Last year, the quarterback was given freedom to be exuberant and speak his mind.
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But for some undeniably valid economic reasons, this view may not even be exuberant — just rational.
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Her Aunt May can be exuberant and quirky, and still sometimes wear her hair in a bun.
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Among Bezos' many strengths is to be exuberant patiently, to have a long-term horizon, as he has done at Amazon.
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The ShopRite clerk, like other workers in the village, was a trained volunteer who knew that Kenneth, like many with autism, could be exuberant one moment, violent the next, and often sensitive to sounds.
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Wall Street traders may be exuberant Monday over the decision to pause the trade war between the U.S. and China, but economists across the marketplace aren't convinced the delay will lead to a permanent solution.
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"I think it's a nice time to be exuberant, and to be rationally exuberant about stocks going forward," he said, citing the potential for higher inflation under Donald Trump's presidency, increased rates in a stable economic environment and a strengthening employment picture.
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When President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE hosts Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the White House, the atmosphere will be exuberant.
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He may be exuberant or even excessive, and this may cause some excitement, but we see nothing of scandal, vice, thievishness or anything of that kind in this card.
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Smith's lifestyle continued to be exuberant and this did not impress his conservative, church-going parents. However, at no time did they disown him. In 1972, Smith claimed to have become a born-again Christian, declaring that God had freed him from his past debauchery and helped him see the injustice of racial discrimination. He aligned himself with the Moral Rearmament group, held public meetings promoting majority rule, and befriended a number of Black nationalist leaders.
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A broken coated Parson Russell Terrier The Parson is a feisty and energetic type of Terrier. They can excel in dog sports such as flyball or agility and require vigorous exercise in order to prevent them from becoming bored and potentially destructive in the home. They can be suited to live with children but as they have a typical Terrier temperament, they will not tolerate rough handling. The AKC describes them as being single minded, tenacious and courageous when at work, while at home they can be exuberant, playful and affectionate.
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The club was growing at a rapid pace and in 1895, within a year of the club's inception, the club started to attract crowds of over 20,000 with the biggest attendance of 30,000 for a Good Friday fixture in 1895. The Manchester City supporters of this time were known to be exuberant fans of their club, often transferring their enthusiasm for the club into creating a loud atmosphere at Hyde Road, often with their bugles and drums whilst some would occasionally wear fancy dress. On the pitch, the team went from strength to strength and the support given to the club vitalised industrial east Manchester, something the club's original founder Arthur Connell strived to do.
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