They added an enthusiasm factor and my people had great enthusiasm, and Hillary's people didn't have enthusiasm.
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And what happens when Millennial enthusiasm for Fernet collides with Millennial enthusiasm for craft beers?
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Early voting is a good measure of enthusiasm — and enthusiasm is down among black voters.
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Bern Your Enthusiasm: The David/Sanders personalities merge in this super-meta parody of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Republican enthusiasm, fund-raising and candidate recruitment could collapse, while Democratic enthusiasm might push through the roof.
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Yes, I think there is some real enthusiasm for Mr. Trump and there was real enthusiasm for Hillary Clinton.
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The base enthusiasm problem surrounding the tax bill is indicative of a broader enthusiasm gap between the two party bases.
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Public opinion on the game seems to have shifted from rabid enthusiasm/bemused tolerance to rabid enthusiasm/crankiness and general scorn.
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One item from that poll that seems to have surprised reporters: There's no enthusiasm gap — it's just different forms of enthusiasm.
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"I recognize the zeal and enthusiasm that some have for Donald J. Trump, and I share the enthusiasm," Mr. Herbert said.
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So far, the dissonance between the agriculture sector's enthusiasm for trade deals and rural America's enthusiasm for Trump hasn't really struck.
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That rise in voter enthusiasm is almost double the general rise in voter enthusiasm over the last four years, according to Reuters.
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I like the enthusiasm behind everyone wanting to know, but it's a good feeling to have that enthusiasm, so let's hold onto it.
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Remember that the burn rate represents the plan from a moment of high enthusiasm and that the enthusiasm may or may not sustain.
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" Pollsters also noted that "with an average enthusiasm rating of 28503 out of 22020, there are still opportunities to further generate voter enthusiasm.
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Enthusiasm among Democrats has increased from 6900 percent to 2628 percent in a month, while Republican enthusiasm increased 28503 points to 22019 percent.
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It's the founder's job to drive enthusiasm for more financial support by building traction in the business and not burning ahead of that enthusiasm.
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If enthusiasm was on the side of Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections, a general election about impeachment could reverse that enthusiasm gap in 2020.
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Pollsters and analysts say they should have paid closer attention to the enthusiasm for Trump and the lack of enthusiasm for Clinton in those states.
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Voters voiced more enthusiasm for Clinton's campaign, with 52 percent saying they had "strong enthusiasm" for her and 49 percent stating the same of Trump.
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And although a poll indicates that Republicans are showing an increased voting enthusiasm, that doesn't necessarily indicate a decrease in political enthusiasm on the left.
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How do you think investors are thinking about that and do you think about the IPOs in the context of this enthusiasm issue or enthusiasm gap?
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The enthusiasm gap One issue Clinton and her aides have yet to address is the palpable gap in enthusiasm between Clinton and Sanders' die-hard supporters.
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How Corey Lewandowski overplayed his hand Dip in enthusiasm There has also been a noticeable dip in enthusiasm for Trump's candidacy at some of his recent events.
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When it relies on ambient microbes fermentation is incredibly local; but the natural home for the new enthusiasm, as for all today's enthusiasm, is the cosmopolitan internet.
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CNN's March survey found enthusiasm among registered voters above 2016 enthusiasm and about on par with the level seen in the final days of the 2008 campaign.
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Gallup has also looked at enthusiasm by party and, especially if you take the long view, 2018 is still defined by a historic surge in Democratic enthusiasm.
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Even among older men, typically the GOP's strongest demographic, enthusiasm is down 5 points relative to 21625, while enthusiasm among Democratic-leaning men increased by 2900 points.
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The same Morning Consult survey found that enthusiasm among Democratic women jumped 10 points to 82 percent, while enthusiasm among Republican women remained unchanged at 67 percent.
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"The fact that there's a modest enthusiasm disadvantage isn't all that meaningful because there's already an enthusiasm gap for Republicans," he said, noting Democratic anger toward Trump.
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" He added, "I don't think there's any great groundswell of enthusiasm for Hillary Clinton among Republicans, but there's not a lot of enthusiasm for her among Democrats, either.
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Someone added the theme song of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to the footage: Here is Tom Steyer's interaction with Sanders and Warren to Curb Your Enthusiasm #DemocraticDebate pic.twitter.
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The hope, presumably, is that the new platform will ramp up voter enthusiasm for the Democratic Party, whose months of anti-Trump messages have not increased Democratic voter enthusiasm.
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Today in strange bedfellows: The ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus and the Congressional Black Caucus share enthusiasm for the same bill — an infrastructure package with bipartisan and pan-ideological enthusiasm.
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If you convey enthusiasm through sparkles and emoji, or that something is important through capitals or quotation marks, it can now be subverted to convey ironic enthusiasm or ironic importance.
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Maybe this unfamiliarity contributes to the lack of general enthusiasm about Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, but in my experience, it has been the style of the wines themselves that limits the enthusiasm.
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The enthusiasm gap The move to use Obama frequently on the stump comes as data from the states that have held primaries and caucuses so far indicate a huge enthusiasm gap.
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" "But Democrats cannot let this defeat tamper our enthusiasm.
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That result could dampen enthusiasm among Democrats and continue the demoralizing trend of liberals falling short of actually winning a special election seat, a trend that could jeopardize Democratic enthusiasm moving forward.
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You see it also in the enthusiasm of Democratic voters: 55 percent of voters who support Democratic candidates said they were more excited than usual about voting in 2018, even higher than the enthusiasm seen in 2006 and matching the enthusiasm of Republicans in 2010 when they won 63 seats and a sizable majority in the House.
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"To me, the hallmark of polling in 2018 has been the enthusiasm gap between the parties," said Wasserman, pointing to another wide enthusiasm gap between college-educated voters and non-college-educated voters.
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"I actually really like golf!" he responds with surprising enthusiasm.
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So, Truffle, thank you so much for your infectious enthusiasm.
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But he offered hope and enthusiasm as well as money.
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But the grassroots enthusiasm has made Ossoff a fundraising machine.
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The purity, the enthusiasm, the inexplicable range of social pockets?
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"That is annoying," Pinkett Smith joked about her own enthusiasm.
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"It's her enthusiasm that keeps everyone moving forward," she explains.
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Despite the fact that a reputed Sanders advantage in enthusiasm
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What unites the selections is our sheer enthusiasm for them.
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Policies such as the travel ban hampered some officials' enthusiasm.
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Surprised by how he lacked enthusiasm going into 1992 election.
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We only train those who have genuine interest and enthusiasm.
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"Shark Tank" inspired a fresh wave of enthusiasm for entrepreneurship.
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We can't deny the resemblance — and we love Rob's enthusiasm.
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He's also appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Arrow, and Fringe.
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Unsurprisingly, therefore, the market's initial enthusiasm for "Trumponomics" has ebbed.
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And there is some science to back up the enthusiasm.
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Our campaign has been met with the most extraordinary enthusiasm.
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Here we have a perfect example of proper bikini enthusiasm.
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And they went down because there's no enthusiasm for Hillary.
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Reactions to the device have varied from enthusiasm to condemnation.
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I'm taking his enthusiasm with a grain of boozy salt.
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That is having a dampening effect on enthusiasm and optimism.
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You ask what people do — that's how you get enthusiasm.
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The enthusiasm of children for sport makes them especially vulnerable.
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The Chinese government is also trying to manage investor enthusiasm.
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Can Biden overcome the lack of enthusiasm for his campaign?
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Honestly, that may change our level of enthusiasm about it.
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But there's some enthusiasm among potential customers of 5G phones.
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That enthusiasm has translated into big dollars for the sector.
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How do we build that kind of enthusiasm for Idaho?
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Sharing an enthusiasm has been my soul and core intent.
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The love, respect & enthusiasm were there for all to see.
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Weak economies might dampen voters' enthusiasm for crony capitalist governments.
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But all of a sudden my enthusiasm turned to hesitation.
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Perhaps no other sector regards his victory with less enthusiasm.
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The low enthusiasm many feel for her could exacerbate that.
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So the enthusiasm is very great on the Republican side.
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The team didn't expect such enthusiasm for a simple lawn.
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This one is not, has not demonstrated enthusiasm for it.
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Clinton's supporters acknowledge she doesn't quite inspire the same enthusiasm.
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This isn't to say that my initial enthusiasm was misplaced.
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Such enthusiasm is common among supporters of the American president.
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The love, respect & enthusiasm were there for all to see.
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Several of those were particularly startling in size and enthusiasm.
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But, despite its heartfelt enthusiasm, it stumbles along the way.
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"It might change their enthusiasm of the drug," he said.
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Their enthusiasm for each other leads to lots of kissing.
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Not everyone shares my lack of enthusiasm for Tinder tourism.
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Many posted their enthusiasm about this year's Grammys on Twitter.
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But the Syrian war has generated little enthusiasm at home.
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The only enthusiasm came from Israel and the Gulf states.
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Goldman Sachs has a message for markets: Curb your enthusiasm.
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The enthusiasm for business is the highest it's ever been.
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"The level of enthusiasm people have is amazing," he said.
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But a lack of attention has not diminished Petyo's enthusiasm.
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But that's not dampening the fund's enthusiasm for British assets.
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The word "hamas" also means zeal, or enthusiasm, in Arabic.
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But enthusiasm for such measures has grown in recent years.
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Like Prince Akeem, they tackled each new job with enthusiasm.
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Which means that I don't have the energy for enthusiasm.
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But what creates real enthusiasm in each campaign isn't electability.
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China Literature's big debut was thanks largely to retail enthusiasm.
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Watch the delightful expression of electoral enthusiasm in full below.
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Tom Brady's enthusiasm for organic candy simply cannot be deflated.
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It discusses the enthusiasm of 'Trump' voters through campaign.... contributions.
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His enthusiasm for torture is unpleasant to say the least.
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Comic Sarah Silverman's enthusiasm for Bernie Sanders is no joke.
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Enthusiasm for edibles isn't just confined to brownies or coffee.
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Even a mediocre movie adaptation can't ruin enthusiasm for books.
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Enthusiasm over Trump had been able to forestall valuation concerns.
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You really can't fault the enthusiasm of James Corden's parents.
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Rather than outsourcing campaigns to D.C. consultants, harness that enthusiasm.
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But the company's unprofitable reality has since sapped investor enthusiasm.
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Yet the final great enthusiasm of his life was Judaism.
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Enthusiasm for religious parties has plummeted since the Arab spring.
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He writes with enthusiasm about all kinds of green innovation.
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As a result, investors are starting to recover their enthusiasm.
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But even here enthusiasm for Emmanuel is in short supply.
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Why can't I feel enthusiasm on Christmas with my family?
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Why all the enthusiasm for something so useless in practice?
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I want to see your face and feel your enthusiasm.
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"We've seen a lot of enthusiasm," a campaign aide said.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' fate is still uncertain, despite enthusiasm.
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But he's trying to make up for it in enthusiasm.
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Public enthusiasm for the ACLU has only continued to grow.
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Rising gas prices could dampen voter enthusiasm on the economy.
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They perform these unskilled, repetitive tasks with often surprising enthusiasm.
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She said she will tackle Ranevskaya with trepidation and enthusiasm.
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As a Williamsburg resident, I'm obviously biased in my enthusiasm.
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But enthusiasm does seem to be growing among GOP voters.
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But Nega's enthusiasm for the new government wore off quickly.
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Farid speaks with a technologist's enthusiasm and a lawyer's wariness.
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McLaurin is quickly becoming known for her dancing and enthusiasm.
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"We know we need to increase our enthusiasm," Cecil said.
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Many Democrats will come with enthusiasm, but also with reservations.
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Ranch has always invited a certain kind of unhinged enthusiasm.
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Maybe too much familiarity is a drag on voter enthusiasm.
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Follow the voice of enthusiasm, not the voice of fear.
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Some members of the party expressed enthusiasm for the idea.
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In Cairo, some voters found it hard to voice enthusiasm.
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But a noticeable lack of White House enthusiasm didn't help.
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The poll found increased voter enthusiasm after the confirmation battle.
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From her enthusiasm, any remnant of my initial disappointment disappeared.
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"Overall, there's a lot of enthusiasm for Trump," he added.
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Show your enthusiasm and interest in the opportunity and organization!
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In 2010, Norman's enthusiasm put them at a turning point.
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Few people in the state ratifying conventions shared Wilson's enthusiasm.
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But after about six months, their enthusiasm turned to frustration.
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How is enthusiasm measured, if not by actual vote count?
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Democrats have the clear edge when it comes to enthusiasm.
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The massive undertaking hasn't blunted Rolson's enthusiasm for the sport.
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In the past month, the level of enthusiasm for Mrs.
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So with all that enthusiasm, where does Morgan come in?
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They seem to like Vesterbacka's enthusiasm, if not his approach.
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Masquerade echoed Zuckerberg's enthusiasm in a post to their blog.
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But that initial burst of enthusiasm petered out over time.
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Furthermore, Democrats are benefiting more from grassroots enthusiasm and fundraising.
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Sanders has injected energy and enthusiasm into the Democratic Party.
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Brennan's enthusiasm wasn't universally shared in the U.S. intelligence community.
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Enthusiasm readings indicate Democrats have lost some of their advantage.
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I hear there's lots of enthusiasm for another presidential run.
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The trade war could dampen Chinese enthusiasm for U.S. oil.
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Polls have suggested little enthusiasm among Russians for the referendum.
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But the enthusiasm has not yet translated into widespread support.
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But her enthusiasm for cosplaying as Proxima Midnight wasn't bruised.
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Not everyone shares this enthusiasm for the Times crossword community.
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Enthusiasm, she said, appears to be equal on both sides.
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We bonded over a mutual enthusiasm for chocolate pecan pie.
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But there are reasons for investors to temper their enthusiasm.
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You lose enthusiasm for the thing that you're working on.
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But she had more enthusiasm than anyone else in class.
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As was evident in 2016 and 2018, voter enthusiasm matters.
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Just take your enthusiasm; bird guides and binoculars are provided.
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I am retiring the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" meme on Jan.
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But even among those who do, there is little enthusiasm.
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Both men have expressed enthusiasm for adopting the gold standard.
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But Michael, who died in 2016, didn't hide his enthusiasm.
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Sometimes it is performed with enthusiasm and sometimes with arrogance.
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But Trump's victory no doubt dampened the enthusiasm of attendees.
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There is, nevertheless, also real enthusiasm for the pope's visit.
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The roof setting made Mr. Boutros' brazen enthusiasm more understandable.
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Turnout is seen as an important measure of voter enthusiasm.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm is kind of like the bizarro Entourage.
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The message was clear: Enthusiasm for Ms. Merkel was waning.
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One Russian producer recently signaled enthusiasm for the American market.
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"So you're Manning!" a heavyset Marine said with unnerving enthusiasm.
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"I don't sense much enthusiasm for Mr. Cuccinelli's nomination," Sen.
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Mr. Proctor has a deep enthusiasm for Ms. Chow's work.
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The enthusiasm, knowledge and love in that room was unreal.
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Not that Denis compensated with any wild enthusiasm for fatherhood.
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The Episcopalian leadership was somewhat more ambiguous in their enthusiasm.
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That enduring enthusiasm comes through in his speeches and interviews.
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The spending and enthusiasm don't compare to the Lamb vs.
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Surviving here with grace, dignity and enthusiasm is the test.
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Fundraising is also a manifestation of enthusiasm about a candidacy.
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It's important not to show too much enthusiasm, for one.
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But seeing a balance grow by compound interest builds enthusiasm.
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"We wish it had gotten more enthusiasm," Mr. Rothman said.
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Enthusiasm among Republicans is at its highest point in years.
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He stood out for his enthusiasm for new internet developments.
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In its own way, it is comparable to revolutionary enthusiasm.
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Milan's enthusiasm is striking when compared to Rome's cranky mood.
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"But her zeal, geeky enthusiasm and generous spirit feel genuine."
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He went about it with enormous drive and genuine enthusiasm.
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Amazon's investments in India haven't always been met with enthusiasm.
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But enthusiasm for the game seems to be waning somewhat.
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Pierce tweeted her enthusiasm about the role earlier this week.
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If you have passion and enthusiasm, you're on your way.
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Even his space race competitor, Jeff Bezos, expressed his enthusiasm.
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As with mobile wallets, technical hurdles may hamper customer enthusiasm.
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It discusses the enthusiasm of "Trump" voters through campaign.... ...contributions.
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Yet, in his enthusiasm, he may have pushed too hard.
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Meanwhile, a new scandal threatened to dampen Democratic enthusiasm. Rep.
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Despite enthusiasm from investors, Amino has yet to generate revenue.
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Be open to new assignments and attack them with enthusiasm.
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It also could be an indicator of renewed Democratic enthusiasm.
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But Clinton's fans might want to cool off their enthusiasm.
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S. trade front failed to lift enthusiasm about the euro.
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Specifically, Fredette has observed enthusiasm on Hinge from Sanders supporters.
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Trump's residency fuels the enthusiasm of club members, he said.
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But a lot of the problem seems to be enthusiasm.
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It's like a heightened "Curb Your Enthusiasm," yet more grounded.
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While not gathering in stadiums, supporters creatively expressed their enthusiasm.
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Not everyone shared David's and Carlos's enthusiasm for the changes.
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The preliminary data are encouraging, but enthusiasm must be tempered.
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We were nervous as hell, but running on pure enthusiasm.
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It's hard to rival years of practice with blind enthusiasm.
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More candidates, more activism, more enthusiasm: What's not to like?
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But there's no question that enthusiasm is high among Democrats.
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Most agreed that small-dollar fundraising is at least the most important avenue for candidates: The ability to generate enthusiasm among a big pool of individual donors translates to enthusiasm for the campaign overall.
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Democrats hold enthusiasm edge as 2018 nears Turning toward next year's midterm elections, Democrats appear to have an enthusiasm advantage as the party tries to win back majority control of the House and Senate.
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That enthusiasm is important: It is a crucial part of generating voter turnout — enthusiasm helped Democrats win the House in 2018 — and it's going to be especially crucial for Trump's reelection chances in 2020.
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We may still be waiting for a new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm — and, frankly, may be waiting for the rest of time — but Saturday Night Live has the next best thing: Bern Your Enthusiasm.
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The big generational shift since then, it seems, is from cynicism and avoidance to an admiration of the hustle and an enthusiasm for all the enthusiasm, which has dovetailed perfectly with the new laissez faire.
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But the enthusiasm of all involved suggests it was worth it.
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I think there was a misread on the early vote enthusiasm.
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This enthusiasm for all things Harry Potter is expected to continue.
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After our first-day enthusiasm, the challenge before us became clear.
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The challenge wasn't met with enthusiasm by all the young chefs.
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When Joe Simpson speaks about the work, his enthusiasm is infectious.
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But that wasn't enough to guarantee investor enthusiasm on Wall Street.
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This year, voter enthusiasm for the midterms is on the rise.
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Youth and enthusiasm make up for what it lacks in experience.
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Atlanta Barry Black-ish Curb Your Enthusiasm GLOW The Marvelous Mrs.
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JASHINSKY: We see the enthusiasm gap narrowing, which is pretty impressive.
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What does that tell you about enthusiasm for the Trump Agenda?
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The House Republican leadership has demonstrated no enthusiasm for impeaching Koskinen.
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But more were drawn to his infectious enthusiasm and boyish charm.
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In my book, that brand of enthusiasm gets partial rebound credit.
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"I think it starts with Dan Aykroyd's enthusiasm," Dippold told Mashable.
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That is totally lacking when it comes to curbing financial enthusiasm.
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Independence movements within Russia, however, aren't met with the same enthusiasm.
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Having a corporate background, I can help balance out their enthusiasm.
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Sometimes the force of someone's enthusiasm carries its own strategic weight.
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While there was fervent enthusiasm for Cruz, former New Hampshire Sen.
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Our leisurely pace was unfamiliar and drained me of my enthusiasm.
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But the enthusiasm gap between parties was far larger in 2010.
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Enthusiasm turned quickly to shock for many home team fans though.
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All applicants must share an enthusiasm to work across The Economist.
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Those are delicious, enthusiasm inducing colors, and they'll amp you up.
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Instead, as the weekend progressed, it was performed with increasing enthusiasm.
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Polls don't quantify doubts, but anecdotally, enthusiasm for her is anemic.
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Each approach was met with enthusiasm, and a request for more.
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That was my exclamation point, my enthusiasm bleeding onto the page.
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But a spell under the regulatory microscope will dent that enthusiasm.
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He senses "enthusiasm" in the district for him to run again.
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Holding back buyer enthusiasm are higher prices and continuing lean supply.
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But now Democrats worry they might have a surfeit of enthusiasm.
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His enthusiasm for life is the legacy we will forever remember.
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Does this diminish your enthusiasm for Chinese investments in any way?
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But their enthusiasm about the industry helped drive the FDA crackdown.
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With enthusiasm like that, the future of computer science looks bright.
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That program still exists, but there's no real enthusiasm for it.
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"I appreciate the enthusiasm of the New York delegation," he said.
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William's work ethic, enthusiasm, and mastery of his beat are remarkable.
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It measures enthusiasm in a way that traditional polling does not.
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I'm absolutely certain that enthusiasm flows upwards to the Alphabet level.
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They both laugh – with a little too much hard-pumped enthusiasm.
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The level of enthusiasm in the final was no small thing.
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Democrats insist they have the edge in voter enthusiasm and organization.
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But Mair's death did not mar the enthusiasm for fighting texts.
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Within a few years, though, enthusiasm for them had fizzled out.
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But she says enthusiasm has increased as the Games draw closer.
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But it is possible that the Juul craze has rekindled enthusiasm.
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But when it came to food, British hostility transformed into enthusiasm.
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The lack of enthusiasm shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.
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The weak pound has dampened traditionally peripatetic Britons' enthusiasm for travel.
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Improving economic data have driven the most recent spurt of enthusiasm.
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His enthusiasm matches that of the many people buying Hostess Snacks.
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Her yelled enthusiasm often substitutes colloquial declamation for conventionally melodic singing.
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Will that enthusiasm radiate out to other segments of the population?
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America's enthusiasm for avocados may be dented, however, by soaring prices.
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Yet enthusiasm for the alliance among petrolheads and analysts is muted.
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Despite concerns about inflated valuations, that fuels enthusiasm for more listings.
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But there was an enthusiasm because we'd finally found each other.
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There is little enthusiasm as to who they will vote for.
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Backstage host Nicole Byers's breathless enthusiasm schtick had a similar effect.
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Yet enthusiasm for their efforts was confined to a small minority.
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Investors' enthusiasm in London, however, is not being matched in China.
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Each approach was met with enthusiasm and a request for more.
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The enthusiasm after Louisville accepted Google Fiber's offer tells the story.
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You know how you love watching Curb Your Enthusiasm at home?
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"He just had a childlike wonder and enthusiasm," Hemsworth, 35, said.
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I felt neither inflamed with enthusiasm nor steeped in boiling hate.
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Despite Democratic enthusiasm, dynamics in individual states heavily favored the GOP.
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And she disputed that there is an "enthusiasm deficit" for Biden.
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The money purchased 1.5 million television ads—but precious little enthusiasm.
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This new smartphone has important limitations that must temper my enthusiasm.
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It also means more extra lives, potentially, Gibbons noted with enthusiasm.
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The poster reveal was met with enthusiasm all across the internet.
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Enough has been written about investor exuberance and enthusiasm for cybersecurity.
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For instance, it isn't hard to find enthusiasm about Latin America.
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The June primaries were an early indicator of Democrats' heightened enthusiasm.
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Even at my age, I have the same enthusiasm and happiness.
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None of them broke through, despite the enthusiasm they generated nationally.
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Some people think it's just expressing an enthusiasm for stone fruits.
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Enthusiasm, photography skills, and the willingness to go above and beyond.
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That did not seem to dampen enthusiasm for the result, however.
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When I later told Faulds about Atwater's enthusiasm, he actually gasped.
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"Prices will be higher because investor enthusiasm runs high," Zhou said.
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She has so much energy, enthusiasm, and is just so nice.
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This type of spontaneous enthusiasm filters through the music of Weaves.
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Ralph Northam won the Virginia gubernatorial race: increased enthusiasm among Dem.
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Unfortunately for O'Rourke, the polls don't reflect quite that same enthusiasm.
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Fans claim the mascots are about unbridled enthusiasm for the game.
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Still, there's plenty of enthusiasm for the IPO across Wall Street.
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Immediate rematches elevate enthusiasm for the recently defeated over their peers.
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I don't know if you understand how challenging that enthusiasm is.
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I'd do both with enthusiasm and all the influence I have.
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Turkey's Arab neighbours welcomed back their former Ottoman master with enthusiasm.
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At the Tokyo beef buffet, enthusiasm about Canadian beef transcended borders.
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She lost because she campaigned in the wrong states - no enthusiasm!
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And that's refreshing — emotions, freak outs, meltdowns, and enthusiasm are refreshing.
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She's beyond thrilled to be there — and her enthusiasm is infectious.
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In this parched part of the continent, enthusiasm is drying up.
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The party needs strong teachers' unions and it needs their enthusiasm.
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As a result, enthusiasm going into recording was mild, at best.
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Newfound enthusiasm for them partly reflects upheaval in the media industry.
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But such elite enthusiasm was never universal, and prevailed only briefly.
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Obama (with mild enthusiasm) greets kid dressed as "lame duck" pic.twitter.
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There are other recent measures of Republican disaffection and Democratic enthusiasm.
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That said, the Met's enthusiasm for Mr. Nézet-Séguin is understandable.
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ERO agents have reportedly responded to the new mandate with enthusiasm.
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There is no shortage of national interest and enthusiasm for STEM.
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But this did nothing to dent Dick's enthusiasm for the sport.
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But the source of the Clinton campaign's extraterrestrial enthusiasm goes deeper.
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And I can tell you why, because, number one, the enthusiasm.
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The music should generate plenty of enthusiasm for scatting — and sketching.
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There's a touch of eugenicist fervor about her enthusiasm, though Penrose
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Stalin in Russia, and the enthusiasm demonstrated for the illicit showings
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But such commitments crumble after each race, taking enthusiasm with them.
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Ive continued on at Apple, but his enthusiasm was greatly diminished.
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But, as the enthusiasm for Sanders's campaign grew, her perspective changed.
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Yet Mr. de Blasio has pursued his role with obvious enthusiasm.
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We will miss his energy, focus and enthusiasm for our company.
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Kornacki noted that there is already enthusiasm on the Democratic side.
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More than that, Democrats hold a significant advantage in voter enthusiasm.
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The entire village accepted Rukorera, and especially his cows, with enthusiasm.
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And everyone starts with enthusiasm and a deep desire for change.
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Other polls have showed a similar enthusiasm gap favoring the Democrats.
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For Kent, the reward is seeing the enthusiasm among his guests.
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There's great enthusiasm in the Republican Party except in the establishment.
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The employees seemed disarmed by his enthusiasm and his English accent.
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That lack of enthusiasm manifested in different ways in each city.
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Indeed, her enthusiasm for doing so often makes her run late.
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That Wall crumbled in a rush of enthusiasm in January 2018.
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Some outside the state's borders have expressed enthusiasm for the idea.
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Democratic leaders point to enthusiasm, turnout, demographics (and opposition to Trump).
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"Enthusiasm for the concept of wine outpaced concrete knowledge," she said.
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But even that did little to dampen Russians' enthusiasm for Putin.
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She, I think, is underperforming in terms of turnout and enthusiasm.
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Yet the experience didn't blunt Mr. Blum's enthusiasm for his product.
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He took up some golf, I recall, but not with enthusiasm.
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President Babangida survived it, but his enthusiasm for Lagos did not.
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There was the enthusiasm of her nonverbal consent, which changes everything.
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At the same time, they stop short of full-throated enthusiasm.
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JPMorgan analysts had urged investors to curb some of their enthusiasm.
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He radiates an enthusiasm and a curiosity that borders on childlike.
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The enthusiasm hedge fund managers are showing is not universally shared.
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Without Lady Isobel's enthusiasm, there might not be a Stanley Cup.
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Portlanders ate up this particular expression of political activism with enthusiasm.
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Instead, they have little more than Mr. Evans's enthusiasm for juice.
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The goal is to offer your partner encouragement and express enthusiasm.
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I see a lot of joy and enthusiasm in the kids.
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I dropped chunks of dope into my spoon with reckless enthusiasm.
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But Boz says research has shown "overwhelming enthusiasm" for the product.
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The idea has been met with enthusiasm from Main Street advocates.
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Professional investors have provided much of the enthusiasm for the market.
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He attributes his passion for the environment to his boyhood enthusiasm.
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The Fed, therefore, may wish to temper its "mission accomplished" enthusiasm.
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But only two could muster the enthusiasm to vote this time.
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But his enthusiasm is contagious, and McDonald's takes off like gangbusters.
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We need sleep in order to revitalize our energy and enthusiasm.
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Is it pretentious to show enthusiasm, to have an enquiring attitude?
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As an author, King is familiar with fan enthusiasm gone awry.
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He clearly had no enthusiasm for any kind of armed intervention.
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But at the local level, immigration continues to draw grassroots enthusiasm.
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The things I needed were boring things like consistency, reliability, enthusiasm.
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As for the enthusiasm around Biden, "not so much," she said.
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On the whole, however, the evidence has not equaled the enthusiasm.
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Enthusiasm, resilience and good humour were deemed to be more important.
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This report won't significantly deflate their enthusiasm for defeating Mr. Trump.
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But it wouldn't happen with enthusiasm and it could be close.
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That reverence and enthusiasm seem more suited to the distant past.
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They exude an enthusiasm for historical precedents and their pictorial inventions.
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Are you finding a lot of enthusiasm for the buprenorphine program?
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They shared their new enthusiasm during a trip away from campus.
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But that did not dampen Ms. Butina's enthusiasm for his candidacy.
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Unfortunately, the top of the ticket offers less cause for enthusiasm.
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Some aspirants Russell met lacked the talent to match their enthusiasm.
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This year, enthusiasm for both parties is simply off the charts.
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"Beach volleyball!" said Ledecka, who definitely does not lack for enthusiasm.
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Democrats' enthusiasm aside, there are reasons for skepticism about their chances.
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For your enthusiasm and energy in exploring the city with us.
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It's easy to understand their enthusiasm for the space more broadly.
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"Enthusiasm is on Democrats' side," said moderate Democratic strategist Kristen Hawn.
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But that "bonus" never materialised, further sapping enthusiasm for the project.
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If she could muster such enthusiasm, maybe my experiment was working?
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The ongoing Covid-220 pandemic only adds to that escapist enthusiasm.
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Enthusiasm can be a highly fluctuant variable in a political cycle.
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Enthusiasm for the upcoming 5G cycle has also lifted the stock.
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But it has been hard for traders to muster much enthusiasm.
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It's time to pump the brakes on the Daniel Jones enthusiasm.
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At its most pure, fandom is an expression of mass enthusiasm.
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Dr. McEwen was known for his enthusiasm in training young scientists.
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As enthusiasm for single malt has grown, whisky tourism has rocketed.
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Dr. Prum is indeed given to enthusiasm, and to intellectual contention.
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Iconis doesn't apologize for his enthusiasm for pop culture and pastiche.
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She brought with her a restless enthusiasm and an indefatigable drive.
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There is no enthusiasm gap found between Democrats and Republicans [there].
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Ideology in part explains the enthusiasm for such projects among leftists.
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"We have so much more enthusiasm than them," Mr. Trump said.
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"We actually left Iowa with a lot of enthusiasm," Klobuchar said.
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For all their enthusiasm about eating, cooking can pose some challenges.
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As we've seen so far in the Democratic primary, enthusiasm matters.
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" Pelosi added that the results showed "the enthusiasm for our candidates.
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His enthusiasm on Wednesday proved it's not for want of trying.
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"Python benefited so much from her quiet, persistent enthusiasm," he wrote.
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That said, Gates' Porsche enthusiasm does indicate a failure of imagination.
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By 1967 popular enthusiasm for the cause was at its height.
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Other members of the court showed less enthusiasm for the case.
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An idea and enthusiasm are not enough to make the grade.
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In the young men, Houser saw raw talent, drive and enthusiasm.
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The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" music wouldn't have sounded out of place.
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However, Democrats have taken a much higher leap in enthusiasm vs.
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Just a pretty good ear and a whole lot of enthusiasm.
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I love the enthusiasm and juice I get out of it.
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The enthusiasm for legal cannabis in the United States is growing.
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There was evident enthusiasm in New Mexico for the president's arrival.
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None of this history seems to have tempered Mr. Trump's enthusiasm.
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It's that genuine enthusiasm that drove Wozniak to work in computing.
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Many seem driven by a genuine enthusiasm for women's well-being.
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"Energy, workrate, enthusiasm and hunger," said Gold of the Tolouse prop.
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"You know, as some might say, curb your enthusiasm," Cruz quipped.
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Mr. Silvers spent three semesters studying law, without enthusiasm, at Yale.
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And so far, donors in the US have responded with enthusiasm.
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Since then enthusiasm for the once-forbidden hobby has taken hold.
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Clinton, but that was not enough to gin up voters' enthusiasm.
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Tell me — tell me where this great enthusiasm has manifested itself?
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And as we travel around the country, the enthusiasm, the confidence.
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The enthusiasm for the local product has been far more muted.
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The noise, the fervor and the enthusiasm had captured his imagination.
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Still, he said, "there's enthusiasm in the hallways, that's for sure."
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Beguiled by Adams's energy and enthusiasm, Bridgers brought her best songs.
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Not all of the enthusiasm appears to have arisen organically, however.
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Go deeper: Enthusiasm for Elizabeth Warren surges in new 2020 poll
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"I guess your enthusiasm had him fooled," he said, and winked.
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The artists have another thing in common: enthusiasm for the project.
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They haven't shown similar enthusiasm for blowing out their own candles.
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For his part, Mr. Sanders defended his agenda with plain enthusiasm.
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There was next to no enthusiasm either for Falcon or Maduro.
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But I think, overall, I'm glad there's enthusiasm for the pieces.
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The enthusiasm for the primaries is proving to be some encouragement.
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The skit followed an earlier, and frankly funnier, sketch called "Bern Your Enthusiasm," in which Mr. David revisited the familiar plotlines and characters of his show "Curb Your Enthusiasm," but in the character of Mr. Sanders.
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In Arizona and Pennsylvania, there isn't much of an enthusiasm gap, but also not much enthusiasm either, with fewer than half of voters saying they are extremely or very enthusiastic about voting for president this year.
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"Several well-known art historians had already seen the painting and had expressed their enthusiasm about its appearance, and Blaise and I shared that enthusiasm," Mr. Buvelot wrote in an email to The New York Times.
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As I think we've proven with this discussion, there's plenty of enthusiasm out there for the genre; if Hollywood wants to capture that enthusiasm, it needs to let the rom-com succeed on its own terms.
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Terry McAuliffe (D): Enthusiasm is on Democrats' side Democrats argue that voter enthusiasm is on their side in the early months of Trump's administration, touting their surprisingly competitive, although ultimately unsuccessful, special election performances in GOP strongholds.
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The enthusiasm of the "1990s" crypto investors on valuation never matched the enthusiasm of the "1960s" crowd of crypto researchers and core blockchain designers, who focused on the potential of these technologies over the vagaries of price.
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Biden inspires more enthusiasm in Texas (29%) than California (22%), but enthusiasm about him as the nominee has taken a sharp dip since December in both states (down 13 points in California and 15 points in Texas).
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Longtime industry observers may recall, for example, Jurvetson's early enthusiasm for nanotech.
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Enthusiasm for UBIs has spawned pressure groups, public campaigns and randomised trials.
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Enthusiasm for the Humanities, though, is much diminished in today's educational institutions.
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" She adds that she personally "support[s] these changes with great enthusiasm.
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Trump is the perfect solution to the enthusiasm gap, many Democrats say.
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The enthusiasm on display echoed that of gatherings in the mid-22s.
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The story is clearly informed at some level by a fan's enthusiasm.
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Polling before the midterms generally indicated greater enthusiasm among Democrats than Republicans.
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Cruz overcame significant deficits in fundraising and enthusiasm to defeat Democratic Rep.
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It's feeding the enthusiasm of the supporters who are already behind him.
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It was Dewey-Hagborg's enthusiasm for AI that brought her into this.
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He really stressed their work ethic, but also their energy and enthusiasm.
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And when that happens, it's met with a whole lot of enthusiasm.
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Yet there was little enthusiasm for voting in the city of Sulaimaniya.
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The enthusiasm around Perot was blamed for giving the presidency to Clinton.
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The grassroots enthusiasm of audiences and critics in Toronto changed their fortunes.
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But those familial complications have not lessened Rob's enthusiasm for the romance.
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Still, Smith's hiring so far has been met with enthusiasm in Champaign.
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Paramore, Skrillex, and Weezer have done it, to great enthusiasm and success.
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The overwhelming enthusiasm has led them to go on a hiring spree.
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A Supreme Court nomination generates so much enthusiasm in a Republican base.
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It's the result of something good: my enthusiasm for so many things.
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Gibson — who has also found an enthusiasm for running — dropped 115 lbs.
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When asking people about their experience with WeChat, you'll only hear enthusiasm.
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President Xi Jinping's enthusiasm for the game has helped spark a frenzy.
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Kamala Harris for the crowd size and "enthusiasm" of her campaign launch.
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Scraping over brown patches and dodging lumpen rocks inspires far less enthusiasm.
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While enthusiasm helps, coming off as desperate is uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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That may be because of voters' lack of enthusiasm for either candidate.
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And Nosrat's enthusiasm is recorded not just in the words she says.
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The King's childlike enthusiasm is part of what makes the account magical.
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Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
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Turnout did not signal their hoped for upswing in enthusiasm and participation.
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Similarly, enthusiasm for forcing down prices through persuasion or law has faded.
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In the past, enthusiasm for the high school productions had been minimal.
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He had been surprised by their lack of enthusiasm for the idea.
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Maisel" and Larry David's chronicle of everyday annoyances in "Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Stock market investors showed lukewarm enthusiasm for Pivotal Software's debut on Friday.
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The left's rising enthusiasm makes Mrs Merkel's strategy of asymmetric demobilisation impossible.
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Mr Scheer shares his predecessor's enthusiasm for smaller government and lower taxes.
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S. sentiment and his enthusiasm for better ties with Russia and China.
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Investor enthusiasm for Chinese tech stocks has jumped over the past year.
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Her enthusiasm for trade often sits uncomfortably with her scepticism of migration.
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So far, these factors don't seem to be denting consumers' enthusiasm though.
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For the senator, those numbers are not only a measure of enthusiasm.
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But it has dampened the enthusiasm of some — and not just Democrats.
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The senator is seeing enthusiasm and curiosity from voters on the ground.
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LinkedIn does not share their enthusiasm for memetic warfare or political content.
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Still, it is hard not to be won over by his enthusiasm.
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But once it started to affect my anxiety levels, their enthusiasm waned.
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And enthusiasm for the incredible possibilities that lie ahead for our country.
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Particularly, Buttigieg's sincere approach is generating enthusiasm among the Democratic donor class.
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Her enthusiasm for the Ramblers is enough to make anyone a fan.
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But that enthusiasm has died because of lawsuits and lack of clarity.
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Much better was Larry David as Bernie Sanders in Bern Your Enthusiasm.
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Though contemptuous of Mr Trump, most expressed little enthusiasm for either party.
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The actor is currently starring on the HBO comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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We still see it in the enthusiasm for blockchain and so on.
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For the Millennials, their enthusiasm and youth is accompanied by unavoidable carelessness.
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Young women have rejoined the workforce with much more enthusiasm than men.
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I mean the enthusiasm levels are just totally -- totally off the charts.
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Instead of talking about passion, employers should rather be asking for enthusiasm.
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Republicans have said a "Brett bounce" is increasing enthusiasm among their base.
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PERINO: So, there&aposs a lot of enthusiasm on the Democratic side.
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I'd forwarded the confirmation email because I hadn't exactly resented his enthusiasm.
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It is generating patriotic fervour as well as enthusiasm for space science.
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Founder Nadir Bagaveyev said the enthusiasm generated by SpaceX has proved helpful.
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Latin Americans appear to be losing some of their enthusiasm for it.
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Her enthusiasm actually made me feel really comfortable to take her red!
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The enthusiasm levels for manufacturers went up 27 points in two months.
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In the reporting that we see, there's been a surge in enthusiasm.
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There is some enthusiasm for Christine Lagarde, currently head of the IMF.
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Good because it means no over enthusiasm, which argues for longer cycle.
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Unfortunately for founders, enthusiasm can be fickle while burn rates are stubborn.
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The exit burn from the financing stage doesn't necessarily reflect current enthusiasm.
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His death encouraged people to tell stories of Lee's kindness and enthusiasm.
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News of a possible reconciliation was greeted with enthusiasm from some fans.
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This is where my enthusiasm for the Ambeo soundbar started to falter.
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But the master isn't so easily impressed with the young upstart's enthusiasm.
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I love the enthusiasm, but our bodies are their own solar system.
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There&aposs a lot of Netroots enthusiasm for pushing the I word.
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"I took that as enthusiasm for voting, but I was sorely mistaken."
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But in L.A., the enthusiasm for her only appears to be growing.
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He also voiced enthusiasm about the company's ongoing plan to repurchase shares.
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Here's why: What pure ideological identification doesn't capture is enthusiasm and intensity.
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And his shakeup has not met with enthusiasm from the entire department.
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In other words: Democrats were counting on Barack Obama-levels of enthusiasm.
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But as a measure of Democratic enthusiasm, low turnout could prove significant.
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Twitter responded with enthusiasm and a few queer scenarios of their own.
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Amazon Studios "had the most enthusiasm," Apatow told IndieWire in an interview.
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Is there any reason to doubt the model's enthusiasm for the Spurs?
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But it should at least encourage gold bulls to curb their enthusiasm.
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It's true that self-reported "enthusiasm" for Clinton is down among Democrats.
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They did so, however, with varying levels of enthusiasm for each approach.
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Weide is skeptical about enthusiasm among Western users for such a service.
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The drive toward renewable energy is generating enthusiasm in the private sector.
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The enthusiasm Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have generated is potentially significant.
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There is simply more enthusiasm fueling his campaign than Clinton's, he said.
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After he dialed back his enthusiasm for stocks once again on Dec.
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Despite the enthusiasm from private tech investors, this technology is still nascent.
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She's a huge fan of Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Broad City.
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For both sides, the race looks set to hinge on voter enthusiasm.
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Twelve minutes into the high, I was bottoming with ease and enthusiasm.
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Black people showed out for this movie and I'm enjoying the enthusiasm.
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In spite of the risk, there is growing enthusiasm for the industry.
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"After Wimbledon, I needed a break to regain my enthusiasm," Ferrer said.
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Still, it could curtail investor enthusiasm for initial public offerings, he said.
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The brilliant new ideas, enthusiasm, optimism, work ethic, and ambition is infectious.
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"It is difficult to see overwhelming physician enthusiasm for anacetrapib," Campbell said.
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They're hoping to replicate that energy and enthusiasm in the ObamaCare fight.
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And then move on as quickly as possible with positivity and enthusiasm.
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Democratic enthusiasm is creating crowded primary fields in some GOP-held districts.
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That aggression and that enthusiasm is what I admired most about him.
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The potential for lighter regulation added to his enthusiasm for the sector.
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Your intelligence doesn't matter, your enthusiasm doesn't matter, your ability doesn't matter.
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But private-sector enthusiasm faded when promises of contracts did not materialise.
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In his enthusiasm, Mr Gioia's analysis of improvisation sometimes veers into abstraction.
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Mrs Clinton has backed away from her earlier enthusiasm for the TPP.
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The ninth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm premieres on HBO October 1.
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I hope that's what my enthusiasm through all of this is conveying.
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But we want them to take that enthusiasm to the ballot box.
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Whether the sudden enthusiasm of younger voters will matter is still unclear.
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And by that point we had lost our momentum and our enthusiasm.
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Let's hope that enthusiasm will translate into better support for the game.
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Many observers expected the one-week delay to tamp down voter enthusiasm.
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I have even more enthusiasm for this project than I've ever had.
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When we started out there was a lot of enthusiasm around us.
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It's not just China's broad indexes that have benefited from the enthusiasm.
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Enthusiasm for online-only banks was palpable at the Fintech Week conference.
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"We want to make sure people are tempering their enthusiasm," Page said.
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Teste's enthusiasm for tinkering with form meshes well with Cassavetes' own oeuvre.
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I know that all three of these feminists supported Chisholm with enthusiasm.
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However, the potential risk from some of Trump's policies have dampened enthusiasm.
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The attendance was small and there was no particular display of enthusiasm.
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We also knew there was a lot of enthusiasm from other investors.
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"I think enthusiasm trumps skill every time, therefore I won," she quips.
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The surveys aren't scientific but can gauge online enthusiasm for the candidates.
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They have all "expressed enthusiasm for their nomination," the organizers' statement added.
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Voters are also demonstrating increasingly strong enthusiasm for pro-gun safety candidates.
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But even if stocks bounce back, he doubts the enthusiasm will last.
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Who is responsible for this newfound climate enthusiasm, and is it sustainable?
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The city has a unique identity which may help generate such enthusiasm.
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Some current and former employees said they were impressed by his enthusiasm.
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On the matter of resource exploitation, Pompeo could hardly contain his enthusiasm.
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" Bozell said he derived "a feeling of enthusiasm for [Cruz] going forward.
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The Air Jordan 1 is largely responsible for modern-day sneaker enthusiasm.
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All of Obamaworld has been notably lacking in enthusiasm for Biden's candidacy.
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The results show slightly less enthusiasm than last year for political discussion.
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Wall Street's enthusiasm for the US-China trade truce has completely vanished.
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Yet Biden faces an enthusiasm gap, with more primary voters believing Sens.
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Remember Monday's enthusiasm over the trade truce between the US and China?
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American elites carried on the enthusiasm for hunting of their British counterparts.
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Struggles in the bank's wealth management division should temper investor enthusiasm, though.
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For starters, she does not have any voter enthusiasm from her base.
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STAR Market made its debut last month amid fanfare and investor enthusiasm.
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But Wednesday's figures are nonetheless a sign of enthusiasm for her candidacy.
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But the spirit of equality is there, and enthusiasm counts for something.
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A. I value boldness and enthusiasm, but only if measured with objectivity.
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Harris got "a better crowd — better crowd, better enthusiasm," the president added.
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But despite the constant setbacks, enthusiasm for the games have never faltered.
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There was a voter enthusiasm gap — for both parties in different areas.
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It also sparks enthusiasm among disgruntled lefties feeling forgotten by their party.
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Despite his obvious (and nerdily charming) enthusiasm, it did not go well.
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What's left for Charyn, then, is to outdo the competition in enthusiasm.
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Michael Holick's enthusiasm for vitamin D can be fairly described as extreme.
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Romagnolo spoke with enthusiasm, but not because he knew I was curious.
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The junta has broadcast songs and television programs to drum up enthusiasm.
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They're just very exciting to me because I can hear that enthusiasm.
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As the days wore on, our enthusiasm and energy turned to sorrow.
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But enthusiasm died quickly as the reality of the product set in.
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Placing disclosures though could dampen enthusiasm for some clearly high-engagement content.
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Whether companies' enthusiasm for digital currencies is overdone remains to be seen.
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Republican voter enthusiasm seems to have surged beyond what prognosticators had forecast.
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"All we have seen is enthusiasm for the Super Bowl," he said.
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"I loved our energy and our enthusiasm," Maryland Coach Brenda Frese said.
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It's not that she is bossy; it's that her enthusiasm is irresistible.
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What we'll learn tonight HOW STRONG IS DEMOCRATIC ENTHUSIASM IN THE MIDWEST?
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A new focus on profitability has sapped many employees of their enthusiasm.
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Part of the excitement surrounding the NCAA tournament is the fan enthusiasm.
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And in Alexandria, each excavation has been met with enthusiasm from residents.
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For starters, she frets that millennials may not applaud with appropriate enthusiasm.
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I stand accused by my happy technologist colleagues and their unrelenting enthusiasm.
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Editorial President Trump has displayed enthusiasm for brutality over the past year.
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In interviews, General Hifter has shown little enthusiasm for a free vote.
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Based on a conversation with him, enthusiasm around O'Rourke is three-fold.
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But still I remember at the time we were filled with enthusiasm.
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On the left there is a certain enthusiasm for a new approach.
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With a child's enthusiasm, he dives into YouTube to learn the culture.
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Perhaps Mr. Parker's greatest contribution to wine writing was his infectious enthusiasm.
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On the phone in her shop, Rina's face lit up with enthusiasm.
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Political operatives say it's another indication of the enthusiasm behind the Democrat.
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And that work, like his puzzles, is fresh and full of enthusiasm.
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Failed votes haven't dampened the enthusiasm for Obamacare repeal in the past.
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Mr. Trump's aides have adopted his approach, albeit with less apparent enthusiasm.
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But she said the episode had dampened her enthusiasm for the business.
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I anticipate diminished enthusiasm from the winners as well as the audience.
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For Björk, it's "a love letter to enthusiasm and optimism," she said.
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These actions might make for more boring news and more tempered enthusiasm.
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"I deeply appreciate your enthusiasm and support for my work," he wrote.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) was down 33 points on enthusiasm against Obama.
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If he can bring some enthusiasm and stability, then I'm very optimistic.
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Enthusiasm may have been missing from much of the festivities this year.
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But none of that should dampen liberal enthusiasm or soften liberal resolve.
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It's nice to have the added bit of enthusiasm from the crowd.
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Mr. Xi's rise has been marked by rekindled enthusiasm for traditional culture.
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He recalled how his enthusiasm caused Mr. Paddock to pause and turn.
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That enthusiasm has led to a surge of Democrats running for office.
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Social media can work wonders for spreading scientific ideas, observations and enthusiasm.
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First, the initial wild enthusiasm in financial markets for Trump policies faded.
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The 10th season premiere of CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM follows at 10:30.
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But, reading their names out loud to the kids, I showed enthusiasm.
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Nonetheless, the takeover was greeted with the enthusiasm befitting a suitable engagement.
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They will also get sick more and might dampen enthusiasm for work.
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It should also be said that Antarctica lived up to Doug's enthusiasm.
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The disparity in enthusiasm between the two sides makes it even steeper.
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There has been enthusiasm about the so-called "liquid biopsy" for years.
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In fact, Democrats' enthusiasm today more closely resembles the 2008 presidential election.
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They will not go home pumped up with enthusiasm, determination and pride.
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Based on this enthusiasm, pollsters have — in general — assumed a large turnout.
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The prospect of the corporate tax rate cut has bolstered investor enthusiasm.
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This may explain some of its enthusiasm in supporting that terror group.
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I felt like a wet blanket, continually challenging the other doctors' enthusiasm.
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The enthusiasm sprouted a coaching tree from the 33-year-old McVay.
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"Show me that you have some enthusiasm or some passion," Bitte says.
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Cramer said he did not understand the market's enthusiasm for the stock.
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The new 2020 GLB compact crossover SUV, however, initially challenged my enthusiasm.
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At the same time he seemed endlessly upbeat and brimming with enthusiasm.
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But seeing it explore more recent music with increasing enthusiasm is gratifying.
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The ABC News/Washington Post poll shows decreased enthusiasm among Trump's supporters.
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Rich relationships infect you with their good habits, positive mindset, and enthusiasm.
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His joyous enthusiasm for what he does has an almost messianic quality.
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What matters more in winning elections: voter enthusiasm or the ground game?
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But even more concerning for the blue team: The enthusiasm gap flipped.
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Enthusiasm for the movement dipped after the election of President Barack Obama.
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John rattled the entire piece with enthusiasm and absolute vim and vigor.
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We had to foster growth and create a new energy and enthusiasm.
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Do you have more details on Apple's apparent enthusiasm for self-censorship?
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But, from the show's perspective, her enthusiasm is actually a bad omen.
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"There was tremendous enthusiasm and electricity in the air," Mr. Vallone said.
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Still, the survey found that there's more enthusiasm on the Republican side.
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That enthusiasm carried over to a recent hands-on with the device.
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Still, he has taken to the "Inner Telescope" project with evident enthusiasm.
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Taking a more conservative approach would potentially diminish some of that enthusiasm.
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"The enthusiasm that should have been there was not there," he says.
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The renewed interest in textile making is also creating enthusiasm for classes.
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This breakthrough absolutely deserves to be met with enthusiasm and earnest discussion.
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And the Democratic advantage extended beyond simple voter preferences to voter enthusiasm.
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Enthusiasm has waned among Wall Street analysts, including IPO underwriter Morgan Stanley.
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If they don't know what to look for, enthusiasm can sputter out.
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Enthusiasm for the markets may be just a tad too much, however.
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I missed her optimism and her endless enthusiasm for gossip and chocolate.
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Voter enthusiasm may already have been chilled by the killing of Gen.
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Boycotts of brewers that sell to the stores have begun with enthusiasm.
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Nevertheless, Trump's promise to roll back government regulations has spurred economic enthusiasm.
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Democrats in both the 13th and 21st Districts have enthusiasm to spare.
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Those results have in turn cooled the development community's enthusiasm for microcredit.
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"Rarely have I rooted for a monster with such enthusiasm," she wrote.
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How to watch: Curb Your Enthusiasm is now streaming on HBO Now.
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The season finale of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" guest stars Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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" Brooke Shields and two "Curb Your Enthusiasm" stars come to "Cash Cab.
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They continued to do so, but with dwindling enthusiasm and fewer votes.
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"Most of them agreed to take part in my project with enthusiasm."
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Say what you like about vapers, but you can't fault their enthusiasm.
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The piece, however, is not about millennials' unending enthusiasm for '90s nostalgia.
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Any such minor boost has likely also been offset by the uncertainty of the Trump era, which may blunt investor enthusiasm, and Trump's failure to deliver on big promises, cooling any enthusiasm or faith that could fuel job growth.
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But it hardly softens the blow for Clinton aides to see the voter enthusiasm for Sanders and his anti-Wall Street message translate into increased scrutiny over her "enthusiasm gap" and the speaking fees she's taken from Wall Street.
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He was right, that's true; she didn't have the same amount of enthusiasm.
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Mr Modi cannot be blamed for the over-enthusiasm of righteous citizen-proctors.
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So how to convey enthusiasm to someone who is not a corporate contact?
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Mr. Clinton had taken office trumpeting enthusiasm for multinational humanitarian and peacekeeping operations.
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President Trump is a businessman who has shown an enthusiasm for empowering states.
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The environment created by that energy and enthusiasm in turn enables candidate recruitment.
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Is the public getting carried away in its enthusiasm for the local hero?
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At the Detroit auto show in January he noted all automakers' excessive enthusiasm.
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Jimmy describes himself as a charismatic individual with lots of energy and enthusiasm.
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But here&aposs what that doesn&apost take into consideration, Democratic voter enthusiasm.
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We very much appreciate the unwavering support and enthusiasm, from Diamond and Silk.
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She continues to lead the group with empowering confidence, grace, and infectious enthusiasm.
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Markets, however, would be unlikely to greet with enthusiasm such a repeat performance.
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We know that the TechCrunch community shares our deep enthusiasm for these topics.
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Seacrest was greeted with enthusiasm at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
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Many people did travel DC to see Trump and to show their enthusiasm.
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Traditionally, the vice presidential choice is used to build enthusiasm among party loyalists.
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Said Doran: "My goal is simply to share the enthusiasm for new discoveries."
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But for all our enthusiasm, we're generally rubbish at setting New Year's resolutions.
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The game, captured only on social media snippets, causes an fury of enthusiasm.
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And wherever there's enthusiasm, there's also interest from sources of private investment capital.
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Not a complete deal-breaker but suggests a cooling of enthusiasm (see also: ).
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This year, Democratic enthusiasm has surged in response to Trump and his policies.
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Then came Title IX and the ensuing wave of enthusiasm for women's sports.
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Brimming with enthusiasm, Cabet sailed back to Paris and announced— first things first!
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Then, you prototype and publicize the idea and hope that grassroots enthusiasm snowballs.
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She's thrilled by the possibility, and dismayed by her husband's lack of enthusiasm.
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Scooters are, at once, tech's aged, blind enthusiasm and its newer, reflexive skepticism.
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The dissonance didn't confuse his supporters, nor did it tamp down enthusiasm Saturday.
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Golan, who sports a full beard and smokes Marlboro Red cigarettes, radiates enthusiasm.
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When it comes to empowerment fantasies for artists, nothing beats overwhelming critical enthusiasm.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced the new offer with his usual enthusiasm. .
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I took in her enthusiasm before turning to see the object of it.
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Some of the new enthusiasm for museums is explained by changes in demand.
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It is harder to get press coverage or voter enthusiasm for dormant proposals.
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Compared with the surprising enthusiasm for Mr Sanders, they were therefore hardly covered.
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The remaining candidates offer little enthusiasm and far less divergence on the issues.
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The poll also indicates, however, that Republican enthusiasm for the midterms has increased.
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In a flight of enthusiasm, Rickey had invited me to attend the dinner.
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It's a way for eclipse chasers to kind of fuel each other's enthusiasm.
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His enthusiasm for a brute like Mr Duterte gives heart to brutes everywhere.
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It took six years to get a ninth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Under Henry's children, Edward VI and Mary, state zealotry fuelled outrage and enthusiasm.
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Davidson was dating Cazzie David, daughter of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" creator Larry David.
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I didn't have the heart to tell him that, so I feigned enthusiasm.
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"We've had so much enthusiasm, way exceeding what we ever imagined," said Messersmith.
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Could he not muster the slightest enthusiasm to be reunited with that kid?
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"Investor enthusiasm around the idea of easier Fed policy is understandable," Wilson said.
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This could be seen as a sign of increased enthusiasm among the cohort.
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The rabid enthusiasm I saw at New York Comic Con in 2013 mellowed.
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His enthusiasm is so strong that he doesn&apost charge anyone to visit.
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But kaolin apart, its greatest advantage lay in centuries of consistent imperial enthusiasm.
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The big issue is a lack of enthusiasm, not a lack of liquidity.
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Vanguard is responding to the enthusiasm by expanding its suite of investment options.
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The latest ABC/Post poll showed a lack of enthusiasm among Clinton supporters.
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The combination of inexperience and gung-ho enthusiasm became the stuff of legend.
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Republicans must not get complacent or allow their enthusiasm or energy to falter.
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Such enthusiasm may in part reflect investors' bad habit of chasing recent performance.
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Following introductory remarks, woods opened by describing her initial enthusiasm for the project.
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On Curb Your Enthusiasm, Cheryl Hines certainly doesn't shy away from uncomfortable topics.
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That could cool investor enthusiasm for stocks and thus lead to lower prices.
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Hemley credited a 2014 CNN investigation with launching this new enthusiasm at CITES.
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It's why we're looking ahead to these upcoming months with utmost sartorial enthusiasm.
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Japan's government has granted the emperor's wish with a manifest lack of enthusiasm.
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The infectious enthusiasm for camaraderie and harmony of the Games is unseen here.
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I inherited all his enthusiasm by osmosis, thanks to our basement's close quarters.
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But the level of enthusiasm is proving in hindsight to have been overdone.
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Moreover, the governor's unabashed enthusiasm for Uber's self-driving program didn't go unrewarded.
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You've highlighted your skills, showed enthusiasm for the role and asked intelligent questions.
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First, you get to see that natural enthusiasm that's endeared him to millions.
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The enthusiasm seen at Rennsport, doesn't surprise Michelle Krebs, an analyst for Autotrader.
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Today, crowdfunded products aren't met with as much enthusiasm as they once did.
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It did not take long for Coughlin's enthusiasm to be replaced by exasperation.
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The artist formally known as Sarah Braverman tweeted her enthusiasm for a reboot.
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Clinton lacks enthusiasm (with the implicit contrast being that he has it). Mrs.
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But we both feel you should live fully and with enthusiasm your faith.
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The second includes reliable Republican voters who lack enthusiasm about this November's elections.
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Quirky is an example of what happens when a startup loses investor enthusiasm.
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Keep a very close eye on the disconnect between burn rate and enthusiasm.
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But my enthusiasm quickly turned to anxiety upon learning the internship was unpaid.
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But regulators' enthusiasm for alternatives is founded on technical rather than moral concerns.
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And if it happens, Trump has himself to thank for his competitor's enthusiasm.
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The judge brings the same boundless energy and enthusiasm to everything he does.
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The Trump economy has two things going for it: job creation and enthusiasm.
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I can't say I understand her math, but I do appreciate her enthusiasm.
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Our enthusiasm and excitement to meet the eldest Zidane is short-lived, however.
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I've been thinking about technology enthusiasm as long as WIRED has been published.
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Though this yellow lab would be a terrible mover, his enthusiasm is enviable.
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The Republican Party has an enthusiasm problem, and current leadership is to blame.
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It's a notable milestone, given the nation's longstanding lack of enthusiasm towards biotechnology.
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Nor is it clear how long progressive enthusiasm can sustain the teachers' walkout.
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Yet they were never greeted with the same enthusiasm as their male peers.
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Since then, however, the enthusiasm that greeted his election has begun to curdle.
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The only reason this show exists is because of your loyalty and enthusiasm.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm returns to HBO for Season 9 on Sunday, Oct. 1.
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And these news events serve primarily to heighten or dampen enthusiasm among supporters.
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" Blumenthal: "I haven't found colleagues really pushing back with any degree of enthusiasm.
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Luckily, those tiny reflective disks aren't the only way to show your enthusiasm.
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The Curb Your Enthusiasm theme plays as Bernie Sanders comes on stage. 8.
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Bernie Sanders, who has captured the energy and enthusiasm of younger Democratic voters.
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"Cryptocurrencies are taking over the world!" he says, gripping my arm in enthusiasm.
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Despite the enthusiasm around Jones' hiring last year, his departure was less positive.
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What happens when the pure joy of Narduwar meets the enthusiasm of Desiigner?
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But as these sequences went on, and on, and on, my enthusiasm waned.
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It's impossible to predict which toys will become the focus of faddish enthusiasm.
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Panay's enthusiasm bubbles over, he goes off script, and he often over-shares.
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She loves things with an unbridled enthusiasm usually reserved for primary school teachers.
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But differences in turnout aren't necessarily the result of differing levels of enthusiasm.
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This isn't the first time Sebastian has shown enthusiasm for singing Chicago songs.
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But this enthusiasm has been accompanied by another strain of thinking about #MeToo.
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But that risks diminishing their enthusiasm and eagerness to turn out to vote.
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Icon. Icon. Iconic. Give the ninth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm to him.
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However, he believes the short-term enthusiasm was overdone and could cause problems.
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Like Louie and Curb Your Enthusiasm before it, Better Things is intensely autobiographical.
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"Trump-Pence" signs are everywhere, while there's little indication of enthusiasm for Clinton.
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But both sides agree on one thing: Tuesday's election showed serious Democratic enthusiasm.
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Since taking over in 2012, Mr Xi has shown particular enthusiasm for ideology.
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Clinton, meanwhile, suffered from the enthusiasm gap many had warned about for months.
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We talked with Maris earlier today about his renewed enthusiasm for the company.
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Passion, enthusiasm, and loyalty have to be earned with currencies other than money.
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Her enthusiasm may have paled in comparison to that of her mother, however.
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There's almost a Curb Your Enthusiasm vibe to her day-to-day life.
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Back home in Leningrad, Knorosov began to study the hieroglyphs with great enthusiasm.
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Amid all of this enthusiasm and new energy, some liberals are still skeptical.
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Timing coupled with youthful enthusiasm were key to this crew becoming downtown icons.
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"Bern Your Enthusiasm" comes complete with parody versions of the original Curb cast.
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Yet political enthusiasm seems to be waning on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Amid the enthusiasm Abraham Lincoln and Elvis Presley were outed as crypto-Melungeons.
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Van Essen said the project had so far met with interest and enthusiasm.
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These attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong.
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Expatriate Burmese are returning in droves, bringing enthusiasm and professional expertise with them.
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The siblings share a birthday and a profound enthusiasm for the family trade.
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I was thrilled to see him light up with equal level and enthusiasm.
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Do you share my enthusiasm for the former mayor of our fair city?
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Extreme events bring about calls for change, but enthusiasm and accountability quickly wane.
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Texas has witnessed a surge in Democratic enthusiasm for this year's primary election.
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This was not just a moment of historic enthusiasm on Hyde-Smith's part.
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Jen Kirby I wonder if this type of enthusiasm has an expiration date.
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The reason for my enthusiasm for MrSpeakers' work is, well, the work itself.
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He greets me with the usual blend of boyish enthusiasm and earnest clarity.
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Brit: In your teens, at different ages and with varying amounts of enthusiasm.
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Trump on Monday said an uptick in enthusiasm has Republicans primed to perform.
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But his enthusiasm for her candidacy — and for her personally — seems severely limited.
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In particular, the GOP faces an enthusiasm gap among young women and minorities.
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Our leaders are not leading, but rather are being led by populist enthusiasm.
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Republicans pointed to a spike in enthusiasm among its base following Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Being stuck up a tree is a metaphor for an enthusiasm that overshoots.
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In my experience, this generation is characterized by its resourcefulness, enthusiasm and competitiveness.
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But over the years, enthusiasm waned as competitors came out with similar offerings.
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That surge in Democratic enthusiasm has translated into gains in the battleground states.
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That kind of enthusiasm can't be faked, and it's such a strong endorsement.
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Tesla's Autopilot system was introduced with great fanfare and customer enthusiasm last October.
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I think you'll see support and enthusiasm diminish and dry up for some.
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Clinton's power to name Supreme Court judges, has reciprocated his overtures with enthusiasm.
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Mr. Trudeau's continuing efforts to develop stronger ties with China received less enthusiasm.
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Sanders will bring enthusiasm and passion to a campaign that definitely needs it.
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A cursory look back through several decades of Games hardly supports such enthusiasm.
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They never discuss the real message and never show crowd size or enthusiasm.
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I also loved the enthusiasm and optimism around the potential of digital media.
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What do you think — did Kennedy lose his enthusiasm for killing affirmative action?
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Still, there has been considerable enthusiasm from the medical community as a whole.
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There is smart money investing in Bitcoin, but also plenty of naive enthusiasm.
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The lack of enthusiasm could be seen on and off the convention floor.
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After 30 or 40 pages, my enthusiasm for "The Girls" began to wane.
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Instead, there was widespread enthusiasm for getting people outdoors by any means possible.
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Former colleagues and fellow CEOs praise Rose's enthusiasm and ability to mobilise crowds.
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Still, the nagging worry about a lack of broad-based enthusiasm for Mrs.
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Sure enough, when Hanson was appointed CEO, analysts' enthusiasm could hardly be contained.
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Behavioral economics has stoked enthusiasm for using nudges as tools of public policy.
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The enthusiasm for analog technology and recording has taken Ulrich Sourisseau by surprise.
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And Democrats believe they will have an advantage in enthusiasm heading into November.
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Markets received the deal with enthusiasm even though it is still highly conditional.
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O'Rourke's uphill campaign has attracted grassroots enthusiasm and a flood of financial donations.
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Mr. Trump is the perfect solution to the enthusiasm gap, many Democrats say.
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But he has repeatedly expressed enthusiasm for some of its ideas and ambitions.
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"I wanted to experience the enthusiasm that I see on TV," she said.
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Kemp's allegations came amid a surge of voter enthusiasm ahead of Tuesday's election.
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Hackett's appointment generated a great deal of interest and enthusiasm on Wall Street.
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John Kasich (R) of "tamping down enthusiasm" for Republican House candidate Troy Balderson.
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Democrats also hold a narrow enthusiasm edge among likely voters, the poll found.
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Ventimiglia soon confirmed and tweeted his enthusiasm with this photo of the script.
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I enjoyed talking with these people, their enthusiasm for the game was infectious.
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It's a contagious enthusiasm, one that draws you in as a co-conspirator.
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The fundraising haul demonstrates how much Democratic enthusiasm there is about O'Rourke's candidacy.
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Feeding addiction, love, misery, excitement, the day to day, the ego, wellness, enthusiasm.
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Do you think this level of enthusiasm is going to persist into 13?
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It made me lose a lot of enthusiasm, and a lot of optimism.
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After she won the election, untainted expressions of enthusiasm from women were rare.
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In recent years, that overheated enthusiasm has finally begun to run its course.
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And there was just, among some, a lack of enthusiasm for her campaign.
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When speaking about climbing, his enthusiasm sometimes demands an exclamation point as punctuation.
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Dr. Thorne's enthusiasm for black holes is not confined to the scientific journals.
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It's pretty much the Platonic ideal of a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" plot twist.
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As a nation we seem to have lost all enthusiasm for racial integration.
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"We appreciate his enthusiasm," said Abbey Collins, a spokeswoman for Mr. Cuomo's campaign.
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But enthusiasm from fans, sponsors and, most of all, players positions it well.
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Surveys suggest growing enthusiasm among doctors, too, with more than half in favor.
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Enthusiasm about the technology sector had long propelled stock markets to new heights.
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Genetics now says: Yes they did, but apparently without enthusiasm or happy outcomes.
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There does not seem to be an enthusiasm gap between Democrats and Republicans.
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The school administration adopted the policy with enthusiasm in the winter of 1991.
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A meaningful market dive could also dampen enthusiasm within the vacation home market.
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Ms. Fuchs, still standing, shuffled her feet with enthusiasm (and more audible sobs).
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Will it shake Nancy Pelosi's lack of enthusiasm for a Green New Deal?
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She heard about the Dynamite Shop and was surprised by her son's enthusiasm.
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Do you think your event translated that online enthusiasm into real life results?
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Accounts of foreign enthusiasm reached the United States two months before Dvorak's arrival.
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It was an opportunity to say hello, glass in hand, with unalloyed enthusiasm.
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Choosing a moderate like Ms. Klobuchar, they say, would dampen general election enthusiasm.
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But his numbers have hovered in the teens, which could suggest softening enthusiasm.
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PARIS — At first, the French minister of culture welcomed the book with enthusiasm.
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"Phoning it in" means to do something with very little effort or enthusiasm.
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But in its lawsuit, Oracle has highlighted Mr. Ubhi's outspoken enthusiasm for Amazon.
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So far, however, all this enthusiasm has stopped at the United States border.
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The reason for this lack of enthusiasm among ordinary Iranians is no mystery.
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Suddenly, he felt an "enthusiasm that had been lost" returning to the club.
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The March 2628-28503 poll finds high voter enthusiasm among partisans as well.
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In Africa, the announcement was met with a mix of enthusiasm and caution.
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Overall, there's a 12-point enthusiasm gap between Mr. Trump and Mr. Biden.
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There are levels of enthusiasm that I have never seen in my lifetime.
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Elsewhere in virtual currencies: China's crackdown on crypto hasn't dented investor enthusiasm there.
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Mr. Bell, by his own account, quickly lost enthusiasm for the Gupta project.
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Netflix released those on Friday, presumably to fuel enthusiasm for the new season.
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The German news media called the sudden burst of enthusiasm the Schulz effect.
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Not every state has felt its proposals were welcomed with enthusiasm so far.
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Apparently, enthusiasm for art now seems to require the intermediary of electronic devices.
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And that lack of enthusiasm likely did play some role in her defeat.
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If we look at enthusiasm, however, Democrats have the clear advantage this year.
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I came back, was full of ideas and enthusiasm, and feeling incredibly independent.
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Don't be a fool!" and expressed enthusiasm to "work out a good deal!
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Crowd sizes and enthusiasm has returned to levels last seen several months ago.
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The Democratic enthusiasm advantage is real, and the historical trends are no joke.
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Despite the controversy, Sanders has maintained consistent enthusiasm among voters since last fall.
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Still, Mr. Alagna's enthusiasm for the often demanding title role came through undimmed.
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Enthusiasm for the trade deal has been hard to come by in Congress.
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Just as video enthusiasm was waning, Icahn took a large position in Blockbuster.
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However, some polling has suggested that public enthusiasm for the move is lukewarm.
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Warren has the organization and enthusiasm to make a strong showing in Iowa.
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While there was a flourish of enthusiasm, the deeply ingrained tensions have remained.
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And while at times she overdoes it, such enthusiasm is hard to fault.
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