He is seen going from cheering to sobbing back to cheering.
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"I'm not really cheering for money; I'm cheering for the entrepreneur," Linton said.
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Me cheering for the Pats, my daughter cheering on the Rams, my household in upheaval!!
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" [Cheering] [All singing] [Cheering] "All right, so you have the, like, sort of nursery rhyme hook melody.
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And-- so-- I think all America's cheering for GE, but I'm certainly one of those that is cheering.
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The people who love me are here cheering for me and my fellow countrymen are cheering at home.
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There&aposs sideline cheering, where teams dance and use pompoms to support teams, and then there&aposs competitive cheering.
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While we're all glued to our television sets cheering on athletes, the athletes themselves are busy cheering on the Home Again star.
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Women all over the world have been cheering on Cardi and Cardi wants everyone to know, she is cheering on women too.
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But it was often clear that delegates were cheering for Clinton less than they were cheering the things Clinton had done for them.
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Cheerleading can be divided into two types — sideline cheering, which includes the cheerleaders who support high school and professional sports teams, and competitive cheering.
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" She added: "Today it was a great feeling to feel like maybe the fans that were here cheering for us were really cheering for us.
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"They (spectators) were cheering, cheering and I got more energy to keep faster," said Kosgei, the defending Chicago champion who also won this year's London Marathon.
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And when Harvey made a crack about his 2015 error in his opener, one large cheering section near me responded only by cheering and dancing louder.
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You can see from the snippet of video there were hundreds of kids in the cafeteria, and they were cheering her on, yelling and cheering her on.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "He's like, 'The people were cheering.
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That that airport was packed with people cheering Muslims coming off of ... I saw guys with kippahs, yarmulkes on, cheering Muslims, not even necessarily American citizens, coming out of the gate all chanting and cheering the truth of who America is, the values we project to the world, what has made us a great country.
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What could be better than Diane Keaton cheering you on?
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Later that night, Wooden Wisdom finally greeted the cheering crowd.
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And also when I walked in, the cheering was incredible.
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It has been viewed over 800,000 times by cheering fans.
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"I'm going to be on the cheering team," said Chopra.
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No. Democrats are cheering for America to fail right now.
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The actress started by cheering on the women's gymnastic team.
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For once, the show has us cheering instead of weeping!
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She sat through the whole game, cheering on her team.
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Corporate America is also cheering Trump's promises of less regulation.
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However, other corporations in the U.S. are cheering the move.
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I think, I hope, I think they're cheering for us.
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"We have won," Orban told a crowd of cheering supporters.
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The whole family will be cheering him on Feb. 23.
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Their cheering always reaches us and give us good energy.
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"We made history here tonight," she told a cheering crowd.
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My own payout was $7,500 for three years of cheering.
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In Scandinavia, royals get in on the cheering action, too.
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"The opposite of cheering isn't booing – it's silence," he said.
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The fans continued cheering, and he then waved to them.
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"I was so damn proud," Walz told the cheering crowd.
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My family were all in the audience, crying and cheering.
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The cheering crowd included one of his uncles, Philip Schooling.
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My husband has a lot of people cheering for him.
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The House assessment of course the president was cheering on.
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Already coal stocks are up and those companies are cheering.
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Rather than cheering activity on, however, investors are in revolt.
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Except Deandro was so busy cheering, he forgot to film.
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And it's amazing that people are cheering for the robot.
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Cardi, meanwhile, was cheering "That's my man!" from the crowd.
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I'll be cheering you on every step of the way.
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The cheering is intense and impressive in its mass uniformity.
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Would this crowd be cheering virtuosity if it was Phish?
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Global equity prices rose, cheering the hopes of a deal.
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Amazon's dominance continues to impress and Wall Street is cheering.
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Heidi was all thumbs up, cheering on her kid, Henry.
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Mets manager Terry Collins said he was cheering for Tebow.
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Nothing like cheering you all up in the morning session.
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S: Basically not when it's a group of lads cheering.
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Investing so deeply in every character and storyline. Laughing. Cheering.
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I understood why people were sharing the article and cheering.
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The audience was definitely on her side, cheering her on.
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"Pretty wild," the popular Elliott said to a cheering crowd.
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" NASA included footage of its officials cheering, "Touch down confirmed!
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I asked why he was cheering for the visiting team.
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Yet who in the audience wasn't cheering when that happened?
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They were cheering when the World Trade Center came down.
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Her advisers said there were 800 activists cheering her on.
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That angered Republicans and industry, who are cheering Trump's rescission.
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Shake Shack is opening more locations and investors are cheering.
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Retweeted a blog post cheering "Sean Hannity's Big Week" 22.
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They boo the GOP bill while they should be cheering.
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There were, of course, some cheering too -- but mostly boos.
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Not everyone was cheering and thrilled for the happy couple.
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Clinton said to the cheering audience filled with union workers.
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He likes the clapping and cheering and hearing his name.
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I like to hear the cheering and everyone being happy.
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They were cheering all over, even this savage from Orlando.
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People began cheering for their horse, screaming out their number.
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The benefit: Running downhill into cheering crowds off 59th street.
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"I was cheering you on," Pirro told Adams last weekend.
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It's fun because the robot has fur and very cheering.
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I'll be cheering Tesla on knowing I did my part.
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Patrick has become a familiar member of Rodgers' cheering section.
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Hearing them cheering, singing was just a lot of emotions.
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Just listen to me a second without booing or cheering.
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We're all cheering them now because they're not awful. Right.
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By the end, she had many in the audience cheering.
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"We Canadians have been had," he said to loud cheering.
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The implications of these results are both cheering and cautionary.
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For the moment, everyone seems to be cheering the deal.
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"It's fun to have the public here cheering," he said.
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Wherever he was, I'm willing to bet he wasn't cheering.
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The cheering built slowly until it was a roaring ovation.
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We should be cheering mothers on, and acknowledging their choices.
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I think there were like 10 people cheering for me.
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The guys were waiting for me and cheering me on.
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People in the video are heard gasping and then cheering.
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The crowd of 12,210 people was on its feet, cheering.
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But features like Super Chat and Cheering feel more personal.
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" Ms. Seda said, cheering the name for Puerto Ricans. "No.
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Lakers game ... cheering and snappin' pics while Kyle Kuzma played.
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Austin Bayles is cheering at Texas Tech University alongside Sherbs.
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Not everyone is cheering The measure, though, has its critics.
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The cheering was replaced by silence and confusion and fear.
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A cheering crowd poured onto the steps of the courthouse.
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Others are cheering the former New York City mayor on.
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Addressing a hall filled with cheering supporters at 11 p.m.
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"The collusion delusion is over," he told the cheering crowd.
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It's unbelievable how many people are out here today cheering.
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I think that's funny that you have all these people, whoever the team that we're playing against, they've got on their jerseys and they're cheering for me more than they're cheering for the other team.
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"We got it done," DeSantis told a crowd of cheering supporters.
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Still, it didn't deter us from cheering on her Hollywood ascendance.
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J.Lo couldn't contain her excitement, laughing and cheering throughout the performance.
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Count Daniel Radcliffe out of the New England Patriots' cheering section.
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The fans continued cheering, however, and he then waved to them.
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The president has now entered the room to big cheering crowds.
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Is there cheering, clapping, people being won over at each event?
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The hype of you walking in, cheering and clapping for you.
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You can't blame fans for cheering; the Warriors are killing it.
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Restaurant boots Sarah Sanders Why are some pundits cheering the owner?
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The crowd was excited—clapping, cheering, laughing at the funny bits.
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Everyone's just hanging out, drinking, cheering, and singing their favorite songs.
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"I'm the victim of a great injustice," Rousseff told cheering supporters.
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When he did finally arrive, "Everybody erupted in cheering," said Bullington.
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"Let's put this thing away," Trump told cheering supporters in Spartanburg.
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As Dorothy emerged, she saw a crowd of cheering little people.
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The long-suffering Europeans, led by the French, would be cheering.
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"I will comply with the order," he told the cheering crowd.
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She has often been photographed cheering Nadal on at his competitions.
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And the people cheering for Trump are not rooting for America.
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He proclaimed to a cheering audience that the law wasn't enough.
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Trudeau spoke to a cheering crowd in Montreal about his victory.
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The demonstration elicited cheering, intense debate, and backlash across the internet.
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It was a rollicking performance, and the crowd was cheering throughout.
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It's so inspiring to feel the support and cheering from everyone.
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But both nationalists and globalists will surely be cheering in 2026.
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The reality star quickly walks inside to escape the cheering crowd.
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They throw hundreds of dollars at her while cheering her on.
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They fly fighter jets over stadiums packed with cheering sports fans.
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In practice, he has been parading through stadiums before cheering crowds.
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They were cheering for their team as hard as they could.
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Both ladies were greeted to huge, cheering crowds on Christmas morning.
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For investors cheering this earnings season, there could be trouble ahead.
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All these people are here for you and cheering for you.
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But we'll continue watching your fabulous life, cheering you on anyway.
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Is the US Supreme Court decision regarding uniforms worth cheering for?
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It's wonderful to see people cheering me on the entire way.
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Watch It If: You want Jonathan Rhys Meyers cheering you on.
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Drivers were "beeping and cheering" while Never was painting the mural.
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Cheering her on throughout the event was her husband Olivier Sarkozy.
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It's a delicate balancing act that, so far, investors are cheering.
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I can see you there, in Auerbach's Cellar, cheering Faust on.
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Despite glitches at the games, the Olympics are cheering Brazilians up.
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By the end of the game they would be cheering us.
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It was funny because I heard a switch in his cheering.
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LGBTQ groups are cheering the Monday night victory by Arizona Rep.
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We are all Adam Rippon cheering for Mirai Nagasu #figureskating pic.twitter.
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I'll be cheering you on—just, you know, not TOO hard.
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But you can't help admiring Mr. English and cheering for him.
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Lining the streets are roughly 1 million spectators cheering them on.
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Her husband and daughter, now 19, were there cheering her on.
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Even though Drake is often seen courtside cheering on the Raptors...
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Everyone started cheering and screaming, it was just really, really special.
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"Tonight is a turning point," he told cheering supporters in Milwaukee.
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Hours later, we heard hundreds of people cheering before we could
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Balloons were released into the air and the cheering grew louder.
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"My cheering game from the dugout was pretty good," Wainwright said.
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"The cheering that happened is what really bothered them," Loudis said.
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Most Americans now have emergency savings, which is a cheering development.
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When approaching the cheering squad, I did not look too happy.
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Suddenly, they hear cheering and realize there is a wedding nearby.
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Strikers kept their energy up by chanting and cheering in turns.
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The cheering crowd was with her every step of the way.
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Many critics of President Trump are already cheering Mr. Cohn's departure.
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And there's one scene in particular that will have women cheering.
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"All out frenzy" seems to be their preferred mode of cheering.
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The audience can be heard enthusiastically cheering on the dancing girls.
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This year, though, Estelle will be cheering Delphine from the stands.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Hordes of cheering fans came to see Sen.
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There were a few people cheering for me but not many.
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I was a quarterback in an arena full of cheering fans.
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Curious, cheering spectators lined the streets of each village and town.
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When the ninth inning began, the crowd began cheering every pitch.
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Big boisterous rallies with cheering crowds aren't conveying a helpful message.
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"The crowd on the street was cheering us," Ms. Coppin said.
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A crowd of cheering voices and clanging bells beckoned White down.
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On Sunday night, Mr. Parr, 73, emerged to a cheering crowd.
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It is a joyful sound Arabic speakers make when cheering & celebrating.
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Nobody is cheering the challenges that we have in the system.
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"It can," she said, standing amid a cheering crowd of protesters.
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And there's the danger for Senator McConnell and his cheering section.
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Unlike sideline cheering, which is to entertain, this is about winning.
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Wish I could have been there but I'm cheering you on!!
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Cheering on my all-star team at the annual DNC v.
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I just loved seeing those many people cheering and supporting Trump!
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Cheering on all of Trump's gray skies is a vocal media.
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Polarization is fun, like cheering a goal for the home team.
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Or they're cheering because that's the audience they want to reach.
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"I was very nervous but once I entered the rink, I saw our North Korean cheering squad and South Korean people putting their hearts together and cheering together," the 25-year-old Kim said in television interview.
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Ironically, Brotherton tells PEOPLE the school district has never had a major problem with cheering, but thanks to social media highlighting the picture — it's likely that cheering at graduation this year will be much different from before.
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He had been a New Yorker his entire life, cheering through knotholes for the Giants as a child, converting to the Dodgers in his adulthood but NOT cheering, inasmuch as for a professional, this simply wasn't done.
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In fact, my fandom hasn't even looked much like cheering... well, until this response to forced fumble in the final minutes of the game, anyway: In fact, my fandom this year has been the opposite of cheering.
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"Take strength in the fact that there are a whole bunch of people around the world cheering you on that have never even met you, that I'm cheering you on, and it does get better," he continued.
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"I was very nervous but once I entered the rink, I saw our North Korean cheering squad and South Korean people putting their hearts together and cheering together," the 25-year-old Kim said in televised comments.
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Thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people screaming and cheering.
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In the distance, you can hear the waiting crowd cheering his name.
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TRUMP VOWS TO STAY 'TOUGH': Speaking to cheering supporters in Duluth, Minn.
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Her parents, Corey and Candi, were in London, cheering just as fervently.
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"We started screaming and cheering," says former George Mason forward Sammy Hernandez.
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We heard cheering from downtown, where the cloud didn't obscure the view.
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In frigid winter weather, there they are, cheering from behind a fence.
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Google Assistant will now be better protected, Pichai told a cheering crowd.
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Several Flynn supporters also were there, cheering as he entered and exited.
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Twitter was also cheering on Julie as she worked on a resolution.
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This should be cheering to politicians on the lookout for manufacturing jobs.
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She's cheering, but this time she's wearing red, and she's darkly lit.
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Some days there weren't as many car horns cheering on the workers.
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When the camera cut, everybody jumped up and started screaming and cheering.
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"Thanks to you, we've reached a milestone," she told a cheering crowd.
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When Wilpon emerged from the team's strategy sessions, staff members were cheering.
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They weren't the only ones in the audience cheering de Lesseps on.
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It relies heavily on footage of her performing and facing cheering crowds.
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His entire family will be there cheering him on in full force.
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"He was raising his arms and everybody's cheering," Lesser told BuzzFeed News.
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Greenville High school says cheering during graduation will cost you over $1,000.
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She and her dad bonded over cheering on the Panthers on Sundays.
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No surprise, our cheering was heard throughout the hospital once he arrived!
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Larger dogs, Leo and Bear, are cheering their mom on from home.
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And he also now has a strong support system cheering him on.
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I even somehow enjoy the cheesy "say yes to the dress" cheering.
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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are cheering for the boys in blue.
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The rest of the women sat on the sidelines, cheering them on.
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Even the race officials in the timing tower are cheering him on.
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"Hundreds of people were getting involved and cheering it on," he said.
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Luke's getting his butt kicked until the crowd starts cheering for him.
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Footage from Kurdistan 24 showed people cheering and dancing in the streets.
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It's not simply that the stock market is cheering low rates, either.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Whole Foods shoppers may be premature in cheering Amazon.
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Cheering Brazilians lined the city streets as Dacka ran through the crowd.
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A woman cheering on a gymnastics floor routine during the Summer Olympics?
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And there were certainly fewer fans than usual cheering along the course.
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Russian television depicts the war as an action blockbuster to cheering viewers.
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And his mother will be there cheering him on in the stands.
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There was the popular vine of her cheering at last summer's DNC.
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Mostly, it's the other students cheering friends on, or the players' families.
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Kardashian West blew kisses from her seat out to the cheering crowd.
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They were just cheering you on, and it was a great experience.
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"All we do is win, win, win," he told a cheering crowd.
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Trump said those protections hobbled economic growth - cheering industry and angering conservationists.
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You will fail, but you'll fail trying, with Nintendo cheering you on.
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The teen wasn't the only family member cheering on Dad's acting gig.
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" While onstage, Underwood told the cheering crowd, "This is my anniversary tonight.
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When the crowds were cheering for me, I felt really special joy.
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Other footage, including that shared by the Trumps, showed the crowd cheering.
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"It's fun to see everybody cheering on each other here," she said.
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If people are cheering for crashes, man, it's not a good thing.
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The bill failed on the House floor, and taxpayers should be cheering.
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President Donald Trump spent much of 2017 cheering on the stock market.
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I sat in my red chair, looking out my window, silently cheering.
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Uprising 'under control' Before cheering supporters on Saturday, Erdogan affirmed his control.
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It also involved deciding what "cheering section" I wanted to sit in.
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Kelly Ripa is cheering on Ryan Seacrest for achieving a career milestone.
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Questions about whether Muslims in New Jersey were cheering after 9/11.
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Pandemonium broke out with wild clapping and cheering for five full minutes.
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Demonstrators cut through their bases with hacksaws and pushed them over, cheering.
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There's an Asian girl on television, and everyone is cheering for her.
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Some lawmakers stayed on the sidelines, cheering on their side, including Rep.
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Tlaib and Omar have been cheering each other on throughout their campaigns.
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The President had emerged from the restaurant to a small cheering crowd.
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That Russians are cheering for Mr. Trump is not difficult to explain.
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But there they were, everywhere — cheering for wives, girlfriends, sisters, aunts, moms.
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By nightfall, video from WRAL shows the statue falling and students cheering.
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There were fancy finger sandwiches, a cheering audience and a few celebrities.
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He's in Italy, cheering for an amateurish, fraudulent strain of populism there.
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But their guests weren't clapping or cheering as they might normally do.
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But cheering surged from down the hall as the second half began.
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"A vulgar display, and the mayor is cheering it on," one wrote.
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" "It's the same thing as a football game without a cheering section.
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"I will be eating, cheering, laughing and hopefully not crying," she said.
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"We gotta show up," Mr. Gillum told a crowd of cheering students.
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They were cheering on sports teams and working out at the gym.
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I heard the crowds cheering, but there was no bobsled in sight.
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Or if he suggested committing war crimes to a frenzied, cheering crowd.
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The next day, Mr. Obama focused on cheering up his despondent staff.
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Some small-business owners may be cheering Mr. Trump's withdrawal from Paris.
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Trump continued to mock Pelosi, prompting cheering and applause from the audience.
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Romney notably is neither criticizing nor cheering on the House's impeachment probe.
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The crowd, who had been waiting for about an hour, started cheering.
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The cheering effects of herbs and alliums cannot be too often reiterated.
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For now, live streamers seem to have embraced Super Chat and Cheering.
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There was loud cheering and celebrating, and then Lilesa crossed his arms.
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A muddle of laughter and cheering and booing at the same time.
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So in this moment — [cheering] So, I want to just say something.
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Instead, he visited a church, where he was greeted by cheering crowds.
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"I had no problem watching that and cheering on A.J," he said.
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" Trump's speech was repeatedly broken up by cheering and chants of "U.
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But before the cheering starts, note that Clinton won just 19 states.
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The crowd was clearly in her corner, cheering wildly for her throughout.
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For now, cheering for the real Megan Rapinoe will have to do.
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"The European elite is visibly nervous," Orban told hundreds of cheering supporters.
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By the end of the match, I'm damned near cheering for them.
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So far, Judge, we know the radical left is on the side of North Korea, MS-13, Hamas, Nancy Pelosi is now cheering high unemployment the other day and we&aposve got Bill Maher cheering for a recession.
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"I was very nervous but once I entered the rink, I saw our North Korean cheering squad and South Korean people putting their hearts together and cheering together," the 25-year-old Kim said in a television interview.
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And [costar Phyllis Smith] and I — Phyllis is from St. Louis — we would be in my trailer cheering for the Cardinals, and he had [costars B.J. Novak and Steve Carrell] in his trailer cheering for the Red Sox.
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Trebek, meanwhile, collected a slew of tweets from viewers cheering for his performance.
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In fact, they were cheering for Obama every single step of the way.
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I'm cheering for Biddel to win because he's sassy and honest and great.
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Those cheering on the "death of the password" might want to think again.
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Kendall was recently seen cheering him on at a Clippers/Lakers game Oct.
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As the ship pulled away, thousands waved from the shore, cheering au revoir.
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The fans were so passionate and loud with their drums, horns and cheering.
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His cheering section was small — a wedge at the corner of the arena.
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We spend the evening cheering for Giannis and the rest of the Bucks.
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"The Uno guys are screaming and cheering," the assistant coach Darvin Ham said.
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And I'll be cheering right there alongside you, every step of the way.
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Bryan followed, singing "Penny Lover" and easily got the audience cheering and applauding.
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An inverted yield curve may mean a few things, none of them cheering.
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"It's funny, they never had that much cheering in the past," she says.
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Whenever I have a performance, there's always a Princess Grace Foundation cheering section.
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At least two voices are heard in the background cheering on the men.
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The reaction from the audience was immediate, with several fans cheering and clapping.
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Hudson was cheering on the firm — from down the street in San Francisco.
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She was also seen cheering him on at a Clippers/Lakers game Oct.
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The chamber erupted into applause, with opposition members cheering and embracing one another.
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Fans were cheering so loudly for the couple that everything else was muted.
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By Saturday afternoon, thousands more gathered, cheering and applauding as the caskets arrived.
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"He's at home cheering and he's happy for me," Girardi says of Thomas.
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The media overwhelmingly spoke with a unified voice, cheering on the drug war.
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Except instead of cheering crowds in Las Vegas it's two mildly distressed cats.
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But WIRED is no longer simply cheering the imminent arrival of the future.
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"I'll be cheering on the athletes — it's a whole lotta love," she says.
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Even when I was down match point they were still cheering me on.
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"All the drug dealers in Toronto are cheering right now," another bystander said.
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Or that the party he represents is cheering on his social media presence.
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The members exchanged hugs and waved to a cheering crowd on Wednesday night.
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The booing went into cheering kind of afterwards, which kind of helped me.
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Some of us were dropping our jaws and some of us were cheering.
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My baby's going to be in the stands and hopefully cheering for me.
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Kendall was recently seen cheering him on at a Clippers/Lakers game Oct.
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Once people noticed I was there, people were laughing and cheering and clapping.
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Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan's cheering session is about to expand by two!
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Reporters advising and/or cheering on campaigns with guys like Podesta did happen.
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The crowd would watch, crying and cheering as they welcomed their new neighbors.
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But don't get too downhearted if you're cheering for one of the others.
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She invoked fears that North Korea would be "cheering" the nuclear ban treaty.
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And his twin brother Jonathan will be cheering him on from the sidelines.
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"Everybody was cheering that we had a diagnosis of autoimmune encephalitis," Gavigan said.
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In fact, some are gleefully cheering on some of the bad-boy behaviors.
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"And I'll still be cheering WhatsApp on – just from the outside," he wrote.
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Trump's past addresses before Congress were filled with Republican majorities cheering his remarks.
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It would be a fight to the death, he assured the cheering crowd.
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The fans bounced up and down, cheering, and soon began chanting Puig's name.
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"Any guy who can do a body-slam," Trump told the cheering crowd.
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Trump kicks you while spitting on your face with a crowd cheering on.
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But Elia will also remember the times when nobody was cheering for him.
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Spike and I can't make it but will be cheering for both teams.
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"We have won," Orbán told a crowd of cheering supporters, according to Reuters.
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Whatever it is, my camel toe and I will be cheering them on.
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And, to the fans, thank you for cheering me on throughout my career.
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He's cheering just as much for his fans as they are for him.
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Most people involved in the celebrations were predominantly cheering for the same side.
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He had his entire roster of players up and cheering on every play.
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The cheering that followed was as loud as the gym got all night.
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The audience roared, and the girls with me were cheering, smiling and clapping.
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When she finishes, the crowd goes wild — cheering, screaming and clapping in appreciation.
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As he welcomed the cheering audience back at the reopening concert on Oct.
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I was standing there, watching and cheering until my vocal cords gave out.
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It is no longer limited to cheering for the team inside the stadium.
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" Mr. Hannity asked the cheering crowd, the political-interview equivalent of "Hello, Cleveland!
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Videos show people yelling and cheering as well as clapping across the city.
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They hand you a sheet with cheering instructions, which you are grateful for.
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And we would hear them cheering and singing along from the other side.
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Judge has a wood-paneled cheering section in right field in the Bronx.
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I mean, I'm the only one left, so now he's cheering for me.
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The women were dancing and cheering ... Azriel even gave Kelly a high five.
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The band, wildly cheering for players who won't even say hello to them.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) cheering and Cornyn looking like he'd seen a ghost.
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Now the reporters and anchors are even cheering and jeering each other's clothes.
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Still, you shouldn't expect ACOG or other women's health groups to start cheering.
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A few moments later, sounds of cheering rang out on the courthouse steps.
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Imagine that: 8-year-olds labeled deficient cheering about the concept of factorials.
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He's going to get everyone cheering, and Cardi B's there, high-fiving him.
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The mostly male audience sprung to its feet, cheering him with thunderous applause.
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"Almost everyone in the ground was cheering for us," said Rubem Cesar Fernandes.
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" Kim Sung-hee, 67, said, "I lost my voice from cheering so hard.
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You can hear the cheering and clapping from the cab of the ambulance!
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Clapping and cheering by a coach is not generally thought to be coaching.
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It ended with confetti cannons and the whole crowd cheering on their feet.
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The novelty of cheering for an out-of-town team never wore off.
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Jun Kwang-hoon, who had organized the rally, shouted at the cheering crowd.
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There was I behaving like a baby, and she was cheering me up.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) for president did not mean cheering about public polls.
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Even Bulls fans started cheering him as they realized history was being made.
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Not everyone was cheering for it — many wanted to talk about other things.
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JOHN And what — or who — will that crowd be cheering for next year?
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I will be watching, glass of wine in hand, and cheering her on.
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" King then led the massive crowd in a chant, cheering, "Spread the word!
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I am cheering for your success and thank you again for your service.
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Legend quickly followed, and began cheering for Lynee and dancing in his seat.
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Lovato returned these sentiments on Instagram, cheering Brown on at the DWTS taping.
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Republicans are mostly split between avoiding the subject and cheering on Mr. Trump.
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There were fans from all over the world cheering for their hometown girls.
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But here in Britain, we'll be cheering like mad for a national treasure.
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Amazon should have connected more with the community I'm neither cheering nor jeering.
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Everyone's kind of learning and cheering for each other to succeed at it.
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Several more cheering congregations propped me up along the rest of the ride.
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"People around us were so emotional, just cheering and roaring," Mr. Carter said.
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Hundreds of protesters stormed in, cheering, waving their hands and celebrating their victory.
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He doesn't count 22010-25, because they were just cheering and singing then.
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We were in the midst of lamentation when we could hear cheering outside.
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Some of us are reeling, others cheering, and many are simply afraid and uncertain.
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Their supporters had abandoned all hope, resigning themselves to cheering for a mediocre team.
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A lot of chatting, gossiping, and cheering around a two-course soul food dinner.
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"When we walked out on stage people loved it, they were cheering," says Commerford.
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"I'll be watching and cheering alongside all of you," she added in the statement.
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People all across Turkey would huddle around their sets, cheering on the national team.
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The landmark CN Tower was bathed in gold light as cheering people walked by.
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"Once he was done, he hopped up and we were all cheering," Dover recalls.
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"The first campaign had everyone jumping up and down, cheering us on," Dering explains.
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"She was into dancing, cheering, anything girly," 13-year-old Sireunya Eberhardt tells PEOPLE.
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"My baby's going to be in the stands, hopefully cheering for me," Williams gushed.
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You have thousands of people cheering and applauding you when you come to work.
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Purnama, dressed in his signature checkered shirt, met cheering supporters at his campaign headquarters.
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From the sounds of it, she was one of the people cheering the loudest.
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The president's allies are thus cheering a vote that will put Democrats on record.
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Both Biden and Amy Klobuchar received a milquetoast welcome from the Bernie cheering section.
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And we're sure his mom will be there cheering him on anytime he does.
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We should be cheering the slight, recent acceleration in prices and hoping for more.
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Trump listens to the cheering crowd at a campaign rally in Phoenix on Tuesday.
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A chalkboard is not the most cheering sight to behold upon entering a theater.
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According to Jim Nantz, they were also cheering as he was being taken off.
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Some anecdotes are cheering, but measurement is tricky beyond looking at rates of rearrests.
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At one point, while Pence was cheering, Kim Yo Jong briefly glanced at Pence.
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Todd Stephens(APPLAUSE) (CHEERING) CLINTON: Now, it's easy -- it's easy to diagnose the problem.
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According to TMZ, Khloé was seen cheering Thompson on at the Cleveland Cavaliers vs.
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There are a number of explanations for Mr Trump's allegations, none of them cheering.
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"You know what's been overheard in some of the cheering over there?" he said.
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I will be there cheering them on from the audience at the Booth Theatre.
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The cheering has died down and the long, divisive, emotionally exhausting campaign is over.
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The Ulva buy-out was announced to cheering delegates at the party's spring conference.
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There is plenty of evidence for the cheering effects of hanging out with friends.
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It was a glittery intersection between stalking someone and cheering for a sports team.
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He was seen cheering and laughing in the crowd as fans reveled throughout Chicago.
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Meanwhile, surprise of the day, Kyle is actually in my corner cheering me on.
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They glow with joy and exultation as they face out to the cheering crowds.
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I wish everyone the best of luck and will be cheering you all on.
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Who is this guy they're all toasting and cheering and clamoring after for interviews?
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I spend my fall weekends on the sidelines, cheering on my right back defender.
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He traded a football for a Mac laptop, cheering fans for a quiet office.
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In front of a cheering crowd, he talked about immigration, regulation, and tax reform.
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"It will be the culmination of all my years cheering the Olympics," said Yamada.
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"It helps that he's a doctor," she hinted as the audience began cheering wildly.
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The Weeknd had his Stargirl cheering him on at his Amsterdam concert on Friday.
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But let's keep expectations low and wait for the handoff before cheering #powerofsocialmedia pic.twitter.
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She felt important and kind of a star because people were cheering for her.
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When you're having a bad day and need some cheering up, check the cam.
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As for the Kardashians ... Kendall was there with pal Hailey Bieber, cheering Jaden on.
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Mahomes was SUPER into the game, constantly cheering and firing up his TT fans.
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There were fireworks going off and we could hear people from the parade cheering.
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Swift was spotted standing in the crowd, cheering on Harris, 31, near the booth.
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"I could've said, 'Mitt, drop to your knees,'" Trump says to a cheering crowd.
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She was injured while cheering near the finish line when the second bomb exploded.
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During UConn's semifinal, it was not uncommon to see Orange supporters cheering for Stewart.
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Nat was cheering as if this were the most important thing in the world.
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A "whooo!" could be heard as Lewis made his way above the cheering group.
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"This was another super Tuesday for our campaign," Clinton told cheering supporters in Florida.
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And watching Will Ferrell cheering Spears on from the crowd was pretty memorable, too.
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So patrons can order two eggs and two bedrooms while cheering on the runners.
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"You don't have cheering before the wedding, you have it afterward," Ms. Reddy said.
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A cheering crowd of more than 25,000 persons greeted the President upon his arrival.
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He was always there if someone needed someone to listen or some cheering up.
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Click through to read about who won't be cheering for either team this February.
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But you could develop a wandering eye, cheering just a little less than before.
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"I, for one, will be cheering these students on from New Haven," Mendlowitz said.
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With thousands of people cheering, while thousands of others chant, the tension is rising.
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When the marriage they had planned, the one everyone was cheering for, falls apart.
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And here is a shot of the cheering crowd next to an original drawing.
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Clubgoers were taking in a dance contest, cheering, and the MC poured booze freely.
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ALEXANDER WANG Afterward people went crazy, clapping, cheering, even throwing things into the air.
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That is why socialism always begins with cheering crowds and ends in economic ruin.
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But he added that he was happy the restrictions on cheering had been lifted.
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Mr. Cancel Miranda and the others returned to Puerto Rico to a cheering crowd.
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Most people are cheering the decision, relieved to finally have some peace and quiet.
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President Trump mocked Dr. Blasey in front of a cheering crowd on Tuesday evening.
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Qatar had incensed Riyadh by cheering Arab Spring uprisings against some autocratic Arab rulers.
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By contrast, Chinese service sector expansion was a pleasant surprise, further cheering Asian markets.
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To see so many people cheering for one team, singing all together, it's amazing.
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We would end up fucking on the lawn, all of Spokane cheering us on.
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By the end of his brief address, many people were cheering for Mr. Newsome.
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When they were shooed outside for cheering too loudly, they spilled into the hallway.
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I'm just going to point out: Cheering people on during the marathon is draining.
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Clemson fans, bedecked in orange, did not move, cheering and anticipating the trophy presentation.
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It's extremely cheering to see alternative family units being recognized and afforded legal protections.
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Go: "Oasis" is a charming, cheering piece of site-specific theater in Lower Manhattan.
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"Obviously everybody in New York is going to be cheering for Tiger," he said.
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He's gotten conservatives to anathematize the F.B.I. while cheering unilateral concessions to North Korea.
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Some left-wing allies are cheering him on, despite the disappointing results for Sanders.
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" The crowd stood, applauding and cheering, as Abrams said, "Because this is our Georgia!
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Most progressives and Democrats, no doubt, are cheering the new attention to the issue.
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Confetti spewed into the air as the hometown heroes were greeted by cheering revelers.
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"Democratic leaders in this town seem to be cheering for a disaster," said Cramer.
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" The girl then led the massive crowd in a chant, cheering, "Spread the word!
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This has the for-profit industry cheering, its stocks soaring and its investors betting.
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They crowded into Nationwide Arena, 13,000 strong, cheering every shot, roaring with every basket.
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But their real relationship is as friends and colleagues, each cheering the other on.
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Either way, we'll be cheering on Pink's bold hair changes for years to come.
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"So it has a lot of people cheering for them to get their comeuppance."
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At the Chicago event Wednesday, employees were welcomed by cheering, pom-pom waving greeters.
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On the surface, we're presented with shiny helmets and cheering crowds and clubhouse families.
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And cheering for the Nationals in the first home game of the World Series.
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Arthur: He should talk about unity between Americans, whether they are cheering or fetal.
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For now, Colleen is on the sideline and Lauren is cheering and child-watching.
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I'm cheering for us all, from the hottest, most-used bathtub in the Midwest.
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The cheering crowd was all smiles ... same as Hillary in that First Lady portrait.
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LBJ loved what he saw ... cheering on Bronny from the stands throughout the game.
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Sports uniforms and visual identities resonate deeply with fans; as Jerry Seinfeld famously joked, in the modern free agency era, you are really cheering for laundry when you cheer for a team, and Lukas covers what we are all truly cheering for.
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For some, the Super Bowl is about football, family, and cheering on the home team.
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The whole bit ended with everyone uniting in one big circle, holding hands and cheering.
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And rest assured that everyone back home will be cheering England on whenever you play.
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Anderson was frequently seen in Russian cheering on Rami as France advanced during the competition.
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I was there with half a dozen girlfriends, cheering and singing along to every song.
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They will come to regret cheering as it consumed those they enjoyed watching it consume.
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At launch, Twitch Affiliates could generate revenue through Twitch's virtual "tipping" option, Cheering with Bits.
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So to see at the end all of your friends and your family, cheering you?
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We should be mourning the fact that we left the United Kingdom, not cheering it.
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Nobody's going to say it tonight, they're all going to be cheering, good ol' Bernie.
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"Thank God, justice was done," Hernandez, in tears, told a cheering crowd outside the courthouse.
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LV was actually at the Open cheering on Serena at one of her earlier matches.
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She was briefly jailed for her 2015 protest, but later released to a cheering crowd.
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Pro basketball player Stephen Curry also showed off his best rendition for the cheering crowd.
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"That's what they wanted to see," the TV host says about the cheering audience members.
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At a Sanders campaign party, supporters were waiting for later results, but cheering early returns.
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As for Wednesday's Tommy X Gigi show, Bella will be cheering on her older sister.
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The poverty headcount is worth cheering because it is so much lower than it was.
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Then, she was berated for not cheering in the stands during the all-around final.
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Howard Schultz cheering the Seattle SuperSonics as they play the Vancouver Grizzlies on Friday, Jan.
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She joined the squad in 1996, cheering on one of her favorite players, Emmitt Smith.
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LOUIS: -- of "The Daily News" who sent us a... (CHEERING) LOUIS: -- a question for you.
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The 43-year-old World's Best judge's post had fans laughing and cheering Barrymore on.
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IT IS hard to find anyone cheering for a world dominated by a few giants.
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That energy disappeared when the group saw the shot of the cheering room of employees.
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I remember the people when they were cheering, and then you forget about the infrastructure.
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Other photographs showed Xi and Kim gazing at cheering children and sitting with their wives.
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Investors are already cheering the Bank of Japan's just-announced overhaul of its monetary policy.
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"They were the ones who were cheering Sarah Palin the loudest in 2008," Continetti said.
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Recently, she was spotted by fans cheering her guy on during his show in Singapore.
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They could be heard cheering and shrieking with excitement when doors opened at 9 a.m.
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But what about those of you who are cheering the stands or watching from home?
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Jennifer Hudson also had the crowd cheering, as she performed The Jeffersons' iconic theme song.
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We have our fans standing up the whole third period, literally, and cheering us on.
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Despite falling to Sasnovich 30 minutes before, she was out there cheering for her teammates.
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Another appears to show them firing into the sky in order to protect cheering civilians.
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Campaigns gave supporters tickets to to the event and supplied them with different cheering paraphernalia.
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Hundreds of Malaysians lined the road leading to the palace, waving party flags and cheering.
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But beyond cheering for Olympic figure skater Kim Yuna, Koreans are not winter sports enthusiasts.
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"And that's when you could hear Melania cheering loudly from down the block," he jokes.
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And then he called the women "liars," much to the approval of his cheering supporters.
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In Odinga's western heartland, cheering supporters paraded through the streets chanting and waving tree branches.
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Not a whole lot of cheering ... but at least you don't hear any Wha-boos.
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Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Tucker Carlson, Steve Doocy (inaudible) ... [Cheering and applause] TRUMP: So many others.
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Corbyn told cheering supporters in Reading, west of London, that his campaign was gaining support.
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The heartwarming footage shows Ragland excitedly splashing and cheering in the water with his friends.
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Phelps' family, including his son Boomer, could be seen cheering him on from the stands.
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Yes, I could help by making inspirational "You go, girls!" signs and cheering everyone on.
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But I can recall them cheering and actually attacking people in response to his words.
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Megrahi was greeted as a hero on the tarmac in Libya—rose petals, cheering crowds.
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In fact, experts who study the health effects of chronic loneliness are cheering the move.
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After cheering on Gasser, the cyclists will continue through South Korea before flying to Japan.
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At that point, we'll probably be watching them from the standing section, cheering them on.
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Recent news reports describe it as an idyllic place far away from cheering carnival crowds.
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Cheering government employees became fixtures at marches to defend the leftist firebrand's "21st century Socialism".
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Cheering crowds swarmed the suburban Los Angeles store and its parking lot late on Wednesday.
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For the better part of eight years, we have been cheering for death and destruction.
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Again, congrats Mr. Trump — you could hear women cheering you on all across the nation.
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A movie moment grand and gorgeous, it's sure to have fans cheering and tearing up.
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It was a performance that left the fans cheering and stamping their feet in approval.
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Not all that long ago, everybody seemed to be cheering the rowdy resurgence of democracy.
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People who are sharing the journey and cheering us on outside of our immediate family.
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Ashley Howard was at the game cheering for her cousin, who plays for Bishop Noll.
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Soon, the two locked lips in an intense (and lengthy) smooch with the audience cheering.
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If most of the crowd will be cheering for Vettel and Raikkonen, Hamilton was unconcerned.
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The crowd around the screen, once standing and cheering, were now slumped over on chairs.
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But the illusion of a massive arena and a cheering crowd gave it surprising weight.
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Of course doesn't hurt that I have Oscar Isaac in the background cheering me on.
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" The last line is the most important: "When I walked in, the cheering was incredible.
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"Right now, we're cheering on the administration and hoping for a successful outcome," Cornyn said.
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After Saturday's game, Higuaín was announced as the man of the match to mild cheering.
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I want him to know that I am cheering him every step of the way.
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It's a bill that has the dairy industry cheering, but everyone else should be steamed.
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"It will be the culmination of all my years cheering the Olympics," Yamada had said.
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Pete Cervantes and dozens of others like him were cooking and cheering outside the stadium.
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Given how things have worked out this season, Broncos fans should have considered cheering instead.
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Some delegates, after cheering his entrance, took smartphone photos and made videos during his speech.
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With consumption lacking momentum, very few people in the BOJ must be cheering today's data.
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This would be cheering, especially in this political moment, if only "Babel" were less dull.
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The singer posted video on his official Instagram account showing fans cheering as he walked.
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Progressive advocacy groups are cheering on lawmakers in Albany to make that happen (The Hill).
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"What you're seeing in the market is a cheering of the status quo," he said.
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LOUIS: — of "The Daily News" who sent us a... (CHEERING) LOUIS: — a question for you.
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Regrets and relief The cheering starts up again as the plane climbs into the sky.
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I see their face, and they're smiling and cheering, and they're so proud of me.
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Viewers are meant to interact in real-time by watching, cheering and participating in challenges.
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Trump being Trump, he thought the cheering and unity among the women was about him.
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The campaign sent out a tweet, cheering the news about the discovery of the girl.
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After the Palestinian man falls to the ground, soldiers are heard cheering in the background.
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Nobody has to choke back puke while cheering for Ben Roethlisberger because of the Jaguars.
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Many women, myself included, grow up cheering for the middle and high school football teams.
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That's why cheering for the utopian version of cops is a moral dilemma for me.
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These girls were cheering the passing vehicles from the back of a pick-up truck.
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He walked back to the dugout, his teammates hugging him, the crowd standing and cheering.
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When he was lucky enough to hit a ball solidly, there was lots of cheering.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, alternated between cheering on Judge Kavanaugh and savaging Senate Democrats.
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Warren received the loudest reception of the convention, pausing frequently for her chanting, cheering supporters.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont cheering "no TPP" and holding up signs that said the same.
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We're not Fox News, which is cheering, or MSNBC, which is laying on the floor.
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Speaking to cheering supporters after his victory, Trump said it was time to heal divisions.
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Business and civic leaders can also step up, raising funds and cheering New York on.
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Business and civic leaders can also step up, raising funds and cheering New York on.
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At one venue we left the stage to 400 people booing and 400 people cheering.
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So, yes, there's genuine and exciting progress, and I'm cheering Dr. Webb and Dr. Dembe.
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Trailed by a cheering crowd, she stopped at the spot where she had been shot.
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Playing, watching, just cheering my heart out for the Toledo Rockets from '69 to '71.
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He had his own cheering section that included a group of students from P.S. 208.
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His grandchildren were not cheering him up with reports from the distant world of youth.
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It's really nice to see all of the Canadians cheering me on in different cities.
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"I know that everyone was cheering for her," she told the crowd, referring to Williams.
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Britons paid tribute to health workers on Thursday evening by clapping and cheering from doorways.
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We see a countless number of mysterious Sith supporters shrouded in dark cloaks cheering together.
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"I'm sending myself to the cheering section," McLaughlin grinned, announcing his midseason surrender in 210.
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"Tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," Buttigieg told a cheering crowd in Iowa.
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The Yankees fan was reportedly cheering on the New York team when the incident occurred.
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She remembers her mother, who was born in Guatemala, cheering her on from the sidelines.
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His public appearances are normally carefully choreographed to show only cheering supporters wearing red shirts.
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"They've been there for us all week cheering, screaming outside our offices," McKinnon's Graham said.
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That can't stop Republican candidates who see votes in cheering Trump's disdain for legal boundaries.
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The cheering was deafening — even louder than the music — yet respectful at the same time.
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As I was leaving the stage, everyone was cheering for me, asking to take pictures.
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While fans were left clapping and cheering, that was their only celebration of the day.
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I don't have clear memories of cheering at games, but I do remember those practices.
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The team they're ostensibly cheering for becomes little more than a name on the uniform.
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Competitive cheering involves performances that go for several minutes and are filled with constant stunts.
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As she was taken off the court, she kept cheering in time to the music.
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I respect people going to protest Trump, just as I respect people cheering and celebrating.
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Watching, cheering loudest of all and pacing the sideline, was LeBron James, St. Vincent-St.
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I find it cheering that this is all you have to think about right now!
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But some men were still cheering as well, including Samuel L. Jackson at Morehouse College.
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Kamala Harris, who danced her way into the arena, also had a huge cheering section.
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Democrats are cheering the news that Stephen Bannon is out as White House chief strategist.
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And I know he's with me, cheering me on to be strong, but it's hard.
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The Trump administration approved TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline, cheering the oil industry and angering environmentalists.
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That game was a sellout: 36,952 fans, most of them cheering vigorously for the Dominicans.
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Geingob told cheering crowds that he was proud that the elections were free and fair.
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Republicans were cheering Morrison's testimony, claiming it did not advance Democrats' case to impeach Trump.
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"This is how people ended the war in Vietnam," Ms. Goldberg told the cheering crowd.
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Britons paid tribute to health workers on Thursday evening by clapping and cheering from doorways.
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Hedge fund managers are cheering Trump, and can't wait to get regulators off their back.
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Stephanie McMahon sat in the front row, cheering on the next generation of WWE talent.
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People crowd overpasses to cheer the Bronco; when reporters ask why they're cheering O.J., a man says, "We're not cheering for O.J., we're booing the L.A.P.D." Is it possible that Los Angeles is the epicenter of the civil rights racequake that radicalized a generation?
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Fans also can spend money for Cheering, a Twitch virtual currency, with exclusive Overwatch League Cheermotes.
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While most of us were cheering for Jurgen Klopp's underdogs, Jupp Heynckes' Bayern stole the show.
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Joseph Schooling came home this morning to a hero's welcome with fans cheering and chanting exhilaratingly!
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As the participants walked along the red carpet, volunteers – including Tebow – stood nearby, cheering for them.
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You might still need cheering up, and I have the solution: a clumsy baby elephant montage.
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So if you ever need a reminder, turn to the full thread for some cheering up.
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In August, Gilkes was photographed cheering on Sharapova at the U.S. Open in New York City.
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"Jen and the kids were cheering extra hard for Victor all night long," says the onlooker.
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Jason seems to be the most popular kid at recess, with classmates enthusiastically cheering him on.
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In a video posted online, workers are heard cheering when a site manager made the announcement.
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What do you think of these models bringing their own cheering section to their runway shows?
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" Osaka offered her own message to the crowd: "I know that everyone was cheering for her.
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Both seem happy about what they're hearing, hugging and cheering as they listen to takes back.
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"I want to be a doctor," the told the audience, which was spontaneously cheering and clapping.
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Pete Davidson is cheering himself up weeks after he and Ariana Grande called off their engagement.
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They have attracted large cheering crowds in public appearances since their engagement was announced last November.
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When the buzzer sounded, students rushed from the stands and carried McElwain off the court cheering.
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And their friends in the media they&aposre cheering them on every step of the way.
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The entire liberal and a great deal of the moderate voter bases would be cheering loudly.
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The results are cheering, in the way that people under the influence of drugs are animated.
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"Now I will assume duties of the office of prime minister," Wickremesinghe told his cheering supporters.
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" Gruner whoops in the video, as she soars across a park of cheering mall patrons. "Oh!
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"This win is a message to Washington," he told a cheering crowd at his victory party.
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In theory, viewers are supposed to be cheering because Diego is a superhero and an American.
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Fans were encouraged to share photos of themselves cheering on the team with the hashtag #OnDuty.
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People were on their feet for several minutes, cheering and taking pictures of the Model 3.
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Many New Yorkers are cheering Amazon's decision to abandon its plans for another headquarters in Queens.
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Surely it's enough that Jim apologizes over the ship's PA, the score gently cheering him on.
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"I guess we'll be the only two pirates in the stands, cheering her on," Noah responded.
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Not once during my six seasons cheering did I feel discriminated against because of my age.
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Indian police charged 15 people with sedition last year, for the crime of cheering for Pakistan.
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The spectators cheering for our heroine, and the celebration courtesy at the end are just awesome.
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The hearts closely resemble "cheering," a paid form of commenting on Amazon's rival broadcast platform, Twitch.
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Economist Lindsey Piegza, on the other hand, isn't cheering the possibility of a June rate increase.
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I will be cheering on my team until the wheels fall off (probably in penalties, shudder).
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Millions, meanwhile, have rallied behind his presidential campaign, cheering his jeremiads against consumerism and political corruption.
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It's cynical, but it's cheering for us at the same time," Lloyd told CNBC's "Squawk Alley.
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Fuggetta glances around at the dozen or so people around her who are cheering for her.
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Will you be there cheering the competitors and celebrating the richness of Africa's growing startup scene?
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"There&aposs nothing like cheering for the Bulldogs and nothing like being a Bulldog," he said.
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DONALD TRUMP saw only people cheering, not protests, reports of which the president branded "fake news".
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"She was excited at first when all the dads came in cheering," Madison says of Mikayla.
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And his partner of 10 years, Leslie Bibb, has been cheering alongside him the whole time.
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When she finally stopped, she turned around to high-five her cheering colleagues before sitting down.
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Judging by the cheering and excitement of the audience, he probably did a pretty good job.
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You are parked on the tracks, cheering for the train that's about to run you down.
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And when Kufrin's season premieres at the end of May, Theron will be cheering her on.
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Video captured by the Ithaca Journal shows rescue workers cheering as the miners reached the surface.
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With a chorus of Palace fans cheering his name, Pardew decided that they needed a conductor.
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Business leaders have been cheering Trump on, and Jared and Ivanka support business-friendly immigration reform.
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Sometimes people are cheering Rudy, and sometimes people are shocked at the excess of it all.
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Another showed Kim surrounded by cheering military officials at what appeared to be a command center.
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Golden Retrievers, like Nash, are part of the Sporting Group, which I will be cheering for!
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North Korea is also sending a 140-member strong orchestra, a cheering squad and 22 athletes.
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These legendary red boots are made for cheering, and that's just what Simone Biles will do!
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The Melbourne Park crowd — despite some cheering for Djokovic's missed serves — was more passionately pro-Federer.
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Ageing cinemas bulge to breaking-point: audiences turn into cheering spectators and drown out the dialogues.
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"That's right, Channing Tatum or whatever your name is," shouted Gooding Jr., 48, cheering on Bernthal.
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At rallies, he managed the improbable exploit of getting cheering crowds to wave European Union flags.
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Joanna Gaines is cheering on her husband Chip Gaines all the way to the finish line!
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"I watched in Jersey City, N.J., where thousands and thousands of people were cheering," said Trump.
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And because we did the virtual ceremony first that elicited a lot of clapping and cheering.
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Pai has all the support he needs — and internet service providers cheering him on know that.
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"Change, real change, never takes place from the top on down," Sanders told the cheering crowd.
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When they go to games, these women aren't recreating Remember the Titans, cheering on their boyfriend.
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"We're better than before, sisters and brothers," Morales told the cheering crowd in a televised speech.
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" Madison claims that after the drink was thrown at Lahren, "literally the entire restaurant started cheering.
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Running through a wine cellar is unlike anything else and there were just people cheering everywhere.
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" Fighting back tears after the match, Osaka said, "I know that everybody was cheering for her.
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The camp erupted in instant jubilation, with protesters cheering, crying tears of joy and beating drums.
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People on the platform are cheering as trains filled with marchers enter the station #WomensMarch pic.twitter.
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And they have done the unthinkable: unified a lot of America leaders in cheering them on.
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Her supporters filled streets, waving party banners and cheering to victory announcements made from a stage.
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It clearly resonated with the crowd, 'cause they were cheering him on as he kept going.
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It was pretty cool going on a couple runs and having the country cheering for us.
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The latter were not shy about cheering her on for her first day on the job.
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He sprinted with everything he had left: "Hearing people cheering me on was amazing," he says.
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Many of his shows would end with the audience cheering on their feet, asking for more.
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Even Tristan, in the blue rash-guard behind Sasha, seemed to be cheering on his bro.
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On Sunday, the brothers played an exhibition game in Athens to a cheering crowd of thousands.
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Joey Fatone had an extra special person in his cheering section last weekend: his elder daughter.
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In fact, the project is admirable in its solemnity; there's hardly a character worth cheering for.
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The dusty crew was cheering and crying; they opened the doors and we walked into this.
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Farage appeared with Trump before a cheering crowd of thousands at a rally in Jackson, Mississippi.
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We see in the film people basically cheering Justin on, and it happens more than once.
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It's a really good feeling when you look out into the audience and people are cheering.
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The booing, cheering, and moblike actions of some of the Scouts demonstrates a need for counseling.
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There are still hopeless romantics out there, however, cheering on Jelena and supporting their potential reunion.
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Once again we scrambled and gasped and stood up, clapping and cheering and definitely not crying.
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After notching the match point, Luckey raised his fist and flexed for the tiny, cheering crowd.
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"There is nothing like any dialogue for a prime ministerial post," Tshisekedi told the cheering crowd.
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Twitch offers Cheering with Bits, and YouTube followed with the introduction of Super Chat in January.
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Like those phantom thousands of Muslims cheering the collapse of the Twin Towers from New Jersey.
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The two men shook hands and smiled as North Koreans looked on, waving flowers and cheering.
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"Howard Forever," the actor said, crossing his fists before a cheering crowd at his alma mater.
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"For African-Americans, (unemployment is at) the lowest level ever recorded," Trump told the cheering crowd.
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Moments later, Baba springs back to life and makes a thumbs up at the cheering crowd.
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He then came out of the building, where a few dozen people stood cheering his name.
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We're so thankful to have you cheering us on, and helping us through this Olympic journey!
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"The biracial son of a low-income single mother," and he's cheering on the line cutters.
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Standing before the cheering crowd, he started, at last, to talk his talk for real. ♦
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They went from cheering him to booing him, yet he never lost his rhythm or focus.
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And for Trump and Putin, no doubt, victory laps with their own bases cheering them on.
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And Bernie Sanders was also cheering for a public option during his Clinton endorsement speech Tuesday.
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With few matches to watch, fans at the All England Club resorted to cheering the sun.
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"I'm just asking the questions that people want to knows," Lenz replied, to cheering and applause.
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That's the equivalent of a huge cheering section, throwing money at the company to keep spending.
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Who is that man on the balcony that all of these Irish fans are cheering on?
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Congrats to the lovely ladies of the team, you've got me in your cheering squad now!
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Throughout the event, Meghan could be seen cheering on Williams, who lost to Germany's Angelique Kerber.
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Ossoff supporters no longer cheering as CNN shows election results with Handel up by several points.
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He had a larger than usual group in the stands cheering for him on Wednesday night.
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"What this campaign is about is creating a political revolution," Mr. Sanders told his cheering supporters.
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Watching him feels like being in Rocky, cheering on a scrappy underdog who's proving everyone wrong.
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The entire audience seemed to cheering for Serena but Osaka concentrated on the game and won.
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Still, it's the brutal force of his signature strike that leaves opponents broken and crowds cheering.
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When Simpson was acquitted, the crowd began cheering and screaming, with some people chanting Simpson's name.
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Watching the game in the stands with my friends or family cheering is always great fun!
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Picture a marathon and you'll probably imagine streets lined with cheering supporters, urging the runners on.
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Lining the streets were roughly 1 million spectators cheering us on with high-fives and snacks.
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Maryland's student newspaper, The Diamondback, reported that Terrapins fans began cheering for Bluefield State in sympathy.
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At a speech in Ankara last month, the crowd began cheering for reinstating the death penalty.
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"The Democrat party has gone crazy," Mr. Trump said to a stadium full of cheering supporters.
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If you're cheering people who want men to give them money, are you really anti-whore?
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The crowd cheering Ms. Harkey included several veterans and a woman with a sparkling flag pin.
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Huge crowds of protesters gathered and were seen cheering amid celebratory gunfire in Khartoum on Thursday.
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I should have been cheering his kindness, his empathy, and his innate ability to be gentle.
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Agriculture's Economic Research Service isn't supposed to be a cheering section for whoever is in power.
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Here's some: Stephen and Seth's parents, Sonya and Dell Curry, have mastered cheering for their sons.
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In May 2011, President Barack Obama made the same trip by motorcade, driving past cheering crowds.
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There may be more women heading to Congress this year, but Anita Hill isn't cheering yet.
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He claimed to have seen "thousands" of Muslims cheering on rooftops in New Jersey after Sept.
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"I believe that Brexit will be a disaster for this country," she told a cheering crowd.
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Helping the guys out as much as I could, and cheering for the guys as well.
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By the title game, Carolina fans had been cheering them on for three or four years.
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No prominent politician justified his act; instead both parties prayed together before a cheering D.C. crowd.
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I would watch matches on television with my family, cheering on our favorite teams and players.
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There's a bud light ... there's a luge ... there's Chiefs bros cheering it all on -- it's amazing.
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Instead of us praising them, and loving them, and cheering them up, we are attacking them.
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In the dugout, right fielder Aaron Judge urged on the cheering crowd by waving his arms.
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I watched 'Platoon' and heard the audience cheering and clapping when the Americans killed Vietnamese soldiers.
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During this dinner, just months before those elections, he made clear he was privately cheering it.
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Martin LaMar was killed in Iraq, he spent his weekends cheering on the San Francisco 49ers.
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Are you cheering or jeering Amazon's decision not to open an Eastern hub in New York?
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During each game, a large area is sectioned off for a boisterous cheering squad of fans.
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Siba was chosen from seven finalists in front of a cheering crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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While cheering Mr. Trump's decision, Israel could face some undesirable outcomes as a result of it.
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Many are cheering the local references, but it's more about the makeup of the people themselves.
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Turkey was vehemently cheering its own favored Islamists on and backing some of them with weapons.
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Mr. Trump watched the hearing from Air Force One, cheering on Mr. Lewandowski with tweets. 4.
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She found it physically more difficult than anticipated but felt buoyed by people cheering her on.
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Prince Harry walks past cheering teenage girls at Vancouver's Burnaby High School on March 22017, 20173.
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Models came out dancing and cheering, dressed in modern updates of the hallmarks of that era.
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Mr. Trump watched the hearing from Air Force One, cheering on Mr. Lewandowski with tweets. 4.
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Fans in black and white jerseys pour into the stadium, cheering and pounding cans of beer.
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It's been a struggle, not just for myself but for my family, always cheering me on.
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And one of the teams he grew up cheering for had made him their foremost priority.
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People started cheering their idea, and that's when the flight attendant stepped in over the loudspeaker.
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People could be heard shouting and cheering around the candidate as she walked through the parade.
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"If the management team was out, and I went back in, they'd be cheering," he said.
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"I've been loudly cheering for @lifetimetv all year because they heard my concerns + RALLIED!" she tweeted.
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So it's cheering to read these tales of revising woe from a dozen well-known writers.
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The trio linked arms as Gabe successfully walked to the sound of an enthusiastic cheering crowd.
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"There's just one group cheering this bill on — the right-wing Republican donor class," he said.
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I can already sense from either end of the partisan divide, raucous cheering and angry catcalls.
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Video from the Coast Guard showed crews cheering and clapping as the final member was rescued.
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Arizona Cardinals (3-7-1) Like many other bottom-dwellers, you are cheering for mediocrity today.
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More than 163 cheering squads — one from as far as Idaho — sent short videos in support.
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Ms. Sudarat struggled to make it to the racetrack: Too many cheering supporters blocked her way.
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This was a place where people were cheering each other on and happy for each other.
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In June 2015, Trump descended the escalator and gave a thumbs-up to a cheering audience.
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She came out on the other side but then stood on the sidelines cheering me on.
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They were cheering for a hockey game and a hockey team, and I really appreciated that.
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Good thing he doesn't get stage fright ... Fans cheering MVP as Draymond comes out of the restroom.
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She's surrounded by her teammates, most of whom are wearing champagne goggles, and they're cheering her on.
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"As a Republican, it is so nice to hear you cheering what I just said," Trump said.
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One guy, standing through the sun roof of a black SUV, circled the block several times, cheering.
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Before that, he said, Antifa protesters were cheering in celebration for having disrupted the neo-Nazi message.
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The competition takes place in front of a live, rowdy audience — thousands of attendees cheering for you.
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Linda Dewey was in tears as the refugee family entered the terminal flanked by the cheering crowd.
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As we reported ... Khloe was at Tristan's game in Cleveland a couple weeks ago cheering him on.
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She came out over and over again, but our cheering was never enthusiastic enough for the producers.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Levine said his daughters would be cheering him on from home.
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If the NHL gave out awards for cutest cheering section, Mike Fisher would be the front runner.
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Natalie Portman makes her way to a cheering crowd in the first teaser for her latest movie.
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They're cheering for the people at home, who ordered it online and had it delivered to them.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday reapproved the expansion, cheering the oil industry but angering environmental groups.
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But what has been equally captivating (for us anyway) has been the chic celeb-packed cheering section.
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All the while, Newton becomes a willing sidekick to the kids, cheering them on while clowning around.
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"Directing is a lot more demanding than acting, and he has been cheering me on," she says.
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It's a grainy, simple, unedited vertical video with no production quality, just a roomful of girls cheering.
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"I wasn't cheering from the rafters because I'm never going to cheer for someone's demise," she continued.
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The win had LGBTQ advocates — and Democrats seeking to turn the tide against Trumpian-style candidates — cheering.
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And as he embarks on this new endeavor, Kardashian will be cheering him on from the sidelines.
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He later shared a video of himself hopping onto a motorbike surrounded by dozens of cheering supporters.
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Since then, the supermodel has frequently been photographed cheering him on, often alongside the athlete's mom Julie.
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Several of Sandmann's classmates, sporting "Make America Great Again" hats, were chanting and cheering amid the encounter.
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His amplified words carried over a cheering crowd of thousands packed into Battery Park in downtown Manhattan.
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"The Verrazzano bridge is beautiful and iconic, but there aren't people cheering on it," Mr. Capiraso said.
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And he has a surprising helping hand: Team Trump is cheering him on while dumping on Biden.
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" Boback assured readers that he would ultimately triumph over his foes: "You'll be cheering in the end!
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As if that weren't cool enough, Beyoncé was cheering Serena on from the champion's player's box.
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The dress code section of Evanston Township's handbook opens with a mission statement that has us cheering.
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On June 26th Alaa was photographed cheering for Egypt at an Africa Cup football match in Cairo.
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"So much of a dancer's life unfolds backstage that football cheering blends in there harmoniously," she explained.
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The reality star was spotted cheering on her former (or current) boyfriend at the Cleveland Cavaliers vs.
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He dismisses such criticism as "hateful…laughable…a clear failure", while cheering the Democrats' mid-term results.
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" Fighting back tears after the match, Osaka, 20, said, "I know that everybody was cheering for her.
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Everything starts out happy and fine, with Garner cheering along with the rest of her celebrity pals.
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Still, I find myself cheering on the women on The Bachelor rather than the burgeoning romantic relationships.
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Yet one of the most cheering to emerge from the election was the success of native candidates.
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Underwood posted a clip on Instagram that captures the crowd cheering as she emerges from the wings.
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As he posed for the obligatory photo, he heard cheering in Japanese from an onlooking tour group.
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WALTZ: And our veterans are cheering them on, that is actually going to mean peace through strong.
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"It helps that he's a doctor," she hinted during her show as the audience began cheering wildly.
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The actress can be seen screaming and cheering along with all the other fans in the audience.
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He even had a cheering squad with wife Luciana, 43, and his daughters watching from the shore.
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The 23-year-old's dreams of moving to Alabama and cheering in college came to a halt.
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While the rest of the crowd was cheering, the stranger had a serious look on his face.
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Kardashian, 29, was by her side soon thereafter — cheering along with Chyna as the clock struck midnight.
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The royal trio will be cheering on all the runners at the big race on April 23.
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"I just got the text just now from one of the detectives," she told the cheering crowd.
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It wasn't just gamers and the youth cheering for IG. Chinese mainstream media also rushed to congratulate.
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Everyone gasps and stuff without yelling but then at the end everyone is pretty pumped and cheering.
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So Tillerson may have arrived in China talking tough, but his departure was hailed by Chinese cheering.
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Speaking to cheering supporters Tuesday night, Balderson said O&aposConnor ran a "hard race" and claimed victory.
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One is usually cheering for the other so that was kind of cute to go out together.
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They were cheering, taking their phones out, calling out my name – it was just an exciting feeling.
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Having everyone at the bottom cheering for you, even when you fall, words can't describe that feeling.
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Bündchen didn't use the front-facing camera when capturing a shot of herself cheering for the Patriots.
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"We need to make America great again," Sessions said before thousands of cheering supporters in Madison, Alabama.
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Guaido, in a speech before a cheering crowd, took an oath swearing himself in as interim president.
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The singer is then seen rocking out to the girl's song in the crowd and cheering enthusiastically.
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"When she was cheering, she knew she looked good," Berdain told PEOPLE for a 2016 cover story.
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The couple greeted fans with glowing smiles, handshakes, and waves as they walked along the cheering onlookers.
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With each major milestone, you can hear his reality star mom in the background cheering with joy.
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So his debut at MTS Centre featured a cheering section composed of former UND roommates and teammates.
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LONDON — There are few things in this world more cheering than the sight of a happy dog.
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Across America many small-business owners are cheering at the GOP win on repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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"Zion had his [own] cheering section today," the proud papa wrote alongside the latter snap on Sunday.
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To be clear, private equity firms are still cheering these changes (at least from a portfolio perspective).
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It was a request the audience ignored by hooting, jeering, cheering and booing throughout the entire debate.
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He said on Tuesday he had seen thousands of people on the streets cheering during his visit.
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You're going to die a bunch playing Celeste, but it'll feel like the game is cheering you.
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The excitement of cheering for local teams, national favorites, or an alma mater brings out many fans.
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But don't believe what they tell you about potheads having weak lungs: My cheering section went hard.
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He recently Instagrammed a video of himself training for the movie with his pal cheering him on.
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The pair posted a video showing them popping large balloons and cheering after pink confetti spilled out.
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The Good Place uses that fear of eternity to get us cheering for a largely despicable hero.
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I know most fans were cheering — this is one of the most-loved couples on the show.
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I have to thank Jen Gotch & Ashley Streicher for cheering me on during the invention of FrozeNoir.
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The child watched as protesters were ejected from the event, cheering and waving his hand in support.
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Each, in turn, handed him a convention badge to sign, the entire group cheering every pen stroke.
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Numerous times, he has said that Muslims in New Jersey were cheering in the streets on Sept.
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Sanders told the cheering crowd in Essex Junction, Vt., that his campaign has goals beyond getting elected.
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But for now, millions of Mexicans are cheering a windfall, and the president, just as he hopes.
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Have people positioned at key cheering points — and know what side of the street they are on.
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Super Bowl Champ Rob Gronkowski will be cheering on his namesake racehorse, Gronkowski, at Saturday's Belmont Stakes.
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Some of these conservatives are cheering on the shutdown because they believe most federal workers are useless.
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Democrats demanding an ideological litmus test for candidates and cheering for brutal primaries are Republicans' best friends.
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Cheering crowds greeted Kim during his stroll, and cameras from North Korea's KCNA documented his every move.
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I could almost hear the fanfare played and the echo of cheering crowds from two millenniums ago.
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"Secretary Clinton has won the Democratic nominating process," Bernie Sanders told a cheering crowd in New Hampshire.
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The team rode an open-topped bus towards the city center through streets swamped with cheering crowds.
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He was spotted on the Heat's sidelines cheering for pals Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, and LeBron James.
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And instead of us embracing them and loving them and cheering them up, we are attacking them.
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But instead, they get nothing and the Cubs fans have a moment to amp up their cheering.
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In a few isolated cases, the cheering for the Americans was supplanted by rooting against the Europeans.
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" Wearing a black Cubs ski cap, manager Joe Maddon greeted the cheering fans: "Welcome to Cubstock 2016!
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Journalists are still cheering, objectivity be darned, for "Spotlight," awarded the Oscar for best picture on Sunday.
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Those cheering at Trump rallies should remember that xenophobia and hatred can be a two-way street.
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" VALIENTE "The ballpark was completely full and the fans were very excited, jumping up and down, cheering.
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" To truly stand out, Welch says, the key is to make your recovery "one worth cheering for.
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The crowd didn't sit for long, we were constantly jumping to our feet, cheering, and clapping throughout.
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The action in the fight, however, may not have lived up to the cheering in the crowd.
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The competitors race the clock in front of a cheering audience complete with face paint and noisemakers.
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What with Brexit and SCOTUS blocking immigration reform, we thought you could use a little cheering up.
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Some video appeared to show cheering crowds as demonstrators torched posters of former Kurdish president Masoud Barzani.
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In the United States, millions are cheering the idea of building a wall and barring Muslim immigrants.
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The top officials for the sport's global governing body are unlikely to be there cheering for her.
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Internally, Mr. Noto is popular, frequently appearing onstage at companywide meetings cheering on Twitter's live-streaming efforts.
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Every baseball writer knows the first rule of our work space: No cheering in the press box.
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When President Trump's tweet appeared announcing the Pruitt resignation, there were reports of cheering in the hallways.
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There's also a shot of Dothraki cheering, as if they too are happy with what's just happened.
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On Saturday, Meghan will be cheering on her close friend Williams at the final against Bianca Andreescu.
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Williams's good friend Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, was cheering her on from the players box.
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Tens of thousands of cheering and singing people lined the streets of his motorcade into the city.
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"I know she's going to be there with us in prayer and cheering us on," Ingram said.
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They wave white linen napkins in the air, cheering "dear old Bennett College," and welcome incoming freshmen.
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Soon, hundreds of people were flooding the normally staid Council sessions, loudly cheering on their new mayor.
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Now, his parents, wife, and children stand at finish lines instead, cheering with pride for his accomplishments.
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But now he's President, and he needs support beyond the Breitbart cheering section that will excuse anything.
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Inside the gym, a small but raucous cheering section chanted to the beat of a bass drum.
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"The audience was cheering when we were mentioning ballot initiatives," said Jen Flanz, the show's executive producer.
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The field is amazing as usual, and I will be cheering for the American field, especially Des.
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As he spoke by telephone from Khartoum, people could be heard cheering and beeping their car horns.
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In addition to the athletes, the North will send a cheering squad and a performance-art troupe.
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Some old business allies are standing on the sidelines or even cheering the Trump administration's strong stands.
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It's a big deal for Trump: He hasn't seen 50 people cheering him on since his inauguration.
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"We started with nothing and we earned every single vote," she said to a raucous, cheering crowd.
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Senior Buddhist monks blessed their passing ranks as they marched before tens of thousands of cheering spectators.
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In Cincinnati, Trump had a mostly white audience cheering at the decay of mostly black inner cities.
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The congregation could be heard cheering and clapping as Biden became visible to them in the church.
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The cheering crowds at the ceremony on Saturday, however, masked Belgium's complex relationship with its former colony.
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Yet Dorey-Stein's spunk and her sparkling, crackling prose had me cheering for her through each adventure.
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"We're cheering for every LNG project to go forward," said Langtry Meyer, co-founder of Texas LNG.
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In contrast, Facebook, though cheering for the league's growth, hopes to earn more money from the deal.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered along the route of his convoy in Islamabad, cheering and waving party flags.
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Consider how to distinguish between fan behavior like cheering and booing, and abusive behavior and racist chants?
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I expected to join the mountain goats and a few hundred hardy souls cheering on the boys.
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Cheering and sloganeering for hours on end at hokey political festivals, even when his voice is hoarse.
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In Williams' big Esquire profile, the actor made a revelation that has a lot of fans cheering.
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Subordinates will be cheering, envisioning enlarged domains and the compensation levels that typically increase with corporate size.
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What has seemed to animate Mr. Trump the most, though, are Mr. Modi's promises of cheering crowds.
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Here's a cheering thought: David Tanis has found a new way to to feed us melted cheese.
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"We're cheering for every LNG project to go forward," said Langtry Meyer, co-founder of Texas LNG.
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An ahistorical, amoral American leader cheering on a British abdication sums up the end of an era.
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"It's an honor to have so many people cheering for me like I had today," Bacsinszky said.
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"Knowing I was running out there on the field with everyone cheering, it was awesome," Olson said.
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"Don't for a minute start cheering this on," Mr. Rivera, a Fox News correspondent, told the hosts.
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Change doesn't discriminate and I will be standing alongside her and cheering her on the entire time.
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There she was, Caitlyn Jenner, in an off-the-shoulder navy gown, cheering on the new president.
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Even so, the fashion world is cheering as the designer Raf Simons tries to reboot Calvin Klein.
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"I'm cheering for bipartisan General Assembly members to come up with some solutions," the governor told reporters.
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President Trump is cheering and taking credit for the stock market rally on a near-daily basis.
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