"I actually think that Kavanaugh has energized the Trump voters and has energized the Republicans," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster.
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Clinton eked out a 1-point win in this district in 2016, so Democrats are energized for a potential takeover — maybe too energized.
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"To the extent that people are energized, partisans on both sides are more energized in this election," said Mark Penn, who conducted the poll.
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When they thought the base on the right wasn&apost going to be energized this time, I think the base of the right is going to be very energized.
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"It is a calculated gambit to energize your voters enough to get them energized but hopefully not piss off the other guys to the point where they're energized," Byler said.
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All the attention that was focused on Charlottesville has energized white supremacists, has energized right wing supremacists, many of whom are organizing various satellite versions of exactly what went down.
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He's really completely energized by ... By fame and celebrity.
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Twitter, especially, has energized the angry extremes of feminism in the same way it has energized Trump and his supporters: the loudest, angriest, most simplifying voices are elevated and rendered normal or mainstream.
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In fact, that just makes me more motivated, more energized.
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Kavanaugh's troubled confirmation has disappointed conservative voters and energized Democrats.
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But the opposition to the new laws is fully energized.
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You'll likely end up feeling more energized in the end.
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"I thought North Carolina came out very energized," Hamilton said.
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You'll be especially energized to get things accomplished this evening.
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Taupin and John began their relationship as energized pen pals.
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Ted Cruz in Texas, has energized Democrats in the state.
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She energized our campaign and I'm very proud of her.
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Calm yet energized and ready to be here, right now.
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They are supercharged and energized by the interactions with her.
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Luckily, these tips will keep you feeling energized all day.
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Clinton would not concede that her comment "energized" Trump's supporters.
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But his dancers' energized, curvaceous bodies were his principal tool.
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But I really love it, I'm energized when I'm busy.
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The battle to die, Estrada said, has energized her life.
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The battle to die, Estrada said, has energized her life.
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It's not just Sanders's backers who are energized, they argued.
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You're energized to make things happen in your career, Aries!
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What tasks make you feel energized while you're doing them?
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"They energized the base, and they broadened it," she continued.
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You'll be amazed at how much more energized you feel.
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An energized grassroots coalition led by freshman New York Rep.
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And the president is clearly energized by his campaign rallies.
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Just one muffin kept me full and energized until lunch.
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I eat a quick snack to keep alert and energized.
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You're really energized to work on deep, often uncomfortable issues.
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And Democrats seem particularly energized to try to defeat her.
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He will lose if his opponents stay energized and united.
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Some trips are draining, but Mumbai left me feeling energized.
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Ms. Laffont was energized by the teenagers' engagement and interest.
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But the campaign energized women's rights groups across Latin America.
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As they are around the country, Democrats here are energized.
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Constitutional scholars sounded both anxious and energized by these developments.
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Her team was energized and excited to have more autonomy.
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Democrats need to take a lesson from newly energized Republicans.
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"I think our base is energized, regardless," the official said.
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She was oddly energized by the sordidness of her task.
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The president says these events may have energized his supporters.
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He aims to rally energized Democrats who want to see change.
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I'm far from unique in my sleep-deprived, artificially energized norm.
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And when you're done, you feel proud, satisfied, maybe even energized.
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Back then, they were excited, energized, and hopeful about the campaign.
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"I've seen women get energized for the first time," says O'Brien.
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Democrats are looking to be energized by something beyond hating Trump.
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You want them to feel energized coming into work every day.
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Energized by the Supreme Court's solid conservative majority, Ohio Republican Gov.
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Ochefu was energized from the start despite Asheville's several defensive looks.
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These in turn strike other energized atoms, releasing even more photons.
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"More young people are being energized by this election," she says.
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Although you're in an energized mood, obstacles stand in the way.
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As a result, they're energized -- they will crawl over broken glass.
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"The mood from the crowd is energized and empowered," Iannuzzi said.
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You'll feel energized to connect with friends and acquaintances today, Aquarius.
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You're energized to get shit done and take over the world.
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They're energized by meaningful activities and value opportunities to express themselves.
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And Democrats are energized but still worried about honing their message.
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You're very energized to confront and discuss some challenging situations today.
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It makes me feel energized to be able to re-charge.
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There is an amicable, creative, and energized feeling in the atmosphere.
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Ms. Vilardell seemed energized by having thrown herself into the unknown.
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He's an incredibly energized, high-energy kid and it absolutely worked.
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Mars is at home in Aries, so expect to feel energized.
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Then, the gun violence prevention movement was energized like never before.
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The fire allegedly took place after Tesla de-energized the roof.
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MONDAY: I felt energized and optimistic after the 3:45 a.m.
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Progressives will mount the most energized campaign we have ever seen.
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Mr. Trump energized plenty of hard-core supporters in Erie County.
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The backing of an energized female base within the Democratic Party.
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Auroras are caused by highly energized particles called the solar wind.
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You're feeling energized to take some risks and try something new.
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This woman is a force of nature — an extraordinary, energized bundle.
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This year's last special election left Democrats energized and Republicans worried.
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Groups that have long advocated for reducing overall immigration are energized.
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Show us what keeps you motivated and energized throughout the day.
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Women voters are proving to be some of the most energized.
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Workers will likely be more focused, more energized and less stressed.
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The campaign was a highly energized reaction to decades of exclusion.
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Lately I've been waking up super energized to go to work.
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At the moment, however, Mr. Wei and his supporters appear energized.
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Democrats say they are energized by the clash with the president.
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You're super energized to see the world and learn new things!
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Democrats who follow politics closely don't seem energized by Biden's candidacy.
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I could conjure up some 'Moby Dick' scenario to get energized.
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We just got really energized by their storytelling in the films.
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COSTS $3,506 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Energized Realty Group
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Then, as now, women were energized to become a political force.
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COSTS $7,294 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Energized Realty Group
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Mr. Piano envisions a kind of Italian piazza, democratic and energized.
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"Once organizations created a system, it energized the movement," Williams said.
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COSTS $6,732 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Energized Realty Group
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Undaunted, Mr. Trump appeared energized by the confrontation, eager for battle.
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COSTS $7,748 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Energized Realty Group
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We were energized, mobilized and ready to disrupt the status quo.
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But the surprise election of Donald J. Trump energized the affair.
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The spirited Puerto Ricans never had any reason to get energized.
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But hearing Harris speak reminded her to stay energized and engaged.
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In 2017, the Republican base is energized, but against one another.
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Democrats were already feeling energized in Tennessee, after recruiting former Gov.
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This extinguisher is rated for liquid, gas, and energized electrical fires.
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One thing was clear from the midterms: Young voters were energized.
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Charlottesville, however, is energized by a strong sense of visual language.
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Romance is in the air, and you're also feeling creatively energized!
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This kind of alert, energized openness characterizes Tal's work and process.
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Plant-based meals can keep you full and energized The upside of all that fiber, and all those complex carbohydrates, is that they can help keep you feeling full and energized while eating meat-free meals.
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The crowd-pleasing "Greased Lightning" was nicely energized by multiple camera perspectives.
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"It was really interesting ... just energized everybody in the band," Boyd added.
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I ended my all-leggings week feeling more nimble, aerodynamic, and energized.
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" Instead, these surveys measure which nominee has "the most energized online supporters.
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You're feeling energized to connect with people and share ideas this evening.
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I spent more time pissed off and exhausted than delighted and energized.
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I leave feeling energized and ready for the rest of my day!
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Eating a balanced diet can help you feel healthier and more energized.
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All of a sudden I felt energized and driven to be healthy.
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The whole experience in 2016 has really energized me for November 6.
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His crusade to repeal the ACA, colloquially known as Obamacare, energized voters.
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Feel so energized to work on new episodes of my show today.
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I feel more energized for the possibility of where it could go.
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You see how people are being energized and protesting and all that.
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"Youth are energized, but so is everyone else this election," he said.
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However, there were some critics who felt energized to help the museum.
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I felt energized and ready to go wherever the night took me.
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She was just as energized and excited, but giddy instead of angry.
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"If anything, this has energized me to continue this mission," Attiah says.
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But even as Trump's supporters celebrated, the opposition became energized as well.
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I look amazing!' and then they would be so much more energized!
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Energized, I exploded out of the dirt and raced down the track.
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Russell's goal energized the Flames, who peppered Schneider in the third period.
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You're energized in your career goals as the moon clashes with Mars.
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I've slept so well the last two nights, so I'm feeling energized.
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But it certainly wasn't dynamic enough to get me energized during halftime.
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Sheppard: I feel probably the most energized I have in six years.
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The crowd, energized by what had just transpired, began chanting his name.
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Trump's reversal of US policies has energized those fighting to preserve them.
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You're feeling energized, ready to see the world and learn new things.
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Supporters are more energized, according to several people close to the campaign.
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I felt amazing after the shaking: energized and exhausted and weirdly calm.
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Clinton aides also said this latest controversy has further energized her supporters.
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" Donato says he saw Marco at the courthouse and he "looked energized.
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"When Bernie announced he was running I became completely energized," Cohn says.
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Sure, a lot of Democrats have been energized to vote against Trump.
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The band sounded energized, albeit with a possible external locus of control.
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Now the conservative base, which was divided and asleep, has been energized.
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We got energized when we were trying to take back the game.
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The Thunder looked re-energized after a lethargic performance in Game 23.
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Citizens United itself emerged directly out of this re-energized conservative movement.
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When you're working on something you feel passionate about, you feel energized.
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He also said he didn't believe that he had energized such groups.
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Returning to New York for a few spring days had energized her.
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Democrats are now more energized than they've been in the Trump era.
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It's also the kind of language that has most energized the Klarsfelds.
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Every time I read them I feel energized and compelled to paint.
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It has energized a huge number of people who were previously apolitical.
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These are Democrats core constituent groups, and they are energized and empowered.
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You'll also be more energized to work out or break bad habits.
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Still, her critics — energized by their racism, misogyny and snobbery — can relax.
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In a quiet hall of her hotel, Diop seemed tired but energized.
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"I don't really get energized by haters or all that," Rapinoe said.
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Yet these objects still have an aesthetic intensity — these objects are energized.
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Energized, infuriated — often a gumbo of both — Mr. Trump grabs his iPhone.
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What we've seen instead is the emergence of a highly energized resistance.
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You feel healthy and energized, so why should you practice "social distancing"?
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For much of this election cycle, both parties have been fairly energized.
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I leave the gym feeling energized after my 307-minute sweat session.
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The Democrats need to keep the base energized for 2018 and beyond.
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Joe Biden energized his campaign with Super Tuesday victories in nine states.
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Barnes said the shorter week led to more energized and productive employees.
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But like the newly energized "Iceman," this "Journey" is often downright sprightly.
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" Yet Orwell, Ricks points out, "like Churchill, was energized by the war.
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They feel energized every morning by the idea of getting something done.
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A baile folklórico Mexicano performance kicked off the night and energized people.
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On a Saturday I wake up energized by the prospect of cleaning.
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The strategy worked in part because it engaged and energized his base.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are newly energized, particularly by the fight over health care.
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Nut-based proteins, on the other hand, keep me energized and focused.
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When he comes offstage after four hours he feels energized, he said.
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The music feels energized and pulled taut by every apprehension of 2019.
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We dare you to read on and not feel newly energized yourself.
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While speaking about global health that day, "I was energized," Gates recalls.
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"They energized this president who is already high energy," the person said.
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But ordinary Cubans said they felt energized and reconnected with the world.
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"Our guys looked like we were energized in San Jose," Cassidy said.
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Yet instead of alienating his players, Tortorella appears to have energized them.
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The researchers were clearly energized by the presence of the pioneering patients.
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The tweets also energized her racist and anti-Semitic allies throughout Europe.
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Fast-forward to 2018, where the big political story is energized Democrats.
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You're energized to confront issues around your career or goals this evening.
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The difference with its third-generation MX Master mouse is that rather than using a motor and a mechanical contact to achieve this effect, the mouse uses magnets that are energized and de-energized using small spikes of electricity.
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F Zach Randolph's move to the bench has re-energized the veteran's career.
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I felt energized and excited to take on the rest of my day.
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I never met a pastor who seemed so energized by being around people.
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Yes, energized crowds showed up to support the new president despite the rain.
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"My grandmother was energized and inspired and you could see it," Wilding recalls.
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Here's how to start your day energized, confident, and in the right mindset.
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"Kamala got up on stage and acted like an energized woman," Hegen said.
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He held twice as many events, before energized crowds of mostly younger voters.
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For the first time in a long while, he was excited and energized.
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I feel energized, so I get out of bed and make zucchini bread.
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Virginia's results suggest Democratic voters have grown extraordinarily energized, particularly in the suburbs.
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Anne Helen Petersen wrote about why O'Rourke's voters are energized like never before.
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"I don't think people are energized around the Democratic Party," Hatton told me.
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It's about consuming designer fashion in a way that's a bit more energized.
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Clearly it energized Republicans to stay home (supporting Trump) or to come home.
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The fourth and fifth days went better, and I woke up feeling energized.
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Whether you want to feel grounded, energized, or relaxed, Lush has you covered.
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"I feel a lot more energized," Dorsey explains of the EMF-free experience.
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I feel physically energized after meditating, even if just for a few minutes.
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How on earth does a gun transform water into beams of "energized plasma"?
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Americans who can neither be "energized as worker bees," nor relied upon to
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AND WE'RE JUST MORE FOCUSED, AND I THINK MORE ENERGIZED AS A COMPANY.
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Right now, thankfully, I feel really energized which I'm feeling really grateful for.
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Under Mark Richt, the Hurricanes are as energized as the Seminoles are enervated.
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Expect to feel totally energized and inspired at the close of the month.
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Traditionally, the debate over gun control has energized Republicans far more than Democrats.
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The question is whether Mr. Sanders will keep these young people politically energized.
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The march rallied those who felt defeated and energized a grass-roots movement.
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But his arrest and indictment have energized Democrats seeking to flip the seat.
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Warren also has her own large and energized power base within the party.
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The defiant gesture energized progressives and he turned the speech into a book.
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They are seeking to vary tactics to keep momentum going and supporters energized.
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Black women, by all indications, remain one of the electorate's most energized groups.
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They added that the battery would be energized in the next few days.
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Do you feel a bit energized now that you're back in the fold?
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You're in a sensitive mood this morning but find yourself energized this afternoon.
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On a national scale, Democrats are not cultivating an energized and united base.
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The juxtaposition leaves people feeling energized, giddy and even serene for hours afterward.
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Good vibes will flow at home, and you'll feel energized about getting organized.
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The Moon is in fiery Aries, and you're energized to get things done.
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I think it also energized me and made me excited about Luna again.
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You're feeing creative and flirty today, and you're energized to try new things.
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You'll be super energized to connect with people this evening, so go out!
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So, how does he stay energized enough to get through a typical day?
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But I am energized by the prospect of all the work at hand.
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Some of these late drawings of himself are rather poor and under-energized.
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Political alienation manifests itself in the alt-right and the energized radical left.
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Every sphere of the far right was being energized at the same time.
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" Andy, as Ferdinand Magellan, asked the group of energized 10-year-old "reporters.
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"These young guys have energized me in a lot of ways," Witten said.
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The pension overhaul plan has divided Russia's ruling party and energized its rivals.
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Progressives will be energized to find candidates to run in traditionally Republican areas.
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It may not be easy to get rest because you feel so energized!
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Sparkling is infused with lemongrass, purportedly to make people feel energized and fearless.
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She was energized watching the work, prompting her to reconsider her career trajectory.
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People leave really energized, there's a buzz in the air, an intellectual dance.
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Different music aids different tasksUpbeat music is a great way to get energized.
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Mr. Maas is energized by his new office, almost boyishly excited by it.
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In Utah a new fight over lands has energized the outdoor recreation industry.
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According to Mr. Bouissiere, "To be part of this has energized us all."
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Pagliughi, in the conference room, seemed energized by the pace of the job.
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After their lunch on Tuesday with Mr. Pence, many Senate Republicans were energized.
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Terrified of going crazy, he nonetheless acknowledged that his episodes energized his creativity.
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Energized by the connection, we moved faster, further and deeper into the material.
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It was the Patriots who looked more energized amid frigid temperatures at first.
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You know those days you sleep so little that you're actually somewhat energized?
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"Young people are overwhelmingly progressive, and energized like never before," Mr. Steyer said.
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Many say they are tired but energized by the support they have received.
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It takes a certain kind of person to be energized by other people.
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They taste like Wrigley's Spearmint and give her a calm, focused, energized feeling.
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There's a cluster of planets in your sign, Capricorn, and you're feeling energized.
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PC: You seem so energized and inspired by the young talent on the show.
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For Casten — and an energized Democratic base — the midterms are about taking down Trump.
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"It's almost re-energized us, that we're the last one," Harding told the NYT.
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Clearly, huge parts of the Democratic base are energized and mobilized around the issue.
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Energized and emboldened, they promise to bring new voters to the polls this November.
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"I'm feeling more energized and healthier, and it's inspiring me to do new things."
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Driving the news: How energized voters aged 18–313 are is a major preoccupation.
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" Energized by the parallel, he went on, "I look at things like a producer.
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One of the fires happened months after the system was de-energized, Walmart said.
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I'm old enough to remember that the people, united, focused, energized, stopped a war.
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Mars is at home in your sign, so expect to feel energized and strong.
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Rather, she is energized and I can almost hear her smile through the phone.
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WILLIAMS: Well, of course, they are energized to come after -- GUILFOYLE: We&aposre going.
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Nearly 200,000 more Democrats voted than Republicans — it's clear which party is more energized.
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How important is staying energized through your diet when you're out on the road?
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It's important to to tap into your values and to get energized about issues.
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Perhaps Democratic women will be slightly more energized about Clinton's campaign than Democratic men.
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Be energized, be ready to fight, be ready to go, be ready to organize.
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It did my heart good to see kids get that energized in a movie.
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People suffering from mental illness can sometimes be energized by identifying with their disorder.
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I feel physically energized and mentally I feel ready to give to my work.
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But a hotly energized base and bumper crop of new candidates comes with complications.
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Clinton, and his energized grass-roots following, form the crux of his appeal. Mrs.
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Some of the most energized Democrats will be talking about regulations, mandates and incentives.
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"The language moves in torrents, always energized ... shamanistic," Stone read, quoting The Boston Globe.
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Vietnam, but many leftists were re-energized in the '80s by U.S. support for
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These classes left us feeling energized, refreshed, stronger, and ready to take on anything.
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The issue has energized women in Argentina -- a Catholic country and Pope Francis' homeland.
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Then we got re-set, re-focused and re-energized for the third period.
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And my weird love of negotiation energized me as I approached the starting line.
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One lady reported her "feet feeling energized after a four mile run" in Feetures!
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Both chains focus on store brands and have energized fans that rave about them.
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I felt energized and focused after working with Frazer for only a few weeks.
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It is further energized by the promise of a life above stairs at Downton.
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Federal courts have blocked many anti-abortion laws, like Mississippi's, but advocates remain energized.
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I felt how one should feel after a quality meal—energized, alert, on balance.
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You'll feel very energized tonight, thanks to action planet Mars meeting with the Moon.
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Make sure to eat a filling breakfast to keep you energized throughout the day.
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It makes me productive, energized and what I can only describe as mildly euphoric.
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This year, he got involved earlier as Republicans try to hold off energized Democrats.
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But no one doubts she will win Latino voters energized by Trump's insults regardless.
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He energized the team, and I hope that continues the rest of the way.
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Health-care issues have resonated with and energized the Democratic base during Trump's presidency.
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In a way, she's the ambivalent heart of this newly energized, gloriously conflicted show.
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It is to Sanders' great credit, though, that he has energized Latino voters nationwide.
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During both, the president seemed energized as he engaged in conversational fisticuffs with reporters.
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It was unrecognizable to how I felt post-practice: clear headed, optimistic, and energized.
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You may not be getting the rest you need since you feel so energized!
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Tonight you're super energized to connect with friends, when Mars enters Fire sign Sagittarius.
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I move on humbled, energized, and ready to build again with peace and freedom.
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Historic tax and regulatory reform has re-energized what had been a stagnant economy.
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And since the Kavanaugh hearings, Republicans are just as energized and united as Democrats.
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In addition to feeling energized and lighter, I have a sense of well-being.
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"I'm energized by the resilience of the message of the campaign," Ms. Sanders said.
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But I do think there is a good core of people who are energized.
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I've watched in horror as they've been energized by his campaign and his presidency.
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The scandal surrounding Mr. Bonnen as well as his impending departure have energized Democrats.
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Improve your posture, burn more calories, get more energized, and increase your life expectancy.
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Many readers have told me how energized they were by reading José&aposs story.
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Mr. Trump sounded energized on Monday by the scale of the challenge before him.
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The heart of their peril is fear of energized Democrats producing a big turnout.
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What's striking to me, though, is just how energized everyone here seems to be.
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"They want change to happen overnight," Mr. Stoney said of the newly energized activists.
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But, like the Sixth District, the Seventh could present an opportunity for energized Democrats.
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Holding court in front of an adoring and energized crowd, Trump went off script.
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Expect energized dancing with a brutal edge; like life, it promises to be relentless.
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It energized President Trump's base even more — something not easy to do following impeachment.
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Biden is trying to bridge reassurance to the wealthy with outreach to energized progressives.
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"There's a nervousness here that Republicans are not energized about doing nothing," Blendon said.
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The show does too; it's full of portraits, energized by tactility and individual personality.
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But I felt energized to get further along this new path we were traveling.
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And now they are angered, and energized by soup and early-morning mall walks.
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I think people feel more energized and happy with the extra hour of sunshine.
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Energized by their midterm success, Democratic heavy hitters hint at their 2020 presidential aspirations
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The Sixers, especially Embiid and Simmons, appeared energized by the drama of it all.
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Energized by Conor Lamb's victory in a March House special election, progressives are optimistic.
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"Twitter, especially, has energized the angry extremes of feminism in the same way it has energized Trump and his supporters: the loudest, angriest, most simplifying voices are elevated and rendered normal or mainstream," Katie Roiphe writes in a new cover story for Harper's.
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But people are not jazzed up about it; they don&apost get energized about it.
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Mars enters Air sign Libra, finding you energized to work out issues concerning your home.
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Despite the situation facing the team, Carolina coach Bill Peters expected a more energized performance.
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The sign was "de-energized" after 80 firefighters responded to the building, the spokesperson said.
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Still, he is relishing this state of free-flowing creativity, energized by his packed schedule.
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Both signs are basically tolerant and sympathetic, and Pisces is easily energized by Cancer's ideas.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning will be a breeze.
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Despite Tesla's efforts, reports of worker safety issues have energized efforts to unionize the factory.
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You're feeling energized and happy to tackle your chores and address some cash flow issues.
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Boback returned home energized, and in the coming months he urged Davis to buy Tiversa.
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Now I hear "You'll fight and you'll make it through" and I don't feel energized.
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"I am energized and optimistic for what we can achieve together and the journey ahead."
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After hearing that Moira and Luke are together, June is energized again by revolutionary spirit.
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And if they are energized I want to look into it and find out why.
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But he believes many are inaccurately conflating the energized Democratic base with Bernie Sanders supporters.
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He probably re-energized some of his base and turned attention back to Clinton's controversies.
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I am re-energized and excited that people are interested in the work we're doing.
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You'll definitely be feeling energized to socialize and connect with others during this new moon.
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Spending on automobiles energized spending on durable goods — longer-lasting products like appliances and cars.
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Creative projects you're working on will be energized by this full moon in fertile Cancer.
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You wouldn't think a dog would want to go, but she got energized from it.
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"It wouldn't surprise me right now that the Democratic base is more energized," said Scala.
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But last week, in part re-energized by the #MeToo movement, Murray and Republican Sen.
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The re-energized debate coincides with the run-up to the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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An energized Democratic state legislature is expected to take up the proposal later this year.
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You're feeling energized to tackle issues concerning money, and, on an emotional level, self-worth.
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But sadly for Steyer, the country as a whole was not energized around climate issues.
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You're super energized early this morning, and exciting conversations and news are coming your way.
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Of course it spiced things up — you felt excited and re-energized by the attention.
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Sanders's candidacy energized a new generation of young voters, and he is now a celebrity.
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But Tuesday showed that nationwide, Democrats really are more energized than the GOP right now.
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Salads keep me satisfied and energized, they're portable, and they pack a big nutritional punch.
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Candidate Donald Trump energized his campaign with direct, spontaneous, unfiltered communications with millions of followers.
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The aftershocks of Iran's revolution energized Islamist groups, and notably so within the Palestinian movement.
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"It's really energized our fan base and got people talking about the team," he said.
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The establishment that has run Beirut for the last 10 years faces newly energized scrutiny.
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My stamina followed an arc: I tired quickly, then got into a rhythm, magically energized.
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What is equally crucial, though harder to assess, is how energized this core support is.
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Here, whatever was missing would suddenly exist, and I would feel energized, nurtured and safe.
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FRIDAY: I felt energized and was back on schedule with my exercise and work routine.
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Trump has abandoned the deep and pervasive optimism that has always energized the American nation.
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"Meh." House Democrats will now be energized in conducting their own investigation of President Trump.
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How it will stack up against an angry and energized Democratic base is another question.
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You energized a lot of people in the country who really wanted change in Washington.
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Instead, try whole grains, nuts, fruits and vegetables that can make you feel more energized.
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While writing, find some music that you can listen to, which helps you feel energized.
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McCain wanted to energized the GOP base but he got more than he bargained for.
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That&aposs -- the base is anti-Trump and energized to turn out in the midterms.
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Points are a major metric for Facebook's recruiters, and the double point system energized them.
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Your partners will be in an energized mood — and they'll likely be more aggressive, too.
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Like Phil Mickelson, Watson seems to become energized with that first drive down Magnolia Lane.
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Tarpey said that the near misses of recent years had energized William & Mary's fan base.
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Left-leaning groups are energized about the idea and aren't taking no for an answer.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius this evening, putting you in a busy, energized mood.
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The Moon enters Aries at 8:01 AM, creating a bright and energized atmosphere today.
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The president appeared energized as he spent nearly 12 hours on the campaign trail Monday.
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You need to find ways to stay lively and energized about the work you're doing.
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The Trump presidency has energized the country and given it a new mood of seriousness.
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Clinton has shown more confidence as a candidate and seems more energized on the trail.
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In this case, the giant plasma bubble full of energized hydrogen detached from the magnetotail.
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KS: Yeah, where is it ... When I saw that video, I was energized by it.
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It happened again in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, when energized Democratic voters flocked to the polls.
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Foxconn quickly energized the region, buying a mothballed electronics factory and hiring thousands of workers.
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But these extremists appear to feel energized and legitimized by nationalist and populist political leaders.
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She looked re-energized: calm between points, yet eager for the tussle once play began.
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An energized left - the so-called progressive movement - is championing younger and more diverse candidates.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning gets way more manageable.
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I was energized enough to walk a mile and a half south to Roscoe Village.
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Sanders has energized throughout this campaign," Josh Klemons, a Wisconsin Democratic strategist, told Insider. "Sen.
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"He's energized, as are 63 million-plus voters who elected him to office," she said.
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Far from obliterating Labour, he re-energized it, shifting its politics far to the left.
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Saturday • Get energized with yoga on the beach at Beach 22th Street in Rockaway, Queens.
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He energized young people from the pulpit at Bethel Apostolic Church, Ms. Levy, 64, said.
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I wasn't feeling energized and was struggling to fit my work hours around my life.
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The platform energized Latino voters, who flocked to Obama by overwhelming margins in both elections.
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Only Yang is doing so, and he has the energized base to show for it.
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Leto's flop energized fans, who believed that this iconic character and Ledger's legacy were disrespected.
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Or does he need something more, something beyond the ideas that energized his 2016 campaign?
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It energized the caucus's members, who took obvious relish in throwing majority Republicans off balance.
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Gorka said Trump isn't going to give up on the themes that energized his campaign.
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GIGA's goal of universal connectivity is years away, but Fabian and his colleagues remain energized.
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Trump's commitment to the Ukraine conspiracy theories energized the machine that would rescue his presidency.
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But Mr. Trump, he said, was feeling energized after his speech to Congress on Tuesday.
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The anger against the president fueling Democrats often seems most energized on the West Coast.
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The presence of these AAPI candidates has energized the AAPI grassroots, donors and other influencers.
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Ultimately, social, collaborative settings are where I do my best work and feel most energized.
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Its most energized elements are not trying to restore stability or preserve the status quo.
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He maybe does not look as energized as he might, though perhaps that is unavoidable.
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Walking provides time to think, to be energized by nature, and to feel less frenzied.
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The marches are held every year, but the opposition is unusually energized following Maduro's Jan.
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"Certainly over the last week they've become energized about doing something more quickly," Ashton said.
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That equals more participation and an energized electorate, and that translates to victory for Democrats.
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What animates a Republican base might only set up the party for failure against energized Democrats.
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The idea energized backers at this rallies but was dismissed by opponents as expensive and unfeasible.
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At first, he was energized by all the buzz and proud to get his work published.
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Voters on the left and right are energized to go to the polls on November 6.
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I don't drink coffee often (only black tea usually), so it has me very, very energized.
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Then a divorce from Sony record exec Tommy Mottola, several years her senior, re-energized her.
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Democrats, many of whom told BuzzFeed News that they had already voted, left the event energized.
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But he'll also owe his victory to those 20163,000 volunteers and those millions of energized voters.
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Clinton in caucuses because they are driven by the sort of energized voters he has inspired.
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It was like 25,000 people there, people all over the country, massive crowds that were energized.
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Democrats have grown increasingly energized with Sanders's single-payer proposal he is planning to announce Wednesday.
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Stretch Every MorningAfterward you'll feel "energized and open," writes Hudson, and ready to start the day.
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One thing's for sure, the announcement of the new Clinton tax-hike plan energized her detractors.
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"He has energized the white supremacist movement in a way we've never seen before," Beirich said.
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One month of this and you'll be totally energized to help bring about years of this.
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It's a disappointing end to a race that energized and raised hopes on the environmental left.
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These results reveal that a strong preference for whites over Muslims energized Republicans, but deflated Democrats.
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Obama's campaign of hope and change energized us, and biographies flew up the bestseller lists here.
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In fact, despite all his contributions, Leven described Marcus as not politically energized until this cycle.
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An empowered and energized progressive base is criticizing McCaskill for not showing up in the communities.
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You're especially energized this morning thanks to Mars, so use that momentum to get shit done.
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"There are employees who are equally energized and enthused even in the [smaller] companies," she added.
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Her calm temperament was more energized than oppressed by the pressures and adrenaline of the kitchen.
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Stretching in the morning is a great way to feel energized (not to mention prevent injuries).
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" She added, "Him and Rob Pelinka, our general manager, have really REALLY re-energized the roster.
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I WAS GOING WITH THE COMPANY AS WAS MOST OF MY MANAGEMENT TEAM SO WE'RE ENERGIZED.
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Expect to feel more energized about your professional goals—but watch out for arguments with bosses.
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And the left is certainly energized in a way it never would have been under Clinton.
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And the energized voters who just delivered Democrats the majority will expect them to follow through.
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Rather, by describing the experience of victimhood, Steinem energized countless other women who had similar experiences.
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But even if she motivated and energized Democrats, there weren't enough of them in the district.
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If you keep focused, you keep energized, and keep on that track, you will be successful.
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Bravo to the entire company, which performs with impressive commitment, clearly energized by Mr. Khan's work.
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The electorate on both sides is energized by its disaffection, not by its sense of hope.
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It's the perfect companion for quick super food meals or simple smoothies to keep you energized.
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And since the Brexit decision, markets are signaling that those forces have become even more energized.
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They have been energized in recent months by election wins in Virginia, New Jersey and Alabama.
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In 1966, he produced and directed "Cabaret," energized by a leering, electric performance by Joel Grey.
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Later this evening, the vibe is super intense and energized, but watch out for impulsive behavior.
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"If they are energized, I want to look into it and find out why," he continued.
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This week begins a very productive and energized period in your home and family life, Scorpio.
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Steph removed the cuffs and I bounced up off the bed, finally feeling energized and confident.
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The relationship you have with your self-esteem is energized and palpable during Friday's full moon.
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The full moon in Sagittarius finds you energized and ready to take on service to others.
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My clothes seem to fit better than they used to and I'm more energized and confident.
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Otherwise boring legislative machinations have been energized with the drama of a life or death struggle.
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People who feel more energized by time alone underestimate the positive consequences of interacting with strangers.
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Energized voters on the right dim prospects for big Democratic gains in red districts and states.
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The white base of the Republican Party was energized and took back the House in 2010.
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News Genius purports to be an energized forum for debate about the issues of the day.
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Every time I would tune back in, I was re-energized by her joie de vivre.
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"It's almost re-energized us, that we're the last one," Ms. Harding said in an interview.
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"In the Trump era, the progressives are more energized," said Mr. Picoulas, the Pace University lecturer.
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I feel like people are energized and people want to change and make the world better.
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But enough Republican voters appeared energized to prevent the sweeping Democratic victories that some were predicting.
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I'm so pleased to see that young women aren't walking away in droves; they're feeling energized.
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When light shines on the plastic, the energized dye molecules rip electrons out from the polymers.
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It's the fans, he said, sitting up in his chair, as if energized by the thought.
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I was still hungry by the time I got to work, but also feeling quite energized.
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I want to feel as energized about the political process as I did as a kid.
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The prospect of a hard-line president has energized many in the middle class to vote.
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The election in Virginia showed not just an energized Democratic base but a demoralized Republican base.
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Energized by the effort, she took on lobbying stints in Washington for the Eating Disorders Coalition.
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Last fall's announcement that the temporary work program would soon be scrapped has energized Indian women.
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Bernie Sanders during the debate over democratic socialism and health care is what energized her campaign.
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A final point: An energized left working inside the Democratic Party will heighten polarization even more.
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"You'll see a re-energized effort," Mr. Mattis told the Armed Services Committee on April 26.
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Now, after a midcareer lull, Wozniacki appears energized and well aware of the currently available opportunities.
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Energized by the opposition, Democrats seemed ready on Monday to resort to sleeping bags if necessary.
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I make it into the office a half hour later than usual, but I feel energized.
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Still, I feel like it's nutritionally sound, and I'm energized for the rest of the day.
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And when hope was restored with a postseason berth, it re-energized a flagging fan base.
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Every time Mr. Trump provokes howls from the establishment, his base cheers and gets re-energized.
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By midday, I felt energized and was feeling positive about melatonin's effects on my sleep schedule.
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I feel more energized and inspired after-hours than I do during the 23 to 25.
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Energized by back-to-back playoff wins, the Cellar Dwellers talked trash to the opposing team.
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Important conversations are taking place this afternoon, and you're feeling energized to do some problem solving.
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This means that if you have a truly sugary breakfast, you probably won't feel energized for long.
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The theatrical spirit runs so strong in Yogyakarta that it has energized the figurative arts as well.
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We are energized but beyond that we are delivering and we&aposre making people&aposs lives better.
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And he's sitting there at 88 as driven, as passionate, as energized as when he was 18.
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Finally, the Moon and action planet Mars connect at 8:06 PM, keeping us energized this evening.
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That money will help them as they face an energized Democratic base determined to flip the House.
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The fights he wages in Washington, on immigration and accountability, are vital to keeping that connection energized.
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We walked away from the five days feeling energized, inspired to eat healthier—and very, very hungry.
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This close to Woods say that he's now focused and energized, with a strong sense of priorities.
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Prince (April 21) seemed energized by the crowd and played the nitro-powered set they'd been expecting.
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The far right was energized by the brutal attacks that hit Britain in the spring of 2017.
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College-educated and suburban women are also the group perhaps most energized in this year's election campaigns.
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After attending a taping of "Last Week Tonight" last year, she walked away feeling energized and inspired.
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A great song has a climax that throws you to its conclusion feeling energized, drained, or fulfilled.
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Among Democrats, 67% felt their primaries had energized them and 29% felt they were dividing the party.
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Whether you're sexting or discussing something a little more serious, the energy will be proactive and energized!
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What were the qualities in Cassie that got you creatively energized to try to bring to life?
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As left-leaning opponents of Trump, we might welcome this because finally, our side is getting energized.
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I think that I am depressed, upset, and energized by the first weeks of the Trump presidency.
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But it was Krzyzewski's predecessor, Foster, who re-energized the program after it had languished in mediocrity.
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"I like to keep moving throughout the day because it keeps me energized," he told Business Insider.
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And it's worked out really well: developers have felt energized designing for this weird but cool screen.
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Now look, there is no doubt that the left is energized and they&aposre craving for power.
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We might just imagine the unenergized atom as a 0 and the energized version as a 1.
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Trump energized some of his base, and the margin was really closed by a surge of Democrats.
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It might not be the "red-meat" rhetoric that energized his campaign trail rallies, but it's doable.
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My brothers are all grinning madly in the picture, happy and energized by youth and birthday vibes.
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"The establishment of a King holiday (in 1983) energized the renaming of streets for King," said Alderman.
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I come out of stand-up VR games energized, even when my arms ache and I'm sweating.
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"I immediately feel replenished and energized," said Arzon, who is vice president of fitness programming for Peloton.
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The high-profile decisions — one for conservatives and one in favor of liberals — have energized certain constituencies.
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Well, it turns out that you can eat your way to a happier, more energized afternoon—carbs.
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A master of meditative minimalism, the Korean artist's new paintings are more frenetically energized than ever before.
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So-called "pro-lifers" have been energized to the max since Trump assumed the presidency in January.
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Towns like Floyd and Galax have seen their downtowns energized by new restaurants, art galleries, and shops.
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She's still favored to prevail on Tuesday, but Democrats have become energized amid an increasingly tightening race.
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His best shot is to draw energized white working-class and middle-management Catholics to the polls.
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Jack was one of the most effusive, irrepressible, and energized leaders in American politics at the time.
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With the runoff already expected to be a low-turnout contest, the comments have energized Espy's supporters.
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Whoever wins will face an energized Democratic base that is swelling with confidence after Ryan's sudden announcement.
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The city itself is also bustling — the opera season is just starting, and the mood is energized.
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For the Dalys, Carson said sleeping separately has helped their relationship by making them feel more energized.
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While some students are energized by school, most find their days taxing, even under the best conditions.
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Getting that kind of early start could help you stay energized from Monday morning to Friday afternoon.
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This is one of the reasons some users may feel more energized, talkative, or alert, studies suggest.
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Trump's approach has energized a conservative base that's long accused the media of holding a liberal bias.
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"Donnelly was counting on an energized [Democratic] base, but Kennedy just gassed up the evangelicals," Howey said.
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Do you speak your thoughts aloud as you have them, energized by the feedback of your coworkers?
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Whole grain foods and certain types of nuts and fruits make people feel more energized, doctors say.
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Abrams said that despite losing last month's election, her campaign was a success because it energized voters.
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Gizmodo, the company's technology flagship, has energized the debate about Facebook's control of the news, for example.
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Such talk probably stirs up the Republican base more than it does an already energized Democratic base.
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Mercury in Leo helps you be honest about the things that make you feel happy and energized.
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When we left the theater, my friends and I felt energized and full of joy and optimism.
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You're tackling scheduling issues, and, if you're looking for work, you'll feel energized to make something happen.
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In fact, I felt more energized about my life, more excited about the future, than ever before.
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You're feeling energized to make art, and a conversation with a crush is likely to go down.
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It helps her stay energized and healthy, so she doesn't get run-down and sick as often.
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Democrats are more energized to vote and have held a consistent lead on the generic congressional ballot.
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Guaidó, leader of the opposition and head of the National Assembly, quickly energized the movement against Maduro.
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But during his campaign rallies, it's the same Trump that energized GOP voters and frightened the establishment.
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Mr. Khan remains popular, especially among young people in Pakistan's cities, who seem energized by his win.
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"I would love to have all the hospitals energized, but it's impossible to do that," he said.
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And in a Dallas-area district, Representative Pete Sessions, a veteran Republican, is facing an energized left.
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But the extradition legislation pushed by Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, has re-energized young people.
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Her Charlotte has the aspect, both stunned and energized, of someone abruptly awakened from a narcotized life.
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I don't drink much alcohol and always wake up feeling energized and ready to start the day.
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Democrats energized more than 300 districts to shift further to the left, flipping 29 from Republican control.
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And yet, if anything, they seemed energized, not enervated, by their head-to-head battle with Woods.
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These steps had already energized many supporters and opponents of abortion rights — and that was before Alabama.
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But it remains to be seen whether the entrenched carmakers can generate the same energized fan base.
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The teachers' movement has energized Democrats in red states, with record numbers of educators running for office.
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Similarly situated Republican seats are in danger in November, eyed by energized Democrats and disaffected moderate Republicans.
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In fact, he says if anything, he and his fellow climate scientists are more energized than ever.
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Others were more energized by Ms. Nixon, the actress and activist, who has committed to reform Albany.
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The league's fans have been divided, Trump's base has been energized and N.F.L. players have been agitated.
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Rather than be turned off by the impeachment battle, he said, Mr. Trump's base has been energized.
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The mood between the actors seemed at once calm and energized, the way real intimacy can be.
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Energized by dry, warm conditions and gusty winds, the blaze rapidly moved across grass, timberland and brush.
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Pay attention to how conversations make you feel: Do you feel drained, or do you feel energized?
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The "why" is pretty clear: Republicans badly need their base energized in advance of the 2018 midterms.
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"But the fact we're outraising the NRCC is a significant indication our people are energized," he said.
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Cybersecurity is a booming industry alive with threats and innovation, but it didn't feel energized this year.
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My gleeful preparations are increasingly applicable to many more situations, and by that possibility I feel energized.
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Rutherford energized the crowd with a steal and breakaway dunk to cut the gap to 46-21.
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McGregor's performance energized the heavily partisan crowd at the T-Mobile Arena, where organizers expected a sellout.
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The cash edge reflects a Democratic voter base energized and motivated since Trump's 20193 election, Bryner said.
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He has grown more energized, bombarding followers with tweets and retweets defending himself and attacking his enemies.
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Between strong, energized women candidates and outraged women voters, the Democratic majority is in sight for 2018.
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This highly energized material makes its way to Earth, causing the dazzling display of the aurora borealis.
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The decision energized the brand, and it has grown sales by double digits for 15 straight quarters.
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"People are just not really re-energized yet about growth," Paxhia told Business Insider in an interview.
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With celebratory wins on Tuesday, Democrats across the nation are energized, hopeful and excited about the future.
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His passionate answer about the Trump administration detaining children energized a crowd Saturday night in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Pelosi's comments come amid a broader showdown between the party establishment and the newly-energized liberal wing.
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During games, Carlsen often chews gum, a habit that his father says keeps him alert and energized.
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But Trump sees the saga in a positive light, as something that has energized his reelection campaign.
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Many candidates say they were angered by the election and energized by the Women's March in Washington.
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To stay energized, she starts the day with a bowl of hearty (but not heavy) breakfast porridge.
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The women are energized and they are engaged and they are looking for a place to go.
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Sometimes I am energized by big crowds, but this weekend they made me incredibly anxious and overwhelmed.
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In one episode, she might be energized and manic; in another, she might be snarly and depressed.
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Researchers say higher cortisol levels could indicate participants were stimulated or energized by the exercise, not stressed.
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My real problem here — and the thing that really energized my activism — was initially I go to Congress.
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One energized member of the community is the New England Organ Bank, which works with over 258 hospitals.
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Expect a surge of creative inspiration at this time—you'll be feeling energized to party and have fun.
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The MDC-T, which has re-energized under 40-year-old Nelson Chamisa, launched its election manifesto Thursday.
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They are, after all, necessary to keep your phones, tablets, speakers, and other gadgets energized at all times.
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He would probably be deeply energized and moved by the fact that they were having a good time.
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How amazing would it be to live all of life energized by this kind of expectancy and dedication?
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You're especially energized tonight as the moon meets with action planet Mars, which is currently in your sign.
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Doubleday said the handrail appeared to have light fixtures built into it and was somehow energized with electricity.
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Judicial appointments and Supreme Court vacancies have energized segments of their evangelical, anti-abortion base in election years.
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"Everything looked so energized, I at first thought there was some kind of prank going on," he said.
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Your focus is on your work and career today, Sagittarius, and you're very energized to get things done.
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You will find yourself energized to complete larger workloads, and you should consider a new financial savings plan.
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She's a jovial person, energized by complicated ideas and determined to make them clear to whomever she's speaking.
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That's what energized him as he refashioned Cuba's healthcare system so that it stands out for its achievements.
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It is evidence that a newly energized demographic is fighting for their right to speak back to you.
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This fun list helped boost my mood, energized me to work hard, and helped repair my bruised ego.
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The Republicans headed toward South Carolina and Nevada with a reordered field trailing behind an energized Mr. Trump.
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Should they focus on getting out their already energized base by electing candidates that will fire them up?
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And they seem to have become more energized along the way by the liberal opposition to President Trump.
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By the full moon on the 22nd, you could be feeling a lot more energized — and even fulfilled.
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Akebono's rivalry with the Japanese brothers Takanohana and Wakanohana, two other yokozuna, energized the sport in the 1990s.
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South Koreans commonly eat this boiling hot soup on sick days to stay energized and increase physical stamina.
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If a health care measure gets through the Senate, Republican voters will be energized about a watershed victory.
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An influx of new activists, energized by the 2016 election, have turned their focus to state-level politics.
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The fact that the Republican base is energized by him is definitely going to be problematic for Loeffler.
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Its base is energized in a way Democrats haven't seen in years headed into the 2018 midterm elections.
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That's what a lot of people come out saying: 'I feel energized, but at the same time, calm.
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Some people are energized by the commotion of city life, while others prefer the quiet of the country.
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There were energy products to wake you up, and make you feel energized, using adaptogens, caffeine, or antioxidants.
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But a re-energized, euphoric IPO market is not necessarily a bullish sign, according to some industry experts.
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Instead, Trump's recent polling strength appears to have energized Clinton's supporters, who now match Trump's supporters in enthusiasm.
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Administration officials will want to stifle opposition and get supporters energized about backing the future bill, Lazio said.
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I'm energized from my nap and walk the half hour there and back, in an unseasonably warm winter.
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The move has re-energized the SPD, junior partner in Merkel's 'grand coalition', ahead of September's federal election.
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In fact, women were so angry, energized, and active that a record number decided to run for office.
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Democrats seem like they're on the side with the people—they're trying to keep people energized and activated.
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Newly impoverished Argentines may be more energized to vote to punish him at the polls, political analysts said.
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Washington (CNN)Early voting continues to be explosive, as an energized American electorate weighs in on its government.
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And the former governor also energized Tennessee Democrats who had long struggled to gain traction in the state.
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The economic viability and positive environmental impact of a carbon price have energized both sides of the aisle.
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The question now is, energized by their success, who do they target next with only one year left?
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Your outside life should keep you energized to perform as well as you can when you're at work.
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Bernie's young, energized group of supporters, moreover, directly attacked the Clintons' record on issues like trade and race.
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The Supreme Court vacancy, however, has also energized Democrats, with countless outside groups preparing to fight the nomination.
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Backlash against President Donald Trump has led to a spike in Democratic fundraising and energized the party's base.
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But if people to be energized enough to vote either against Trump and for Clinton, it won't happen.
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Looking beyond the numbers, we see this shift playing out within newly energized factions of the Democratic Party.
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And all the numbers right now are flowing towards the Democrats because the Democratic base is so energized.
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Further, a superdelegate victory would completely negate Sanders's call for a political revolution based on an energized electorate.
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Some local leave campaigners told Reuters they were frustrated by the infighting but energized by the battle ahead.
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Once the Moon enters inventive Aquarius this evening, you'll find yourself energized to tackle your chores and responsibilities.
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You'll wake up feeling energized to make some big changes at home and with your family or roommates.
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Expect to feel energized this evening when, at 9:04 PM, the Moon meets warrior Mars in Sagittarius.
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Today brings some obstacles, but by this evening you will be energized to get out and meet people.
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Amond wanted to fight back, but more than that, he wanted to be present and energized for River.
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At the end of it all, I feel clean, energized, and imbued with a renewed lust for life.
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Big changes are taking place for you professionally, and you're feeling very energized to take care of business.
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The Moon connects with Mars in Aries at 9:05 PM, putting us in an energized, adventurous mood.
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Maybe Holiday feels energized by the postseason he just had and Davis elevates to an even higher level.
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Senator Bernie Sanders wants to be president—he made that much clear with his energized campaign in 2016.
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Seemingly energized by the more raucous Pennsylvania crowd, Mr. Trump ended his rally with a call to victory.
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Baltimore's rushing game was nonexistent (6 total yards on 12 carries), and Flacco faced a suddenly energized secondary.
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With one voice, these energized Americans issued a trumpet call, seeking renewed respect for our Republic's Founding Principles.
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In that cycle, he sought to tap into the state's progressive grassroots -- at the time energized by Warren.
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If it's not him, then the obvious choice would be Biden, whose campaign really has been re-energized.
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Now, she almost always gets over 10,000 steps and feels more energized after years of being on disability.
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The Corner Café, a little removed from the waterfront, is near City Hall on the re-energized Broadway.
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Extroverts, on the other hand, are talkative, enthusiastic and more social; they're energized by encounters with other people.
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On Thursday, the jurors seemed re-energized — and all in attendance, which was far from a sure thing.
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Virgo season is a psychically energized time for you, Libra, as your mind wanders to the ethereal plane.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries today, and you're feeling energized to break out of your routine!
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"You'll burn calories first thing and also feel energized for the rest of the day," Ms. Lang said.
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Many of us were angry and terrified but still energized about things like vote audits and faithless electors.
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With Foles starting at quarterback after Carson Wentz fractured a vertebra in his back, the team seemed energized.
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But you leave "Divide and Conquer" energized and incensed, and with a grudging admiration for Ailes's pugnacious instincts.
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Unlike in Virginia, Mr. Jones cannot simply rely upon energized liberals and moderates to carry him to victory.
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In the midterm elections, she added, the group saw voters energized to support candidates who back abortion rights.
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But members of the group, energized and empowered by their success in shutting down the shutdown, remain positive.
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Whether that kind of political calculation matters to an energized anti-abortion movement is a whole different question.
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For Biden it was a star-spangled night, with a roaring, energized crowd after two major rivals — Sens.
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The progressive movement is energized, but there is not much evidence that it is taking over the party.
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But the Yankees stormed back behind an energized crowd that set the tone for their entire playoff run.
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People are more energized in opposition to the other side than they are in support of their side.
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Abe's victory energized far-right groups that were previously confined to the margins of Japanese society and politics.
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"People are looking really energized," Trump said at a joint press conference with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Mr. Mahathir's enduring charisma and rapier speech energized the opposition, all the more so given his advanced age.
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Yet Mr. Yang and Ms. Gabbard appear to have inspired and energized these voters far more than Mrs.
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The down-ballot races typically follow the presidential race, and Sanders has a historic, energized movement behind him.
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Sanders has an energized base of supporters that turn out by the thousands to see his campaign rallies.
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With any luck, the show will return refreshed and re-energized, like coming home from a nice vacation.
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You will learn from and be energized by the most notable business visionaries and provocateurs of our time.
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That evening, while Pippa and Gillian watched television, Serena went rummaging through the cupboards upstairs, renewed and energized.
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Francis, in contrast, has shown a more open and energized approach and has endeavored to reform the Vatican.
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Students seeking to stay awake and energized while cramming for exams have also been known to take it.
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For the moment, the parties and personalities that have energized far-right populism have not fully crystallized electorally.
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A high-profile IPO, visits by both Jacks (Ma and Dorsey) and big Chinese startup investment energized that.
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It was proof that the white supremacist movement has been energized by Trump – proof that, to use Rep.
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You're energized to get a lot done today, but the vibe is tense, so be gentle with yourself.
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Missoni says the juice helps her feel "cleaned out and energized" after rounds of Christmas lunches and dinners.
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We debouched from the bus feeling shaken but freshly energized, like we'd busted out of a hostage situation.
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But social media campaigns have energized the demographic, and more than 10 percent of the electorate is young.
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Mars enters fiery Aries, inspiring you to be confident and energized to tackle financial issues in your life.
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You're also going to feel way more energized at work, thanks to your ruling planet, Mars, entering Virgo.
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" "We can always rely on him during our donation trips ... Whenever he's on the trip, we feel energized.
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Clinton, sounding hoarse but appearing energized, repeated much of her earlier themes, drawing "amens" from the largely black crowd.
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Now, she's back to keeping Rodrigo energized on maté and making sure he shows up on time for appointments.
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I feel energized when I see them, and we spend the next three hours schmoozing and answering parent questions.
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I feel more energized but still don't feel like cooking, so I put two Caulipower pizzas in the oven.
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With an increasingly embattled Republican Party and an energized Democratic base, the political winds are looking favorable for them.
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President Trump energized neo-Nazis when he referred to Antifa at his recent rally in Phoenix on August 24th.
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But, she seems enormously energized and I think it's good for us to have a competitor — it's always good.
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He is energized primarily by politics these days and plans to spend most of his time on political initiatives.
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With an X-ray pulse the beam cuts right through, leaving instead a long explosive thread of energized matter.
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Yet, most Republicans are excited about the choice, energized by the prospect of making the Supreme Court more conservative.
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His vision of a New India -- built on a strong economy, development, innovation and entrepreneurship -- has kept them energized.
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Now I'm so energized, fired up, to be lucky enough to be in a position to make a difference.
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Years of anti-Obama fervor in the Republican Party that energized the grassroots and resulted in insurgents like Sens.
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"Michelle joined us midway through season two and energized the room with her ferocious knowledge of Trek," Kurtzman says.
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The fight against politically correct campus culture has energized College Republicans like never before, many activists told BuzzFeed News.
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" As they met with the group of inspirational young men and women on Wednesday, Meghan said: "You're so energized.
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The creamy off-white shade works to brighten up the dark print, giving the moody ensemble an energized feel.
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His supporters here, it turns out, are energized by his bombast and his animus more than any actual accomplishments.
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Almost 60% of Republicans said the primaries had divided their party (58%), while only 37% felt it energized them.
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Sixty percent say the GOP campaign has divided the party, compared to 36% who say it has energized it.
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"Everything looked so energized, I, at first thought there was some kind of prank going on," he tells Variety.
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" He continued, "I am now fired up and energized and love charity stuff, meeting people and making them laugh.
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These so-called solar winds shoot highly energized particles out in all directions, which then slam into surrounding planets.
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Having more time to see their families and work on hobbies led to being more energized at the office.
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On one level, it helps his party to turn out more Republican votes, because Trump's supporters are so energized.
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The oNotes app for Cyrano lets people choose one of three goals: Get Energized, Get Relaxed, or Get Away.
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But he also said lawmakers were so energized by Thursday night's meeting that he doubts the bill will fail.
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Plus, early exercisers often say that a morning routine leaves them feeling more energized and productive during the day.
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Democrats would also feel much more energized to challenge the bill or tie up the business of the Senate.
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"But I will say this: Part of winning next year will depend on an energized liberal base," Moulitsas said.
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Usually, you feel energized when Mars is in your sign, but you're feeling tired as the planet moves backwards.
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But Sanders and Warren came prepared -- and appeared energized by the chance to defend the bedrock progressive policy plan.
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Successful outings to a trio of townhall debates with local mayors and disenchanted voters have re-energized the president.
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The country's fight against crippling pollution and the pressing need for clean power have energized its renewable-energy sector.
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Wade enraged and energized the pro-life movement, activists knew it might take a while to actually overturn Roe.
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With his upbeat slogan - "Everything will be great" - he energized supporters and attracted voters beyond his party's core constituency.
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Emanuel's chief strategy—recruiting centrists to tip Republican districts—is now at odds with the party's energized progressive base.
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Gun activists are energized by reports that a "good guy with a gun" may have helped end Kelley's rampage.
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The act of hating both the dogs and the people who owned them energized large swaths of the populace.
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While Sanders's positions have energized the party's base, he has only an outside shot of winning the party's nomination.
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Bakassi, wearing a suit with a bright-red handkerchief, seemed energized by the presence of a live studio audience.
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But Collins's legal troubles have energized Democrats in New York's 27th District, fueling prospects of an increasingly competitive race.
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These people are not going to be energized by months of vicious attack ads and take-no-prisoners debates.
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Democrats, Republicans concede, are more energized and the leader of the Republican Party, President Trump, is mired in controversies.
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Democratic members have been energized by the investigations of the Trump administration involving potential Russian influence and campaign improprieties.
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Moreover, women are the core of the party's base, and the most energized faction of the anti-Trump forces.
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But will this tropism toward the center have the negative side effect of alienating the newly energized Democratic base?
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But the bill has energized Netanyahu's electoral base and received nearly unanimous support in the Prime Minister's Likud party.
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But for a ceremony that can be numbingly predictable, it was energized by a slew of first-time winners.
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You need to be energized by your own growth and have a lot of drive for never giving up.
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" And he always has a cup of tea within reach: "To keep me energized, I drink lots of tea.
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This year, those surveys have found a gap between an energized Democratic base and a comparatively demoralized Republican electorate.
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That is in part why it "de-energized" its buildings — stopped using Tesla's product — after it ran into trouble.
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Clinton's primary opponent, for "an incredible campaign" that, like Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign, energized young and first-time voters.
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Clinton seemed energized by her underdog status in New Hampshire, delivering her most aggressive debate performance of the campaign.
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There's an energized new social class waiting at the gate, different aspects of which are embodied by two characters.
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Even in districts where Trump only narrowly won, some Republicans are trying to capitalize on an energized conservative base.
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But big business was hardly alone in being alarmed and energized by the looming shortage of workers and consumers.
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Bundy's resistance — and the government's inability or refusal to hold him to account — "energized the entire movement," Beirich said.
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The reaction to Trump proved that his bully-boy act had energized the opposition as well as his base.
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The possibility of a Winfrey candidacy has energized many Democrats, who view her as the perfect foil to Trump.
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On the Cablevision employee side, people are unbelievably energized and excited about what we are bringing to the table.
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Anti-abortion activists have said they are energized by the election of Trump, who has promised to restrict abortions.
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Still kind of energized, I fry up a few eggs to add to my breakfast mix for the week.
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But Republicans are outpacing Democrats in early voting in Florida, suggesting that the state's conservative base may be energized.
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Participation in the primaries seems like a logical way to gauge which base will be more energized come November.
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Schreck does this primarily by enlisting that most energized and impassioned of citizens to help her: the teenage girl.
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You'll find variations on squats, planks, burpees, and more that'll get you feeling energized and stronger in record time.
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What gets me the most energized is when I can dig in on product with a hyper-growth company.
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He has proved to be a prolific fundraiser, and his message has clearly energized a big chunk of voters.
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You're also really energized to create the artistic work that's been waiting for the right time to be born.
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As an interviewer, being asked good questions keeps me energized, engaged and interested in the person I am meeting.
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I told him that, rather than look sick or depressed about the state of the world, he appeared energized.
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Meanwhile the left is energized as never in my lifetime, while the center-left seems bankrupt, dazed and paranoid.
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After four contests, Sanders is rising on a coalition of young, liberal voters, energized by rising support among Hispanics.
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Though the Democratic Party has been energized by its most liberal voices, no presidential candidates are talking about DAFs.
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Sanders' calls to rein in big businesses echoed a campaign theme that energized his supporters during the Democratic primary.
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But as energized as he is philosophizing, he seems almost bored as Bernard takes Theresa out of the picture.
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In a new article in the journal Democracy, two academic researchers tell the story of the energized progressive movement.
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It is patently clear that an organized white-supremacist movement has been energized and emboldened by the Trump presidency.
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If Mr. Trump is feeling any fresh unease about Ms. Harris's suddenly energized candidacy, he would not say so.
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Off-year elections swing on enthusiasm, and these groups are among the most energized in the anti-Trump resistance.
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"I'm committed to staying healthy and energized, and this is a great way of doing it," Mr. Klein said.
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The terrain wasn't likely to get any easier for the GOP Congress member, with Democrats energized and Republicans demoralized.
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Beto O'Rourke, 73 percent of Republicans say Kavanaugh's nomination made them more energized, compared to 60 percent of Democrats.
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She was often the least energized person onstage — there were, at times, 10 backup dancers, which felt like overcompensation.
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" Ms. Baker added that she believed the increased spending by groups supportive of gun restrictions had "energized our voters.
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Within a few years the pyramid had become an accepted, and generally admired, symbol of a re-energized Paris.
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I love Pilates because I feel energized after it, and I have gotten stronger over the years doing it.
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"I think he's energized the city," said Portillo, who recalled hearing from friends who were skeptical of the signing.
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Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system, which makes you feel more focused, energized, alert and awake, according to MedlinePlus.
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NEWARK — It was a familiar setting for the former president, a packed campaign event energized by crucial waning days.
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You're also feeling especially energized as action planet Mars connects with the planet of transformation, Pluto, on September 19.
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Though the effort began several months ago, Mr. Trump's rejection last week of the Paris agreement has energized it.
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But the organization's challenges this year have energized anti-abortion activists, who argue Planned Parenthood is becoming more extreme.
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"Later on, toward midnight and beyond, the music's more prominent, energized and atmosphere-creating," said Tom O'Byrne, the owner.
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Ill-tempered and erratic to begin with, a Trump energized by rage will be even more unstable and dangerous.
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Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference last week, the president pleaded with conservatives to stay energized in 2018.
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It's a choice to be energized, because the other choice is a depressing, pointless way of looking at it.
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Mr. Trump's denunciations of and policies targeting Mexicans, Muslims and others have reawakened and energized the demons of bigotry.
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He appears energized by the opportunity to recast his smoked meats with shishito salsa verde and house-made hoisin.
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That was the case during the last debate, held in Las Vegas last Wednesday, which showcased an energized Sen.
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Democrats are energized, and though Mr. Trump's base is holding, "soft" Trump voters are slowly sinking his approval numbers.
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Energized, he went on the offensive in South Carolina to try to deal Mr. Biden's campaign a knockout blow.
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Since then we've heard from women across the country who are saying they're energized and want to do more.
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"I'm more energized and activated than ever," Mr. Brown said, as he finished the third day of his trip.
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Getting involved in activities that develop your strengths further can help you feel even more energized, confident and motivated.
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Once the power line was de-energized, pilot Thomas Koskovich, 65, of Shakopee was rescued, the news release said.
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Mattis said he expected a "re-energized" effort against Islamic State militants in eastern Syria in the coming days.
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Meanwhile, elections last year with high Democratic turnout suggest the party is energized leading into the midterms, Seidel said.
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The brothers seemed energized by working the way they once did, without permits and without much of a script.
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The actions by Republican mega-donors come as energized liberal donors flood the campaign accounts of individual Democratic candidates.
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Enthusiasm for this year's contests peaks among liberal Democrats, 62% of whom say they are deeply energized about voting.
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Ms. Wolfert seemed energized by the company and an opportunity to deliver stories with her favorite polished punch lines.
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He's been compared to Billy Graham, the Southern Baptist firebrand who advised American presidents and energized the Christian right.
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Just a few months earlier, she had called Carlson on the phone, newly energized and excited about her work.
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Some fear that by moving the party too far to the center, the chancellor has energized the far right.
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"Clearly there was an energized Republican base, and you really saw it in the more rural areas," he said.
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He gave Clinton a real scare, and has energized an impressively large number of young people and small donors.
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I feel most clear-headed, productive, and energized in the evenings, free to work as long as I'd like.
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But Democrats insist their base is energized and will turn out in greater numbers than any past midterm election.
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And weak approval ratings for Trump and an energized base have Democrats thinking they could flip the suburban district.
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Educators in both states are energized from watching the success of the nine-day teachers strike in West Virginia.
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"The transplant community is pretty energized in terms of trying to make use of all donors of potential," Klassen said.
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Not only are activists energized, but their elected representatives have begun obstructing the business of Cabinet confirmations on Capitol Hill.
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Populists of both varieties, who share a disdain for globalization, are energized, certain that the future is going their way.
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President-elect Donald Trump was credited in part for capitalizing on energized white voters to propel him to White House.
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" The 24-year-old, who preferred not to share her last name, said her libido keeps her "energized and alert.
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" People were energized by the campaign's willingness to call out a "party establishment" that put its "fingers on the scale.
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Although these elements are frozen in place, their composition is energized by the unpolished, mixed-media quality of the whole.
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Instead, music sounds energized, with the mids and highs seemingly amped up in unison to make for an exciting listen.
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The focal point of the monthslong deflated footballs episode, Brady seemed energized by the return of a home playoff setting.
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When I'm in the studio on my own, I usually go with cold-pressed juices because they keep me energized.
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Scion hotels offer energized social experiences and shared work spaces designed to bring people together to exchange ideas and create.
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This is ultraviolet light that is created by energized hydrogen gas that is irradiated by the galaxies in the cluster.
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A quick stress reliever can go a long way toward helping you return to your work refreshed and re-energized.
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"When we are in alignment with our Life Path purpose, we feel on track, energized, and on point," she says.
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Kurtz said he had heard grumbling over Gillespie's Washington background and worries some voters energized by Trump may stay home.
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But, amazingly, when the four-piece remerged this year with The Dream Is Over, they were more energized than ever.
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There's also something really invigorating about hot yoga classes – I left feeling energized and ready to take on the day.
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"Basically (Brooks) telling me just be aggressive and don't worry about minutes, go play," Wall said of his energized performance.
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You're feeling excited and energized to face the world, even though you know you still have some obstacles to overcome.
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Her opponent is no ordinary politician but a troll king, who has energized an online army of covert mischief-makers.
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It also energized older writers (Andrew Sullivan, Mickey Kaus) and gave them a much larger audience than they'd had before.
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"Democratic women in particular are more energized, more enthusiastic and more engaged than ever before," she said, citing poll numbers.
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The spacecraft's findings challenged the scientific community's definition of a "planet" and re-energized the debate around Pluto's planetary status.
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First shown a decade ago, the R8 proved to be the ultimate expression of a re-energized, newly attitudinal Audi.
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Republicans say that anger on the right at the way Democrats treated Kavanaugh may have energized their voters as well.
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Still, recent polls show Clinton's base is more energized than it once was, helping her to pull away from Trump.
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You're coming out of the shell you've been hiding in this winter, and you're feeling energized to tackle your goals.
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According to pagan belief, leafy greens like spinach, chard, and kale are innately energized to bring money into our lives.
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There is little political incentive for the Democratic Party, which is now energized by its liberal base, to help Trump.
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Emily Whitehead's complete remission made the headlines and energized the entire field, propelling CAR-T funding and development into overdrive.
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Expectations that his agenda would stimulate the economy, promoting inflation and higher interest rates, also energized investors in banking stocks.
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Less than 40 seconds into the third, the Flyers came out energized as Patrick broke free all alone on Murray.
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Wouldn't you love to have the universal flu vaccine be something that really got kicked off and energized by you?
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Still, the results have energized Democrats, who have been worried about low enrollment due to Trump administration cutbacks in outreach.
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Her candidacy energized the increasingly diverse Democratic electorate that helped propel dozens of the party's candidates to victories last year.
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An energized left is taking on the Democratic establishment in primaries across the country, deepening the fissures within the party.
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"The progressives in this state are energized," Steinhauser, who covers New Hampshire politics for the Concord Monitor News, told Hill.
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Trotter could be arrogant and cavalier; such traits undoubtedly energized his radicalism, but they could also blunt its actual effects.
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"If the turnout mix is full of energized Trump voters, that strategy could pay off for Christina Hagan," he said.
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Particularly, the startup communities in Peru are energized — and they're ready to play a part in helping the ecosystem flourish.
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Well, it is not about keeping your team happy, it is about making them feel valuable, respected, engaged and energized.
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Energized protestors shut down the street outside the Supreme Court on Monday, as justices heard arguments in United States v.
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"But the president really looked forward to those meetings, and he really came out of them energized," Mr. Pfeiffer said.
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The party's victories in Virginia energized Democrats across the country, as Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe (D) told The Washington Post.
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Sarah Palin (R) as his running mate, a move that initially energized Republicans but eventually appeared to hurt the ticket.
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But as the midterms have shown, eradicating the disease of Trumpism will take more than just an energized Democratic base.
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Trump's comments after Charlottesville … energized the white supremacist movement and gave people a license to act on their worst instincts.
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He has shaken up the sclerotic body politic of Saudi government, and after several reshuffles, has invigorated and energized it.
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The bottom line: Democratic voters are energized, the suburbs are swinging in their favor and Republicans are sitting elections out.
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In Florida, energized by the groundswell of Latino support and hoping to drive even more voters to the polls, Mrs.
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If turnout exceeds expectations that will likely indicate a surge of new voters -- people potentially energized by Perriello's underdog campaign.
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A story in the Washington Post in February said President Trump had energized the anti-vaccine movement to lobby lawmakers.
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Granholm described a patchwork of ethnic and other demographic groups in Michigan that are energized and voting early for Clinton.
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Marist Poll director Lee Miringoff said it is natural for both sides to become more energized as the midterms near.
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But at the same time, I'm energized knowing that people have questions and they're looking to Vox to answer them.
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On Sunday, you're more energized to share yourself with others as your planetary ruler Mars faces off with generous Jupiter.
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Day 12: I'd been feeling energized and healthier for a little while but the bottom might be dropping out now.
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How can we keep people energized for the next three and a half years when it comes to fighting back?
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If there's any way to keep people visually energized and plugged in, I think that's a useful thing to do.
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"What made us excited when we saw the workouts was the power — it truly made us feel energized," Duffy said.
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But I think we could be better energized to pay attention to the politics of why we're in this state.
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Sometimes it really invigorates me, and I feel super-energized the next day to channel that freedom onto the stage.
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That Democratic base is also much more energized than Trump's coalition of older, blue-collar, white supporters in rural America.
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His alleged transgressions have energized women to support Hillary in a way that Hillary could not with her own campaign.
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But by the time the Jets ran out onto the field after halftime, energized and emboldened, those struggles had faded.
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Democratic and millennial voters have also been energized by the Republican state government's enactment of a sweeping voter suppression law.
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A year later, they upgraded to a pilot program offered by the insurer to get fitter, healthier and more energized.
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Portland came out energized after halftime, but Courage goalkeeper Katelyn Rowland stopped a Tobin Heath blast in the 55th minute.
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Still, they said they're energized by the challenge and thankful for the gratitude they are receiving from their fellow Americans.
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They did not deny the energized antipathy toward Mr. Trump, which arguably made this campaign competitive in the first place.
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The best part was that voters showed up — energized by outrage at the Trump presidency or by zeal for it.
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All the same, tonight we saw a far more energized and active Rubio than we've seen at any previous debate.
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The Schultz appointment appears to have energized the SDP and re-engage voters who had lost faith in the party.
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Trump said he thought a prolonged probe "makes the country look bad" but said it has energized his core supporters.
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Republican voters now seem quite energized, and turnout was high in conservative areas, like Waukesha County, just west of Milwaukee.
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With Europe's decades-old project of unity increasingly in the balance, the voting energized both sides on a polarized Continent.
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But Representative Jamie Raskin, Democrat of Maryland and a former constitutional law professor, said Democrats are energized by the confrontation.
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Though Republicans are dominant in Kansas politics, Democrats are energized and could benefit from the other side's prolonged primary squabble.
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Largely out of fashion by the '80s, Warhol became re-energized by collaborations with younger artists, including Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Mr. Thomas led the Met players in taut, energized readings of "Evocations," a suite of colorful miniatures, to excellent effect.
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The Packers claimed Ervin off waivers in December from the Jacksonville Jaguars, and he energized the Packers on special teams.
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The results have further energized progressives for 2018, which will be a vastly more important referendum on Trump than 2017.
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One would expect the prospect of voting out Trump to bring record-shattering numbers of energized Democrats to the polls.
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After the treatment, my legs felt a little lighter and more energized; the walk to my train was actually enjoyable.
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This multifunctional market, open May through October, has re-energized the defunct former blacksmith shop of the Santa Fe Railroad.
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On good days, children on Chios go to class happy and energized, on bad days unmotivated and deflated, teachers say.
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Buoyant and energized, he invited one fan onto the stage for a hug and even briefly turned over the microphone.
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Many observers have argued that his campaign spending not only energized voters, but helped Democratic candidates further down the ballot.
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So as energized as some might feel by all the resistance talk and marches, Obama said, that wasn't nearly enough.
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Mr. Suffern's pacing is energized but respectful, and his script, written with Mark Monroe, smartly summarizes events of the time.
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Since the 2016 election, certain high-profile congressional races have energized Democratic donors seeking to pick up seats wherever possible.
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He succeeds when he looks like a strongman; his opponents win when they are active and undaunted, energized by hope.
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Energized by her discoveries, she became a bustling presence in her department and the co-editor of its literary magazine.
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And I will tell you, though, that area in Pennsylvania, and all of Pennsylvania, and all other states, they're energized.
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Luján praises Democrats for their efforts in the race and explains how he isn't disappointed but energized by the election.
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Keeping the anti-media narrative active is important to Trump's re-election campaign in that it keeps his supporters energized.
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With that being said, I am extremely energized and optimistic about the future of our industry and our business model.
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They also must be balanced with the need to create an environment where kids feel inspired and energized to learn.
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This always helps me feel energized, and seems to combat the drying effects of working in an air conditioned environment.
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Throughout the day, the billionaire drinks about 20 cups of tea, not only to stay energized, but to also reflect.
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Still, the results have energized Democrats, who have been worried about low enrollment due to Trump administration cutbacks in outreach.
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His opponents — Democrats, independents and Republicans who understand the damage he is doing to the country — should be feeling energized.
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Democrats, the many running for president as well as energized members of Congress, are talking big about health care again.
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Add to that a presidential race in which the incumbent, impeached but saved from conviction, faces an energized Democratic base.
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The way the crowds reacted to her — they were so energized by her in a way they weren't by McCain.
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"It's ... energized our skepticism," Ferguson, who said he has a bearish options position on Tesla shares, told Reuters via Twitter.
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Things have been sitting on your to-do list for too long, and today you feel energized to take action.
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But recently the field has been re-energized as physicists have discovered novel bootstrap techniques that appear to solve many problems.
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I arrive home energized from the evening and excited to share my experience with my boyfriend, who's home from his trip.
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BS: The definition I use is that you're having interactions with someone who leaves you feeling demeaned, de-energized and disrespected.
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His re-energized outfit is now either gaining on Clinton, or expanding his lead, in national and early-state primary polls.
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You don't want to leave the house this morning, Virgo—but as the day goes on, you'll find yourself more energized.
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His victory in a special election for a Pennsylvania congressional district rested on energized liberals, union members and appeals to moderates.
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Two days later, at the next class meeting, they took a survey, which asked if they felt relaxed, angry, or energized.
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And despite the media&aposs best efforts to trash then-candidate Trump, laugh at his agenda, he energized the American people.
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That's when the Quicken Loans Arena — which was finally crowded and energized after two sleepy primetime evenings — started to get restless.
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Conservative commentator Laura Ingraham energized the crowd on Wednesday with her speech praising Trump and bashing Hillary Clinton and the media.
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He recalls spending hours after one mythology class debating the origins of Buddhism with a professor and several other energized students.
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The radiation it released erupted in two energized cones that were so powerful, the impact was felt 200,000 light-years away.
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In an interview for the magazine's November issue, Michele credited her beloved exercise routine for helping her feel energized and happy.
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The Sun also periodically burps up a bunch of energized particles toward Earth, which are events known as coronal mass ejections.
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Hall seemed energized to be playing against the team that made him the first overall selection in the 224 NHL Draft.
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"It was vintage and we needed it because it energized us even more," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said of Nowitzki's eruption.
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That was the case again Friday night before an energized crowd of 28,606 fans, who began their holiday weekend in style.
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Like many entrepreneurs pursuing breakthrough science, Mucha seems energized by her formidable challenge of kickstarting the development of a new drug.
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Meanwhile, on other issues Democrats continue to lurch left to satisfy energized progressives, embracing unpopular positions that helped undermine Hillary Clinton.
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The mood is especially energized this morning as the moon meets action planet Mars at 7:50 AM. All times EST.
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The host, Scott Rogowsky, looked like an adult Cabbage Patch doll: wide-eyed and energized by the mere mention of trivia.
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The dance instructor decided to team up with Camp Tea to relive his summers at youth camp, which always energized him.
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In interviews this week, several Obama bundlers said the 37-year-old Buttigieg has energized a wide range of political donors.
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It energized Republicans and created a foundation for him to move forward with other policies including massive increases in defense spending.
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Do vacation right, and you'll feel less stressed, tired, and dissatisfied, and more happy and energized when you return, research shows.
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The former Florida governor feistily hit back at Trump's knocks at his brother's legacy, and even appeared energized by the confrontation.
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Natalie Chami: Obviously in my solo music, I'm creating every layer or every texture, so it's it's hard to feel energized.
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You'll feel energized to take care of things around your house, but watch out for confrontational energy with your loved ones.
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