Elated and terrified — but I keep coming back to elated, which is a good thing.
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I'm elated for Andrea and I'm elated for all the women who have been affected in their lives by this kind of event.
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One seriously confused — and then absolutely elated — pupper.
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My nipples are going to fall off but I'm elated.
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We fell into each other's arms and were so elated.
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I'm elated to share this musical journey with our fans!
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It's no secret that Williams is elated for her friend.
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When Jumai revealed the telling eye detail, he was elated.
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When (the schools) said yes, they felt elated and blessed.
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We're elated that the kitten was liberated from the jar.
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When Coptis first arrived at the office, she was elated.
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Her position has elated U.F.O. enthusiasts, who have declared Mrs.
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When Dugas opened up Johnson's left elbow, he was elated.
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We were all elated and felt so vindicated and happy.
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The conservationists were elated but cautious, hoping they would stay.
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Erupting into cheers and hugging her daughter, Sheila was elated.
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Gay rights activists said they were elated but still cautious.
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We sent two (elated) reporters to experience it for themselves.
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I knew my mother was disappointed, but I felt elated.
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"We've got rid off Rajoy," said an elated Mr. Errejón.
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I listened to the message five times, elated and disbelieving.
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"The next morning, seeing that, I was elated," Fasulo says.
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Elated, I went back to the email and scrolled down.
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You'd think I would have been elated, and I was.
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We may feel elated one moment and devastated the next.
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With Jared now back in the picture, Molly is elated.
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When the news broke, we were elated to say the least.
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The men said they are elated the story ended happily, instead.
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I was elated, but thoroughly shocked that it happened so quickly.
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THE IRISH were elated, and they had every right to be.
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"He snapped photos with friends and seemed elated," the source said.
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Propaganda aside, Russia is elated by the outcome of its intervention.
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"Oh my gosh, Grocery Store Joe!" says an elated Johnson, 24.
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Weary but elated, Barsoum charged into the store at 8 a.m.
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However, many Brazilians were elated by the removal of Dilma Rousseff.
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Rauf's attorney, Santino Ceccotti, said he was "elated" with the ruling.
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Watching the footage from the outside, the production team was elated.
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On the ground, Facebook's employees were elated; some wiped away tears.
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"We're elated," his lawyer Rick Esenberg said in a phone interview.
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Tearing through a train station, Jules is elated; Rue is frightened.
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Advocates were also elated recently when President Obama endorsed improving benefits.
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It's okay to feel elated one minute and depressed the next.
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President Barack Obama called an elated Ms. Windsor with his congratulations.
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Industry groups were elated at the prospect of undoing the changes.
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Fans just catching on to Doofenshmirtz's burgeoning music career were elated.
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But Claudia Villamizar was elated when she heard of the ruling.
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But the janitor, Danilo (Cesar J. Rosado), is elated for Xiomara.
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He was elated thinking of the conservative who might replace him.
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It's a way of escaping everything and just feeling sexy and elated.
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He was elated when the youngest got married back in November 2015.
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He went from crestfallen to elated, however, when he saw the newspapers.
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Elated, they decided to keep it aloft three times longer than planned.
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The team jumped up and down, hugging each other in elated victory.
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I'm 30% elated, 70% certain this is too good to be true.
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"He was so elated and excited about different things," Shields tells PEOPLE.
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He was elated that the film had made the jury's first cut.
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Van Zoetendaal, elated, cycled home with the boxes hitched to his bike.
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Now, people walk the streets freely and in a seemingly elated mood.
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But I wasn't just elated; the whole thing was also vaguely disturbing.
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"I managed to take my opportunity," an elated Yates told Spanish TVE.
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A clearly elated Patton Oswald retweeted the poll early Tuesday morning: Yes!!!
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She wrote after the initial news of her nomination, she was elated.
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Im elated to be directed by & starring w/ Bradley in this project.
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Weary but elated, Barsoum charged in to the store at 8 a.m.
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"I've been having a really bad year," an elated Stefanidi told Reuters.
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Trump, though, does seem rather elated by the end of the call.
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But just because the crinkles are there doesn't necessarily mean they're elated.
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I'm elated to see someone so pure of intention wield that power.
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I was elated to see there were a little under a hundred
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When I woke up in the morning, I was spent, but elated.
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The natural entertainer occasionally stops to pose for selfies with elated diners.
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If I can get that in a room, I walk out elated.
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"I'm just elated," said Cheryl Barnes, president of a local residents' group.
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Hedge's wife Daniela Tejada said his family was "elated" over the news.
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These advances in what engineers call "rendezvous and proximity operations" have elated many.
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I should be tired right now—well, somewhere between beat-down and elated.
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Now, she's elated the rest of the world is seeing her as well.
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A $210,22017,093 check is bound to elicit an elated facial expression from anyone.
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MARKET reaction to Donald Trump's win has been something between sanguine and elated.
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Brunson's mother told Reuters she and his father were elated at the news.
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By that night, Griffin was home with her family, elated about her survival.
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He is about to be arrested, and Sheriff Vickery (Matt Craven) is elated.
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Her mother sat at the table's head, elated to begin explaining the situation.
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"[He's] just elated," says Hopwood, who spoke with Charles by phone earlier Thursday.
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In November, they were elated to hear four heartbeats at their first ultrasound.
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Instead, they seemed elated that the issue is getting any attention at all.
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"Many of her colleagues are elated by today's news," the former official added.
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Elated, I left my home in Bend, and drove early the next morning.
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The announcement elated many Indians, frustrated at Pakistan's failure to stem militant activity.
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For three days, Afghans were united and elated by the possibility of peace.
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Mr. Waters slipped out the back door and stood beneath the pines, elated.
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Munduruku leaders opposed to mining were elated about the raids by federal agents.
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I'm just so elated and I hope that my vote makes a difference!
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After he watched Ms. Teuscher perform in "Swan Lake," Mr. McKenzie was elated.
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Amid assurances that the ship was disease free, hundreds of elated passengers disembarked.
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Nobody was more elated by the exonerations than Ken Rose, Mr. McCollum's lawyer.
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" Editor in chief of AnOther magazine who attended the show "I felt elated.
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Fifteen years ago, when people began using mobile phones, his neighbors were elated.
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"People are elated, finally, that something is going to happen," said the Rev.
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When it arrived last week, shipped directly from Edinburgh, Mr. Salazar was elated.
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On the riverbank, the team members were elated, swapping stories about their interactions.
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His mother, Clementine Matthias, was too stunned, too elated, to photograph the moment.
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Still, she said of the mood at the moment: "Most people are elated."
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"For 24 to 48 hours after jumping in, I felt elated," he remembers.
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That last point has elated scholars who track LGBT content in video games.
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"I'm elated to be directed by & starring w/Bradley in this project," she wrote.
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Her family has been back to visit at the hospital and they are elated.
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When the plane took off successfully, the team was elated: experimental aircraft often fail.
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As a longtime fan of Moore's work, I am elated for his literary compassion.
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Other demagogues who denounce elites and the liberal, multilateral, rules-based order are elated.
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Toasting with the final six men remaining was surreal, but I felt so elated.
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Sam could see how elated she was, could see it all over her face.
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Burke said seeing the boy's elated reaction was life changing – and worth every penny.
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The singer tweeted she felt "elated" to be chosen for the Warner Bros. project.
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And there were even more confused and equally-elated Tweeters popping up all morning.
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"The first time I got that to work I was so elated," Hwu remembers.
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Trump traveled to Vatican City and met Pope Francis, and the president seemed elated.
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Pay attention to a person's emotional state — is she sad, irritated, confused, or elated?
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Locking down Ocasio-Cortez's support at such a critical moment has Sanders supporters elated.
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Ultimately, from start to finish, the performance is an elated, unified release of emotion.
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This man might just conquer the world, one elated mum status at a time.
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"This is March Madness," Pikiell said after the game, seemingly more relieved than elated.
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I think that we would have been equally elated if were able to adopt.
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A week after the South Carolina vote, she was still elated by her Feb.
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And even some of the struggling booksellers are still elated by what they do.
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Weirdly, the omnipresence of my favorite subject has begun making me grumpy, not elated.
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Yet maybe nobody fixed it because everybody was too elated to notice or care.
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When Parasite won the Oscar for Best Picture last month, South Koreans were elated.
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So Byrne was elated when he made Trump's guest list for the Alabama-L.
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"I've been going since 7 in the morning," Ms. Tamblyn said, exhausted and elated.
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My own father, 85, was elated when I told him of his fifth grandchild.
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Emerging from a bipartisan, televised meeting with Trump in February, they were downright elated.
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"I'm just so lucky to be doing this," an elated DiBenedetto said after the race.
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But mother and child "are doing incredibly well," an elated Prince Harry later told reporters.
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Collins' caption reveals just how elated she was to see her name on the screen.
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Six months ago when she walked out onto the high court's plaza she felt elated.
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As for the family, they were 'elated' to be reunited with their child, he said.
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This time, he was elated and a bit overwhelmed but didn't seem angry or bitter.
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I also love Chick-fil-a, and am elated that it is finally in NYC!
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Nicholas Elliot, a student at Washington's Georgetown University, said he was elated about Trump's election.
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I just remember feeling very elated and I liked how the party was very united.
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Far-right leaders like Le Pen have every reason to be elated by Trump's win.
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Small business owners were elated when President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris deal.
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They were elated, hanging out of the windows of apartment buildings and posing for selfies.
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Our 'twin' boys will be joining us this summer and we couldn't be more elated!
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I, like many '80s babies, was elated when I got my first Cabbage Patch Doll.
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"As you can imagine we are elated, this is great news," Daniela Varano told Reuters.
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One elated pro-impeachment deputy blurted out that he did it for "peace in Jerusalem".
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After realizing who he was, the elated bunch promptly took their phones out and squealed.
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"Right now, I'm just elated that we got two points," Islanders coach Doug Weight said.
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Jessa (Duggar) Seewald is elated that one of her brothers has entered into a courtship!
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An avid fisherman, Justin had initially been elated when the rain started that August afternoon.
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Sylianteng was elated to hear from the billionaire tech executive — and to find the mirror.
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"I went from crying about losing Paxton to being elated about getting Noah," Miller said.
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They were elated to have effectively stopped the match with their protest, erupting in cheers.
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Researchers were elated to have captured footage of the squid, rushing to precisely identify it.
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She was elated to see so many people rush to her son's aid, she said.
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If the new rules really do simplify their work, doctors say, they will be elated.
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Elated and invigorated, Spielvogel and his wife took a three-week hike in New Zealand.
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Ms. Hurd — who says she thinks "work is everything, honestly" — is elated about the possibility.
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Hope for the future I was elated when I heard the results of the midterms.
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She and her boyfriend had been elated by the news, carefully selecting the twins' names.
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I am elated to address a professor and a dog with the same pronoun 'you.
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However, Duff did caption one image, in which the two look particularly elated, "My husband."
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She was livid, but I was elated when the home soon became infested with caterpillars.
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A selfie they took in the car shows Sheikha Latifa grinning behind mirrored sunglasses, elated.
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Clinton and her supporters were elated, describing South Carolina as a turning point in the campaign.
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" While, actress Elizabeth Hurley appeared to be elated with the news and wrote "birds are singing.
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Iseman was elated after his win and took to Twitter to thank Schwarzenegger and Boy George.
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Despite the rocky road they've traveled, Bieber and Baldwin's families both appear elated about the news.
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For a product everyone knew was coming out, the crowd in that darkened auditorium looked elated.
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With 100m left, I believed it and was elated that I was winning the ultimate medal.
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Awaiting a court date Hernandez is elated to be back in his beloved small Illinois town.
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Everybody is just elated for this to be a happy conclusion to this four day search.
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Having spent 25 years in financial technology, I'm elated to see this regulation come into play.
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Feeling "more elated and more blessed" for surviving, he sensed he was becoming a war junkie.
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And there's a big reason as to why he's elated to become a first-time parent.
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Saint-Jacques said that he was elated when he learned he was going to the ISS.
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He's elated to be given a sex slave in direct replacement for his "sullied," dead daughter.
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Today, we got some water and got a bit of tinned fish so we're feeling elated.
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When the House reached the 216 votes needed to pass the bill, there was elated applause.
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Elated, Ms. Miller, 68, said she immediately went to the building's office to claim the apartment.
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Considering the original was only a few weeks old, I was elated to have AppleCare Plus.
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"I would absolutely be elated to know that this is finally put to rest," Coley said.
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But happiness, as opposed to enjoyment, is when you are doing something and you are elated.
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While she was elated at the chance to play, she struggled with her secret being revealed.
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Though she was elated that Scott felt the same way, Katherine felt apprehensive, for obvious reasons.
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"I think it is marvelous — we are elated and excited," Sinquefield said in a telephone interview.
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We brought them clothes and shoes and toys like Frisbees, and they were elated and appreciative.
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" Sand told Reuters he "was elated that the work I'd done could help stop the carnage.
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As Mr. Lasko continued to propel himself through the water with both legs, he was elated.
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And he is elated with the idea of giving his son the life he never had.
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The press reports from election night describe him as stunned, and then elated that he wins.
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In fact, we really had to control our faces because our instinct was to be elated.
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I thought paying off my loans would be amazing relief and that I would be elated.
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The group appeared elated as they rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
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On Friday, he was relieved but not elated, noting that everything could shut down again soon.
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When I reached him by phone Sunday morning, he sounded elated to be back in Sydney.
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Sweating, Burns bloviated for about ten minutes, leading a call and response among the elated delegates.
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"I was on my way to work [when I found out] and I was elated," says Moore.
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While I was elated for Valentina, I did in fact shed some unicorn tears for Jaymes Mansfield.
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This morning we woke up to an America divided between the absolutely elated and the terribly depressed.
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"I'm elated that this guy has been caught," Feldman's father, Harley Feldman, told the local CBS affiliate.
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Elated, Clark took an iPhone video of a segment that shows the parachute's inflation in slow motion.
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These families are elated but they are still waiting and they want to know what&aposs happening.
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But multiple other witnesses suggested that Jones was, to the contrary, elated by her interaction with Clinton.
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She says she was elated when she learned one by one that her colleagues were expecting too.
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"Of course, we were elated," said Seales when he first realized the markings were textual in nature.
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Although elated to grow her family, she struggled with the thought of gaining the inevitable pregnancy pounds.
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"It's the biggest day of my life, I'm lucky to experience it," an elated Boe told Eurosport.
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He walks up to her, and she hugs him, telling him that she's elated he came back.
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But when WikiLeaks finally dumped a batch of emails on July 22, 2016, the campaign was elated.
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No one was more elated about the Democrats' stunning victories in Virginia last week than Carolyn Fiddler.
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Mr. Sanders's supporters were elated by Ms. Wasserman Schultz's decision, which they said had been long overdue.
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She's elated, but he says it's too risky for her pregnancy to be that close to disease.
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I feel sick; I feel elated (?!); I feel confused; I have also drank a lot of Lucozade.
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I'm always elated to have a puzzle in The Times, and this one is certainly no exception.
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Elated, he compares himself to TV spy MacGyver, though quickly downgraded his resourcefulness to a Fonzie-level.
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His smile — which comes off joyful, elated, and ironic — is the smile of a knowing, naughty boy.
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They were elated parents, until mid-September when he was placed with members of his biological family.
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Elated after his pilgrimage, Mr. Amin returned to Iran but couldn't find any work for three months.
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In Panera booths far from blue Pittsburgh, they were elated to find others who thought like them.
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Thomas was more exhausted than elated, mainly because of the sharp swing in emotions at the end.
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Elated and confused, James Duke returned to the inn with a weight of keys in his pocket.
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Ms. Rowling, who wrote the "Fantastic Beasts" screenplay, last month announced four sequels, news that elated fans.
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She goes from shocked to elated to nearly peeing herself (for real, watch the clip) to bawling.
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The bar erupts, with his family members screaming for joy and exchanging elated hugs and high fives.
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"I would be elated if any research into my own genetics could help other people who are suffering."
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" Pressed about his low-key reaction, he replied: "I'm elated, I'm just not an emotional kind of guy.
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Receiving that phone call, we were just so elated — jumping, screaming, and then being reunited at the airport.
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One group secures tickets and is elated; the other, denied their chance, is filled with rage and sadness.
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We regret the error, but are elated to realize there's one more day of Fat Bear Week remaining.
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When I moved from a two-bedroom apartment into a studio a few months ago, I was elated.
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So one of my close friends' deaf brother is in Sierra Burgess When I learned, I was elated.
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Really, we felt momentarily elated at the interplay of cream cheese and deliciously pillowy carb—and then guilty.
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A successful love triangle is one where you'll feel elated and heartbroken either way, no matter what happens.
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Buffington said both families were elated about the discoveries but are grieving of the deaths of their kin.
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FC Ambassador Carol, for example, is downright elated to be a picker, and is clearly a Bezos admirer.
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"It means everything," an elated Clayton told Reuters on winning and qualifying for her first world championships team.
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Holtz updated his petition, elated over the state fairs actions and telling people its important to speak up.
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I was elated, but through the whole day, the director had only shot me packing a lunch box.
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A crowd cheers at Oceti Sakowin camp, elated that the tribe's water supply and sacred grounds remain safe.
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So when these big bags of gourmet 'mallows graced my desk, I was elated to say the least.
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She's elated with the birth of her child, but she makes the realities of new motherhood perfectly clear.
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Stauskas was elated, and up for it, but the NCAA squashed the idea before it got much further.
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I'm elated that it finally does a decent job threading emails into a single, scrollable pane of messages.
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Righetti was elated to see seven-hundred-and-fifty-year-old proteins showing up clearly in the data.
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John Wall jumped up on the announcers' table, tore at his jersey, and roared to the elated crowd.
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Motherhood elated and sustained Paley; as she got older, she spoke of children with an almost mystical appreciation.
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Ms. King received her Emmy from the stars of "Empire," Terrence Howard and an elated Taraji P. Henson.
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Mr. Kors was still elated that two of the cast members told him that they wore his clothes.
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Mr. White said his client, who was first charged in 2016, was "carefully, cautiously elated" about the news.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is just around the corner, and the enthusiastic fandom for the game is elated.
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And we see presidents exhibiting a myriad of emotions, depressed or elated, pugnacious or regretful, wise or foolish.
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For now, Manager Terry Collins was elated that Wright had started on his long road back to Queens.
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Before the match, an elated Wilder told TMZ that it cost him "40 racks," or $1,000 a pound.
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Thomas B. Edsall Donald Trump's supporters from the white working and middle class are, for the moment, elated.
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It elated Wall Street institutions eager for a prominent initial public offering when few had surfaced for months.
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The camera zoomed in on his elated face as he laughed and let out a scream, finally free.
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Senators supporting the bill were elated, while its liberal critics challenged Powell on his analysis of the bill.
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PARIS — As he joined a "Yellow Vest" protest in Bordeaux, in southwestern France, Jean-Marc Michaud felt elated.
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Officials from Mauritius, now an independent nation, said they were elated that the country's claims were being recognized.
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And obviously you all were elated by it, but it was ... I was very euphoric at that time.
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I was elated—and shed many tears—when the judge vacated my convictions and ordered a new trial.
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You know you're gonna be excited and elated and you're gonna feel love, but there's a lot of surprises.
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"I am beyond elated," Amy Hagstrom Miller, founder and CEO of Whole Woman's Health, said in a written statement.
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A dunking in the freezing sea, off the coast of County Mayo, leaves the author shivering but "ignited, elated".
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When the students hear they will travel to Budo, a nearby town, for a chess competition, they are elated.
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"The beautiful game transcends borders and cultures," said an elated Carlos Cordeiro, president of the United States Soccer Federation.
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When Daymond John secured a $300,000 order for his upstart hip-hop clothing start-up FUBU, he was elated.
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"He's a brilliant visionary artist #AStarIsBorn #AStarIsBornCooperGaga" Im elated to be directed by & starring w/ Bradley in this project.
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I know he would be so elated to know that the CMAs honored him with such a prestigious award.
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But what if he'd just learned a certain piece of information that would have caused such an elated reaction?
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After nearly a year of living in Cleveland, Ohio, Khloé Kardashian is elated to be back in her hometown.
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"I remember going back to the doctor with my mother and just being absolutely elated," Jody says, welling up.
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Brian Fallon, a spokesman for Clinton, told NBC said her campaign was "pretty much elated" by the early results.
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I was elated, not quite fully understanding the slow-burn torture I was about to run head-on into.
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Captain Toad was one of the best Wii U games, and we're elated it's now available on the Switch.
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I was elated, even if most of the world seemed uninterested in what was clearly a magical redemption story.
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Coming back to see my progress, I was elated to see that I had only about eight minutes remaining.
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Romi sat through the trumpet and the credits, and, though tears were streaming down her face, she felt elated.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was "elated" by Trump's selection of Barr, according to a source close to him.
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Mechanich, who was "elated" by the pardon, plans eventually return to Iran, where he has a business, Androphy said.
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Brandishing pots and pans, hundreds of elated Cubans paraded through the Miami neighborhood of Little Havana on Saturday night.
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"I'm just elated because for two years my heart has been in my throat about it," Rockburne told Hyperallergic.
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To call attendees elated would be a mistake almost as grave as passing the Idol crown to Guy Sebastian.
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Dorsey would be elated were the likes Mike Cernovich to voluntarily join the already-exiled Milo somewhere (anywhere!) else.
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At the door, Mr. Gilbert told his elated mother he needed time alone with his father to discuss business.
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After the rehearsal was over, he complimented the elated cast and singled out moments he had found especially touching.
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She asked her grandson, who was elated about the vote, what he would do if the government sent tanks.
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Executives seemed elated to be asked; it could give them an influential hand in shaping Mr. Trump's economic policies.
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Mr. Biden stunned Democrats and elated Republicans by praising Mr. Upton while the lawmaker looked on from the audience.
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Stunned and elated by the defeat of veteran leader Yahya Jammeh, he believes it is finally safe to return home.
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And from the pregnant star's reaction, it is clear how elated she is to be expecting her first baby girl.
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Fans should be elated the Panthers have defied the franchise norm, moving away from perennial bottom feeders to playoff contender.
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"Marco and I are elated to share the news of the birth of our son Zen," Saldana wrote on Instagram.
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Morgan said that his ballon-flight was "unbelievably cool" and that it made him feel "somewhere between terrified and elated".
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While sitting at the back of bus, Ben and Elaine initially look elated to finally, officially be together for good.
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On Monday, Sarah took to Twitter to share her joy with several photos of the couple accompanied by elated captions.
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"The era of partisanship is over," he said in a victory speech in front of a crowd of elated supporters.
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He offers escape from the hell that is Ray's life, and she is elated to find hope of any kind.
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Hemsworth and Zocchi took an elated Hildebrand on a helicopter ride, taking this particular car ride way up a notch.
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If this is the worst faux pas of the interview, the hiring manager will walk out of the room elated.
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It's a weird and telegenic time that Hannah is visibly elated about once her feet are back on the ground.
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Still, Jon was elated to see Bran and embraced him and kissed him on the forehead, and Bran seemed happy.
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An elated Fischer celebrated her team's win by decorating a cake and dancing to their victory song, Laura Branigan's "Gloria."
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After Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's victory over a top House Democrat in a New York City primary, the left was elated.
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I was elated and immediately started scheming how I could further manipulate the situation to make this the new normal.
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The children are elated and relieved to hear the voices of their parents, despite the many miles now separating them.
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One person who was elated by the endorsement was David Duke, the former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Union officials said they were elated by Tuesday's decision, but they remain wary of future efforts to diminish their effectiveness.
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We sweated, we danced, we got into an Uber in the grim grey light of a Sunday morning absolutely elated.
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Wherever she lands in the recruiting rankings, a college basketball program somewhere is going to be elated to welcome her.
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"We're elated to be in the championship game," Pitino said, noting the quick turnaround and the toughness of Wichita State.
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I bought her downward spiral and was elated to see her claw her way back to a life she wanted.
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After the Pyeongchang Olympics, some athletes will return home elated with their performance while others will no doubt feel deflated.
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He produced the series, in what must have been an elated rush, in 1959, his first full year in Paris.
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This rang true even for young local voters, who in the week leading up to the inauguration described feeling elated.
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She's excited and elated that Gray has continued to espouse a belief she held and stuck to during her career.
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Organizers were elated after their triumph, celebrating at the (propitiously named) Union Pool bar in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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Clinton and her brain trust, according to several Democrats I spoke to, were satisfied (if not elated) by Kaine's performance.
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After days of circling in the sea, hundreds of elated passengers disembarked in the Cambodian city of Sihanoukville on Feb.
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In addition to being Swift's mini-me, VanderWaal is also a fan, so her elated reaction was to be expected.
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I arrived at Blonduos, on Iceland's northern coast, like the spent but elated victor in some trial from classical mythology.
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"I would be elated if any research into my own genetics could help other people who are suffering," she said.
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She was elated when she saw that Mr. Harder had appeared at the flea market, El Rematito, earlier this month.
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We grow and connect through dynamic conversation, and I am elated to see the world doing that through this project.
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This year, maybe it's a shiny new iPhone X or a Nintendo Switch, gifts that anyone would be elated to receive.
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Standing there looking out, with the elated feeling that we're still somewhere at the beginning, and my drink is really strong.
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Long distance can be hard, lonely, and scary, but the elated feeling I have when I see her has not died.
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I went deep into the silence that exists beyond sound, and I left class feeling so elated, I literally stumbled home.
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"I don't know what to tell you guys… we're trying to keep it going," he declared as the elated crowd erupted.
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Die-hard BBMAK fans will also be elated to know the group has added new items to their Pledge Music Campaign.
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Resting at a shelter in San Antonio before continuing her journey, she was elated, despite the heavy band on her ankle.
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When I see stuff like this, as opposed to the knee-jerk I-knew-him-first reaction, I'm positively elated. Yes!
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Half the country feels elated for four or eight years; then the other lot win, and a deep depression sets in.
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"It's been a surreal week," said an elated Ellis, who slumped to the court and rolled around after winning match point.
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I was really looking forward to seeing Clay that evening, so when he surprised everyone by turning up I was elated.
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Sorrentino revealed his plan to propose to Pesce and looked truly elated at the thought of one day becoming a father.
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I'm sick of creating wounds, waiting for them to heal, feeling so elated when they do, then repeating the nasty cycle.
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Fans all around the world were elated about the royal engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle — including those in Hollywood!
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"Marco and I are elated to share the news of the the birth of our son Zen," Saldana wrote on Instagram.
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In terms of brain chemistry, a win for your fantasy team releases dopamine, a powerful neurotransmitter that makes you feel elated.
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Also known as manic depression, Bipolar disorder is brain disorder marked by alternating depressive episodes and periods of elated, energized behavior.
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"We are elated to finally close this chapter of our life," he and Lauren said in a statement at the time.
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At a banquet put on by the government the following night, FIFA President Havelange rose a glass to his elated hosts.
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Mr. Kaine, who dislikes teleprompters, often veered off his prepared remarks, seeming elated to be under such a bright spotlight. Mrs.
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As one of AlphaGo's creators, he is proud, even elated, that the machine has achieved what so many thought it couldn't.
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Technically, the nation wouldn't be free under the Chinese offer, but Selina's elated at the chance of a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Elated parents rushed to the school as the governor's convoy rolled into town with vehicles they presumed were carrying their daughters.
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When a legendary band plays a show, the elated audience is usually hoarse by the time the group comes on stage.
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It became clear something was amiss when McCain spoke briefly with the top Senate Democrat, Chuck Schumer, and Schumer seemed elated.
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Because we knew that it was possible to be disgusted and annoyed and bored and still feel love — pounding, elated, passionate.
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And finally, whether you're elated or discouraged by the outcome of the elections, David has a suggestion: Go take a bath.
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" —Anonymous "When I got my first job as a sports writer at an entertainment website based in Mumbai, I was elated.
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Ms. Jones rushed outside, feeling elated — "just the normal nut case someone would be if they ran into Oprah," she said.
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But I was happy we'd done it and elated to have such an amazing experience, and that we were all safe.
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Many Russians lived in overcrowded communal apartments, and they were elated to move into their own nook, however tiny or shoddy.
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Azriel Clary and her family look elated over her homecoming and committed to her recovering from her years with R. Kelly.
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The last photograph of him, released by ISIS, shows an elated, smiling man sitting behind the wheel of his car-bomb.
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Safia's family were elated when she was found alive, her uncle, Naseer Ahmed told Reuters, but now relatives were in shock.
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"We fought tirelessly and are elated to bring the games to Asia for the first time," said bid chair Dennis Philipse.
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"I was just so elated," said Los Angeles-based Polny, who also made pieces for Meghan's bridesmaids at the royal wedding.
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The next morning, after a night of what sounds like very kinky sex, Eve is elated while Niko decides he's had enough.
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I unwrapped it, and what I saw packed neatly inside a sporty, lime-green box elated me: a 512 MB iPod Shuffle.
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Finding studio space in New York City is difficult, so when I find a place to work that feels right, I'm elated!
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"That was obviously the key moment," an elated Outteridge said of the way the race unfolded in high winds and choppy seas.
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"I am beyond elated," said lead plaintiff Amy Hagstrom Miller, founder and CEO of Whole Woman's Health, in a statement on Monday.
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When I mentioned that Jules had the dimension-hopping device, she was elated — it meant I could simply stay in her world.
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Elated from making his first cash profit, John crashed his car because he was counting his winnings on the way back home.
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There was no elated, over-the-moon moment when I saw the pregnancy test was positive; the first eight weeks were fraught.
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Robby was thrilled, but someone watching on the sideline was even more elated -- his mother, Debbie Heil, who has terminal bone cancer.
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Every time someone contacts me and expresses gratitude for my point of view, part of me is elated, motivated, and pleasantly shocked.
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It was one of the all-too-rare moments in Van Gogh's life when he felt elated and happy about his work.
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Sometimes exhausted, sometimes elated, and always under intense pressure, the SQUAD reviewed all of YouTube's flagged content, developing standards as they went.
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When the ruling was announced in 1995, "I remember cheering, elated that the cops didn't screw over another black man," he says.
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The president appeared elated during a 65-minute press conference this morning, in which he mentioned he hadn't slept in 6900 hours.
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NIGEL FARAGE, the leader of the UK Independence Party, told elated supporters that June 23rd should go down as Britain's Independence Day.
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But she said she was elated by the Fly High experience, and planned to return for more pikes, twists and tuck jumps.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Rose out in NYC about Anthony getting picked up ... and he's elated the "Free Melo" campaign is over.
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I had come to believe that the film was long forgotten, and I was elated to see it revived through Kushner's essay.
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Influencers like former British reality TV star Louise Thompson posted elated videos of themselves with their "moon rocks" on their social channels.
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When the company announced that it was introducing the higher wage floor, many new employees were elated, but many veterans were not.
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"Now I can create a dress in just 23 hours," she told Motherboard, elated that her new Witbox 23 printer was faster.
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The music and palpable, infectious energy build, the rum flows, and the dance floor fills with sweaty, dancing, gyrating bodies, elated faces.
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Shanee felt elated; four years prior, she had experienced a miscarriage and thought that maybe this time motherhood would become a reality.
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It didn't impact their decision, though; her employers were elated by the news and hired her and set up a breastfeeding room.
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Investors were briefly elated yesterday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain struck a deal with the E.U. over leaving the bloc.
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The release last weekend of 82 of the schoolgirls kidnapped from the village of Chibok consumed and elated people around the world.
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Assembling the more than 1,000 objects in this sale had taken nearly ten months, and the group was both elated and exhausted.
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Viewers delighted in seeing cast members change roles for each installment, and were elated to learn the seasons were connected in 2014.
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While she's elated to be starring on the upcoming CBS comedy, the actress admitted that the past few years have been tough.
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"Such elated spirit and bluffing may greatly get on the nerve of the dialogue partner even at the slightest slip," he said.
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Two years ago, this genre-blending company confounded and elated downtown audiences with "MDLSX," a mixed-media meltdown of gender-specific identity.
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So on Wednesday, when a Canadian judge ruled that the ban on growing medicinal marijuana at home was unconstitutional, Briere was elated.
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He had been elated to see his wife, but the moment he realized what her true objective was, he asked her to leave.
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The political right was elated at the appointments, echoing Ms Shaked, who announced that "we have changed the course of the legal ship".
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We are so elated to let you know that our son is now alert and conscious and is no longer in critical condition!
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Elated about the idea of owning her own home, Jarmon admitted to driving by the house every day as it was being built.
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From the videos he posts to his Instagram, he seems elated, alternately grinning in front of the camera and yelling joyously behind it.
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While the pair has been elated about the bundle of joy, Burnham recalls the "rough first trimester" that had her on bed rest.
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" In 2008, California's Supreme Court struck down the law banning gay marriage, and an elated Newsom announced, "This door is wide open now!
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Heroes of Zimbabwe Liphat Maposa was elated when Mugabe stepped down, but he is deeply troubled by the prospect of a Mnangagwa presidency.
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"I have been Russia's worst nightmare," he said, contending that Moscow would have been elated if Democrat Hillary Clinton had won the presidency.
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The manic phase includes symptoms such as feeling elated, increased energy, activity or productivity, difficulty sleeping, increased irritability, racing thoughts or impulsive behavior.
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On it went through the match, just like this: every time Calderano scored, an elated scream; each time Tang erred, yelps of joy.
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"We are exhausted, but elated: terror suspect Albakr was arrested overnight in Leipzig," the Saxony police said on Twitter in announcing the arrest.
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"We are elated to finally close this chapter of our life," he and his wife Lauren said in a statement at the time.
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When my boyfriend of four-and-a-half years finally proposed in December from a hot-air balloon at sunrise, I was elated.
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The election of Donald Trump to the White House left great segments of the US population elated, and others feeling deflated and terrified.
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"When I went out there and seen those bodies, I felt so elated that they would finally get their justice," Mr. Moore said.
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Mayor Arno A. Hill of Lordstown, a Republican, said he was "elated" by the news, but acknowledged it was early in the process.
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Outside the courthouse, elated ex-Nxivm members celebrated and cheered Richard P. Donoghue, the United States attorney in Brooklyn, as he addressed reporters.
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I am elated to join this unique and innovative company that is bringing people closer together through the connections and experiences it enables.
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With shipping season for Mexican produce such as table grapes, melons, avocados, mangoes and salad mixes at its peak, the brokers were elated.
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"We're elated," said Olive Freud, the president of the Committee for Environmentally Sound Development, one of the community groups that brought the suit.
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This explains why politics can be such a divisive force and why half of this country is depressed and the other half elated.
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The new 'Captain Marvel' trailer is here That sound you hear is the elated screams of millions of Marvel fans -- and Marvel accountants.
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After coming together in a classic meet cute (he drifts off to sleep and awakens to find a mate), they're at first elated.
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He came away from that elated whoosh in 2008 not comprehending that many voters viewed him as the escape hatch from Clinton Inc.
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While graduate students at Columbia were elated on Friday, Gary N. Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.
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A family was elated to discover that their Bernese Mountain Dog, Izzy, somehow managed to survive the wildfires that have ravaged areas of California.
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To say that I was elated by this discovery is putting it mildly, and I may or may not have skipped to the office.
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I felt elated at the start of my transition, proud of my courage to be open and honest about who I felt I was.
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Anthony Weiner is officially a free man, after doing the remainder of his time at a halfway house for prison inmates ... and he's elated.
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"The people of Thuringia have voted for a Turnaround 2.0," an elated Mr. Höcke said on Sunday night, using his party's main campaign slogan.
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When the Human Genome Project — the massive endeavor to map all the genes that make humans human — was completed in 2003, scientists were elated.
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"I will tell you right off the bat I was relieved and elated," he said when he was called by New York state police.
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While the lovebirds, who have been together for nearly 10 years, are elated about their little one, their pregnancy journey was a "difficult" one.
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"This was baby Dani's biggest dream come true and I was so elated that I got to be myself," she said of the ads.
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A source has confirmed to People magazine that the surrogate hired by the Kardashian-West family is officially pregnant, and, naturally, everyone is elated.
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Elated women in Syria have removed their niqabs - the face-covering veil made compulsory by Isis - after their village was liberated from the jihadists.
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"This was baby Dani's biggest dream come true and I was so elated that I got to be myself," she says of the ads.
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Charles and Liza were walking hand-in-hand down the sidewalk in NYC and both of their elated smiles slowly fell off their faces.
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This gathering, this island of fringe internet misfit toys, were the people who were most elated by Donald Trump's victory in the Republican primary.
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When Mr. Obama made the announcement in the Rose Garden, Dreamers around the country — many who had been glued to their televisions — were elated.
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The road signs all said This Way to the Future, so we ran out with flag and shovel, elated, planting— —Chana Bloch (1940-2017)
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That's why I was briefly elated — and then, horrified — when, earlier this year, the federal government declared most of New Orleans safe from flooding.
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The day after the coup attempt, a newly wed couple swept incongruously into a restaurant near Taksim Square, alarmed and elated in equal measure.
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Ryan Harrison slipped into a seat as the match began, elated that his brother had finally made it onto an official Grand Slam stage.
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Furthermore, one old but interesting study from 1995 found that elated and depressed subjects were more creative than subjects with a more neutral affect.
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I'm elated, until I check my inbox a few days later and find Jordan's emailed me the entire lyrics of Leonard Cohen classic Hallelujah.
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I felt somewhat elated, as I imagine a scientist might while working on an experiment that suddenly, after much persistence, has yielded favorable results.
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In his research, Mr. Medrano was elated to find scholars who had occasionally used the term Texas Mexican, or had interviewed others who did.
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On Friday, as Mr. Trump spoke from the Rose Garden to announce he had agreed to reopen the government, Americans watched, relieved and elated.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE on Thursday, Sorrentino and his wife Lauren said, "We are elated to finally close this chapter of our life.
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While under no illusions that it would overshadow Mr. Comey's coming testimony, Mr. Trump and his advisers were elated by the generally positive response.
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He was elated the GOP healthcare bill just cleared his Energy and Commerce Committee after what may be the longest legislative markup in history.
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Cetron said most of the passengers were "exuberant and elated to be out of harm's way," and understand the need for a longer quarantined.
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She was elated with the results, she said, and as she was finishing up with her producer, the movers entered the control room, mortified.
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But the old instincts of the hunter were still alive in civilized society, and millions of men felt elated at the thought of war.
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" After his release, Sorrentino and his wife said to PEOPLE in a statement, "We are elated to finally close this chapter of our life.
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I wondered if everyone else was so elated from the experience that they couldn't speak, or similarly disappointed and too polite to say anything.
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Kate was elated at the response: She was being judged on merit, and she knows that if she works hard enough, she can get there.
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When I arrived at my first rental house and discovered that I had fruit trees from which I could pick and eat, I was elated.
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So it's no surprise that lead plaintiff Amy Hagstrom Miller, CEO and founder of Whole Woman's Health, said she was "beyond elated" by the ruling.
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But Harris aides, clearly recognizing the significance of the moment, were elated after Thursday's debate and quickly tweeted a photo of Harris as a child.
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While I understand the argument that the concept of plant trends is inherently exhausting, I'm elated to have discovered this strange, almost museum-worthy creature.
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When Miranda Lambert's new husband Brendan McLoughlin popped into her life, friends were elated to see her smile a lot more than she used to.
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"You're a lion," the elated team told him over the radio at the checkered flag as they celebrated Ferrari's first win in Britain since 2011.
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At one particularly elated yet detached point, he told the journalist that he even started to destroy his condo, smashing shit up and breaking glass.
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Writing on Facebook about the first time he met Cecil, DeFelice said that his new friend was "elated" when he discovered DeFelice was also Jewish.
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When it was released back in June, the track sounded huge, Lex Luger and TM88's production pushing J and Scott into an elated hurry.
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Many of them, like with most mainstream celebrities and internet celebrities, are elated when their idols, or "faves," take notice of their social media support.
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"Marco and I are elated to share the news of the birth of our son Zen," she captioned a snap of her three sons together.
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I remember feeling so grateful, so elated and touched that he saw something in me that made him want to share that day with me.
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Randall tells Beth that he gave Shauna their home number — and we end on the sight of Deja, elated, speaking to her mom by phone.
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"I was elated, not so much for myself but for the dozens of victims who have been hoping for this moment for years," said Fisten.
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The original screenshot captures an elated Streep mid-shout, making it the perfect moment to work for any number of call-and-response song sections.
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She was elated to finally put her biotechnology degree to use, but all that could change with the Trump administration's crackdown on H-1B visas.
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Volunteers in places like Gary, Indiana, and Kansas City, Missouri, were elated to have party officials devote time and effort in often overlooked Democratic areas.
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Yet although many market participants are surely elated with their returns, others prefer to look at that euphoria as a sign that sentiment is overheated.
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When the 23-year-old singer announced her benefit concert, fans were elated to see that some of their favorite artists were going to attend.
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On the ground, Facebook's employees were elated; some wiped away tears A remote control operator activated the dolly, and Aquila began rumbling down the runway.
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak -- but I realized quickly that I didn't recognize anything around me.
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And if it disappointed the swarm of Cancellara fans on hand to cheer the local hero, a large number of Slovaks in Bern were elated.
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Students really liked this interactive, and I was elated that it elicited other connections as well (for example, why the 1930s had very little migration).
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A source previously told PEOPLE that those close to the Good American co-founder and Thompson are elated for their upcoming journey as parents together.
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Hundreds of protesters, who had promised to be a visible presence here and filled several sections of the arena, let out an elated, unstopping cheer.
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As a first-generation Italian-Australian girl, I had very strict parents, so when my mother let me have a play date, I was elated!
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"I am elated and after 40 years of experience, this has probably been my defining moment," says Prasada, adding that it has been overwhelming too.
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Here's my secret: Every day I anticipate things will go horribly wrong, and when they don't I am surprised, grateful and a little bit elated.
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Nobody seems to get genuinely sad or elated or — pick any emotion — in "Chronically Metropolitan," making it tough for a viewer to do the same.
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The five watched the race as a group and were surprised and elated when Jakob Fuglsang of Denmark appeared near the head of the field.
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At a dinner with their extended families in December, the two friends were elated at a victory that took them and their country by surprise.
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In the regional finals last year, the Ducks, elated after beating Duke, the defending champion at the time, were knocked off by the underdog Oklahoma.
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" Shortly after the inquiry's launch in late September, Waters told Essence magazine in that she was "elated that it appears that day is upon us.
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On Wednesday Stenson-Garrett was elated when one of her parents' neighbors presented her with the sonogram of her oldest daughter, found down the road.
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Gruba told PEOPLE that he and the couple's 35-year-old daughter were so elated that the cat — who turns 19 in February — survived the ordeal.
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"When I heard that I got $3 million, I was more than elated and excited and astonished that it was that much," he told the outlet.
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LESBOS, Greece (Reuters) - They waved, cheered and smiled, elated to have made it to Europe at dawn on Sunday in a packed blue rubber motor boat.
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"Veep" star Tony Hale, who plays Julia Louis-Dreyfus' bag man, Gary, is both worried and elated someone almost laughed himself to death watching the show.
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I was elated at the lightness of my body after the placenta was removed, and grinning as they handed me my chalky-white, vernix-covered miracle.
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" Turns out it's just the latest event in series of Hemsworth-elated incidents that have left commentators asking "Is the dad of the Hemsworth brothers hot?
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The president's remarks elated some health advocates who have long argued that participants in genetic testing should be partners in the research that their cells enable.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that those close to the Good American jeans co-founder and Thompson are elated for their upcoming journey as parents together.
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Rossi and Smiley, who endured multiple rounds of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and a vasectomy reversal, were elated when they first found out about the pregnancy.
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I spend the rest of the night wavering during taraweeh (nightly prayers), elated that my net calorie count for the day was well into the negatives.
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"I keep reminding myself to play one point at a time and that this is just another tennis match," an elated Rogers said after the match.
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These higher-paying, export-elated jobs, which pay 18 percent more than average, will help cities with major ports, like Houston, Tacoma, Tampa, or Los Angeles.
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"When I heard that I got $3 million, I was more than elated and excited and astonished that it was that much," he told Fox News.
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"[I felt] both, sort of, elated and completely worried that I wasn't going to be able to pull it off," the American Horror Story actress said.
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Lupe was clearly filled with respect and emotion for Daigo, and it felt like just the act of playing someone he admired made him absolutely elated.
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So she and her sister, Maggie Kingston, were elated at Christmas last year when their husbands gave them tickets to the band's August show in Atlanta.
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We have had countless calls and messages about the program and we are elated to have raised so much awareness (and money) for the Shelter already.
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Running a small company can make you feel elated and defeated in the span of a day (and honestly, sometimes, in the span of an hour).
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The tone and tenor of Clinton's speech elated Democrats, who have been concerned about opinion polls showing a closer-than-expected race between her and Trump.
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When she started, she was elated to be in the mix — filling the office with used desks from Craigslist, taking out the trash, saving the world.
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When Rajesh received news of a successful performance on his college exams, he vanished, elated, on a two-night excursion, supposedly "exercising" at a wrestling camp.
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Moderate Democrats like Klobuchar are not going to capture the support of the many voters who are elated about the leftward shift of the Democratic Party.
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Half of the country is elated that it shook the political system, the other half is terrified, and many of us are just looking for answers.
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Elated tourists and local Christians alike wandered around the square illuminated by festive red and golden lights and a large Christmas tree, visiting souvenir shops and restaurants.
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As I slowly sip my coffee, I realize it's finally Friday — and I'm elated because I really need this week to be over, mainly because of PMS.
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While the family is elated to have brought the baby they call their "miracle" home, providing around-the-clock care has been "no easy task," Dana says.
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Despite many commenters being a bit miffed by Gordon saying he was trying out the vegan thing, it appears that even more were elated by the news.
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Those years out of the spotlight weren't particularly fruitful ones, but Dom has resurfaced with a newfound hunger to write more of those elated bangers for us.
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Rick is elated; he's been dying to meet Tate, a movie star married to Hollywood's hottest director, since he moved in, but he hasn't had any luck.
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Alaradi's teenage daughter, Marwa, who has advocated publicly for his release since he was arrested, was elated when she spoke to VICE News over the phone Monday.
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Although the star seems elated to wed her rapper beau, she shares that they haven't been able to put a dent in their wedding planning just yet.
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Mary Kim, the player&aposs mother, said she was "elated" about the coach being placed on leave, but she still wants Riley to be suspended and arrested.
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They have even turned on Chief Justice John Roberts, a choice which had elated them, when he cast the deciding vote to uphold the Affordable Care Act.
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"We are elated that Succession and its exploration of wealth, power and family has resonated so powerfully with audiences," HBO exec Francesca Orsi said in a statement.
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But as documents released last week by the Justice Department underscore, Trump campaign aides were elated when WikiLeaks began publishing emails that the Russians stole from Democrats.
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"I was elated, but not surprised by New Jersey and Virginia," O'Malley said, referring to two of the states in which Democrats saw major victories in November.
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Voters like Nanci Pileggi, a 66-year-old dental hygienist from Las Vegas, echo Reid's point and are elated that Klobuchar wasn't forced out of this race.
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Earnings per share of 21 cents beat analyst projections of 18 cents, but investors were further elated by GE's 13 industrial free cash flow of $2.3 billion.
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"I can defeat a former number one, a Grand Slam champion, this is something I'm proud of for the rest of my life," an elated Zhang said.
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He recalled being elated when Ullah's family called from the United States in December 2015 asking for the hand of his daughter, Jannatul Ferdous Jui, now 25.
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In a statement Thursday, Sabio said he was "elated and vindicated" by the ICC's move, which he said was a "prelude to formal criminal investigation" of Duterte.
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"I'm elated, I was in tears when I heard the tentative ruling," said Holly Cooper, co-director of the Immigration Law Clinic at University of California, Davis.
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I know that he's so happy that we've all been nominated and that the film was recognized and we all feel really, really beyond elated for the recognition.
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Pachter is elated at the additional resources coming in via the federal government, but he can't help but wonder if Trump realizes the effect of what he's doing.
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Think about it: you wake up super early, get tons of presents (and maybe even keep a few for yourself), and end up exhausted and elated by 220p.m.
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Hussein is apparently "elated" by the news, and there was spontaneous celebration in the prison where she was being held when the news filtered through, Equality Now said.
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Most dudes wouldn't be too happy to leave South Beach ... but Justise Winslow tells TMZ Sports that ain't the case -- saying he's elated to join the Memphis Grizzlies!!!
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His heart was elated, he felt the joy of a mollusc reborn, they would live out their days in briny bliss, free from the tank that bound them!
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While Burns was initially hopeful of getting his job back, he's elated for Dela Cruz to take on the position, and even had a hand in casting him.
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Given its uneasiness with a large investment in TV, some Cruz allies were elated that Stand for Truth might play the heavy in early pro-Cruz television buys.
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"I am beyond elated," Amy Hagstrom Miller, founder and CEO of Whole Woman's Health, which operates four abortion clinics in Texas and spearheaded the challenge to the law.
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" Lena Strayhorn, an experimental musician and stay-at-home mother who has worked as a nonprofit administrator, told me that "I was vaguely confused yet elated by Praxis.
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She tells me she aims to cook a functional meal for her family once a week, that they certainly eat their fair share of takeout, and I'm elated.
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The post-win video shows Sakae walking over to congratulate the elated Kawai and just as they embrace, the gold medalist throws her coach to the mat – twice!
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Spending the rest of my life with Leah was a no-brainer for me, and we are both beyond excited and elated to continue our history forever. Cheers!
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After debuting Super Mario's first iPhone game, the eagerly anticipated Super Mario Run, a super-elated Jimmy Fallon tested out the Nintendo Switch for the very first time.
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A few hundred faithful, mostly women, were elated to see an old friend, but not at all sure that he should play a role in the White House.
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To that end, the 2016 show critiques, celebrates and speculates about the 1921 version while also finding the elated white audiences on both ends of the timeline inevitable.
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So even if he plans to run a campaign against Blackburn by faulting the Democratic Party, national Democrats were elated when the former governor jumped in the race.
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Pedersen did the post-game interview with ESPN when, through tears, she said the team was "elated," a word choice her teammates good-naturedly ribbed her for later.
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Elated, Mr. Trump stuck his head into the White House briefing room to tell reporters there would be an important announcement soon, something he had never done before.
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Reached by phone in their car just before Mother's Day, they sounded elated but also apprehensive about the way forward with people who, for years, had been adversaries.
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So when Harvey Weinstein agreed to meet with me that one afternoon at the Cannes Film Festival, to talk about potential job opportunities, I felt elated and hopeful.
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The partners looked elated; he tossed her up into the air so high that it felt almost reckless, then caught her as if it were nothing at all.
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Trump's allies in big business, meanwhile, are elated at the prospect of defanging NEPA, which has long been opposed by developers and interests in the fossil fuel industry.
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"I'm elated that, after three years of painful separation and uncertainty, Princeton University student Xiyue Wang and his family will finally be reunited," Booker said in a statement.
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When Cheryl Strayed first got the call that Vogue wanted to feature her in its "power" issue, featuring women who "inhabit and embody power," the author was elated.
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Nangnoung Namun, a weaver by trade who has been cooking hundreds of meals a day for the SEAL team as a volunteer, was elated by the successful rescue.
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How to synchronize the elated entrance of the soprano in the last movement with the highpoint of my exercise: the apex of the runway on the Brooklyn Bridge?
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Washington (CNN)Reformers elated by President-elect Donald Trump's new tough ban on lobbying after serving in his administration can just as quickly find a reason to be disappointed.
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But he added that any market reactions were likely to be modest, with investors waiting for June's legislative elections and Macron's pick for prime minister before becoming too elated.
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People "are elated that we have a destination" and appreciate that Holland America Line, the ship's operator, is arranging and paying for everyone's travel, passenger Christina Kerby told Insider.
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ELATED VIDEO: Kris Jenner Denies Setting Up 2015 Run-In Between Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom Recalling the tragedy over lunch in the clip, Jenner, 63, fights back tears.
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Annabelle is elated to be splitting a slice with her well-coiffed could-be beau, and you can tell that's true by how happily she's telling him a story.
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Not only is he elated to be a grandfather, he makes a point to tell her that she shouldn't carry any shame about her decision to have a child.
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Viewers watched as Jordan made his way to the front, where he sang along with a surprised and elated Corden, who knew all the words to the popular single.
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An elated Jackman identified a Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Bowser as they put the pedal to the metal, zooming off to unknown fates once the light turned green.
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" Amal's boss, Geoffrey Robertson QC of Doughty Street Chambers, also tells PEOPLE he is elated for the couple: "All I can say is that it's a great co-production.
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"I don't think that's stressful … because everybody's so elated about a new baby, it's after the fact," he says of going back to the beginning of raising a child.
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Still, a number of pumped up fans were elated that the NFL on Tuesday approved the shift of the St. Louis Rams back to Los Angeles starting next season.
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It signals that the early, elated period of trading whose milestones including the launch of Coinbase and the growth of a vibrant (if often shady) professional ecosystem is over.
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I'm truly humbled and elated to have an opportunity to employ my six guiding curatorial principles — access, belonging, value, curiosity and conversation, catalyst to diversity, and collaboration at MOCAD.
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But their loved ones were eager to help, and the couple was elated when Doughtery's sister, Lea, offered to donate her eggs over brunch one afternoon in June 2017.
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Meng Meng, a nine-year-old giant panda, was elated to see snow for the first time in her life, as evidenced in video shared by People's Daily China.
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Right now my favorite is "Time Lapse" because I'm elated with the solo that closes out the song and the EP. Carter [Luckfield] and Adam [Spektor] can seriously shred.
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" -Age 42 "I found out how much of an amazing person she is and I felt so... elated that I'd actually met this person and got to know them.
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When she became pregnant in early 2016 after spending about two years in the suboxone treatment program, Linda was elated at the news — in "total shock," she tells PEOPLE.
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When Christine Stone found out that she was pregnant with her first child in January, she was elated — and couldn't wait to share the news with her loved ones.
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I was elated when I finally signed a contract with a world-renowned agency, and I was determined to seize the opportunity and make the absolute most of it.
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Obviously whether I'm elated or discouraged comes in — but I try not to deal with that while I'm seeing it — unless I see trouble, like something out of character.
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"Someone must have cheated on you, José, because you were so upset when you recorded that song," he said, seemingly elated by what he called a "very hateful" verse.
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Trent Kays, an assistant professor of English who voted for Ms. Simonds, was elated by her narrow victory on Tuesday, but deeply frustrated by the court's decision on Wednesday.
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And now Mr. Kadyrov has an opportunity to seek closer ties to the authoritarian Egyptian leader, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who would surely be elated if the Pharaohs advanced.
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But Jackson told ITK in a statement that she and Thorp — a producer and reporter for NBC News's Capitol Hill team — were elated to welcome their early bird baby.
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The Ukrainians said Russian-backed separatists, elated at Mr. Trump's victory, quickly began to build up their arsenal and, hours after Mr. Trump spoke to Mr. Putin on Jan.
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National Democrats lobbied Mayor Jim Gray of Lexington, who ran against Senator Rand Paul in 2016, to enter the race and were elated when he did late last year.
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I have been putting a lot of money toward my travel fund to be able to go and I am elated when she asks me to be a bridesmaid!
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Elshowaya and Najela were elated, feeling accomplished for their respective acts of resistance that led to al-Nimeiri's downfall, convinced that whoever came after him couldn't possibly be worse.
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However, the men felt they were the favorite child because their mothers were elated to have finally conceived a boy, leading to unearned privileges such as being fed first.
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Shaken and elated by the sudden turn of events, the remaining 15 women and children at the gate waited to see if the officer returned to let more through.
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Speaking with PEOPLE prior to the show, Moore couldn't help but feel elated that she was going to be honored with the Life Achievement award amongst her peers on Jan.
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He returns to the car with a wad of cash in his jacket pocket, and his two new friends look elated — it's clear that something sketchy is about to happen.
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Patients and parents are understandably elated, therefore, at the decision taken last month by America's drug agency, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), to approve the first treatment for Duchenne.
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The happy couple immediately shared the exciting news on Instagram, along with a photo of Shepard on one knee placing the engagement ring on Iman's finger as she looked elated.
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Executives have been trying to figure out how to bring Halo to the screen for some time, so fans of the video game franchise will be elated it's finally happening.
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"This victory belongs to every single grassroots organizer, every working parent, every mom, every member of the LGBTQ community," she said, evidently shocked and elated, just moments after her win.
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I especially wanted to make sure we have lots of cute photos to show for our trip, so I was elated to find that my companion didn't mind at all.
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"You can finally wear a summer dress in January—your body is just elated, but your mind is telling you this is horrible, this should not be happening," she said.
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When Darius Hickman, a 22-year old Monae fan who lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado and identifies as pansexual, learned about Monae's pansexual coming out this morning, he was elated.
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Sanders' defense attorney Tim Moore described his client as being "elated" that the charge had been dropped, adding that "he has denied it from the beginning," according to NBC 4.
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Onlookers peered down on the street from the balconies of their humble homes, as Rafaela's family stood on the street, shy before cameras but elated to speak of her accomplishment.
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak wrapped around my head—but I realized quickly that I did not recognize anything around me.
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After two years with no cases in Africa, experts were elated at the imminent taste of victory on the continent, considered the toughest front in the fight against infectious diseases.
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Critics, who had organized their own campaign, said they were elated at what they believed was a landmark legislative victory that sent a message to lawmakers in the Deep South.
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Croatian Vekic fired 28 winners during the match but failed to save critical break points against her, as an elated Bencic reached a new milestone in an injury-plagued career.
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There wasn't a lot of time to be elated because I knew we had to be back here this morning to get ready and start working on the next clients.
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At the Brits he revealed he was elated that the restriction was overturned by the Home Office in 2019, allowing him to perform in the UK for the last May.
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More than two decades later, he appeared similarly elated when his Orchestre Métropolitain, long in the shadow of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, premiered at Carnegie Hall on a recent evening.
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" On Reddit, elated supporters of Mr. Trump congregated on a message board named "The_Donald," and circulated photos of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton with the gleeful caption, "not my president.
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We got the rapper shortly after his plane made an emergency landing at the Stewart International Airport in New Windsor, NY Tuesday ... he was obviously elated the ordeal ended well.
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Rafsanjani told Genscher that Tehran supported the establishment of a security and cooperation system among Persian Gulf countries similar to the EU. Genscher was elated and said he would notify Washington.
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Georgia Southern athletic director Tom Kleinlein announced Friday the team was "elated to get the news" regarding Werts ... and said the QB is no longer subject to punishment over the incident.
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No more elated status updates after escaping another hospital admission; no more captioning my posts with health updates; and no more asking strangers if cutting out bananas would aid my recovery.
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The bespectacled crooner's last release, X, was way back in 2014, so fans were understandably elated at the news, even though Sheeran offered little more information than the upcoming release date.
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In a photo posted by Paltrow fan account on Instagram (below), Apple appears to be elated as she gets her piercing, with her mom right next to her cheering her on.
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"We are elated that Colin Jost and Michael Che will bring their hilarious collective talents to hosting this year's Emmy Awards," said Hayma Washington, chairman and CEO of the Television Academy.
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Same things with these guys, as soon as we break out their harnesses and hook them up, you're going to see they're elated and want nothing more than carry you around.
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"When I crossed the finish line, I'd been tracking my time on my watch and I knew that I'd gotten the time that I wanted, so I was elated," Snelson said.
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Clinton's 22-point drubbing in New Hampshire, were all but elated about the prospect of attacking Republicans for refusing to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court for an entire year.
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So when Connolly Keigher, Clinton's trip director presented her boss with her phone to stream the post-game celebrations from Wrigley field on Saturday night, the former Illinois native looked elated.
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When I put out Freshman Year I went on tour with my friend Dom [Angelella] and we were playing in a mall in Canada to 15 people and we were elated.
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The analyst was elated last year when the company announced that Blankfein would step down and didn't shy from highlighting on Thursday what he deemed as its missteps in recent years.
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She felt elated, filled with certainty, like a bride in her white dress: Several students approached her to praise her for her work, telling her how much she had helped them.
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Ms. Bergen, who shared a line with her husband, the director Louis Malle, was elated to discover that the company still existed, and she had nearly as many questions as answers.
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When the Rockets selected Yao Ming with the number one overall pick in the 21 NBA Draft, Andrew Cheng, born and raised in Houston and a huge basketball fan, was elated.
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"I had customers coming in crying at the prospect that I'd be closing," said Ms. Perry, who was elated that supporters chipped in nearly $45,000 to help keep the shops going.
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Though here the projection is accomplished in a spirit of elated and winking playfulness that draws contrasts between modern aesthetics and 19th-century ornaments such as candelabra and animal-skin rugs.
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I was elated as the last time my three sons have been together for this holiday was more than 10 years ago, and never since all the grandkids have been born.
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Instead, the enduring image in the public mind is of buses carrying elated captives through the south entrance of the White House between cheering throngs, just as Mr. Reagan took office.
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Day 7: I was excited to stop taking melatonin so I could get my daytime energy back On the final day of the week, I was elated to stop taking melatonin.
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Hilde Hall, who detailed the incident in a blog post published on ACLU's website on Thursday, said she was elated after she received her first prescription for hormone therapy from the doctor.
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Depending on who you are and your personal feelings about mayonnaise and ketchup, the news that Mayochup might be coming to a store near you either left you feeling elated or disgusted.
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This reveal serves as both a regretful reminder of forgotten actresses of the past as well as an elated discovery, on Cheryl's part, that perhaps there's space for her in this industry.
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"She was ultimately excited, and she told me later that she was 'elated,' and that it was one of the best birthday presents she has ever had," Tannin told The Huffington Post.
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I felt more in the four months I was on the trail than I had in the 20-plus years that came before it—exhausted, scared, elated, courageous and finally just thankful.
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Sadie's mother and fellow Duck Dynasty star Korie Robertson was also elated about the proposal and said that she "can't wait" for her future son-in-law to officially join the family.
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Although these off-the-menu items from the beloved chain may not be all that classified at this point, we were still elated to be let in on the proper ordering lingo.
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When Kardashian's pregnancy was revealed in September, a source told PEOPLE that those close to the Good American jeans co-founder and Thompson are elated for their upcoming journey as parents together.
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" Rick Zbur, executive director of Equality California -- one of the organizations in the coalition -- told CNN his group was "elated" that the governor signed the bill and changed the state's "archaic laws.
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"That moment when you win a major primary state and everything changes," the campaign tweeted along with a short video featuring an elated Kasich hugging and high-fiving his equally excited staff.
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In one shot, Khloé's daughter True can be seen sitting on top of a bedazzled pink baby Bentley while Kourtney's son Reign looked elated to open a number of Batman action figures.
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The party even gets the final stamp of approval from an elated Kris who thought her daughter and son-in-law did an amazing job, even without a custom ice skating rink.
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Special Report: Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup It was clear at the prize-giving ceremony that King Juan Carlos I of Spain was elated when his team won the Sardinia Cup in 2004.
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But the Billys in Mexico were still young, working as hard as they ever had and elated to have the biggest break of their lives, just as Mr. Alvarez had once felt.
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At the end of every episode, the elated theater company — fresh off of a successful new play from Will Shakespeare — bursts into a 20th-century song and dances off into the night.
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The station began operating in March, playing a pivotal role in China's audacious expedition to the far side of the moon — an endeavor that Argentine officials say they are elated to support.
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Elated to be discussing anything but the Trump scandal with his guests — 700 of whom attended, from major companies, international financial organizations, and diplomatic missions — Zelensky practically leaped onto the event stage.
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" In a telephone interview, Ms. Froemke, who does not script her films, said that when the interview ended, she was so elated that she texted her colleagues: "We have a film now.
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These feelings of confusion and pain with the occasional elated catharsis are their bread and butter, and are carryovers between projects, the throughline of their work regardless of the story being told.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was said to be "elated" by the choice of Barr and Sessions always held his predecessor in high regard, a source close to both men told CNN.
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After a day and night of worrying that Anna could suffer lasting effects from the stroke, Nate was elated to find that "she was completely back to herself," the 33-year-old says.
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Known for being a relatively private man, whose occasional interviews are generally on the more succinct side, I was elated at an opportunity to go to Melgaard's studio on a recent rainy afternoon.
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"They're elated that the jury sent a message to local counties and governments in general that privacy matters and that you cannot recklessly put out our data on the internet," Shub told CNN.
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Netanyahu and his allies would be elated if Trump moved the embassy, and the Israeli leader in recent days has even backed Trump's plan in the US for a border wall with Mexico.
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But as the rest of the elated Mounds View high schoolers swarmed the infield to celebrate, Koehn threw his glove and made a beeline for home plate to embrace and console his friend.
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"This past football season after the Cowboys beat the Saints I was so elated and hyped I lost my voice and the problem persisted for almost 2 months," Irvin wrote on his page.
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The rapper was so elated to read he and wife Kim Kardashian West were among the Met Gala's Best Dressed Couple according to Vogue, that he couldn't help but publicly share the news.
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Real close grappling with it, she finds, is not to sing the men's sea shanties (though they make her feel temporarily elated again), nor to try lone yachting, nor to swim in it.
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Do the code and do it again, with the carrot of an entertaining avatar plating out your code creations over and over again, looking sad when you fail and elated when you succeed.
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"All he wants to do is play," said DiVincenzo's mother, Kathy, elated in a straw cowboy hat with a Villanova "V" as she watched him being named the Final Four's most outstanding player.
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"We are elated that the NLRB has overturned Brown and restored our collective bargaining rights," Paul R. Katz, one of the Columbia graduate students trying to form a union there, told the Times.
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The remarks, which described Taiwan as "Nauru's close friend," left Ms. Ou feeling elated, prompting her to recite a traditional Chinese expression that extols perseverance in the face of a more powerful foe.
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"I would be elated to host you for a webcast or call to talk extensively about all the amazing industry innovations you are driving and dispel any investor misconceptions you perceive," he added.
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It was a night of three celebrations: first the midnight purchase, then the reading salon and, finally, the elated moment when you weren't the last reader to join the discussion on the stoop.
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But I chose Baran's 2239, in Hermosa Beach, because it was less than 15 minutes from his house, we'd had terrific meals there and its owners always seemed elated to welcome us back.
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Slimane devotees were elated — especially with the announcement that Slimane will introduce men's wear to Celine — while Philo loyalists worried that they may have to trade in their voluminous trousers for skinny jeans.
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I couldn't enjoy my fifth pregnancy, which resulted in the birth of my daughter because I was too anxiousDuring my fifth pregnancy, I wish I could have been elated like other expecting moms.
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If Mr. Trump was elated that the testimony failed to unleash immediate impeachment hearings, he was also unnerved by the prospect of facing an indictment at the end of his time in office.
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"It took me a while to save up and finally be able to own it, but when I opened the mail and the original MmmBop album was in it, I was elated," he says.
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Sleekly outfitted in purple-blue leggings and leotards, the nine dancers (actually 10 on Friday, with two performers replacing an injured one) certainly seemed elated, regarding even Bach's speediest sections as a friendly challenge.
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I've put on serums twice a day for weeks at a time, swiped on plumping glosses, applied weekly sheet masks, and even overlined my lips for months — a quick phase I'm elated is over.
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When the U.S. legalised same-sex marriage in 2015, Apple issued an elated statement: We applaud the Supreme Court and everyone who worked so hard in the years leading up to today's historic decision.
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Assume Form, out since January, is supposedly the English avant-electronic producer-singer's maturity move, an elated, confessional embrace of romantic bliss, where his previous albums have bogged down pursuing an ideal of misery.
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"I'm elated, the hall was nearly full and the fans excited, and we did not even have a Brazilian wrestling in this first session," Nenad Lalovic, head of United World Wrestling (UWW), told Reuters.
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"I've been so invested in Hannah and Adam and have been on edge waiting for them to get back together so I was elated during last nights episode..... then the diner scene!!" another wrote.
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I posed for graduation and wedding photos in the shadow of the Rotunda at the University of Virginia, elated to be starting a new life pursuing further post-graduate study and building a family.
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"As elated as I am to catch the winning touchdown, with my father being a fireman and being there, this is always a heavy-hearted day," Cruz said of Walker, who died in 2007.
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"We are elated that all three of these adults, who we believe should have been caring for these children but failed to, are now in our jail and will be held accountable," Keith said.
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"We don't talk for a few hours of the trip and focus on introspection, but afterwards we always have a long, elated but emotional conversation, sharing the journey we've just been on," says Fern.
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Tracy V. Maitland, the president of Advent Capital Management and a supporter of Mr. Biden's, said he was fielding numerous calls and texts from elated friends on Wall Street and in the entertainment industry.
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Dallas software developer Jeff Carter grew up playing escape room Flash games and was elated to find out in 2016 that thousands of their real-life analogs were out there waiting to be experienced.
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By the end of the day a record number of goals had gone in, and the football-watching public were thoroughly sated, with some of them elated too and others left shattered by horrendous displays.
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And in another sequence, a Klansman's frumpy wife discusses a plan to bomb a civil-rights rally in the elated but nervous tones of a woman who has just had her long-awaited pregnancy confirmed.
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The couple both took to Instagram to share the happy news with a photo of Shepard placing a ring on an elated Iman's finger while they were surrounded by candles on a gorgeous waterfront setting.
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Only 250 years old when he was assassinated while running for president, the New York senator was shot after his victory speech to elated supporters in L.A.'s Ambassador Hotel after winning the California primary.
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McGregor put on an elated display that surely wouldn't have rubbed too many fans the wrong way, except he wasn't a licensed cornerman for the event, so he had no right to be in there.
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The liberal wing of the caucus, which has been clamoring for generational change among the party's leaders, is elated with the recent victories, calling it a clear sign of where the Democratic Party is headed.
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I'm so proud of my amazingly talented castmates who were recognized - Ann, Alexis, Yvonne, Joe, Samira, Cherry and Kelly - and equally elated for our wonderful crew who work tirelessly to make the show so special.
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In a promotional video, HYT's Dr. Frankenstein (played by the horology icon Laurent Picciotto) is elated, not when the hand of his piecemeal creature begins to twitch, but when its wristwatch shows signs of life.
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Fan video from the Gillette Stadium concert in Massachusetts on Saturday perfectly captured their elated reactions as Swift, 28, transitioned into her hit "Gorgeous," for which James, 3, recorded the opening voiceover in the song.
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I felt elated and full of ideas, I wanted to shower everyone with words of affection, and I couldn't help but share my revelations with anyone who'd listen, nor could I stop grinding my jaw.
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Put me in some kind of sauna or steam room and let me sweat out shared bottles of pinot noir, a poor night's sleep, emotions, and I will emerge elated and more alive than before.
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"We are elated that 'Succession' and its exploration of wealth, power and family has resonated so powerfully with audiences," Francesca Orsi, HBO's executive vice president of drama programming said in a statement provided to CNN.
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" For all its storytelling glitches and cornball dialogue, "The Rise of Skywalker" has the kind of gung-ho inspirational spirit that must have elated the Disney Company after the sour response to "The Last Jedi.
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When she finally discovers the truth, Emily Meade's performance is a tour de force: crushed by the loss of a man who controlled every aspect of her life, elated to no longer live in fear.
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She picked up a well-deserved award for her work on "Killing Eve," and she seemed overjoyed — and still nowhere near as happy as her elated father, who leapt to his feet, clapping and beaming.
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Here he is ... the KC Chiefs trainer who helped save a closeted gay NFL player from killing himself, David Price, tells TMZ Sports he was "elated" to find out he had such a positive impact.
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Then a 21-year-old dental assistant, Friedman was grabbed and kissed by an elated sailor in New York's Times Square on August 14, 1945 as news spread that Japan had surrendered and WWII would end.
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Brooks, who is well-known as Wyatt Spencer on The Bold and the Beautiful, is also elated to enter the world of parenthood and has been astonished at his wife throughout her pregnancy journey thus far.
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My colleagues in the Verge New York office tried them out before me, and each was elated (one, already an owner of 1000X M2s was more frustrated than thrilled) with how comfortable Sony's latest headphones feel.
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Clearly elated by this turn of events, Mark Zuckerberg invited Bill Gates to sit on a couch and endure almost 60 seconds of very bad acting as he pretended to spot Harvard's invitation on his iPhone.
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Once emergency responders had arrived and loaded Ms. Lam, 34, into an ambulance, the couple took photos with the newborn and called family members, smiling and elated that — despite the unexpected circumstances — their son had arrived.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is said to be "elated" by the choice of Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions has always held his predecessor in high regard, a source close to both men said.
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"If you take one of us, you get all three of us," he told the stunned Ms. Graham as he proposed, with an elated Finn and Sydney, now 10, jumping up and down in the background.
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Voters said they were elated that the elections took place at all, expressing cautious optimism that new political leadership could offer stability to a country that has had 10 prime ministers in less than a decade.
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With less than a month until the election, the battle for control of the Senate has been nationalized by the showdown over the Supreme Court, and for the moment has left Democrats alarmed and Republicans elated.
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It used to be "Showing what I looked like when I was normal," because at the time it was kind of a thesis statement of where I was, and I had such an elated feeling afterwards.
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"I never thought we would have two past and one current secretaries of Agriculture at our farm on the same day," Bowling said in an interview, noting his whole family was "elated" to host the gathering.
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LAUREN: In this music video Sisqo is so truly elated by all the butts he sees that he does a one hand cartwheel, which is both absolutely sick and tells you everything you need to know.
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You might be cast down if your country loses, or elated if they win, but no sane fan feels the kind of visceral resentment occasioned when a nation loses territory or is humiliated in a war.
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Passengers "are elated that we have a destination and grateful to Holland America Line for arranging our travel home," Kerby told Insider, adding that their last night aboard the Westerdam will be marked with "dancing and celebrating."
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Monse is believably uncomfortable about her new body — "You got boobs," Ruby and the anxious, obsessive Jamal Turner (Brett Gray) say in unison when their friend returns from a summer at writing camp — and elated by it.
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Clinton donor received top spot on State Department intel board Multiple donors who attended the meeting described it as a "very warm" and "celebratory" gathering of fundraisers who were clearly elated to have the primary behind them.
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Smart was elated when she learned that the courageous 13-year-old had escaped Thursday from a remote cabin in Gordon, about 70 miles north of her hometown, where she had allegedly been held for 88 days.
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Ekrem Imamoglu, the man responsible for the commotion, stood atop a double-decker bus near his home, surrounded by a sea of elated supporters, and spoke the words that had become the rallying cry of his campaign.
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"I'm just happy and elated that finally after 19 years the person we knew was guilty, our courts have found him guilty," Lita's mother said in 2006, after James was found guilty, according to the Associated Press.
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Owens was elated to have just discovered that St. Bartholomew the Great is supposedly haunted by the painter William Hogarth, who was baptized there in 1697 and is said to roam the premises wearing a cocked hat.
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Afterward, an elated Mr. Neumann zoomed uptown in the back seat of his chauffeured white Maybach, blaring rap, with an iPad open to a rendering of the hasty digital spit-swear he'd just made with Mr. Son.
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"We are of course elated, but this is just one small step in the right direction for women in Sudan," said Judy Gitau, a lawyer with the charity Equality Now, which is working with Hussein's legal team.
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" Ali said he was elated to hear that the documents will go to the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, because "it's the fittest place to be, given that Malcolm's papers are there, including his diary.
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" Indian politicians and defense analysts said they were elated by the missile test, with the country's president, Ram Nath Kovind, writing on Twitter that the test-firing "makes every Indian proud" and "will boost our strategic defense.
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So elated was Asmara about his second capture that it paraded him in the streets of the capital, airing footage of their prisoner on state TV. He was handcuffed and paraded to cheering crowds in his flight suit.
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Tanui, who finished third in the 10,0003m at the 2013 and 2015 World Championships, was elated to make the cut for Rio after his win, which was watched by an unusually large crowd at the Kipchoge Keino Stadium.
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" The star posted a similar image with her baby girl to the social-media network earlier that same day, writing, "This mama is tired … but she is also, proud, elated, excited, peaceful and content #sleepisoverrated #babygirl #exclusivelybreastfed #momlife.
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In a mere six months, Vegas has elated fans, defied odds, set records, silenced doubters and established hockey in a brand new market, en route to becoming the most successful expansion team in major North American professional sports.
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Elated fans waved Mexican flags and donned traditional "sombrero" hats at the iconic Angel of Independence monument in downtown Mexico City as they sang the country's unofficial soccer anthem, "Cielito Lindo," or "Pretty Little Sky," a popular folksong.
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"Dude, that's almost my frickin' hairdo!" an elated Mr. Cyrus said on a recent afternoon after he caught a glimpse of the late rock god's '70s mullet on a T-shirt at the Morrison Hotel Gallery in SoHo.
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The elated lovebirds posed for a photo at Ralph Lauren's NYFW party with celeb photographer Alexi Lubomirski, who's famously snapped stars like Beyoncé, Camila Cabello, Margot Robbie, Selena Gomez, and, perhaps most notably, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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In a blog post for the American Civil Liberties Union, Hilde Hall said she'd left the doctor's office "elated" that she'd just been prescribed hormone therapy medication, which would help her outward appearance reflect how she saw herself.
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There were pictures of elated supporters dancing, a lot of talk of the 47-year-old's resemblance to her grandmother, former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and comments about her gifts as a speaker able to connect with voters.
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The significance of the play was not lost on the elated crowd: Exactly one year ago, a gunman had opened fire on the Republican congressional team during its practice in Alexandria, Va., wounding four people, including Mr. Scalise.
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Far from being rattled, Mr. Trump was elated, according to his advisers, because he viewed it as evidence that Mr. Mueller now knows who the malefactors are — and they do not include him or members of his team.
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I was elated until my wife, an endocrinologist who is an expert on metabolism, pointed out that the headline number of thirty per cent emerged from the complex statistical way that the study's results were projected over time.
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"Aaron is a gifted visionary whose unique style of storytelling is a welcome voice and we are elated The Freemans are making their thugnificent comeback on HBO Max," Kevin Reilly, chief content officer for HBO Max, told Variety.
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During two days of testimony, Ms. Gilbert shared how elated she felt when her wayward son, whom she referred to adoringly as Tommy, surprised his parents with an unexpected visit at their home in the Turtle Bay neighborhood.
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Access to this knowledge so elated him that he decided to give up farming for good, taking a job with a nongovernmental organization whose goals include helping villagers produce and call up online content in their native languages.
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He was "elated and relieved" the tour could go forward and explained he should take three to four weeks to recover from the surgery, However, he said was advised by his doctor to take some time off and rest.
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That's elated at least one interested party: Adelson, who has dined at the White House during the opening weeks of the administration and earned a private audience with Pence on Friday evening before his remarks to the full ballroom.
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In a 2008 flashback scene that airs tonight in the NBC family drama, Kevin (Justin Hartley) is struggling to make ends meet, and his roommate returns home, elated that he's just landed a role on a Kevin Spacey movie.
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Lava Thomas said she was elated to find out her proposal had been selected out of hundreds of applicants, but two weeks later she got a call saying that the sponsors will instead pursue a more figurative, traditional design.
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Listening to Zimbabwean/Australian rapper and pop artist TKay Maidza will make you feel like an elated 17 year old on top of the world—when you listen, turn the volume up and let yourself catch her infectious joy.
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I was elated that I wasn't alone, but I wasn't exactly happy about cutting my birthday cake with a bunch of kids I didn't know (the awkward moment was captured in the top-left corner of the collage above).
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Fonny is elated, despite his circumstances—he has been accused of raping a Puerto Rican woman, and while he maintains his innocence, the legal system, aided by a racist white police officer, seems intent on keeping him locked away.
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But when Trump opened his mouth Thursday, and especially when he broached what his father would say if he saw him now, it was clear the scion was elated, reveling in the absolute greatest triumph of his controversial existence.
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When MoMA announced the exhibition, the region's critical press was both elated and nervous, fearing that MoMA would partake in the problematic gawking at Yugoslavia's best-known architectural landmarks — the hundreds of futuristic WWII memorials scattered throughout the country.
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Photo: Ian Laidlaw At various points on More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me, the Melbourne punks' upcoming fourth record, he is excited, elated, nervous, self-conscious, demoralized, miserable, manic, overjoyed, blasé, rebounding, and just plain okay.
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Democrats were elated, and pointed also to Mr. Trump's intercession in the Florida race for governor, where the president has backed Representative Ron DeSantis, a frequent Fox News surrogate, over the establishment favorite and state agricultural commissioner, Adam Putnam.
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Although Farah no longer attends Davis Magnet, soon to be Obama, she has been elated to see her letter lead to real action, especially because her younger brother, Ty, is a first grader at the school, Ms. Hendrix said.
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He was elated when a judge apportioned him over $180,000 of the award in 2015, but three years later, he wonders if he will ever receive anything from the two brothers who owned the restaurant, Phuman and Lakhvir Singh.
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Mr. MacLachlan, 20083, is elated to be stepping back into his black suit and working with co-stars old and new — Sherilyn Fenn, Naomi Watts, Laura Dern, David Duchovny — save for one thing: "We all signed N.D.A.s," he said.
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"I'm elated for her; I've seen her with our son, and she will be a great mother," said Andy Roddick, a former men's world No. 1 who is a good friend of Williams and has known her since childhood.
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With Hitler vanquished, the long war over and the Allies victorious, tens of thousands of elated Britons seethed into Trafalgar Square and Whitehall on V-E Day, whooping, cheering, reeling from one too many celebratory pints and kissing strangers.
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"I am thrilled and relieved and elated and as an immigrant in America, my American dream has been under something of a cloud, so I&aposm very relieved to have that cloud lifted," D&aposSouza told Fox News on Thursday.
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"It's a big, big moment for me, for my family, for my team mates and for my partners also, because we worked so much this year and it looks like the work is paying back now," an elated Pinturault said.
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At mile 30, runners are relived and elated, but the finish line, in Pasadena's Loma Alta community park, looks more like scene of disaster srelief than victory -- although, to be fair, few disaster scenes include beers and burgers at 7 a.m.
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McAvoy's big blue eyes and baby face mean he's often cast in earnest roles, so there's a sense of elated release when he's allowed to play against type in something like this (or as he did in Split earlier this year).
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The 63-year-old former army captain, who leads in polls that exclude jailed former leftist President Luis Inacio Lula de Silva, made his announcement to an elated crowd after centrist parties threw their support behind centrist rival Geraldo Alckmin.
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I guess the intensity of the subject matter (it even goes back to that whole Romeo and Juliet approach love and catastrophe) seems to mirror intensity of those hormonal high school years — the super elated high-highs and devastating low-lows.
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But the team at Breitbart News, the right-wing opinion and news website that some critics have denounced as a hate site, is elated — and eager to expand on a victory that it views as a profound validation of its cause.
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And so if your 'innovative' business model is intent on siphoning 'disruptive fuel' from the tightly managed labor of thousands of people who you won't classify as workers, you might find VCs aren't as elated by your pitch as you imagined.
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Letter To the Editor: I was elated to read "The Fruit Juice Delusion" (Sunday Review, July 8), in which Erika R. Cheng, Lauren G. Fiechtner and Aaron E. Carroll, professors of pediatrics, finally debunk fruit juice's long-undeserved health halo.
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Broiled Salmon With Mint The type of recipe that cooks so quickly and is so good for the amount of effort involved that you'll find yourself murmuring a few elated words of gratitude when you realize dinner is done so fast.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The head of wrestling's global governing body was elated on Sunday after the sport's first round showed that a flood of rule changes resulted in amped-up action that ignited a surprisingly large crowd.
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Though they sounded less enthused about Mr. Trump politically, they said they were elated to have gotten a chance to attend an Easter Egg Roll through a White House ticket lottery, after two years in a row of unsuccessful tries.
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However you felt after seeing "The Rise of Skywalker" — elated, disgruntled or somewhere in between — it was clear that when Disney set off to make a new trilogy of Star Wars movies, it didn't quite understand what it was getting into.
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Johnny C. Taylor Jr., president and chief executive of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, said his group — which represents 47 publicly supported black colleges and universities — had asked for a meeting with Mr. Trump, and was elated when it was granted.
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That's why we're elated to be sitting down with venture investors Stuart Ellman of RRE Ventures, Maha Ibrahim of Canaan Partners and Amish Jani of FirstMark Capital for a fast-paced, 20-minute chat, where we'll cover as much ground as we can.
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" FROM PEN:Katherine Heigl Reveals the Emotional Way She Told Her Daughters She Was Pregnant Amal's boss, Geoffrey Robertson QC of Doughty Street Chambers, also tells PEOPLE he is elated for the couple: "All I can say is that it's a great co-production.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - With a Super Bowl drought stretching five decades finally behind them, the confetti falling from above, and throngs of elated fans in front of them, one thing was clear for the Kansas City Chiefs: winning was well worth the wait.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Croatia's elated coach Zlatko Dalic lauded his captain Luka Modric who missed a penalty in extra time but then scored another in a shootout victory over Denmark on Sunday that put them in the World Cup quarter-finals.
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"Maybe, just maybe, we are turning the page on a dark part of American politics," an elated Mr. Kasich told hundreds of ebullient supporters, many of them volunteers from outside the state, at a primary-night party in Concord on Tuesday night.
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John Edwin Mason, a professor of African history and photography, told Hyperallergic in a phone call that he was "absolutely elated" when he heard that the four organizations had purchased the "immensely valuable historical archive" with intentions to donate it to the nonprofits.
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Meng Meng, a 9-year-old giant panda who lives at the Siberian Tiger Park in China, was similarly elated to see snow for the first time in her life earlier this month, as evidenced in video shared by People's Daily China.
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An elated groom's emotional response to seeing his soon-to-be wife on their wedding day caused many of the couple's friends and family to wipe away tears of their own, and stunning photographs of his reaction have gone viral on social media.
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Perhaps that's why I was elated to discover the film Wonder, (set to release late this year) a story about a child named Auggie—a ten-year-old boy who was born with a craniofacial condition and lives with a facial disfigurement.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The head of wrestling's global governing body was elated on Sunday after the sport's first day at the Rio Olympics showed that a flood of rule changes resulted in amped-up action that ignited a surprisingly large crowd.
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If you're a horror fan like moi, then you should be particularly elated by the news that a TV show based on The Purge is in the works — and now, Entertainment Weekly is cluing us into exactly what the series will be about.
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Nevertheless, the examiner should have made close observation of facial expressions, both in normal and abnormal persons, especially as to whether they may be said to be gloomy, sad, anxious, apprehensive, elated, hostile, confused, sleepy, cyanotic, exalted, arrogant, conceited, restless, impatient, etc.
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If earlier this summer you were to offer me an HTC 10 with a better camera, nicer Android interface, and the reassurance that Google itself would be doing everything within its power to make that device a success, I'd have been elated.
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Hints of this battle over words first surfaced during the campaign season, when Trump received the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke — just one of the white nationalists and white supremacists who were elated and energized by Trump's campaign.
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For more on Trebek's treatment progress, pick up a copy of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday Trebek says he'll still have to go through several more rounds of chemotherapy to hopefully get into full remission, but he's elated at how far he's come.
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"So long as the field remains divided, Donald Trump's path to the nomination remains more likely and that would be a disaster for Republicans, for conservatives, and for the nation," Cruz told the elated crowd at his primary night party in Stafford, Texas.
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Johnson spoke candidly about how disappointed he was in his team's effort following its 84-64 setback against the Tigers - a game in which Alabama surrendered a season high in points - and he seemed more relieved than elated in Alabama's follow-up performance.
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"I feel elated," Mr. Abloh said via phone on Sunday, adding that he planned to relocate his family to Paris to take the job at the largest brand in the stable of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world's largest luxury group.
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Edna Buchanan, a former reporter at The Miami Herald, who covered the investigation with particular tenacity, said in an interview on Thursday that she was elated that there was an arrest and wondered if it would prompt more victims to come forward.
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She's also engaged to lawyer Michael Sterling (as she announced on Christmas) and seven months pregnant with a son (as she revealed exclusively to PEOPLE in November), whom she plans to name Michael Jr. "I'm beyond elated to be having a boy," Marcille said.
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Many Iraqis were elated that such a ceremony, typical of international football tournaments, could finally take place on their soil after football governing body FIFA last year partially lifted a ban largely in place since 1990 on Iraq hosting competitive matches over security concerns.
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WATCH: Kylie Jenner Hides Her Baby Bump as She Heads to Vegas to Meet Up with Boyfriend Travis Scott When news of Jenner's pregnancy broke, a source told PEOPLE that Jenner is elated about her bun in the oven: a baby girl due in February.
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The 22-year-old is relieved and elated when she finally gets a job as a back waiter, but her pride in the accomplishment is dampened when her dad is unsupportive and she finds out the the job offer is only on a trial basis.
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Stephanie Allain, a producer of "Beyond the Lights" (2014) and "Hustle & Flow" (2005) and a member of the academy, said she was elated, especially with the addition of three members to Board of Governors who, she assumed, would be women or people of color.
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"Friends and colleagues at The Washington Post are elated by the wonderful news that Jason Rezaian has been released from Evin Prison and has safely left the country with his wife, Yeganeh Salehi," the newspaper's publisher Frederick J. Ryan, Jr. said in a statement.
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An executive with what was then the Milk Foundation was so elated when he saw the moment captured in a photograph in the sports section of his newspaper the following morning that he vowed to make sure it would be repeated in coming years.
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But surrounded by towering bike wheels, the vivacious singer/composer turned the corporate event into a sound-system block party and even graced it with a rural troupe of cumbia villera players who led with infectious accordion riffage, whirling pan flutes, and elated güiros.
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To the Editor: Three years ago, when Hillary Clinton was discharged from a New York hospital after what must have been a frightening stay for a blood clot, her daughter and husband were by her side, all looking elated but also a bit fragile.
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Given the disparate results between the House and the Senate results -- with Democrats elated at taking over the House and Trump hammering home Senate pickups that make it easier to appoint, for instance, conservative judges, it's not clear that either party will learn a lesson.
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She was prepared to capture their celebration: A pool of bridesmaids, elated and anxious, congregated in front of a rowhouse in Brooklyn, while others in puffy-sleeved dresses reclined in the back seat with smokes and drinks; a prom couple made out for the camera.
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Many of the voters interviewed said that the most important qualification was the ability to defeat Mr. Trump, who has come away from the recent release of the Mueller report more angry than elated and wants a political victory untainted by questions of legitimacy.
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And especially given the almost elated reception that greeted her decision to wear a bright pink pussy bow blouse for an appearance during the campaign after her husband's previous public sexual shaming, the "Access Hollywood" tape in which he made vulgar remarks about women.
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"I immediately realized this was a German U-boat, and was elated," said Mr. Termote, a 42-year-old World War I buff and would-be "Flemish Indiana Jones" who has made more than 5,000 dives in the North Sea in search of shipwrecks.
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" After the undercover agents sent photos of fake pipe bombs, Holzer replied that he had talked to Skeeter and "he's absolutely elated about this, as am I. And I'm honored to be a part of history, and more importantly, the future of our folk. Heil.
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As word of the court's ruling raced through the camp in the Mexican border town of Matamoros, few were more elated than mothers and fathers like Luz who have made the wrenching choice to send their children to cross into the United States alone.
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During the nine months he spent in the hospital, he learned that he needed a bone marrow transplant to live and was elated when he found out that DKMS – the international non profit that is the world's largest bone marrow center — had found a match for him.
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The pair chat it up in bed, kissing like two young kids in love, and Connor leaves feeling elated but also slightly disappointed that he has to spend the evening chowing down on pizza with the guys instead of holding Hannah's hand over a candlelit dinner.
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While many of Kim's followers were elated to see all of her children in one shot, some couldn't help but question the reality star on what happened to her eldest child as she sported a bandage that covered most of her lower left leg and foot.
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Plunged into turmoil in the midst of taking his kid on a college tour, Brad vacillates between elated hope for Troy's future and a desperate desire for him to avoid what Brad perceives as his own lack of success, feelings that are expounded upon in claustrophobic voiceover.
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While Nero released a statement saying he and his family were "elated" with the ruling, Gray family attorney Billy Murphy, too, applauded the decision, saying, "You can't convict people unless you know the evidence," and that Judge Barry Williams had followed the law as he saw it.
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We really can't overstate this, nor can we overstate how elated we were at the chance to keep inside these top-shelf listings, some of which are still on the market (you know, just in case you have some serious cash burning a hole in your pocket).
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But there are also plenty of Chinese commenters online who are supportive or even elated to see Pyongyang "stand up to the world's No. 1 bully," namely the US, as many Chinese feel the US is also trying to contain a rising China on the global stage.
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"This is the result of tremendous effort by trans and gender diverse activists from around the world to insist on our humanity, and I am elated that the WHO agrees that gender identity is not a mental illness," said Julia Ehrt, Executive Director of Transgender Europe.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - As preparation for a race goes, 34 hours in self-isolation in a hotel room is unlikely to catch on but an elated Michael Morkov shrugged it off to power Denmark to another gold at the track world championships on Sunday in the Madison.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Conn.) said he was elated when McCain shared with Democrats how he planned to vote.
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"North Korea and other abusive governments that the United States is going easy on are undoubtedly elated that the days of U.S. criticism of their human rights records appear to be over for the time being," said Louis Charbonneau, United Nations officer at Human Rights Watch.
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I like books in the genre that could be described as the bee-in-your-bonnet genre, books in which the author has an obsessive thesis, and argues it so brilliantly that you come away completely convinced and elated by the erudition that has powered the argument.
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An elated Mattek-Sands, who suffered a grisly knee injury at Wimbledon two years ago, celebrated the 6-2, 6-3 win by taking a selfie on the court with Murray, older brother of former world No. 1 Andy who also won in 2017 with Martina Hingis.
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"This is the result of tremendous effort by trans and gender diverse activists from around the world to insist on our humanity, and I am elated that the WHO agrees that gender identity is not a mental illness," Julia Ehrt, then-executive director of Transgender Europe, said last year.
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Published with photos provided by Facebook on the same day the company announced the test flight to the world, the story featured quotes from Mark Zuckerberg on the importance of the project and scenes of elated Facebook employees wiping away tears of joy as "Aquila" took to the sky.
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While many of the reality star and beauty mogul's followers were elated to see all of her children in one shot, some couldn't help but question what happened to her oldest child as North sported the white bandage that covered most of her lower left leg and foot.
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The 30-year-old looked elated as he exited the private jet he had taken overnight from the Stockholm Arlanda Airport upon leaving the Stockholm District Court Friday evening after the final day of his high-profile trial for an assault case against him, according to multiple reports.
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Though Frazier did not play, he was elated to know that he was not going to be sent back to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and would most likely be in the lineup Saturday against the left-hander Danny Duffy and perhaps again on Sunday against another lefty, Eric Skoglund.
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" Morby said in a press release that the song is "more about the guitar than the lyrics, so when it came time to write lyrics, I wanted to make something as relatable and simple as possible to conjure up the feeling of being elated by a city's beautiful mania.
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Listen Bar's founder Lorelei Bandrovschi was also elated—she had dreamed up the concept on a hunch that the free-wheeling fun of a bar on a lively weekend night could be captured without the booze, and as she saw it, the events of the night were proving her right.
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"In the future, Mayor Garcetti or the LA City Council could implement policies to set specific targets or expand resources for citywide supplier diversity initiatives, but for now we are elated to be called out by name as a business community," said Jonathan Lovitz, senior vice president at the NGLCC.
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The gleeful excitement of a young Ben Affleck, the elated ramblings of Cuba Gooding Jr. — all the classics are in the clip above, and the people commentating on them show the familiar mixture of surprise, amusement and frustration that anyone who's ever watched any Awards ceremony will know all too well.
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At a time when unabashed racists are elated at the possibility that the president-elect will take action to create the "white country" of their fantasies, and people who share their policy views but have no hate group affiliation are being empowered, the current battle of words is an important one.
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A woman who did not want to be identified for fear of losing her job running a charter company said she was elated when Epstein got arrested but is now vexed at tourists' curiosity, saying she reluctantly shares whispered details of his case to prying adults if children are around.
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Later, a motorcade including the presidential limousine, adorned for the first time with Cuban and American flags, snaked through narrow streets where elated residents, their clothing soaked from waiting in the rain, hoisted cellphones and cheered the first sitting American leader to set foot on Cuban soil in 88 years.
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Social conservatives said on Wednesday they were elated by the victories in the Senate and in the governors' races, which they believe provide openings to push their agenda in the judiciary and the states even if a Democratic-led House ties up legislative priorities of President Trump and Washington Republicans.
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On March 265, 26, a year before becoming president of the Knicks, Jackson sent out a succinct tweet, the first he had ever issued: The message elated the masses on Twitter, where slip-ups and miscues are gobbled up like manna from heaven and where every opportunity to belittle is pounced upon.
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Leonard Cohen died on Monday (though it was announced yesterday), the day before Donald Trump was elected, but despite his confession to feeling "a sense of titillation with extremist positions," and despite his love for "the laboratory of democracy," I doubt he would have felt either elated or dismayed by the result.
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While gluten-free diners might be elated by the prospect of chowing down on wheat-free pasta, burger buns, and sandwich wraps, a new study shows that a full one third of dishes labeled "gluten-free" at restaurants actually contain the protein, potentially causing harm to diners who truly shouldn't be eating it.
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Many people here were elated by the Obamas' decision to bring the library to the South Side, a move that could help shift a longstanding pattern in Chicago: While neighborhoods downtown and on the North Side have become glitzier, some on the South and West Sides have decayed, losing population and small businesses.
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"When I came home and started going through the footage that I had filmed for the last two and a half years, I mostly was elated because it had been such a powerful time over the last four or five months of seeing Joey become less and less and finally pass away," he explains.
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And in the case of Syria, the Pentagon gave Mr. Trump an unexpected gift in return: the American commando raid that led to the death of the Islamic State leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, which so elated the president that he tweeted the news as soon as American troops were out of harm's way.
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An elated Trump told an audience Wednesday night: "We have to pick a great one, we have to pick one that's going to be there for 40 years," That would be until the year 2058 for a pick the White House wants to unveil by July 9, an official familiar with the process told CNN.
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For the first 20 minutes of Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Portrait de la jeune fille en feu), no one sees Héloïse's face, but when she turns at last, stopping to wait for Marianne at the cliff's edge after a spell of running as hard as she can, she's fleshy and ravishing and elated.
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Where else will you find so many elated and glowing people, so many borderline haggard but still loving it people, so many people about one drink away from doing that thing where they just quietly lie down, flat on their backs under a tree towards the end of the festival, needing to be shaken awake like a toddler?
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I, at least, am still figuring what to do with the photographs of her backstage in Cleveland on Friday, watching an elated Hillary Clinton beaming up at Jay Z, knowing that his alleged infidelity inspired his wife's most recent work of art, and that Mr. Clinton's indiscretions inspired Beyoncé's biologically mystifying use of "Monica Lewinsky" as a verb.
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The CFPB had aggressively regulated banks and lenders under former Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, an Obama appointee who enraged Republicans and elated Democrats with his leadership of the bureau.
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The beneficiaries of Sunday's pyrotechnics were Crowell, who averaged nearly 15 yards a carry; wide receiver Robby Anderson, who made three catches for 123 yards and two touchdowns; and quarterback Sam Darnold, who completed only 63 passes but made three of them count for scores and looked elated to be presented opportunities to finally fling the ball downfield.
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From Florida to California, from New York to New Mexico, I heard from thousands of Americans who were elated that they could now confront health conditions that went unaddressed for years out of fear of financial ruin—from young Americans who could now stay on their parents' health insurance to retirees worried about lifetime caps on coverage.
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But though it differed in social import, a similar (and surprising) polarization happened right at the end of the year around Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which left some critics and audiences (including myself) elated with its wit and expansiveness and also brought down wrath from some fans, a segment of whom felt the series had "betrayed" them.
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"I don't think people know how to feel about it at this point, because it's just so shocking, based on his previous work," said Kaitlin Reese, a freshman at Assumption College and anti-assault activist who's worked with her local chapter of It's On Us. She was once elated at the idea of a Biden candidacy.
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Ever the fans of last-minute clean-out-the-fridge stir-fries, we were more than elated to find that JJ had come prepared with his mise en place, well, en place, even if the ingredient combination might sound a little "rolled in stoned as hell at 3 AM." First, you've got the classic mirepoix trinity of onions, carrots, and celery.
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Nudes in hand, and swaddled in far too much clothing, I leave the studio elated, realizing that the most gratifying part of standing stripped in a room full of artists was not the mementos I was taking away, possible gifts for friends or reminders of my youth when things start to sag, but instead, the experience of creating art together.
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During our first ride to Washington in March 2013, just months after 20 beautiful 6-year-olds and six of their teachers were murdered in their classrooms at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, we were elated to receive word that the Manchin-Toomey Amendment to make all gun sales subject to a background check had emerged from the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The owners had decorated the house in a Southwestern style, but when Mr. Bonetti looked in the basement, he saw that they had saved the home's original furniture — much of it collectible chrome-and-leather pieces from the Pace Collection and custom seating by the designer Jacques Charpentier — and was elated to learn that it was included in the sale.
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After Washington throttled the Vegas Golden Knights, 6-2, to move within a victory of its first Stanley Cup, after an adoring crowd chanted his initials following a tenacious clear on the penalty kill, Smith-Pelly stood in the center of a crowded locker room, his hands in his pockets, uncomfortable with the attention but elated by the performance that merited it.
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"We're going to have clients elated with [a Trump victory], and clients who feel like the world is falling apart," said certified financial planner Reed Fraasa, managing director of Highland Financial Advisors in Riverdale, N.J. Investors planning to top off their 401(k) plan or individual retirement account could also find any market dips allow them to stretch their contribution and buy more shares, Fraasa said.
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Words can't even explain how I feel right now, but I am so happy that, I am so elated that, she is looking down upon us, that she is still taking care of us, that she is still awarding us with these opportunities because -- my mom, she would go to the ends of the earth for my sister Delilah and my little brother Peter and for me.
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