the matter, wrote on Twitter on Monday that if the United States could help, "we would be delighted to do so.
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If Perry wants to establish a rule offering cost recovery to low-carbon generators — or, more sanely, if he wants low-carbon to become a valuable attribute in energy-market auctions — I'd be delighted.
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Lovers of House Hunters, House Hunters International, and House Hunters On Vacation will be delighted by the opportunity to look inside ten different vacation homes all over Australia and learn from design expert Juliet Ashworth.
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Image: Boston Comics Roundtable If you love all things science, you'll probably be delighted by Boundless, the latest anthology conceived by the folks at Boston Comics Roundtable, a non-profit community of independent comic creators.
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"We will be delighted to support projects going towards electromobility, both in terms of public transport and other projects that could lead to the development of this sector," Grzegorz Zielinski, EBRD's Poland chief, told Reuters.
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He'll be delighted to know, then, that just this week the American imprint announced a pair of brand new shit-hot releases, in the guise of NYC producer Kaazi's Zen Travel, and Nightmare by Bludwork.
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"I have deep respect for the British bones of this city," she said, over breakfast at a hip downtown cafe, adding that she would be delighted to welcome Prince Harry and Meghan to City Hall.
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It's safe to say that when Cupid's arrow misses her and it goes straight for me, I'll be delighted that all I ever wanted will be by my side through the good and the bad.
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If those conditions are met, "I think all of us would be delighted to welcome a Russia which sought again to be a member in good standing of our like-minded group of countries," Freeland added.
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Still, even if you aren't number one, there's some thrill in the chase: "If you don't know about it and stumble across it by chance, you will be delighted because something unexpected was unveiled," Castleman says.
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" Trevor Houser, Clinton's top energy adviser, had a similar take at a separate event, saying that "if Congress wants to have a conversation about addressing climate change, Secretary Clinton would be delighted to have that conversation.
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"We must be delighted that very low-income individuals, very wealthy individuals as well as companies want to participate in the effort to rebuild a cathedral that is at the heart of our history," he said.
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"A lot of UN officials worried that Grenell might return to New York to head [the US mission to the UN] at some point and will be delighted that he's bound for Washington instead," Gowan said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sloane Stephens will be delighted if she never has to face Johanna Konta again after losing to the Briton for the fourth straight occasion and in the second consecutive Grand Slam at Wimbledon on Saturday.
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He also spoke fondly of Harry's mother, Princess Diana, who he believes would be delighted at the progress in the field, adding that "we'd have probably come a lot further as well" if she were alive today.
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Card carrying Boat Hive members will be delighted to know that he's already tossing out new music after releasing his debut mixtape Lil Boat, a spring breeze in mixtape form that delights as much as it confounds.
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At a recent debate, the moderator, Chuck Todd of NBC News, asked the candidates what they thought of the top-two system and Mr. Newsom made clear he would be delighted to run against a Republican opponent.
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Young said that he would be delighted if the Eagles "upset one of the big boys" in the group stage, but that he also would be pleased if the team simply held its own in every match.
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Although Bellator and another Russian promotion were in the running for Duquesnoy's signature, European fans will be delighted to see him finally pit his skills against fighters at the top of the food chain at 135 lbs.
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Already, substantial commercial contracts have been signed or negotiated -- including an order from Iran Air for 80 Boeing planes announced in December, a near $17 billion contract that the European Airbus consortium would be delighted to pick up.
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During the interview, Lloyd also said that he would be delighted to be in a fourth Back to the Future movie, whether it's a sequel or a reboot, as long as Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale are down.
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Clad in a dark western suit, Kim sat on a leather sofa in front of a fireplace with portraits of his father and grandfather behind him and said he'd be delighted to meet with Trump a second time.
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Barty has a remarkably complete game, and tennis fans (and tennis purists) should be delighted that she ultimately chose to return to the sport after struggling with the expectations in Australia and playing cricket instead for a time.
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I'd usually be delighted to have ad blocking automated away, but the surrounding conversation about Google — an ad company — having sway over which ads are and are not acceptable to present to users convinced me there was a problem.
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Grace Subathirai Nathan, a Malaysian lawyer who lost her mother on MH370, said the bereaved relatives – seven of whom are in Madagascar, from China, Malaysia and France – would be "delighted" if people on Africa's east coast joined the search.
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The case drew comment from Trump, who tweeted on July 3 that "we would be delighted" to help Charlie, and from Pope Francis, who called for the parents to be allowed to do everything possible to treat their child.
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As detailed below, with ~1251% of the world's households (ex-China) yet to be delighted by Netflix and with expanded local-market production on the way, we continue to view shares as the best idea in our coverage universe.
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While Diesel has said that The Fate of the Furious is the first of a trilogy, designed to wrap up the series with the tenth movie, I would be delighted if he kept making these movies until he died.
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It's a disparate group of toys, but there is this sense of both true family and extended family that is representative of anybody's life, including the little kids, who just might be delighted by toys that come to life.
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"Kim Jong-un would be delighted to meet with President Trump on the basis of one nuclear leader to another," said Christopher R. Hill, a career diplomat who was special envoy on North Korea under President George W. Bush.
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Meat eaters who hesitate to order the dish, based on past brushes with gray beef and sodden pastry, will be delighted to see four ounces of meat cooked to a rosy medium-rare and a tiny pitcher of black truffle jus.
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If you're in the market for a smart TV that's seriously discounted (trick question, who isn't?), you'll be delighted to hear Amazon has already slashed the price of the Toshiba 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LD TV by $70.
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And even more so if you take into consideration the rise of AR and VR. If you're an aspiring app developer, then you'll be delighted to know that the barrier of entry to this billion-dollar industry is relatively low.
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Featuring an airy open floor plan, neutral color palette, vaulted ceiling with wooden beams, French doors and large windows, the property's future owners will surely be delighted with the breakfast nook, concrete fireplace, open shelving displays and brass hardware accents.
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Hamilton, however, will be delighted by the work he did put in that allowed him to celebrate his 50th pole after posting a lap of one minute 25.351 seconds, with second-placed team mate Nico Rosberg nowhere near his time.
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McKoon told CNBC that he wanted Salesforce "to immediately shutter all business operations in India and Singapore in accordance with [Benioff's] publicly stated positions," adding that he would be "delighted" to debate the issue with Benioff in an open forum.
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I'm still not sure I need Quill and Baby Groot to be running around with Spider-Man and the Hulk, but as long as they keep coming back to this universe, I'll be delighted to go back there with them.
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The Europeans would suddenly be in the same camp as Russia and China, and against the US. The Russians would of course be delighted; a major goal of their foreign policy is to split the US from its European allies.
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Liu was the only woman who seemed capable of challenging Kim and will be delighted to earn her first Olympic medal at the third time of asking, as she also denied the United States a chance of sweeping the podium.
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While many Democrats and not a few anti-Trump Republicans would doubtless be delighted to see the president subjected to daily investigative torture, House Democrats cannot afford to alienate the independents and swing voters needed to send him packing in 2020.
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The point is for you and me to be delighted by Amazon, and its charming field ambassadors — who I can tell you from experience actually are very charming, and seem to enjoy their jobs more than some other Amazon employees do.
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But while Bjorn can be delighted with the results so far against a powerhouse American team that has the best combined world ranking of any American team in history, he also knows that a 24-23 lead is not impregnable.
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While you might think that Gloria Steinem, who has been appalled by the invisibility of women in New York City's public art for decades, might be delighted by the arrival of a suffrage monument, her grievance has outweighed any enthusiasm.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: No. WARREN BUFFETT: No it doesn't really-- if-- we got a call today from some business we understood and liked from China and they were looking for a lot-- it's big, you know, we would be delighted to get that call.
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Sure, every Disney fan knows that the rides, snacks, and the parks themselves are meticulously designed and maintained so visitors can be delighted at every turn, but did you know that this very thoughtful mentality also extends to the park's staff as well?
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"While we can't be too specific in this email, I know you will be delighted with the upcoming developments," Guilen said in an email to employees on Tuesday, adding that preparations are underway to boost vehicle output at the company's main plant.
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"Shareholders will be delighted at how this has all played out, having seen the share price double since just before the original offer was made by Twenty First Century Fox almost two years ago," said Laith Khalaf, a senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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Stuck in the muck like everybody else, the brown cat with a green parrot on its head, in the middle of the painting's foreground, is one of the many quirky things the viewer is apt to be delighted by in an Eisenman painting.
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Mash that up with Brightman's high energy and can't-take-your-eyes-off-him charisma, and it's no surprise the musical carves out its own place outside of the famed movie and cartoon — though of course fans of both will be delighted.
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"If, as we all hope, they are reunited with their families in the coming days and their health allows them to travel, FIFA would be delighted to invite them to attend the 2018 World Cup final in Moscow as our guests," Infantino wrote.
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Many people in America think Moscow must be delighted with how things have turned out with the election of Mr Trump, who has expressed admiration for Mr Putin and whose nationalistic leanings and disregard for the international order have destabilised the west.
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What is certain is that the Saudi led and US supported war in Yemen has greatly benefited AQAP and — ironically — Iran which can only be delighted by the fact that Saudi Arabia is immersed in a costly war that it cannot win.
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Russia, of course, would be delighted to see the complete package of evidence because it would tell Moscow a great deal about just what the UK's police and security services are capable of when it comes to preventing or detecting future attacks.
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So I'd be very worried if I were in US farming or agriculture or dairy because these are areas where the US has incredible comparative advantages, and there are farmers around the world who would be delighted to have less competition from American farmers.
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PSG activated a buy-out clause rather than a negotiate a typical transfer fee for Neymar and while fans of the French club will be delighted at signing one of the world's top players, the money invested in the Brazilian is unlikely to be recouped.
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Joe Gould would be delighted, but there are very few Gould-like characters left in the West Village, where this vegan fast-food chain's original branch is located, and even fewer near some of the other locations, in SoHo, Williamsburg, and the Flatiron district.
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You may even have to play three matches a week to get them done," Dyke told The Times here "I can see if you are a Norwich fan or of a team like West Ham, you might be delighted if the season was cancelled.
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"Before the formalities which would naturally be in order between our governments, I am able to assess and advise in this matter, and would be delighted to help foster such closer relation between Luanda and Washington," Mr. Broidy wrote, referring to the Angolan capital.
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Unfortunately, the case also magnifies applicants' worst fears about the process and provides fodder for naysayers, such as cynical parents or counselors, to tell students -- the very ones whom elite colleges may in fact be delighted to recruit and admit -- not to even bother applying.
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Ana will store a wedding dress on a chandelier; Ana will be delighted to know that she now co-owns a private jet; Ana will be less delighted to learn that she co-owns a gun; and Ana will be in some sort of grave physical danger.
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Finally, if you arrive in Quito, Ecuador as a tourist, you'll be delighted to see that the country has no currency of its own in circulation: the country has used the greenback since a financial crisis in 1999 destroyed the banking system and the country's currency.
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" The actor concluded the interview by saying that "if in that sense I am invited to any part of the world, well I will be delighted to go ... if for a question of bureaucratic procedure I cannot go, well, that is something no longer in my hands.
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You would likely be unimpressed by a company that sold an add-on to your vacuum that provided just one of those improved features, but you might be delighted by the prospect of an autonomous robot vacuum cleaner, which saves both your grip and your time.
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"If his appearance is within the constitution and the law we'll be delighted...but if it's just to ratify his position on Catalonia's independence, sadly we will not be able to do anything else than continuing with the measures already set by the government," Catala said.
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"If his appearance is within the constitution and the law we'll be delighted ... But if it's just to ratify his position on Catalonia's independence, sadly we will not be able to do anything else than continuing with the measures already set by the government," Catala said.
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Offering this opinion as your own would surely get you laughed out of any sports bar in America, and bookmakers would be delighted to take your wager: Bovada, a popular betting site, is currently pricing Oklahoma's odds of a championship at less than half of the Warriors'.
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And then, there were the references to the "S word" — socialism — in a rallying cry for Republicans, who would be delighted if Mr. Trump ran against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a self-described democratic socialist, and a Democratic Party that has shifted to the left.
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From swimming in natural pools to exploring Arikok National Park to climbing through incredible gold mines, there were plenty of non-bike-related things to be delighted by — even for those of us who really just needed a moment or two to de-stress and be relaxed as hell.
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They're hoping to pair the experience with entry-level VR experiences like Samsung Gear or Google Cardboard, and I just can't really see how there's a need in this market for something like OBE — but, having said that, it's cool enough that I'd be delighted to be proven wrong.
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The regulatory package announced on Wednesday "amounts to handing the global leadership on electric cars to China, which will be delighted to export their models to Europe, jeopardizing jobs in Europe's auto industry," Greg Archer, clean vehicles director at Transport & Environment, an advocacy organization, said in a statement.
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That's why, while many court watchers celebrated the Roof verdict, sharing the news on Twitter with exclamations like "Finally!" and "Justice has been served!" others said they refused to be delighted over a result that, in a system in which race didn't affect outcomes, would have been a foregone conclusion.
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If she is a child and comes up for adoption, many a white family will be delighted to have her, and if she is in your social class and social circle, she is very welcome to come to the party; indeed, it's not really a party unless she does come.
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SZALAI Giving it to Laszlo Krasznahorkai would go against Parul's totally spot-on observation about the adamant humorlessness of the committee (he's very gloomy and very funny), but I'd be delighted to see it happen, if only because it would inevitably expose otherwise reluctant readers to his brilliant, incantatory weirdness.
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" PEOPLE's own critic Tom Gliatto admits, "Frankly there's quite a lot to digest here — and while you may be delighted to take a break from the by-now-standard magic of CGI, you're also aware of how much labor goes into keeping dozens of jaw-flapping puppets on the go.
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And china will settle trade dispute Buffett says he would be 'delighted' if a business in china that he liked and understood called him and expressed interest in a transaction Buffett says if you believe 3 percent bond yields 'make sense,' then stock prices are 'ridiculously cheap' Buffett, discussing haven venture with amazon.
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Some of you may know Chris from Videogame Nation on the UK's Challenge TV, or from his appearances at TwitchCon, MCM, Sky News, CNBC, or any of the other things he'll be delighted I've mentioned here to demonstrate how much he's a credible person who you should hire for video game things.
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Some of these barrier-breaking code breakers are still alive and in Mundy's estimation would be "delighted" by developments like the renaming of a residential college at Yale for Grace Hopper, "the queen of code" and "mother of computing" who was a pioneering American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral.
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"If he can't, sort of, keep schtum about his own views, if he can't give up the oxygen of publicity, because he will be delighted that everybody is talking about him right now, if he can't stop setting down arbitrary red lines, then yes, he has to go," she told the BBC.
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Well, that's what one …Read more ReadGCHQ, the agency which set the puzzle, claims to be "delighted with the interest shown" in the puzzle but notes that "no-one found the four additional intended answers involving further reinterpretation of x as a multiplication sign" in one part of the final section of the puzzle.
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Fans of the 1996 film "Big Night," in which Stanley Tucci's character slaves for hours on a timpano—an enormous pastry filled with meatballs, sauce, and pasta—will be delighted by the similar, if much smaller, tortellini pie, a beautiful oval-shaped package of shortcrust encasing neat layers of meatballs, Bolognese, and mortadella-stuffed tortellini.
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"If Angelina and Brad reach an agreement on custody, the judge assigned to the case will be delighted that these parents were able to work out something that they can live with and that makes sense for the family," says certified family law specialist Stephanie Blum, of Reuben Raucher & Blum, who's not involved with the case.
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The former Mean Girls star, who now lives in London full-time, responded to a tweet showing an image of a Breitbart article in which Trump tweeted that he would be "delighted" to help Charlie Gard, a critically ill British baby that the European Court of Human Rights deemed was too sick to help with experimental medicine.
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If you unwrapped a Christmas gift at any point in the early 2000s, there is a 100-percent chance that you had to pretend to be delighted to receive a realistic-looking rubber fish attached to a plastic plaque that moved its mouth in time with cover versions of "Take Me to the River" and Bobby McFerrin's only song.
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So I pointed to my friend, told the whip he was a journalist, and said that if he revoked my credentials, my friend would probably write about it, and I would go to other journalists, who I'm sure would be delighted to report that the Trump campaign revoked a delegate's credentials for peacefully handing out political buttons.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker Those un-averse to the funkiest flavors of the sea will be delighted by dishes like the sour curry fish, a pungent mix of skin-on sea bass, braised daikon, and green papaya in a tamarind-chili broth, and the whole fried Thai mackerel, served with an intensely concentrated sesame-soy dipping sauce.
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Alexsi twists out of countless dead ends, and Christie does, too; each time his tale seems to be drawing into a cul-de-sac, he pulls it sharply and headily in some new direction, from Azerbaijan to Moscow to Germany, Alexsi shifting between passports, killing easily when he must, trying to balance the ruthless spymasters who would be delighted to sacrifice his disloyalty to the state.
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While children enjoy this free movie and free popcorn in Hudson River Park's Family Fridays series, they won't have to wonder what their animal companions back home are doing: The PG-rated animated "The Secret Life of Pets," released last summer, unveils it all, and small viewers will probably be delighted that that behavior includes human-style naughtiness, like playing loud music, eating forbidden food and sneaking out.
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Lohan replied with a positive message about Trump after a Twitter user attempted to shut down "crybabies at CNN" by sharing a Breitbart article that described Trump's pledge to help Charlie Gard, a critically ill British baby who the The European Court of Human Rights denied "experimental treatment" in the U.S. If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so.
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Italy would like to see Britain reverse its decision to leave the European Union despite the fact that the process has already began, according to the country's ambassador to the U.K. "We would be delighted if a shift in public opinion would lead the government in the future to stop the process and backtrack towards retaining full membership of the Union," Pasquale Terracciano, the Italian ambassador to the U.K., told CNBC in an exclusive interview on Monday.
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