I don't think it's a possibility, but we'd be thrilled.
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Customers might not be thrilled, but what are the options?
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Other Democrats are unlikely to be thrilled by this resolution.
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If you love expensive guns and tanks, you'll be thrilled.
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The folks at Goldman Sachs should, in theory, be thrilled.
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"We would be thrilled," Connolly said of a congressional solution.
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I am not sure whether to be thrilled or frightened.
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""If I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled.
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" He added, "I'm sure they'll be thrilled to hear that.
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"The government would be thrilled if they were," said Rhee.
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Not everyone might be thrilled you're having an intimate wedding.
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My husband and I would be thrilled if they married.
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Sanders wouldn't be thrilled about a 3% billionaire wealth tax.
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But I'll be thrilled if it can somehow pay off.
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She will be thrilled; it is "sewing" themed and super cute.
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"I would be thrilled if any of them did," she says.
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If you don't mind questions instead of answers, you'll be thrilled.
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I defy anyone not to be thrilled by this production's conclusion.
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Fans of the royal family will be thrilled about this news.
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Cersei screwed them over and they can't be thrilled about it.
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A very good day for Putin-- Putin must be thrilled. 4.
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Personally, I'd be thrilled to be driven around by a computer.
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KS: Yeah, the cows will be thrilled, except they won't be.
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Clinton's basket will be thrilled to learn they have lizard brains.
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Every company here would be thrilled to become the next OpenTable.
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Progressives will not be thrilled, and I am one of them.
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And you can bet that he won't be thrilled about that.
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One of Johnny's neighbors might be thrilled with his managers though.
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Resident geek Tej would probably be thrilled to go into outer space.
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SABATO: Well, no, I&aposm just telling -- but you should be thrilled.
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Friends and family say he'd be thrilled by the Notorious RBG phenomenon.
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And generally, Obamacare advocates would be thrilled with this type of movement.
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Your aunt will be thrilled to unload the dead weight on you.
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But a trucker making $250,250 isn't going to be thrilled with $22,000.
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We'd be thrilled to see non-tariff barriers eliminated in their entirety.
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I would be thrilled if it was over, but is this over?
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She'd be thrilled just to get to make movies with more regularity.
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And I think then the people of the world will be thrilled.
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"I would be thrilled by someone who inspires us -- whoever that is."
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But Nelson has had a lot to be thrilled about these days.
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Today, I would be thrilled to play such a twisted little character.
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"If it got down to 21 ... I would be thrilled," he said.
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The press and politics nerds would be thrilled to watch a contested convention.
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Jake and Sydney might be thrilled, but y'know their friends' parents are PISSED!
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Any of us would be thrilled to meet Simone Biles or Kerry Washington.
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If we had the underlying enterprise software to do that, we'd be thrilled.
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But still, the NHL's marketing department can't be thrilled with this, can it?
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These are women who we would be thrilled to be in business with.
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" DeGeneres said of Aniston's upcoming milestone, "You look fantastic — you should be thrilled.
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Potential buyers will be thrilled to know the shoes smell authentically like ... shoes.
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"If I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled," said Reynolds, 40.
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In theory, Republicans should be thrilled with their prospects in Washington next year.
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They're culture-establishing traits that Luke Walton should be thrilled to see. 3.
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The French would be thrilled to restore their language to its old primacy.
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And it seems like she may not be thrilled about her husband's politics.
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They may be thrilled that you suggest getting out for some fresh air.
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"Everyone thinks women should be thrilled when we get crumbs," King once said.
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Most people should realize that anyone who stumbles upon that situation wouldn't be thrilled.
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What kind of impact would I be thrilled to have a year from now?
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Commentary from Paul Begala Hillary's campaign must be thrilled with the discussion of race.
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Not many women would be thrilled about their husband getting nude with another woman.
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But, something tells us he'd be thrilled to face off with an NFL superstar.
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He won't be thrilled about it, but he'll almost always give you the hundo.
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Only then will our allies, and our own people, be "thrilled" with his leadership.
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No. Would I be thrilled and honored if I make it through this process?
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Lifetime, a network that has never had much luck with awards, should be thrilled.
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But what is clear is this: The president absolutely has to be thrilled today.
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Your cats will be thrilled that soon, everyday will be Caturday at your house.
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"The market seems to be thrilled," said David Whiston, an equity analyst at Morningstar.
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We've rounded up 14 gift ideas that any Sagittarius would be thrilled to receive.
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I'm sure they'd be thrilled to hear from someone who is not a reply guy.
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I wouldn't be thrilled with myself if I went out and spent my entire paycheck.
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Obviously we will be thrilled either way, and all we want is a healthy baby!
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S&P expects aggregate crude production to grow — something OPEC likely won't be thrilled about.
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Most Congolese, however, would not be thrilled by the prospect of more of the same.
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Product designers will be thrilled to say goodbye to cords and dependency on electrical outlets.
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Most Chinese citizens would be thrilled, however, there is a deep irony behind their success.
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Oh my gosh, I'd be thrilled to do any little thing with him and them.
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It's not going to be thrilled if the NFL does nothing to protect its investment.
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Many companies would be thrilled to get such professionally made content essentially donated for exposure.
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Having said that if you were my new sister in law I would be thrilled!
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Just like I'd be thrilled to have Mario Batali come over and make dinner tonight.
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Some of you may be thrilled to see Donald Trump on the cover of PEOPLE.
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Of course, many will celebrate her conduct and be thrilled by the insult to Trump.
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Many Democratic elites seem to be thrilled about the idea of a Clinton-Warren ticket.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, but he can hardly be thrilled about how things have turned out.
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If this is your principal issue, however, you should be thrilled with Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Your "Frozen" fan will be thrilled with the regal and royal Arendelle Castle Play Set.
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"I'm sure he'd be thrilled 🙄 This is awful," tweeted Captain America actor Chris Evans.
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While you're in town, we'd be thrilled to have the #USWNT visit the Senate too.
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And of course he and Melania will be thrilled to have tea with the Queen.
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So if it got down to 21, I would certainly be — I would be thrilled.
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Not everyone in the Five Star Movement is likely to be thrilled at the alliance.
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Even if I think they're wrong, it's hard not to be thrilled by this fact.
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If I had kids, I would write Rugrats and be thrilled, I would write anything.
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Most teams would be thrilled to have talents like Embiid and Simmons on their roster.
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Sansa, the fearsome lady of Winterfell, unsurprisingly won't be "thrilled" about her "brother's" change in loyalty.
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I'd be thrilled if Mad Max or Room won, just for how unconventional it would be.
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But these are not reasons to enjoy, or to be thrilled or moved by, these works.
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Overall, it's a very good display that the vast majority of people will be thrilled with.
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"I would be thrilled if it reaches the market," Associate Professor John Hart told TechCrunch today.
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It's time to clean it out and start restocking with pieces you'll be thrilled to have.
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I'd also be thrilled if they walked away feeling like they experienced something fresh and unique.
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And although Fischer's grandfather has passed away, she says he'd be "thrilled" at the new look.
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So I'd be thrilled if Republicans participated in debates about poverty, rather than forfeited the terrain.
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If you're like me, you will be thrilled to learn that the Bluths are almost back.
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I imagine stakeholders in the TechCrunch brand won't be thrilled to see screen captures like these.
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I'm also a dog lover, so I'm going to be thrilled that she's getting the dog.
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If you loved the Peter Rabbit stories as a child, you'll be thrilled at this news.
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He's a very caring man, and he'd be thrilled to have his name in a book.
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That's probably one of the only companies in the country that's not going to be thrilled.
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But if I did, I'd be thrilled by the kid-height sink surrounded by adorable playthings.
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I would be thrilled to get up at 5:30 or 6:00 in the morning.
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We'd be thrilled when we read about the exploits of Silicon Valley pioneers like Steve Jobs.
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As your President, one would think that I would be thrilled with our very strong dollar.
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Beijing, which has long aimed to push the U.S. out of East Asia, will be thrilled.
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"If it didn't say Trump, I'd be thrilled," Ms. Jacobs said, pointing to the hotel sign.
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House Democrats in marginal districts will be thrilled to have the issue die a quick death.
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Families will be thrilled to hear that a kids' room may be in the works, too.
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Most restaurateurs would be thrilled to learn that their establishment had been awarded a Michelin star.
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Lafrenière would be thrilled to bring Quebec back to the top of the N.H.L. draft board.
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We can have reasons to want to enjoy, or be thrilled or moved by, these artistic works.
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Your users will not be thrilled that you are doing this — and they will tell you that.
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Adam says he's sure whoever wins it on Sunday after the All-Star game will be thrilled.
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You'd think I'd be thrilled by the thought of a potentially better competitor for ABC's stalwart franchise.
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It's starting to sound like whatever the reason is, it won't be one we'll be thrilled with.
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"When she comes back, I'll be thrilled," Kris said of her daughter's expected return to Los Angeles.
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They may not all be thrilled with my reviews, but lying gives me nightmares, so I didn't.
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Enthusiasts should be thrilled because high-profit S.U.V.s generate funds that make better Boxsters, Caymans and 271s.
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I would be thrilled if I could avoid flying to Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Kansas City or Dallas.
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Musk, a noted sci-fi fan, will probably be thrilled with the comparison and the name drop.
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"If I'm where I'm at right now, and maybe one or two levels busier, I'd be thrilled."
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Don't you think its leaders would be thrilled by their good fortune and obsessed with maximizing it?
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Would children still be thrilled about Christmas if Santa spent all year shoving toys down their throats?
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"If that's one of the benefits, the effects of this rule, I will be thrilled," he said.
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Vows Not every bride would be thrilled with the idea of being upstaged by a wedding guest.
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Although, we're sure they'd be thrilled if he opted to show his, umm ... blessings in the buff.
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In 2016, he toldEntertainment Weekly Radio, [I]f I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled.
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X-Pac says he understands the frustration -- but says Chyna would still be thrilled with the honor.
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The cast appeared to be thrilled by the couple's presence, with many of them beaming in the shots.
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CONS: While Melania has warmed up to the role, she initially didn't appear to be thrilled with it.
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It's not likely that young Sanders voters will ever be thrilled at the prospect of voting for Clinton.
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That first group is likely to be thrilled by Echo Look, the "style assistant" Amazon announced last week.
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Different as the name may be, other fans seem to be thrilled for the famous family's newest addition.
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"If this were the last life, that her death could stop it, she would be thrilled," Feucht said.
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Legions of fans will be thrilled to know that the SPF is pretty standard, with one big difference.
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So fans of Evans' might be thrilled to know the director is still hard at work making movies.
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" He also pitched the idea of channeling Trump superfan Gene Huber, a role he'd be "thrilled to play.
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Somehow I don't think Mum and Dad would be thrilled especially during the UNICEF Save the Children campaign.
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Traditional baseball fans must be thrilled to learn that stat geeks have finally "discovered" the importance of fielding.
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Overall, the Pelicans should be thrilled so far with what they've seen from last year's second-round pick.
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The company will be thrilled that you're getting so choked up over its long-term investment in plants.
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They would be thrilled to elect a woman, they say, but what about those swing voters in Wisconsin?
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Protesters who have been massing on social media will be thrilled to give you their opinions in person.
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I paid off all of my debt, and I'd be thrilled if no one else ever had to.
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We're building a cool community of home cooks on the site, and we'd be thrilled if you joined.
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Lawmakers interviewed by The Hill last week said they'd be thrilled to have him back on the scene.
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Also: we're building a community of home cooks on that site, and we'd be thrilled if you joined.
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You don't read Christie to be thrilled; you read Christie to work out a set of logic problems.
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This season, we'd be thrilled to see one land in our stockings — especially if it's in the triple digits.
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While Kim Kardashian West may be "thrilled to party," North West and Penelope Disick don't seem quite as enthusiastic.
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"My mom would be thrilled to see that women aren't waiting their turn — they're just jumping in," she said.
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"Look, if Ryan [Murphy, American Horror Story creator] asked me back, I would be thrilled," Fern told the outlet.
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While they don't have formal plans to expand their business, Lauren said that's something they'd be "thrilled" to accomplish.
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Conrad added that she wouldn't be thrilled if her son, William "Liam" James, wanted to pursue reality TV, either.
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One might think that rank-and-file Apple employees would be thrilled with a just-announced $2,500 stock grant.
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Any team that selects him will be thrilled if he simply develops into an above-average starting point guard.
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While you’re in town, we’d be thrilled to have the #USWNT visit the Senate too.
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And given the way things started off, I agree that they'd probably be thrilled with turgid at this point.
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Your friend will be thrilled to know that no one in the world has an identical pair of socks.
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Auto show attendees should be thrilled to see the all-new, mid-engine Chevy Corvette, in both coupé and ...
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"I would be thrilled to be able to control any hardware in space, or on the Moon," Fiebrich said.
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"If we were paying our expected family contribution, we would be thrilled," said Ms. Phipps, of South Portland, Maine.
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"Frankly, the credit market ought to be thrilled with any WTI price above US$60 per barrel," Yovanovic said.
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Each is an innovator with promotion potential, and we would be thrilled if they spent their careers at Apple.
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Everybody won with this arrangement... a similar approach would keep Joey's bandmates happy, and Aerosmith's fans would be thrilled.
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"You shouldn't be thrilled," said Michael Pillsbury, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and outside adviser to Trump.
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Still, I bet a lot of people would be thrilled to be stranded on a mountain with Idris Elba.
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You have to just be thrilled for the recognition for the body of work that is Port St. Joe, right?
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Based on the comments, some avo-lovers would be thrilled to be on the receiving end of an avocado proposal.
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He did, saying he was there for his teammates, but something tells me he might not be thrilled about it.
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And Democrats will rightly be thrilled that they've forced Republicans to capitulate to fund so many of their domestic priorities.
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Any lover of classic arcade games would be thrilled to get their hands on this tiny Pac-Man arcade game.
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Sorenson rarely allowed herself to be thrilled by anything, but she conceded some satisfaction that these were patently terrific results.
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"Prosecutors who think people should go on trial and don't want to give plea bargains won't be thrilled," he said.
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France will like the first 22 minutes of that, and Argentina will be thrilled with the last five or so.
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When Matt Rosendale looks in the mirror, does he honestly see a face that will ever be "thrilled" about barley?
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She should be thrilled if she lands half the haul of HUGE gifts he got last year for his wedding.
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So the Minnesota senator will be thrilled at the amount of attention and speaking time she received in the debate.
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But President Two Scoops can't be thrilled about the companies that are trying to turn his fave dessert against him.
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Sarah Ramos and Miles Heizer told PEOPLE last summer that the cast would be thrilled to film a reunion special together.
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Considering how dismal the map is, the party would likely be thrilled to even maintain their current number of 22020 seats.
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"She would be thrilled to know that her coat, which celebrates diversity, is being sold to benefit loving families," added Melissa.
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My 8-year-old self would be thrilled to know that one day he'd get paid to play with toy cars.
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We're sure he would be thrilled that some of his old stuff is now up for sale to the highest bidder.
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There's one update that Uber passengers might not be thrilled about: Uber is going to start charging for returning lost items.
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Eventually they admit they're together, even while Kumail keeps Emily a secret from his parents, who definitely would not be thrilled.
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While the actor may not be thrilled with Damon's past behavior, he still has a lot of love for the vampire.
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The NFC South rivals can't be thrilled to find themselves among the three-way tie for the bottom of the division.
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I enjoy my life, and if I could have an extra couple decades, during which I'd be healthy, I'd be thrilled.
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"This is not somebody you can have as your president, but if he got the nomination I'd be thrilled," he added.
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And I'm not sure that Eugene would be thrilled about staying away if he knew how severe, this outbreak may be.
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During an interview with Extra TV, she shared that her twins would be "thrilled" if she had another baby with Rodriguez.
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Presumably, Orrin Hatch would be thrilled to hear that Uqora remains free to make contradictory claims under the law he authored.
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Of course, shareholders would be thrilled with that kind of improvement in GE's share price after many years of horrible performance.
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"If Jason wants in the White House, I think the president would be thrilled to have him back," the source said.
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Considering the negative response to past changes, the core community probably isn't going to be thrilled about the beautification of Reddit.[Recode]
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But obviously most people won't be thrilled to go to school so that they can learn to accept lower wages without complaint.
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If you're a teetotaler—or just buzzed enough already from last night's party—the restaurant owners won't be thrilled about your presence.
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If so, Flint would be thrilled: "I am always so excited and grateful when women I admire wear my shoes!" she says.
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Current and prospective employees will be thrilled by the idea of working in a progressive environment that mirrors the likes of Google.
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If you're nuts about Oreo, you'll be thrilled to know that the brand is releasing not one but two new cookies flavors.
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But, even if it's not, you know your mom will be thrilled that you publicly posted how much you care about her.
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"We're sure the Animal Shelter supervisor will be thrilled to find a goat in a dog's crate when she arrives to work!"
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Social conservatives and a large part of the base — including many veterans and current serving officers — will be thrilled by the decision.
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They are contacting us because they think RZA is going to be thrilled that they are buying the album to release it.
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McCutcheon must be thrilled, as she was keeping her fingers crossed that the duo would still be together all these years later.
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They've been girls that always have inspired my personal style as well, but I'd be thrilled to see anybody in the collection.
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I think it's important to not just be thrilled about our careers being somewhere they've been before, for the sake of opportunities.
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As someone who strongly believes that the War on Drugs is immoral, ineffective and idiotic, I'd be thrilled to see this happen.
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They'd be thrilled to find another person who cares about what they care about, who thinks about things instead of just sleepwalking.
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Given that Tesla and General Motors are by far the top producers of electric vehicles, you'd expect their executives to be thrilled.
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And given where her poll numbers are at the moment, she would be thrilled with either of the two top spots. 3.
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"We don't want to start a war," he said, adding that he would even be thrilled if she came to his event.
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" Asked if he had read several of the most popular titles, he said, "I looked at them enough to not be thrilled.
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"But anyone who cares about the future of the PC should be thrilled that Apple now faces a serious and creative competitor."
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Burrows does not clearly say that those members should be defeated, though he did say he "would be thrilled" if state Rep.
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No one's being more conservative with expectations than Disney, who'd be thrilled to ring the $200 million bell for a third time.
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As national park users, we should be thrilled that for mere pennies per visitor-day we can better protect America's best idea.
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"I don't think anybody can be thrilled or depressed with these results — maybe except me," Mr. Curbelo said with a sad chuckle.
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But the most invested members of the conservative coalition will be well aware of what's happening, and they'll be thrilled with it.
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Fans of "Dance Moms" alum and dancer Maddie Ziegler will be thrilled to see that the star made a cameo in the film.
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If all this volume came to them tomorrow I think they'd be thrilled, but I'm not sure they're built anymore to handle that.
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"If I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled," said Reynolds, who just welcomed his second little girl with Lively in September.
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Liberals obviously wouldn't be thrilled with this outcome, but it's not like it would bring the Court into wildly new or unprecedented territory.
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Through the app, they'll learn how sound is made with these items, and will be thrilled when their lesson turns into something tangible.
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And why wouldn't scholars of the Enlightenment be thrilled to have our subject brought so prominently into public view by Pinker's successful book?
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We may not comprehend the science behind what she's saying, but we'd be thrilled to be in the presence of such a rockstar.
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I would be thrilled if this ring was hidden in my dessert during a botched proposal in which I accidentally ingest the ring.
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Closeout Code and Markdown Date More From Family Handyman 10 Things DIYers Would Be Thrilled to Find at Costco No More Costco Chickens?
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He looks like a man who has won the lottery… and she would be thrilled as a parent to see him so happy.
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There's intimacy there and there's respect there and I think fans will be thrilled to see some of these old faces on screen.
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He sees the NATO alliance (correctly!) as a major bulwark against Russian expansionism in eastern Europe, and would be thrilled if it fractured.
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For all the many reasons Boston has to be thrilled about their future, Horford is the biggest reason to be excited right now.
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I would be thrilled to learn that Kim is a farsighted reformer masquerading, out of desperate necessity, as a thug and a swindler.
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While I'm sure many American parents would be thrilled to have their children follow this advice, it won't be possible any time soon.
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He sees the NATO alliance (correctly!) as a major bulwark against Russian expansionism in Eastern Europe, and would be thrilled if it fractured.
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I'd personally hate for my parents to make that sort of decision for me, so I assumed that others wouldn't be thrilled either.
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It's not altogether clear, however, that women currently seeking the top job would be thrilled by O'Rourke's offer of the number two spot.
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Rand Paul, an advocate for immediate withdrawal, that the Kentucky Republican would be thrilled with the upcoming announcement to pull troops out quickly.
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Couples, famous or not, are allowed to be thrilled about their children and share as many photos, videos, and feelings as they feel fit.
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Given his injury history and ongoing physical decline, Griffin's financial advisors will be thrilled if the Clippers offer him a five-year max contract.
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Naturally, we would be thrilled to see Pastor West spreading the good word of bone-crunching tackles to a new generation of Nigerian defenders.
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"I think maybe Eileen Davidson and Lisa Rinna would probably be thrilled if I wasn't part of this circle of friends," she told viewers.
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The people of Stars Hollow would probably be thrilled to have food from Luke's Diner or Al's Pancake World delivered right to their doors.
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Yes, the dude Steve meets at the support group, who hasn't quite moved on, is going to be thrilled to have his guy back.
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Those that were holding out hope for the Suvet will be thrilled to learn that Ikea is keeping the nap-ready wardrobe dream alive.
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Star-Goers: All the artists we work with would be thrilled to work in film, we're trying to find ways to discover those opportunities.
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Any one company would be thrilled by the success brought by the Apple II, the Mac, the iPod, the iPhone, or even the iPad.
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At the nature facility, bird-watchers will be thrilled to be find some 500 birds of more than 150 species from around the world.
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If the incident was recorded, we're told Russell's camp would be thrilled because they think it will show Banks is lying through her teeth.
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If these shows were your jam, you'll be thrilled to learn that Freeform (formerly ABC Family) will air reruns of all three this month.
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The world appears to be thrilled that Iranians have taken to the streets because their government was grossly incompetent and then lied about it.
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If he could be tempted to switch lanes and challenge Steve Daines in Montana's 2020 Senate race, every Democrat in America would be thrilled.
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Quite the contrary; we should be thrilled that there are outlets like Facebook and Snapchat enticing criminals to post conclusive evidence of their own crimes.
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One would think I would be thrilled to be done with this journey of torture, but in actuality, I woke up this morning feeling sad.
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So while this week's paralyzing series of errors gave Amazon engineers a terrible headache, cloud computing competitors like Microsoft, IBM, and Google must be thrilled.
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Sure his beer bosses might not be thrilled with the image, but we're guessing his contract doesn't require him to drink Dos Equis 24/7.
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That's not a phenomenal number by Apple standards, but any other manufacturer would be thrilled to have a phone with that kind of sales figure.
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Any cat owner would be thrilled to receive a gift for their cherished pet, especially if said gift was an adorable little loaf of bread.
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And I would be thrilled if I learned that a love interest still called up his ex on holidays or shared custody of their cat.
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Wall Street would not be thrilled, and perhaps donors who work there made their feelings known to Senator Rubio after he spoke up in 2014.
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Hornaday passed away in 85033, but he would certainly be thrilled by the recent Congressional and Presidential action to make the bison our National Mammal.
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Though Wall Street seems to be thrilled with the idea, the proposal has been rejected by most other sectors as being undemocratic and outright colonial.
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I was aghast when George W. Bush won two terms, but I would be thrilled to have Bush 43 back in the White House today.
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His actors' performances are very strong, and fans of Cho will be thrilled to see him finally take on a more muted, sophisticated leading role.
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" Clever business move on her part ... although Anderson Cooper can't be thrilled, considering his interview with her is set to air on Sunday's "60 Minutes.
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Anyone who loved the vinyl coin purse icon from the '70s and '80s will be thrilled to see the OG Hello Kitty back in action.
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If Schultz puts his money behind projects that are cost-effective and serve a broader public purpose, I'll be thrilled for him — and for us.
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He said the deal had provided a jolt of excitement for the clubhouse, as if the Astros' play were not enough to be thrilled about.
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Still, Mr. Trump said Ms. Dingell had said her husband would be thrilled as he looked down and saw how the country was honoring him.
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When Trump gets up there and talks about fire and fury and the little rocket man, the North Korean leadership is gonna be thrilled over that.
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If Connie expressed interest and had time in the future, I know [exec producer] Ryan [Murphy] would be thrilled to bring her back to the show.
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Justin Bieber can't be thrilled about an alleged trespasser on his property -- but he's gotta be stoked about the crib itself, 'cause it's a bachelor's paradise.
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If you fit this description, you'll be thrilled to know that Apple is still selling unlocked 32 GB models in the rose gold and gold colors.
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If you have fond childhood memories of these vintage bubbling candle-shaped lights adorning your Christmas tree, you'll be thrilled with the Novelty Lights Bubble Set.
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In that sense, Trump poses a national security risk to the West, and that's reason enough Putin would be thrilled to see him elected president. video
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However things shake out, the Raptors would be thrilled to have Meeks somewhere in the organization, adding another beacon of the culture they're trying to instill.
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Marriott International stated in their quarterly earnings call that they would "be thrilled to end up with flat margins" next year, given the challenging RevPAR climate.
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Not everyone may be thrilled that the society is so grandly showcasing a work of fiction, and one that has little to do with New York.
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Bret: By the way, I'd be thrilled to be mistaken about any of this, because nominating Sanders is like going over Niagara Falls in a barrel.
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Those who worry about Facebook's tendency to drive political polarization probably wouldn't be thrilled about a place where only positive comments about a candidate are tolerated.
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When my wife was pregnant with our first baby, we decided not to find out the gender and told people we would be thrilled either way.
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Boeing's defense chief Leanne Caret said her company would be "thrilled to be part of that journey", but Britain and its partners must first determine their requirements.
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Our sources say Joel never asked him because he didn't want to put Kanye on the spot ... BUT if Ye wants to sing, Joel would be thrilled.
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If that is really true, she cannot be thrilled by Mr Pruitt's nomination: it is a reminder of how limited any adviser's hold on Mr Trump is.
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Investors may be thrilled about the current bull market, but one market watcher believes that paying attention to volume is a better way to maximize their profit.
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So my mother, who insists she doesn't need glasses even as she blows the text up to 400-percent on her Paperwhite, will no doubt be thrilled.
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Daltrey also admits that he'd be thrilled if the nearly 70,000 fans expected to attend the three-day concert would keep their pot smoking to a minimum.
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So if you're a woman who has read that guys secretly love prostate massage (Ed note: Guilty) and would be thrilled to be fingered, don't assume, ask.
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There's a great science fiction story buried deep within Horizon: Zero Dawn, and we'll be thrilled to talk about it when spoilers are less of an issue.
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Many who care about the future of America would be thrilled to hear a debate, or discussion, or exchange of ideas in depth between Johnson and Sanders.
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If there are two groups that might not be thrilled to be lumped together, it's likely people who believe in aliens and people who believe in God.
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The actress (and wife of the hip-thrusting Justin Timberlake) claims to be thrilled with "mediocrity," but it seems like she's got her life pretty under control.
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With the stadium's more spacious seating, technologically advanced viewing experiences, and over-the-top luxury suites, the Bay Area's tech bigwigs should be thrilled with their investment.
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Normally we'd be thrilled to find something in common with our theatrical world, but in 2018, the lack of equity unfortunately seems to be across the board.
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If Steyer and Bloomberg put their money behind projects that are cost-effective and serve a broader public purpose, I'll be thrilled for them — and for us.
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Americans living in Australia seem to be thrilled, especially those (like me) who got very used to relying on Amazon for almost everything in the United States.
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"The stock market should be thrilled if Bernie wins the nomination," Greg Valliere, chief US policy strategist at AGF Investments, wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Several hours before Wednesday night's spectacle, I found myself on a street corner with a friend who said he would secretly be thrilled for a Bloomberg presidency.
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State Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has to be thrilled that he made the cut for this final week of campaigning, given that most Senate strategists believe Sen.
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Without GOP support, there's no way to remove Trump from office, and even if Trump were removed, Democrats still would not be thrilled with a Mike Pence presidency.
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Shannon (whose mom, Linda Lee Cadwell, 74, wed Bruce after they met in college) says her dad "would be thrilled" his idea finally made it to the screen.
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"Everyone thinks women should be thrilled when we get crumbs, and I want women to have the cake, the icing and the cherry on top too," she said.
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Conservative-minded people aren't going to be thrilled with a Clinton presidency, but they've already lived through eight years of Bill Clinton and eight years of Barack Obama.
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Diggy, the block-headed rescue pup with a goofy smile, seemed to be thrilled by his new owner in a selfie that spread across the internet in June.
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WE PLAYED THAT SOUND BITE FROM CORKER A FEW MOMENTS AGO, WHERE HE SAID YOU COULD PUT THE WHOLE INDIVIDUAL PART IN THE INCINERATOR AND NOT BE THRILLED.
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Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively gotta be thrilled -- they held their wedding reception next to the plantation's rustic structure when they secretly tied the knot back in 2012.
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Ordinarily, liberals would be thrilled to see the architect of last year's tax bill leave the White House, even while the president chooses diplomacy over belligerence with Pyongyang.
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" It's no secret that Reynolds loves being a father to girls, and told Entertainment Weekly Radio in 2016 "if I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled.
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Nobody expects anyone to be thrilled about their ex's new girlfriend, but that's not the reason Rachel Lindsay is sus about Bachelor In Paradise contestant Caelynn Miller-Keyes.
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Wally Bazemore, who grew up nearby in the Red Hook Houses and coached baseball here for years, said he would be thrilled to see the fields open soon.
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All those rural districts in America's wind corridor might not be thrilled if their preferred candidate seeks to undermine one of their most important sources of economic growth.
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" It's no secret that Reynolds loves being a father to girls, and told Entertainment Weekly Radio in 2016 "if I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled.
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I made a note to be thrilled, but, after five matches in less than forty-eight hours, I felt like a fossil hastily reassembled from a tar pit.
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Still, I wish more shows understood that kids are kids, and they may not be thrilled to sit quietly for an hour and change, especially the littler ones.
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Longtime fans of the Food Network will be thrilled to know that Alton Brown's hit series Good Eats will be returning to the channel after a five-year hiatus.
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Not every Italian would be thrilled with our pepperoni pizzas (and penchant for dipping slices in ranch dressing), but we're not about to give up our pie-loving ways.
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I can't imagine they would be thrilled with what they would find, especially after questioning so much of what Moscow has had them do throughout this entire fifth season.
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We might not be thrilled to see fangs sprouting from their snouts, but if that's who our loved ones really are, we owe it to the relationship to look.
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Thus, if someone got you a breezy ocean candle, you'd be thrilled — and if someone knew to not get you a Sprinkle Cookie Wonderland candle, you'd be even happier.
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The video was posted on the Facebook page of Kimberley Rugby League, and although a little dangerous looking, it's hard not to be thrilled by this bit of trickery.
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Mrs Clinton must be thrilled to have an opponent more unpopular still, and whom she has beaten in all but two of the last 58 head-to-head polls.
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It's why, after Twitter banned him in July 2016, he claimed to be thrilled: the service, he said, had proven his point about the mainstream's intolerance of free speech.
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"The perfume category is at the heart of our global strategy for growth ... we would be thrilled to welcome Mugler and Azzaro," Cyril Chapuy, president of L'Oreal Luxe, said.
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I used to be thrilled that my blood level of HDL cholesterol, the so-called good cholesterol, was high, the likely result of my devotion to daily physical activity.
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"Captain America" star Chris Evans tweeted on Wednesday "I'm sure he'd be thrilled" with an eye-rolling emoji, referencing what he believed would be Dean's reaction to such news.
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And Henry told VICE News that while some white Iowans may not be thrilled about the demographic shift happening in their state, Latinos are helping prop up local economies.
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Most people would be thrilled to find out that one of their relatives articulately spoke out against slavery in the south at a public square in the mid-1800s.
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Rob Kardashian may have rushed to girlfriend Blac Chyna's aid after she was arrested in Austin, but a source says he might not be thrilled with her recent legal trouble.
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Fans and viewers won't be thrilled if Grande really is absent from the award show on Sunday, especially considering she was one of the most popular artists this past year.
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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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My feeling is that if you never compare the Max to another high-end speaker, you'll be thrilled, but if you do, you might be unimpressed with the Max's sound.
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" Great News: Your Wallet Is Going to Be Thrilled "My clients who want to go from blonde to brunette always ask me if the change means less maintenance and price.
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Given that, you might expect that players would be thrilled about the prospect of a $100,000 tournament from NBC Sports, which will air on NBCSN and regional networks in August.
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Given the higher demand and the limitations on seat availability due to the Max, United finds itself in a beneficial situation — even though budget-minded passengers might not be thrilled.
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While the retail world may be thrilled with the ruling, Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, said on "Squawk Alley" that the decision could have far-reaching ramifications.
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" -- via Twitter Actress Mara Wilson "Peter Fonda was one of the oddest people I've ever met, and honestly, I think he'd be thrilled to know I remembered him that way.
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Wall Street should be thrilled by a couple of sentences that came out of President Donald Trump's mouth on Tuesday before he jetted off to California for an immigration event.
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But there's one group that may not be thrilled with the rollout: advertisers, who will have a more difficult time targeting Facebook users, once clear history becomes available, the company warned.
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Fans of Game of Thrones will be thrilled to see Arya Stark, Jon Snow and Robb Stark all together again, while the premiere of the next season remains so far away.
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So while his supporters might be thrilled to see him on a hot streak, it's unlikely that even substantial wins will do much to change the underlying math of the race.
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In fact, if I could just uncover one thing that hasn't been jerry-rigged in a perplexing, completely unsafe way that requires fixing from the ground up, I would be thrilled.
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Those lawmakers must now get ready to work with a GOP president to get things done — including some things they may not be thrilled about, such as raising the debt ceiling.
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"There are many universities in the world that would be thrilled to have them and who are approaching them and asking if they would return to their universities instead," she said.
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They'll want to learn everything about you and your story; they'll take an interest in your hobbies and be thrilled to master a new subject to show their affection for you.
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Restrain your rage, Facebook bots — I'm fully aware that Team Gay technically doesn't exist, and I'll be thrilled if anyone from Team USA wins gold (solely for the Leslie Jones reaction).
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Readers who connect with these other runners will be thrilled to know that "Ghost" is the first in a promised series from Reynolds, each featuring a different narrator from the Defenders.
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"Forty years ago in Alabama, there's a lotta mamas and daddies that would be thrilled that their 14-year-old was getting hit on by a district attorney," one voter said.
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"I'm sure neither Ford nor Chrysler is going to be thrilled with the economics of this deal," GM's former director of labor relations, Arthur Schwartz, now a consultant, told the News.
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Any makeup brand, especially one with only about 500 followers on Twitter, would likely be thrilled to rack up 25 million views in a day on an ad for its product.
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She also told Chris Harrison at the "After the Final Rose" special that she will be thrilled to appear on this year's Bachelor in Paradise and look for love all over again.
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I imagine Mick Jagger will be thrilled to hear that foot-scraping, stomping, head-bobbing, and rasping out a well-known warble is now emblematic of our new mark on the calendar.
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But if you really can't do it — or if you're some kind of slang aficionado — you'll be thrilled to know that there are dozens of unusual euphemisms for masturbation at your disposal.
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For those contemplating the decision to channel their inner Ziggy Stardust or the High Priest of Pop: I can only imagine those two would be thrilled to see themselves inspire myriad ensembles.
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"I think the important thing is that Jaime had a chance at freedom [with Brienne] and finally liberated himself from Cersei, which I think the audience will be thrilled about," Headey said.
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"If the evaluations tell me I need to elevate my game further, I would be thrilled to return to Kentucky and help this team compete for a championship," Herro said on Twitter.
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Yes, we'd be thrilled to see President Obama speak at a community college graduation, but we also know that he'll be seeing these talented trailblazers making their mark for years to come.
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"If I am Hillary, I would be thrilled to target people who can't stand Trump right now," he said, referring to U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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Members of Congress expect (rightly so) that premiums would spike if Trump were to cut off the CSR payments immediately — and don't think their voters would be thrilled with such a development.
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Zayd and Raniyah, my 9- and 7-year-old son and daughter, are still young enough to be thrilled when a sunflower seed they've planted outgrows them only a few months later.
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Take it from me, a Disney devotee, if I didn&apost already own almost all of these, I would be thrilled to receive any one of these 19 Disney books this year.
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He would likely be thrilled if the reporting is true that the Russians have infiltrated servers at Burisma, the Ukrainian energy company at the heart of the Biden faux-scandal in Ukraine.
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This probably sounds crazy to the great many busy professionals out there who would be thrilled to spend a little less time on housework, but the study isn't just one loony outlier.
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So they might not be thrilled to play ball with Netflix or Disney or [insert other entertainment company here] when creating cable bundles 2.0, given that doing so might directly enrich their competitors.
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After revealing the victor of their new flavor contest in August (Crunchy Mint FTW), M&M's has announced a new addition to their ever-growing lineup, and fans of Nutella will be thrilled.
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Bughead fans should be thrilled that the ultimate mystery-solving duo are back together in a big way, and for everyone else, well — at least Betty and Chic can't swap webcam tales anymore.
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Oh my god-this town is so f—— crazy-you are so sweet to text-I love you-having said that if you were my new sister in law I would be thrilled!
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And Amazon has to be thrilled that it is, as AWS accounted for 13% of the company's total income this quarter as it continues to help lead the way for the online retailer.
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I'm sure some closeted kid out there who loves subscription-based streaming services and made-for-TV Christmas movies will be thrilled to see themselves represented in this unapologetically corny 81 minute film.
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Researchers and designers originally believed that users would be thrilled to virtually explore the Louvre and other remote, exotic cultural phenomena, but many BEV users instead connected to church groups and soccer clubs.
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Debbie might be thrilled to chase her dreams, but the wrestler is clearly near tears on the bus upon realizing all the mom-and-son time she is giving up to do so.
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"We will be thrilled if in the future the people of the world would feel the advent of the electronic pen was a good thing," Yamada said in the 2006 Japan Spotlight interview.
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The Republican president-elect, Trump, has not been formally invited to the event nor is he expected to attend, but "of course we'd be thrilled if he did," said one organizer, Jeff Giesea.
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Whether you've been saving up to buy a stand mixer for yourself or know a friend who would be thrilled to receive one, it makes sense to go ahead and buy it today.
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We should never forget them we should never stop looking at the movies, we should thank Will Smith for making his movie, we should all be thrilled it, was a thing of beauty.
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If the team can deliver on the promise I saw here, then I'll be thrilled to say they did it: they made a Fallout that I'm ready to throw dozens of hours into.
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That being said, most first-time users will be thrilled by the easier setup process for the onboard cameras and not having to worry about things like USB bandwidth management for wired sensors.
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"People will be thrilled that Obamacare is repealed, and then furious that their 25-year-old kid is now off their insurance," among other broadly popular parts of the law that would disappear.
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We will all sit down and get back into the deal, and we will make it good, and we won't be closing up our factories, and we won't be losing our jobs, and we'll sit down with the Democrats and all of the people that represent either the Paris Accord or something we could do that's much better than the Paris Accord, and I think the people will be thrilled and I think the people of the world will be thrilled.
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Many business groups would be thrilled, for instance, if Congress abolished the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was established in Dodd-Frank, but the filibuster remains an obstacle unless the Senate changes its rules.
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But if Radionomy can navigate these tricky waters and deliver a product even a little like what they've described, I'll be thrilled (and my guess is tens of millions more will be, as well).
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But even if McMullin wins the state, Clinton would be thrilled that six supposedly sure Trump votes are no longer in the GOP nominee's column, thus further complicating his path to 270 electoral votes.
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"They will be thrilled to be paying for the wall," he said (rather puzzlingly, exit polls suggested that Mr Trump won a healthy 44% of the 6,000 votes cast by Hispanics in the caucus).
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Halftime Ellis will be thrilled with the lead, and the two goals, but Neville and England will feel fortunate to have gotten one back, and to have traded punches with the world's best team.
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"I, for one, could not think of a better way to be the shortest-lived youngest woman in Congress, and I would absolutely be thrilled to hand that off to her tomorrow," she said.
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But Bloomberg and his people will be thrilled that the ABC moderators saw fit to ask a question about his impact on the race at a debate where he wasn't even on the stage.
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I was sure they'd ask me what I thought about some new plotline they were working on and that they would also be thrilled to hear some of my own ideas for new stories.
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"She would be thrilled that it's still being celebrated" Would she like the Mother's Day we have today, with its mix of political and commercial influences (with a particularly heavy dose of the latter)?
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A BUSD official tells us ... while the district hasn't been contacted by anyone in the production so far, they'd be thrilled to provide a backdrop in the upcoming installment and would accommodate any filming.
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First there's the smile, then there's that laugh: When short-track speed skater Maame Biney is excited about something, the whole world knows it — and she's had good reason to be thrilled in recent weeks.
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Anyone who wanted the better camera would have just paid a few hundred dollars more for the Pro, and the majority of customers would be thrilled they are now able to get a Phantom 4.
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Zoey and her family members also appeared to be thrilled with the reunion, as shown in heartwarming photos shared by the Guilford County Animal Shelter shortly after her owners came to retrieve their lost pet.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks own one of the best home records in the majors, but that doesn't necessarily mean left-hander Robbie Ray will be thrilled to take the mound at Chase Field on Tuesday night.
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Fans of Jenny Slate's 2014 tour de force, Obvious Child, will be thrilled by this domestic drama's darkly funny, unflinchingly human representation of abortion — and its equally compassionate take on the obstacles facing young moms.
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When Selena Gomez heard that the 2004 hit film was making its way toward Broadway, she was super excited — and volunteered that she'd be thrilled to take on a particular part, should the opportunity arise.
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Given my history, you might think I would be thrilled at the perilous threshold at which Roe now stands, following the passage of sweeping new abortion restrictions in such states as Alabama, Georgia and Missouri.
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Somebody with a knack for SpongeBob memes has a great appreciation for the "What did you do to my drink?!" fish, and we can only imagine they'd be thrilled to have him on a hoodie.
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Egypt and most of the Gulf states will be thrilled if Mr Trump follows through on a promise to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation, which would make it easier to justify repressing them.
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If you were a child of the '90s who loved being blinded by color, you will be thrilled to know that Lisa Frank has made the seamless transition from rainbow Trapper Keepers to motivational internet memes.
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But Mr Hensarling believes that small banks would be thrilled: "Speak to any community banker and they will tell you they are withering on the vine and the number one culprit is Dodd-Frank," he says.
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At the champions dinner on Tuesday, Nicklaus said he told Palmer that if he wanted to participate in the ceremonial first shots, he could putt a ball off the tee and the patrons would be thrilled.
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It was the ideal Sanders speech both for keeping his supporters on his side and for trying to move them to Clinton's camp, and every major Democrat should be thrilled at how well he nailed it.
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While paying near record-high gasoline prices, Canadians will be thrilled to know every woman, man, and child in Canada also "donates" around $100 ($77 USD) to profitable, and often foreign-owned, oil and gas companies.
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"We have so many people that want to go in so we'll have to just have to pick the people to go into the room - I'm sure other people will be thrilled about that," he said.
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So, whether the new royal baby bears the telltale marks of crinkly hair, dark skin, full lips or any of the signs we purport to see, I will be thrilled to claim him and celebrate him.
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Your small group can help bring people in using an 'each one reach one' approach around the neighborhood — and most localities have emergency management teams that would be thrilled to speak at an event like that.
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Though there are certainly people who would boycott films on this basis, there are also many parents who would be thrilled to see their children introduced to that kind of diversity at such a young age.
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Don&apost forget to emphasize that you&aposre really attracted to your partner, still feel very sexual, and just want more sexual intimacy, which are all things I&aposm sure he&aposll be thrilled to hear.
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He called the ban a witch hunt and said he would be thrilled to see his son win the Super Bowl, even if that meant his son might receive the Lombardi Trophy from Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Yau notes that most of Bright Cellars' drinkers are "moving up from Barefoot and Yellow Tail," which is to say that more veteran wine drinkers may not be thrilled by the options provided by Bright Cellars.
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Steyer and his campaign had to be thrilled that Biden somewhat inexplicably picked a fight with him about his involvement in the coal industry, but that fight sort of fizzled before it ever really got started.
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Active time: 15 minutes Total time: 15 minutes Mario Batali's Pecan Pralines Makes 24 pralines Guests will be thrilled to learn they are taking home some of these chocolate, nutty pralines at the end of the night.
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If Mr Trump moves to recognise Russia's annexation of Crimea, as he has hinted he might, Mr Putin would obviously be thrilled—though the American president lacks the legal authority to do so in any formal way.
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"But they're also very young, so they haven't gotten old enough for me to be thrilled to be away from them," jokes Lively, 29, of her 3-month-old daughter and the baby's big sister James, 2.
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It is to be expected that a Republican president will appoint like-minded experts and operatives throughout the executive branch, and that civil servants will not always be thrilled about changes in the direction of federal policy.
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"Model 23.5 reservation holders may not be thrilled about the fact that they have to wait longer than they thought for their vehicle, but it likely won't cause them to cancel their orders en masse," Caldwell said.
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President Trump appears to be thrilled about Apple's declaration that it will build the Mac Pro in the US and not China, but that hasn't stopped his administration slapping the Cupertino firm with tariffs on some components.
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"I would be thrilled if a significant number of them came up here and spent the summer helping to learn the system better so they will be even more effective advocates going forward," Deutch told NBC News.
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Although HBO would be thrilled to see the show bring them subscribers galore into perpetuity, show creators David Benioff and D. B. Weiss have made it clear that they are not going to extend this show forever.
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If you identify as L.G.B.T., a P.O.C. or non-male and you would like to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever mentorship and wisdom I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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If you identify as nonmale and/or LGBT and/or person of color, and you're looking to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Trixie thinks that since my husband is an "involved dad" (barf) and we have relatives in town who can help babysit, I must be thrilled and able to get away as often as she wants me to.
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Children who can't get enough of the sweet-natured bear will be thrilled to learn that Nickelodeon will air an animated Paddington series in January, and that a third Paddington film is said to be in development.
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Also, if you identify as nonmale, L.G.B.T.Q. or as a person of color and you want to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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During a recent interview with Extra TV, Lopez, 50, shared that her twins Maximilian "Max" David and Emme Maribel, both 11, with ex-husband Marc Anthony would be "thrilled" if she had another baby with Rodriguez, 44.
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These are special kinds of copyright licenses that clearly state the terms under which such images and videos can be used and shared by others, though you may not be thrilled about the specific ways they are used.
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The President's big rally Saturday night was a reminder that his midterm role is somewhat unresolved, too; some Republicans will be thrilled to have a presidential visit while others worry he is toxic with some key voting blocs.
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It's a tribute to family, the sort of song that any grandmother would be thrilled to hear, the sort of thing that makes you wish you were a better grandchild either now or when you had the chance.
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I keep telling — my son now is in the process — I keep telling him that there's so many great schools and I'd be thrilled if he went to any of our partner schools, they're all pretty exceptional. Yeah.
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While I'm sure anybody would be thrilled to have total strangers congratulating them on their work performance, I have just one question for the folks going wild over Gallego's interpreting -- do you understand anything the signer is saying?
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Also, if you identify as nonmale or LGBT or as a person of color, and you're looking to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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You gotta listen to Sonnen break it down ... especially the way in which he explains how Jon is able to mix it up in the event despite his suspension ... which we're sure Dana White will be thrilled about.
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Wet n' Wild dropped some budget-friendly Halloween palettes, Lush has both pumpkin and black cat bath bombs, and today, true horror fans will be thrilled to know that Strobe Cosmetics is restocking its American Horror Story eyeshadow palettes.
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And though Fox must be thrilled with the early returns for "The X-Files," the network recently stopped disclosing same-day ratings, arguing that the industry should disclose viewerships figures after three days, when delayed viewing is factored in.
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Though the name might be a bit cheesy, fans of this non-dairy milk will probably be thrilled that a new option will soon be gracing grocery store shelves, thus hopefully reducing hysteria caused by recent oat milk shortages.
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But when time passes and I heal and everyone else heals, yes, I'm going to be thrilled that we have memorialized her through the show and she's got a legacy that we can always turn to and look at.
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But about guns — you may be more radical than I am, given that you want to repeal the Second Amendment, while I'd be thrilled if we could just prohibit gun dealers from selling caches of weapons across state lines.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale, LGBT or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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"Speaking from the residents of Hackensack, I believe that they would be thrilled to not have to be part of the impact of the airport," said Kathy Canestrino, the deputy mayor of Hackensack, which is three miles from Teterboro.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale, L.G.B.T.Q., or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Now he has two babies, and while he would probably be thrilled to have another one, Owen is not the father of Amelia's (Caterina Scorsone) baby on Grey's Anatomy — unless the show is gonna throw audiences a total curveball.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT TENNESSEE (143-1): The Volunteers have to be thrilled with the play of sophomore forward Grant Williams, who registered 22 points against Purdue and then contributed 20 versus Villanova, pulling down eight rebounds in each contest.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale, LGBTQ or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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It's also why Apple, launching its new streaming service, must be thrilled to have her as the gleaming, confident center of its new flagship series The Morning Show, a plush A-list vehicle that includes Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carell.
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No one ever thinks to buy themselves a life-size cardboard cutout of Chris Hemsworth, and yet you know your Hemsworth-loving mate will be thrilled to have him lurking, lifeless and two-dimensional, in the corner of their home.
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Ariana's gotta be thrilled for the chance to finally share the spotlight with 'NSYNC ... she was raised on their music and recently posted an old vid of her in the crowd at an 'NSYNC concert, singing along in her mother's arms.
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Now that she has two kids with husband Ryan Reynolds, it makes sense that she doesn't want to jump into a crazy TV schedule — even though I, for one, would be thrilled to see more Lively on the small screen.
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The Oklahoma Heisman Trophy winner said Friday at the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine that he is meeting this week with Arizona, which holds the No. 1 pick in April's draft, and he would be thrilled to be the first overall pick.
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A strong anti-gun movement may make some marginal gains; I would be thrilled to see even a modest effort to move mental health out of the purview of police and prisons and back into the realm of counseling and medicine.
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Copper Goldtouch Non-Stick Baking Sheet Set, available at Williams Sonoma, $49.95If baking cookies is their respite from the world's chaos, they'll be thrilled to have a fancy new set of non-stick pans and a cooling rack to play with.
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You know the type — the ones who'd rather be at Disneyland than anywhere else, the kind of man who can do a spot-on Mickey Mouse impression, the guy who would be thrilled to watch Fantasia for the 50th time.
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And if you don't think chaos and profundity make sense together onstage, you probably won't be thrilled by Mr. Lucas's worldview either, which is that of an incurable romantic flailing his way through a doomed crush on a bad date.
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Right now, I'd err on the side of focusing on this threat, just given how much damage it could do to the country, but I certainly would be thrilled if the US permanently gets a paid leave system out of this.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale or LGBTQ or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as non-male, LGBTQ+, or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Sometimes when I'm in the thick of things covering this White House I'll think of my grandmother, who wrote for her West Texas college newspaper and always wanted to travel the world as a journalist -- I bet she'd be thrilled.
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And there's one superfan in particular who will be thrilled with this year's champ: his Dark Tower costar and 2005 Sexiest Man Alive, Matthew McConaughey, who put in a good word for Elba during a visit to PEOPLE in the summer of 2017.
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The French leader had the insight that Mr. Trump would be thrilled by the military might, pomp and circumstance of France's annual Bastille Day Parade, with its show of military hardware, and invited him to share a front-row seat last July.
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" Speculating about how Spade would feel about the upcoming Frances Valentine fall collection, Arons shared, "I think she would be thrilled, I think she would be really happy to continue to make other women happy… She'd say, 'I'm okay, don't worry about me.
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When it was announced that the first novel in the series was being turned into a proper Hollywood movie, complete with an American marketing team, starring an American cast, and made for an American audience, I felt like I should be thrilled.
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Clearly, defendants all over America would be thrilled if Facebook managed to persuade the courts that the TCPA is unconstitutional – a feat no previous TCPA defendant has managed to pull off, despite a fair number of First Amendment challenges to the law.
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And in those terms, lovers of the old guard fashion elite should be thrilled because according to Forbes' Top Paid Models list for 2016, Gisele Bündchen is once again the biggest earner in the world for the 14th year in a row.
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It was so bad that the chip maker has to be thrilled to have CES, the massive consumer technology show going on this week in Las Vegas, as a way to change the subject and focus on the other work they are doing.
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Competition was out of control, full-time jobs with benefits were in short supply, and I was conscious that if I failed to meet expectations, there were hundreds of other smart, hard-working young people out there who'd be thrilled to replace me.
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"When we make any of Prince's music available to fans — from the hits to unreleased gems — we are committed to upholding Prince's high creative standards," Strang said, "and we know fans will be thrilled when they hear these albums and see these films."
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The record shows the Jets are 2228-252 heading into a divisional game next week at Miami, where the Jets would be thrilled to replicate their second-half performance — three touchdowns scored, 20 yards gained, two turnovers forced — across a full 28 minutes.
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And we'll sit down with the Democrats and all of the people that represent either the Paris Accord or something that we can do that's much better than the Paris Accord and I think the people of sour country will be thrilled.
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The Obama administration's rolling out of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has been portrayed as an affront to Congress' law-making powers, but if those complaints about executive overreach and administrative lawmaking were sincere, Congress should now be thrilled!
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Buttigieg came across a bit too rote and programmatic for me -- at times it felt as though he was reciting a speech he memorized -- but his campaign will be thrilled that he walks away from this debate without a scratch on him.
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Elsewhere, expected heavyweights like Manchester By The Sea and Moonlight had strong showings, and plenty of people will be thrilled to see that Arrival scored big as well, including snagging a Best Picture nod (though star Amy Adams did not make the cut).
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You'd think that fans would be thrilled that Thornton has found happiness with a new partner, but more than a few Instagram commenters criticized her for "moving on too quickly" and some even went as far as to claim she "didn't really love" Carney.
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Fans of the crispy M&M (a late '90s fave that has made a comeback in recent years) will be thrilled to hear that the candy's latest crazy flavor embodies all the elements of a s'more wrapped around crispy rice cereal for that signature crunch.
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And unlike a sleek Model S, trucks are as aerodynamic as the side of a house, they have to haul heavy loads, and drivers who are paid to cross the country as quickly as possible won't be thrilled at the idea of long charging stops.
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Solange's stunning album A Seat at the Table offers one of 2016's best and most meaningful commentaries on the intersection of race and art, so it's no surprise that Insecure would be thrilled to have her thoughtful input when crafting the show's soundtrack.
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Nintendo fans might not be thrilled at the prospect of a DLC structure for Zelda, but it's a reality of the top-tier gaming industry these days, and Nintendo's plan for the forthcoming content sounds like it'll probably be worth the investment for most people.
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Internet providers will be thrilled with this ruling "While we continue to review the decision, it appears to halt the promise of jobs, investment and opportunity that community broadband has provided in Tennessee and North Carolina," commission chairman Tom Wheeler says in a statement.
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Toronto Coach Nick Nurse got only three baskets combined in the first half from his All-Stars Kawhi Leonard and Kyle Lowry and has to be thrilled to hold a 413-point lead at intermission — with a resurgent Gasol (14 points) leading the way.
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I'm not sleeping much and I'm pretty sick but still feeling very blessed," the model tells PEOPLE, adding that while she and Brown will find out the sex of the baby "as soon as we can," she would "be thrilled with a boy or girl.
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I would be thrilled to have a test kitchen, but the upside of the way we do things lies in the very fact that our writers and testers don't have special equipment, and certainly not the kind of equipment you find in a restaurant kitchen.
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It is probably only a matter of time before the 44-year-old American passes Sam Snead on the all-time win list and he said he would be thrilled to do it at a place that shaped his earliest memories of the sport.
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As I said in my last notes, if you identify as LGBT+, a person of color, or as a woman, and you're looking to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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If you're a fan of books or movies that open with a handsome young man roasting the remains of a dog, you'll be thrilled that High-Rise — starring Tom Hiddleston and based on one of J.G. Ballard's best and grimmest novels — is now screening in theaters.
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"Peter (Marc Jacobson) and I are doing a 'Nanny'-related project that's very big, that I think the fans will be thrilled with," Fran Drescher told CNN on Wednesday night at the Endometriosis Foundation of America's Blossom Ball, where she was receiving the organization's lifetime award.
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Parfit was hardly primarily interested in aesthetics, but it was still fascinating to see him apply his approach to ethics to the analysis of art: It is sometimes claimed that we have reasons to enjoy, or be thrilled or in other ways moved by, great artistic works.
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Joe so good looking i might be tongue tied but be thrilled to be Joe&Brian sandwich lol It was refreshing to see new faces on Wings like Casey & Alex but some fans have issues esp Alex they did their part so thnx to them pic.twitter.
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McRaven were successfully drafted to run for governor of Texas, his candidacy would be met with an outpouring of enthusiasm and patriotism from a grateful electorate that would be thrilled to be offered the choice of a candidate who embodies everything that is good about public life.
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McClatchy newspapers reported that Kushner met Thursday with the League of United Latin American Citizens, the Libre Initiative, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and other pro-immigrant groups to discuss protection for "Dreamers" in exchange for wall funding — something about which the base will not be thrilled.
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Pulling at strings of the past could be overkill for these characters: No one will be thrilled with learning that Randall had a secret twin of his own also adopted at birth, or that Kate has some dark secret buried deep in her closet we've yet to learn.
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"It's not clear whether he will run for office soon, as he has always been interested in public office or whether he will take a break and join one of the major law firms in the City, any one of which would be thrilled to have him," Little said.
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Fans of The Hills will be thrilled to know that your favorite reality TV characters could soon make their way to the big screen, according to a report by EW. Stars Kristin Cavallari, Whitney Port, and Audrina Patridge have all said they'd be interested in doing the project.
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I'm sure they would be thrilled to know that that little girl is about to complete her first year of college, and that she is as happy and as beautiful as she was when they wrapped her in a polyester blanket and gave her a ride in their ambulance.
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"If there is anything good that comes out of this, it might be that colleges looking to fill their last slots might go and find some low-income students who are extremely price sensitive and would be thrilled to take a slot for a discounted price," he said.
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"We'd be thrilled for the Secretary and staff to get a detailed look at the infrastructure and briefing on the Gateway Program and see fully and up close why we need 21st Century transportation for the nation's economic heart," said Stephen Sigmund, the partnership's chief of public outreach.
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"It's happening, it's happening fast and I think things probably are going to happen with China fast because I cannot imagine that they can be thrilled with thousands of companies leaving their shores for other places," Trump said during remarks at the White House, providing no evidence of such an exodus.
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"They will be thrilled to be paying for the wall," he promised and followed up this outlandish statement with "I love the poorly educated" (he also said he loved the Second Amendment, Liberty University and the evangelicals) and the promise to keep Guantánamo open and "load it up with bad dudes".
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"Instead of throwing huge dollars at it like the Roborace guys are — and not to put them down, I want to be very positive about them, but they have 10 teams and an expensive, high-end car — if people showed up with a self-driving jalopy, I'd be thrilled," Schachter says.
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"When we make any of Prince's music available to fans—from the hits to unreleased gems—we are committed to upholding Prince's high creative standards and we know fans will be thrilled when they hear these albums and see these films," Cameron Strang, Warner Bros Records CEO, said in a statement.
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There's also the potential of Davos bringing along Gendry, and while it seems hardly important in the grand scheme of things, the existence of a Baratheon bastard is surely news Cersei would not be thrilled about, given that Joffrey sought to have them all killed during the massacre in King's Landing.
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We are Sierra Padres, we went to the Sierra High School in San Mateo, we are a few years apart, but I think Tom McKenzie, the football coach, would not be thrilled because I remember him drinking from a straw on the field and I think he let every Sierra Padre down.
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New Yorkers, I'm sure, will be thrilled to learn that their sincere opposition to the deal—which presents a whole host of potential impacts to the Queens community and which stands to benefit Amazon greatly with luxurious subsidies critics say amount to corporate handouts—is being characterized as some kind of personality quirk.
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"We've been so enamored with the conversation and fan reaction surrounding 'The Mandalorian's' The Child and we know Star Wars fans around the world will be thrilled to see this beloved character incorporated into the Hasbro Star Wars collection of products," Samantha Lomow, president of Hasbro's Entertainment Brands, said in a statement.
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And even if you aren't planning to be a DIY bride but just have about a zillion weddings on the docket, you'll be thrilled to have a few good go-to hairstyles ready to go, just to avoid reverting to that same ponytail you usually do when the weather is sticky and you need your hair off your face.
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While a college student may not be thrilled with his mom being able to walkie-talkie him whenever she wants, numerous customer reviews claim that this feature was very useful for contacting elderly parents who have limited mobility or short term memory, as it doesn't require them to pick up a phone or use any buttons.
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More From The Daily Mail The Scary Reason Your Flight Attendant Tells You to Raise Your Window Shade The 35 Best Airport Restaurants in America 35 Breakfast for Dinner Recipes The Best Restaurant for Breakfast in Every State 15 Weird Food Cravings and What They Mean United Airlines, on the other hand, seems to be thrilled about their new snack option.
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" The unknown writer did note that both Pepsi and water were available (a product placement that Pepsi has to be thrilled about), but insisted that two sandwiches would not satisfy soldiers who were hungry to defeat the infidels: "I've received multiple complains [sic] from almost all the sariyah [small group of soldiers] regarding this food problem [...] An urgent action is badly needed.
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They're pretty traditional, so me moving out isn't something they would be thrilled by, even though I'm 30.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (I was really lucky and received a lot of state grants, so I don't have any student loans.)Health Insurance: $72.81Car Payment:$515 Car Insurance: $133 Netflix: $9.99 Apple Music: $14.99 (I split this with my sister.) Gym Membership: $19.99 Day One 43:30 a.m.
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" FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson Says She Wants 2 More Kids to Up Her Total to 5 FROM PEN: Failed Marriages, Stripper Poles and 12 More Revelations from the Kardashians' 10 Years on TV The second insider said that the couple had "found the perfect surrogate" and are eager to become parents again, adding, "If things work out with the surrogate, they will be thrilled.
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Donald Trump has continued to dominate the airwaves in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination — but the GOP frontrunner might not be thrilled with the latest outlet to publicize his controversial speech calling for a ban on Muslims entering the US. The Somali militant group al Shabaab used footage from Trump's speech in documentary-style video aimed at recruiting American Muslims to their cause.
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" As for the prized free trade agreement, which any Brexit PM would be thrilled to claim, President Trump said while in Britain: "As the U.K. makes preparations to exit the European Union, the United States is committed to a phenomenal trade deal between the U.S. and the U.K. … There is tremendous potential in that trade deal — I say probably two and even three times of what we are doing right now.
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I thought about why the digital artists gave Hudson a perpetually runny nose (gross), and how much Taylor Swift got paid to be in this movie, and why I found one of the cats so disturbingly sexy, and whether foreign markets will bother with subtitles given how little sense the dialogue and lyrics make, and the closeted teen boys who will feign disdain but secretly be thrilled when their family drags them to see Cats.
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And though individual consumer choice is by no means enough to offset the larger structural forces threatening these establishments—rising rents and labor costs, the proliferation of chain restaurants, and a city that offers few protections for these unofficial landmarks—I'm sure the creators of these Neo New York establishments, many of them small business owners themselves, would be thrilled to learn that their love for them was contagious enough to encourage you to do so too.
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