Without exception, all of my reviewer colleagues who are enthusiastic about photography are enthusiastic about Fujifilm's mirrorless camera range.
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People are more enthusiastic about space travel than ever before That's important since people are more enthusiastic about space travel than ever before.
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The problem with getting too enthusiastic about the microbiome isn't much different from the problem with getting too enthusiastic about any research advances.
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Fewer than eight-in-10 Trump voters, 79 percent, say they are enthusiastic about the GOP nominee, while 83 percent of Clinton voters are enthusiastic about their candidate.
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I'm a little less enthusiastic about Ethereum … so far.
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Middleditch said he's particularly enthusiastic about WaterFX and Wright Electric.
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CEOs certainly are enthusiastic about the prospect of tax reform.
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That said, others are less enthusiastic about the new finding.
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Now in its second season, we are enthusiastic about this.
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"(Millennials) certainly are much more enthusiastic about learning," Doman said.
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I'm excited to be here and enthusiastic about the job.
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FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel was not enthusiastic about the memo.
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"Young farmers are quite enthusiastic about the vote," Manley says.
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He was just incredibly complimentary and enthusiastic about the project.
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"People get pretty rabidly enthusiastic about their candidates," he said.
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But on the whole, the left isn't enthusiastic about Gabbard.
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And needless to say, hospitals aren't enthusiastic about this idea.
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Republican voters may not have been enthusiastic about Donald Trump.
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"We're enthusiastic about responsible use of the robot," he says.
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Democratic moderates have been less than enthusiastic about the proposal.
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I know some bands are not so enthusiastic about that.
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Richard was so enthusiastic about the different styles on it.
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Ryan is more enthusiastic about cutting taxes on investment income.
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People are enthusiastic about us and believe what we say.
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Japanese farmers are also enthusiastic about the modern matcha movement.
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A mere 20163% are "very enthusiastic" about casting their ballot.
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However, other testers were much less enthusiastic about the beer.
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Thus, Palestinian leaders are hardly enthusiastic about Mr. Putin's initiative.
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"You guys are not enthusiastic about Hillary," their daughter said.
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He's been especially enthusiastic about his party's stance on pot.
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The two have been enthusiastic about joining forces in Washington.
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Voters are less and less enthusiastic about their own party.
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Republican primary voters were not particularly enthusiastic about Mitt Romney.
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Those who contributed comments seemed overwhelmingly enthusiastic about the wines.
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He was also enthusiastic about the company's new concept stores.
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"Preston is constantly enthusiastic about absolutely everything," Mr. Barge said.
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These elections prove that Hong Kongers are enthusiastic about democracy.
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Big tech is unlikely to be enthusiastic about these measures.
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Trump "seemed enthusiastic about the proposal," according to Cummings' office.
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At first, the organizers weren't uniformly enthusiastic about the idea.
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Conservative House Republicans are especially enthusiastic about a welfare overhaul.
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The White House said Trump was enthusiastic about another summit.
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Apple has not, until recently, been publicly enthusiastic about virtual reality.
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Jobs was as enthusiastic about the device's appearance as its capabilities.
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Meanwhile, other governments were more enthusiastic about exploring metal-air batteries.
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Alabama's voters remain very enthusiastic about Mr Trump, he says afterwards.
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Tom Reed too said he is less enthusiastic about the bill.
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I didn't find anyone who was enthusiastic about any asset class.
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DogVacay already does well in Canada, which Easterly was enthusiastic about.
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And over the long term, he remains enthusiastic about Apple's potential.
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Others are less enthusiastic about the urban curiosity on their doorstep.
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We continue to be very enthusiastic about our opportunity in China.
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Controversy over new program Not everyone is enthusiastic about the idea.
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Clinton's supporters also tend to be more enthusiastic about her candidacy.
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That is, consumers are not so enthusiastic about reading food labels.
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She says they are typically enthusiastic about getting back to work.
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I've never been wildly enthusiastic about either party, to be honest.
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I'm very enthusiastic about where this technology is heading in general.
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Clinton and is particularly enthusiastic about taking on Donald J. Trump.
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That indicates investors are not as enthusiastic about long-term growth.
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The Republican Party's entertainers have mostly been enthusiastic about his candidacy.
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"I was very enthusiastic about writing about it," Mr. Daulerio said.
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But Lore's post is enthusiastic about the results of those changes.
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Democrats are not enthusiastic about breaking so publicly with the president.
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Perhaps no one was more enthusiastic about Obama's move than MLB.
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But that is not a tactic the billionaire is enthusiastic about.
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And even Mr. Flake did not sound enthusiastic about that prospect.
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Yet Arab voters seemed even less enthusiastic about voting than Jews.
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As a result, some businesses are not as enthusiastic about Google.
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MAZZETTI: And you said Sessions seemed quite enthusiastic about the prospect.
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All the diners seemed to be equally enthusiastic about their meals.
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Those of legal smoking age were less enthusiastic about the idea.
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Other House Democrats have been less enthusiastic about talk of impeachment.
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But shellfish are not the only food he is enthusiastic about.
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Forty-eight percent of South Carolina voters said they would be enthusiastic about Biden as the party nominee, compared to 2900 percent who said they would be enthusiastic about Warren and 220006 percent for Sanders and Sen.
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"Personally I'm enthusiastic about this step," said Prince Mohammad bin Salman, 30.
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I can get [dressed up], but I'm not very enthusiastic about it.
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"Democrats, they've never been real enthusiastic about corporate tax reductions," Hatch said.
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But more than the press he's received, Soriano is enthusiastic about beekeeping.
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Judging from her caption, Carey seemed enthusiastic about the meet-and-greet.
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Science teachers are generally enthusiastic about the picture we're putting before them.
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He said local drivers so far have been enthusiastic about Lyft's arrival.
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They are generally enthusiastic about policies that would lead to greater coverage.
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Wall Street has generally been enthusiastic about the proposition of a merger.
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"He is so enthusiastic about all British talent," she wrote on Instagram.
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They may not be too enthusiastic about lowering rates to increase credit.
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We're all really enthusiastic about each other's performance and each other's work.
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Specifically the duchess, she was very enthusiastic about how this was built.
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It was clear Ryan wasn't terribly enthusiastic about it from the start.
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She later admitted she'd been "too enthusiastic" about her weight loss training.
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Various right-wing leaders are enthusiastic about the ruling, The Guardian reports.
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Initially, Mr Cuadros writes, he was not enthusiastic about the billionaires beat.
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Americans are less enthusiastic about Trump's competition on the Republican side, however.
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"I wasn't enthusiastic about him but that wasn't the point," Flake explained.
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The SPD has never been enthusiastic about another spin with the chancellor.
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He is infectiously enthusiastic about microbes, and he describes them with verve.
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Local leaders admit their members do not appear highly enthusiastic about Clinton.
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Cillizza: Barbara Bush was not initially enthusiastic about Jeb Bush's 2016 campaign.
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Jodie: The way Coen animates his hands when he's enthusiastic about something.
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Shenzhen itself is enthusiastic about making the city the "City of Makers".
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While naturally remaining cautious, she too is enthusiastic about the sport's future.
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Afterward, the participants were enthusiastic about helping to save a threatened species.
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Still, there are plenty of reason to be enthusiastic about Snapchat's future.
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But investors seem just as enthusiastic about the future of Morgan Stanley.
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But any concessions could make minority shareholders less enthusiastic about the deal.
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His letters home were very enthusiastic about the art he was seeing.
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I just sense they aren't entirely enthusiastic about the ad-free model.
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But also was not enthusiastic about being thrust into the public eye.
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Far more of them say they are "enthusiastic" about his candidacy, too.
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Public health officials were less enthusiastic about the prospect of a merger.
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And as word starts to spread, people get enthusiastic about the cars.
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" He added, "I'm looking for places that I can be enthusiastic about.
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"At first, I was not enthusiastic about her decision," Mr. Sharfstein said.
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The current acting administrator, Scott Wheeler, has sounded less enthusiastic about it.
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So he was less enthusiastic about the whole project, which is understandable.
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Not even they are enthusiastic about the current state of the party.
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Public health officials were less enthusiastic about the prospect of a merger.
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It's the stopping and starting and there's some reads I'm less enthusiastic about.
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Well, England's World Cup fans are notoriously ... enthusiastic about celebrating their team's victories.
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"I am always sympathetic and enthusiastic about peace," he told CNN via email.
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Across the world, young people tend to be more enthusiastic about medical tourism.
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Everyone knows someone who is a little too enthusiastic about April Fools' Day.
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Americans seem wildly enthusiastic about the economy, but it is not clear why.
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Click here to view original GIFI'm enthusiastic about the prospects for virtual reality.
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His whole team continues to be really enthusiastic about what they're doing there.
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They're not trying and failing to avoid this outcome, they're enthusiastic about it.
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Peter was enthusiastic about the project before he even knew what it was.
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I know there's been some misconceptions because maybe I wasn't enthusiastic about it.
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And even then, the crowd was more enthusiastic about booing the late Sen.
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The Trump voters we ran this by were really enthusiastic about that idea.
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Ronald Reagan was equally enthusiastic about Rios Montt, the genocidal president of Guatemala.
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RetailNext is an e-commerce analytics portfolio company that he's also enthusiastic about.
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She even sold this to an agent, who was highly enthusiastic about it.
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Nor was the town initially enthusiastic about the new restaurant in its midst.
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Dr. Insel wasn't wrong to be enthusiastic about the possibilities of neuroscientific research.
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They tend to be optimistic, confident and enthusiastic about buying and expanding businesses.
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Not every California Democrat is enthusiastic about giving their voters a bigger say.
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No one — not even the auto industry — is enthusiastic about this proposed rollback.
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But conservative policy experts are, at least in principle, enthusiastic about this idea.
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Economists have long been enthusiastic about carbon pricing because of the policy's efficiency.
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His successor, Larry Kudlow, is less enthusiastic about increases in federal infrastructure spending.
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Senate Republicans have not always been so enthusiastic about toughening anti-discrimination enforcement.
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However, executives remain enthusiastic about the effort to disrupt the real estate industry.
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But consumer advocates have not been enthusiastic about any of the candidates mentioned.
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I don't think anyone would ever say they are enthusiastic about those things.
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Some in the Astros' organization were more enthusiastic about the hire than others.
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He is played by Gary Oldman, clearly way too enthusiastic about this gig.
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Democratic voters are not enthusiastic about nominating someone over the age of 75.
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"He's more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part," Jackson said.
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"He's very enthusiastic about the room and living in the White House itself."
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" Trudeau said he's always been more enthusiastic about costumes than is "sometimes appropriate.
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Ms. Bajaria was enthusiastic about "You" from the moment she read the script.
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Curiously, Mr. de Blasio — usually enthusiastic about taxing the wealthy — just wouldn't commit.
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It's unlikely Apple will be as enthusiastic about these experiments as Google is.
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We had a really great meeting and he was super enthusiastic about everything.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has suggested, and are positively enthusiastic about Sen.
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In Nevada, more than 4 in 10 say they would be enthusiastic about each of the top three -- 47% for Sanders, 44% for Biden and 13% for Warren -- while 22% each would be enthusiastic about a Harris or Buttigieg nomination.
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Other photographers of this period were less enthusiastic about the country's pivot toward capitalism.
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Nor was he terribly enthusiastic about the prospect of the Helsinki Summit on Monday.
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But they are much less enthusiastic about low-skilled migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers.
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But at least one company is enthusiastic about the president's relentless tweeting: Twitter itself.
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When I talk to scientists, they're generally enthusiastic about this way of describing science.
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All were DSA members, and most were enthusiastic about Bernie Sanders running for president.
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Record numbers of voters in both parties said they were enthusiastic about the midterms.
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But its younger constituency is less enthusiastic about culture wars over sexuality and gender.
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Plenty of Republicans have made it clear they're not particularly enthusiastic about the spectacle.
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Democrats were enthusiastic about the idea of more visas for skilled immigrants, mind you.
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But that hasn't made Republicans any less enthusiastic about tying him to those Democrats.
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Nevertheless, some of the board member's employers don't seem overly enthusiastic about the program.
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Maybe I got a little over-enthusiastic about these beets and their magical qualities.
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Still, many investors remained enthusiastic about Uber and told Reuters they were not selling.
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But the right importers are just as enthusiastic about good beer as we are.
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Dudley said in an interview with Bloomberg that he's "enthusiastic" about developing solar projects.
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The problem: Not enough workers — because people just aren't enthusiastic about going into manufacturing.
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But Lasry is less enthusiastic about another recently hot sector: bonds with negative yields.
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But Majzoobi is markedly more enthusiastic about the potential here vs the consumer space.
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On the economy, Kaplan was less enthusiastic about the prospects for significantly stronger growth.
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MobileODT's CEO and founder, Ariel Beery is enthusiastic about bringing his products to Africa.
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Google will honor all existing agreements, and we're also enthusiastic about adding new partners.
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The party is enthusiastic about, in broad terms, cutting taxes, regulations, and government spending.
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Mr. Buttigieg's and Mr. Biden's backers tend not to be enthusiastic about those ideas.
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Primary elections, too, have showed Democratic voters are more enthusiastic about voting this year.
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Democrats are enthusiastic about this midterm in a way they weren't in those years.
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Monday's poll also showed that voters are slightly more enthusiastic about Sanders than Clinton.
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Gail: The Bernie crowd was disturbed that Kaine seemed so enthusiastic about free trade.
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The men who foisted this system on us were hardly more enthusiastic about it.
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It conveys the same purpose: a call and response about something you're enthusiastic about.
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However, one of these fellas is a little less enthusiastic about their afternoon rendezvous.
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But on Thursday he said he was "not enthusiastic" about removing essential benefits. Rep.
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One source tells us that Square wasn't very enthusiastic about the idea early on.
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The federal government, however, isn't as enthusiastic about Puerto Rico's commitment to renewable energy.
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"She was really enthusiastic about whatever she wanted to get into," Ezeokoli told me.
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They are grateful for every opportunity and enthusiastic about the possibilities of each day.
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Other nations, however, are not as enthusiastic about the apparent thaw in diplomatic relations.
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"Some people were enthusiastic about it, but quite a few were standoffish," Stanton says.
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"It's heartbreaking to me," said Ms. Ferrera, who is enthusiastic about Mr. Biden's candidacy.
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Superintendent Harrison, who is usually reserved, was uncharacteristically enthusiastic about his force's new tool.
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It's not going to turn around, but it's something that I'm enthusiastic about doing.
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"He's more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part," Dr. Jackson said.
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Buruma said he was enthusiastic about helping to continue strengthen the magazine's online offerings.
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The gathered crowd was enthusiastic about the proposal, but other Texans were … less receptive.
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But Democratic voters are much more enthusiastic about casting ballots in November's midterm elections.
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And he said that Waymo was enthusiastic about partnering with companies such as Magna.
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GOP voters were understandably more enthusiastic about Republicans maintaining Senate control, at 2023 percent.
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"People are enthusiastic about doing this kind of stuff there in China," he said.
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Pasture-raised meat producers aren't as enthusiastic about this new direction for the industry.
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One of his biggest problems may be getting African Americans enthusiastic about his candidacy.
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She is said to be quite enthusiastic about a woman exploring the moon's surface.
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More Democratic primary voters say they are enthusiastic about her than any other Democrat.
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Endicott's friends told KABC that she had been enthusiastic about her trip to Uganda.
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Gail Collins Good news: the president seems pretty enthusiastic about bringing down drug prices.
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Four percent of registered voters said they'd be enthusiastic about a socialist candidate. Four!
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Senior military leaders also appear far from enthusiastic about the increasing militarization of policing.
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You tend to feel more enthusiastic about talking about endeavors instead of doing them.
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And some criminologists are enthusiastic about the correlation between inflation and rising crime levels.
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Others in the auto industry are also not enthusiastic about the fuel economy rollback.
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We are glad she is enthusiastic about the piece and appreciate her honest comments.
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But he says that from a policy perspective, he is more enthusiastic about Mr. Sanders.
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Locals who were once enthusiastic about the Gurkhas became less keen as their numbers increased.
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It's the kind of thing the president's base seems enthusiastic about in the new regime.
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Trump has been more enthusiastic about personalities like Cuccinelli and CBP acting commissioner Mark Morgan.
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However, a growing number of the world's top universities are getting more enthusiastic about offshoring.
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Kylie, in particular, has seemed enthusiastic about scouring social media for emerging talent and collaborating.
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But then, the administration also hasn't been particularly enthusiastic about engaging with the full committee.
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"We were really enthusiastic about wanting to have kids sometime down the line," she said.
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Though investors expect equities to perform well, they are not enthusiastic about high-yield bonds.
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In contrast to the coldness of financial markets, President Trump was enthusiastic about Johnson's election.
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He seemed confident and enthusiastic about it and that paid off with the judges' scores.
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He is enthusiastic about the project's ability to provide land and employment to young people.
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Uber's investors, myself included, are still wildly enthusiastic about the unprecedented velocity of the company.
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"Personally I'm enthusiastic about this step," Prince Muhammad said in the interview with The Economist.
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Not all of them were enthusiastic about the potential for bendy phones in the future.
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Warren said he was "enthusiastic" about the election of President-elect Donald Trump last week.
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SORENSON: WE'VE GOT TO MAKE SURE YOU'RE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT THE WAY THE CHANGES HAVE WORKED.
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He is less enthusiastic about raising money for his campaign and the Republican National Committee.
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Because what turns me on is doing something that someone else is really enthusiastic about.
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If only governments were as enthusiastic about maintaining infrastructure as they are about building it.
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Both have campaigned as market liberals: enthusiastic about the City and opposed to tax rises.
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Even more enthusiastic about wireless audio is Jaybird, maker of the popular X2 sport earphones.
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On Golf MINNEAPOLIS — Few golfers were more enthusiastic about the Ryder Cup than Arnold Palmer.
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He does not recommend that investors get too enthusiastic about any type of trade agreement.
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And Biden's backers are less enthusiastic about their chosen candidate than supporters of other candidates.
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Not all member states are enthusiastic about the prospect of a third extension to Brexit.
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Voters who are the most enthusiastic about voting lean more heavily towards Democrats as well.
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Leaders in that community have suggested they would be enthusiastic about a Booker presidential bid.
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Even if not enthusiastic about his replacement, Sanders is nonetheless "delighted" that Pruitt is out.
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During a job interview, you want to appear competent, intelligent and enthusiastic about the position.
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"Dmitriev was not enthusiastic about the idea of meeting with Prince," according to Mueller's report.
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Also when you read something wonderful it tends to make you enthusiastic about writing something.
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A Republican senator, Joni Ernst of Iowa, said she was "not enthusiastic" about his nomination.
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That's something even Republicans aren't enthusiastic about doing, so the deal may remain in place.
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I was also generally enthusiastic about college dating, because I hadn't done much of it.
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I was too much for them, too enthusiastic about the friendship, even for the dog.
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Thirty-one percent say they would be enthusiastic about a Warren nomination in each state.
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Here are three of those stocks and the reasons he is still enthusiastic about each.
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Rashida Tlaib, retweeting a video that showed her appearing enthusiastic about voting to impeach him.
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The Obama administration was also enthusiastic about foreign weapons sales, which soared during its tenure.
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Unlike other men interviewed, Khalid El Khatib, 34, was enthusiastic about the idea of renting.
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Twenty-two percent each said they would be enthusiastic about Harris or South Bend, Ind.
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They became angry at perceived threats to their party, and enthusiastic about its perceived successes.
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Other investment firms, however, were less enthusiastic about the new rules and began furious attacks.
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Mr. Trump is much more enthusiastic about punishing people than he is about helping them.
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There are a lot of Republicans who are not exactly enthusiastic about their party's nominee.
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"The military historically has never really been enthusiastic about doing border policing," he told me.
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I'm enthusiastic about it as well, but I also find myself excited by Washington Gov.
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If there's a job or company you're particularly enthusiastic about, it's great to say so.
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He appeared less enthusiastic about soccer, even before he resigned as Yale's coach in November.
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There are 18 fan bases that should be enthusiastic about purchasing tickets for home games.
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People get very enthusiastic about everything from Facebook to ride-sharing to tweeting to whatever.
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While people are certainly enthusiastic about the new technology, it's not exactly life-changing yet.
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Hurley is enthusiastic about the benefits of pet adoption and rescue for helping children develop emotionally.
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Earlier in the night, Gaga was enthusiastic about the election — posting photos and messages of love.
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TC: We talked when you were launching Yes VC and you were really enthusiastic about decentralization.
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Now that&aposs not a message that Vladimir Putin is going to be particularly enthusiastic about.
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But they were still enthusiastic about voting for the moderate Democrat in their race, Danny O'Connor.
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Among individuals, people in their 20s and 30s appear particularly enthusiastic about giving money to charity.
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I know there's been some misconceptions because maybe I wasn't enthusiastic about it... It's fucking amazing.
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He has been less than enthusiastic about Abe's project of revising the post-war, pacifist constitution.
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Most have not heard of Ted Cruz, and seem enthusiastic about a possible Hillary Clinton presidency.
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Westworld's Thandie Newton isn't as enthusiastic about the recent Time's Up movement as her Hollywood peers.
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The outcome has been predictably soul-crushing for anyone who is still enthusiastic about human intelligence.
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Though enthusiastic about his rising profile, he still sometimes seems ill at ease with his status.
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Party leaders have always run ideological campaigns but Mr Xi has been unusually enthusiastic about them.
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Known as the first investor in Nutanix, the Blumberg crew also remains enthusiastic about IT companies.
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I'm so happy to have been invited and am enthusiastic about my future with this company.
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He also is enthusiastic about Teck's involvement in the $13.5 billion Fort Hills Orange Sands project.
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Today, Santiago seemed enthusiastic about the very same provisions he'd stripped out only a week earlier.
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What they're saying: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was not enthusiastic about Trump's pharmacy proposal, and Sen.
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Female voters as a group are not very enthusiastic about Clinton's opponent, Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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I was obviously super enthusiastic about narcotics, and so I was probably coming out of that.
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"We are enthusiastic about these top-line results," Chief Executive Diana Harbort said in a statement.
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Lately the tech world has been enthusiastic about artificial intelligence in general, and bots in particular.
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Or if they're already in agreement with you, to be that much more enthusiastic about it.
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Of the experts we contacted, only one was fully enthusiastic about blockchain as an identity tool.
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On the other side, commenters on social media, who were extremely enthusiastic about the new direction.
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He was enthusiastic about racing in New York City, where the America's Cup was first conceived.
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And a Moon mission could keep the public enthusiastic about the state of America's space program.
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" Two other Republicans who will be Democratic targets next year were also enthusiastic about Trump. "Absolutely.
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Something called a 'mubtakkar' After 9/11, MI6 was enthusiastic about my moving to the Gulf.
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The people at Dukey's are leaning his way, though they are not particularly enthusiastic about him.
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Pulse of the People Americans aren't very enthusiastic about using science to enhance the human species.
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Some art galleries, real estate purveyors and even yacht sellers are increasingly enthusiastic about taking bitcoin.
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When he spoke to Newsweek in early October, he was enthusiastic about changing the tax code.
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Many experts, pundits, and elected officials are enthusiastic about the potential of cars that drive themselves.
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Cards on the table: I have been enthusiastic about the Edin/Shaefer research for many years.
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He's especially enthusiastic about the food tracker, because there's nothing like it out there right now.
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Yet people are enthusiastic about pushing the boundaries of this law to meet their personal desires.
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In reality, neither climate campaigners nor tax-skeptical Republicans seem all that enthusiastic about the initiative.
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We have a lot of people in my state who are extremely enthusiastic about the possibilities.
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She waxes quietly enthusiastic about a grid of copper floor tiles by the Minimalist Carl André.
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Fallon is at least as enthusiastic about singing Shawn Mendes's "Treat You Better" as Mendes is.
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"He was enthusiastic about his life for the first time in a long time," said Munther.
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The Department of Defense seems about as enthusiastic about paying for the wall as Mexico is.
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Now it's gotten better which is why more people are enthusiastic about contributing to this scene.
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Mr. Mendelson described Mr. Azar as more enthusiastic about regulation, and better equipped to undertake it.
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But despite stagnant growth in user numbers, there are several reasons investors seem enthusiastic about Twitter.
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Mr. Papale is a huge fan of Mr. Putin, and is equally enthusiastic about Mr. Trump.
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" Other than liberals, Hetherington wrote in an email, "no one is especially enthusiastic about increasing immigration.
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There was a time, in early 2004, when Reyes was not so enthusiastic about changing positions.
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But their children and grandchildren may feel more enthusiastic about a world with much less alcohol.
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But so far, employees have not been not nearly as enthusiastic about actually using the services.
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The film's star, Chand, a New York City native, said he was enthusiastic about the prospect.
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Because they were presented as mere economics instruction, even liberal judges were enthusiastic about the retreats.
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But he's not overly enthusiastic about it, and he says its new FaceID system has bugs.
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Only 45% of the Democratic nominee's backers say they are very enthusiastic about supporting her, down 7 percentage points since the start of the tracking poll and eight points lower than the share of Trump supporters who say they are very enthusiastic about supporting their candidate.
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Elman cited bots and voice products like the Amazon Echo as areas that he's particularly enthusiastic about.
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That said, if Jony doesn't like managing, guess what Jony is not going to be enthusiastic about?
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Some particle physicists are enthusiastic about the possibility of discovering new physical phenomena to explain outstanding mysteries.
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" Even businesses, she said, "are not enthusiastic about getting rid of regulations that they've already complied with.
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Spencer Matthews, from 'Made in Chelsea' (second from the right) looked pretty enthusiastic about the whole thing.
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On the other hand, the market's less enthusiastic about House Oversight Committee investigations into the White House.
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The 2-year-old was a little less enthusiastic about hanging out with her baby brother Remington.
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Everyone wants him to be more enthusiastic about being on Team Royal Family and he resents it.
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Still, the question of why Trump is so enthusiastic about these recent stories is hardly a mystery.
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The investors would not comment on the current fundraising round, but they are especially enthusiastic about musical.ly.
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Today's investors are wildly enthusiastic about America's all-conquering technology groups, such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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Although people tend to be enthusiastic about infrastructure in general, they are more critical of specific projects.
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Both domestic retail investors and overseas funds were enthusiastic about the loss-making startup's IPO, sources said.
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The resulting report was very enthusiastic about subsidized jobs, and particularly positive toward the TANF emergency fund.
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Women, on the other hand, were less enthusiastic about an immediate, albeit free, trip to space (27%).
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When I get really enthusiastic about something, I count on her to make sure I'm being realistic.
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And voters who are angry tend to be more enthusiastic about voting than those who are not.
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Among those who say things are going well, 51% say they're very enthusiastic about voting for president.
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But according to Recode, leaders of the tech industry have been less than enthusiastic about the meeting.
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After the first tweet, most of Rosner's 50,000 Twitter followers were enthusiastic about her chicken-themed ingenuity.
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When Hillary Clinton was so enthusiastic about overthrowing [Libyan dictator Muammar] Qaddafi, was that a good thing?
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I certainly know what my mail looks like from people who are very enthusiastic about the president.
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Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin also appeared less than enthusiastic about Cain's prospective nomination on Wednesday.
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Filipova told me the scientists she met weren't overly enthusiastic about the prospect of that deal, though.
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Before you get enthusiastic about tax cuts, you might consider a brief civics lesson on federal spending.
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Luckily every one of our artists that we've talked to has been beyond enthusiastic about the idea.
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And Bauer is enthusiastic about even further potential collaborations between departments of public health and dating apps.
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" According to Gallup, engaged employees "are involved in, enthusiastic about and committed to their work and workplace.
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China Daily said both parties appeared "equally enthusiastic about the constructive relationship they have promised to cultivate".
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Look, I'm a huge Disney fan and consider myself more enthusiastic about Disney than the average person.
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Little Eduardo is enthusiastic about his labor and loves to get the leftover masa to play with.
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Denny Fish, portfolio manager at Janus Capital Group, is still "pretty enthusiastic" about the prospects for technology.
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Vanity Fair is not very enthusiastic about that thing that happens between that man and that woman.
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It's been a long time since the liberal media was so enthusiastic about a Goldman Sachs guy.
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A June CNN Poll indicated that Democrats are much more enthusiastic about voting this November than Republicans.
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It's hard not to be enthusiastic about the day ahead with the sun streaming through the windows.
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But many college voters are not enthusiastic about Biden and don't find him appealing as a candidate.
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Economists use the word "adverse" because, in general, hungry people tend to be more enthusiastic about buffets.
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Just 29 percent of Biden's supporters say they are extremely enthusiastic about backing the former vice president.
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But, according to a recent report by Channel 4, Banks had been enthusiastic about the gold deal.
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But Mangold (coming off the success of his last movie, "Logan") couldn't be more enthusiastic about it.
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A government based on enthusiasm, rather than on executive expertise, needs many things to be enthusiastic about.
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Lucky for us, Lombard is very enthusiastic about the indulgent starting shot of the US holiday season.
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" Hoffman is focused on different types of startups and is particularly enthusiastic about "businesses with network effects.
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I'd like to emphasize that there's nothing wrong with being enthusiastic about the media that Japan creates.
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"Republicans are not currently enthusiastic about casting a ballot for their party's candidates this November," he wrote.
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The cartoon has been "fundamental in our history and we are enthusiastic about the results," he said.
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The possibility of a permanent flood wall has been discussed, though few seem enthusiastic about the idea.
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"This is exactly why we were so enthusiastic about including our two other sister states," he said.
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Ms. Smith Brady notes that guests tend to be either suspicious or overly enthusiastic about her presence.
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That her audiences were so enthusiastic about that was the early signal that the party had changed.
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Even after I presented my work, people were more enthusiastic about Alabaster's music and former military service.
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Women are also more enthusiastic about voting this year than men, an important shift from previous elections.
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Some of the T.M.T. partners, like Canada and Japan, are less than enthusiastic about the possible switch.
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"I've always—and you'll know this—been more enthusiastic about costumes than is sometimes appropriate," he said.
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Nearly half, 48%, would be enthusiastic about a Biden nomination, outpacing Warren's 35%, Sanders' and California Sen.
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The conclusion: sellers are not yet exhausted, and buyers are not yet enthusiastic about the lower prices.
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Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents remain more enthusiastic about voting this fall than Republicans and Republican-leaners.
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His administration is particularly enthusiastic about work requirements that reduce coverage while doing nothing to encourage work.
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The same general idea—wanting a reference of things I am mindfully enthusiastic about—remains the same.
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Kokko said that research shows that children learn most effectively when they are enthusiastic about the subject.
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That's only one reason the current Israeli government is less than enthusiastic about having to evacuate Amona.
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As employees become more accustomed to the applications, he said they become much more enthusiastic about it.
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Explain. — Do you think that when you start your career, you'll be enthusiastic about working long hours?
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And while Ghaemi is very enthusiastic about the potential of groundwater lithium, other researchers are more wary.
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He's more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part, but we're going to do both.
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Congressional polls that poll likely voters, or those who are enthusiastic about voting, are much more Democratic.
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He came to the conference to speak on the issue of Jews: We're all enthusiastic about Trump.
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But with the president accusing Democrats of supporting MS-13 whether they support the abolition of ICE or not, and with a young Democratic base enthusiastic about "abolish ICE" in a way they were never enthusiastic about comprehensive immigration reform, it's not hard to understand why they're trying.
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In the new poll, 41% say they would be enthusiastic about her candidacy, up from 4063% in March.
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It's especially incongruous because Tyson in conversation these days is relentlessly positive and enthusiastic about, well, most everything.
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Even some Republican pundits who were initially enthusiastic about the offer balked when they read the fine print.
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But Apple was already enthusiastic about the project, so today's news is more about formalizing the company's involvement.
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He admits he has no idea what to do with it, but he's enthusiastic about paying the amount.
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Russophiles are just as myopically enthusiastic about Putin as the neoconservatives sometimes seem suicidally hell-bent on war.
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The majority of the California Republican delegation voted for the tax bill — but few were enthusiastic about it.
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They were enthusiastic about cooking for company, yes, but they also wrote of the pleasures of eating alone.
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While Hollywood mourns the Kavanaugh confirmation, another group of entertainers seems surprisingly enthusiastic about the happenings in Washington.
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To be sure, there was little to be enthusiastic about after Apple's latest earnings release and conference call.
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It was grim work that no one else was enthusiastic about doing, and he was commended for it.
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At the Manama Dialogue, an annual security pow-wow in Bahrain, officials were enthusiastic about this maximalist approach.
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It's not exactly a secret that Star Trek fans are enthusiastic about nitpicking their way through the franchise.
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The two parties switched after 2011, but at least half of both sides have remained enthusiastic about trade.
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Beto O'Rourke: Like Sanders, O'Rourke has been less enthusiastic about reparations, but said he supports Jackson Lee's bill.
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Now back at Infosys, he says that the current Indian government is even more enthusiastic about the project.
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The builder of the Dakota Access oil pipeline is "enthusiastic" about the coming presidency of Donald J. Trump.
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Klum is also very enthusiastic about costumes — who can forget when she was utterly unrecognizable as Jessica Rabbit?
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Are the investors twice as enthusiastic about the company as when they wrote the last $1.8 million check?
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She's been particularly enthusiastic about her "first East Coast winter," posting multiple photos of her snow-covered property.
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" Blake is less enthusiastic about former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who called the movement "inherently racist.
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Researchers are frequently overly enthusiastic about early discoveries that have little chance of leading to a new drug.
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I have not read it yet but I can be very enthusiastic about the concept of its existence.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, one fact was abundantly clear: millennials weren't enthusiastic about any of the major candidates.
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Republicans, however, were significantly more enthusiastic about that possibility than Democrats: 80 percent compared to just 25 percent.
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Concerns over the proposal have also cropped up even from those who are generally enthusiastic about tax reform.
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We encourage all entrepreneurs who are enthusiastic about AI/ML to focus on building these types of businesses.
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He is especially enthusiastic about Strivr right now, a virtual reality company that helps simulate game-time scenarios.
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In his second term Mr Obama has become enthusiastic about the gains from closer ties with Latin America.
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But there are few folks out there as enthusiastic about the bears as Miller, down at B61 Bar.
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Especially when the company is trying to get everyone to be enthusiastic about the move away from 3.5mm.
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Some of the categories they are most enthusiastic about right now include warehouse management, logistics, voice and agriculture.
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While enthusiastic about Tesla and sustainability, millennials were more fascinated by the hydraulic fracking company than their elders.
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Many reflect back, saying that before the war they were hopeful and enthusiastic about the prospect of change.
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"Based on this quarter's cash from operations, we do not see debtholders being enthusiastic about restructuring Valeant debt."
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It can be hard to be enthusiastic about your job after you've been at it for a while.
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Still, Mr. Churkin was not enthusiastic about the calls for a woman to lead the organization this year.
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And those Republicans who are still in the electorate are less enthusiastic about voting next year than Democrats.
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He's a NAFTA supporter and a longtime resident of a majority-Latinx border city who's enthusiastic about immigration.
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By the end of the shoots, everyone has been really enthusiastic about it and said they love it.
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The menu and concept are tired and customers are less enthusiastic about the brand than they once were.
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And these carpenters sure seem enthusiastic about their beer-opening trick, which is resourceful, to say the least.
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That number is even higher among registered Republicans, 6900 percent of whom were enthusiastic about Trump's newfound bipartisanism.
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He is more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part, but we're going to do both.
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But he was enthusiastic about the uprisings that broke out across much of the Arab world in 2011.
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In the last few weeks, he was really enthusiastic about wanting to create a Washington Post Arabic section.
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So as I got into that area of research, I got really enthusiastic about the brain-centered research.
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Health insurance plans are not enthusiastic about selling coverage in a market where only sick people buy coverage.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Ryan had told House Republicans that Mr. Trump was enthusiastic about their effort on immigration.
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In New Hampshire, 65% of Sanders' backers call themselves 'enthusiastic' about supporting him ahead of all other candidates.
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They were all enthusiastic about showing off their slice of the world — sometimes, perhaps a little too enthusiastic.
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Some lawmakers who have been less enthusiastic about Brexit survived, including Amber Rudd, the work and pensions secretary.
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In 2010 at this point, 46% of women voters were enthusiastic about voting in the midterm election vs.
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This means an over five-hour drive to the airport on Tuesday which I'm not really enthusiastic about.
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Some years, you might be more enthusiastic about throwing a party or organizing an outing with loved ones.
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In March, 703% of voters were enthusiastic about him, but now the former VP has slipped to 12%.
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I'm still enthusiastic about Michael Bloomberg, even if he has a few of the defects I just mentioned.
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But they said those voters remained enthusiastic about Mr. Trump and were expected to turn out in 2020.
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He's been nothing but enthusiastic about all of the writers, but the writers themselves have largely stayed mum.
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But it seems the broader market is still enthusiastic about many of the president's economic and trade policies.
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Worse for someone like Sanders is that voters were asked what might make them enthusiastic about a candidate.
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Nor would China be enthusiastic about more sanctions being placed by others on North Korea, the ministry said.
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It's not a distinction you'll find Olesen crowing about, however: He's more enthusiastic about talking baking than business.
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Despite their strong confidence in the economy, consumers appeared less enthusiastic about buying a home and household appliances.
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The images of the marathon's route are spectacular, though Murray is equally enthusiastic about the locals he has met.
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In recent years, Congress has been enthusiastic about NASA, giving the space agency more money than presidents have requested.
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While millennials largely believe in the future of screens — laptops, desktops, tablets — Gen Z is less enthusiastic about them.
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Is this a midterm unlike you have maybe seen before where people will be more enthusiastic about the vote.
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Cramer was less enthusiastic about pet food companies because of pricing competition and because of the competition from Amazon.
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Though he's in the beginning stages of the meal plan, one loved one is enthusiastic about his lifestyle change.
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Furthermore, we are less enthusiastic about the incremental drivers in FY23 than we were two to three months ago.
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" Not one for self-praise, Magette was less enthusiastic about his play, stating simply "I thought I was okay.
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One reason immigrants are more enthusiastic about start-ups is that they are, by nature or necessity, risk-takers.
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Kowalski himself appeared enthusiastic about his trip, posting a map on Facebook showing the path from Denver to Colombo.
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But Mr Trump's rhetoric has scared off potential investors, especially large corporations that had been enthusiastic about the opportunities.
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With voters as enthusiastic about her candidacy as a colonoscopy, Clinton should be losing this race, but she's not.
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The "tariffs" and "trade barrier" surveys, however, found that Democrats were consistently more enthusiastic about more open trade policies.
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Plus, the private space industry hasn't been very enthusiastic about using the ISS either — for research or for profit.
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While Bundy and Finicum cited community support, it seems local elected officials are less enthusiastic about the militia's presence.
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One of the startups he's enthusiastic about is Lendio, which makes it easier for small businesses to get loans.
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But not everyone was as enthusiastic about calling the song "country," including Country Music Television News contributor Alison Bonaguro.
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As for others working in my immediate vicinity, they might have been less enthusiastic about my mechanical keyboard renaissance.
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Media executives at firms that rely more on selling ads than subscriptions are more enthusiastic about Facebook and Google.
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"We're extremely enthusiastic about the opportunities that Disney+ supplies," Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige stated at the investor event.
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"All the breweries that we've talked to so far have been really enthusiastic about working with us," he said.
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But Mr Trump, while on the campaign trail, proved less enthusiastic about the pact, calling it a "horrible deal".
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Hobbs is way too enthusiastic about his love for pulled-pork sandwiches for us to be upset about it.
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" Less than a third of U.S. workers are "involved in, enthusiastic about and committed to their work and workplace.
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Notably, its members are the only ones who are unquestioningly enthusiastic about her criticism of the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Though Viall is enthusiastic about his upcoming season, Bachelor Nation responded both positively and negatively to the network's choice.
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Their staffs were likelier to report feeling absorbed in and enthusiastic about their work and believe in the company.
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Stocks on the new STAR board extended gains, as investors remained enthusiastic about the new field of capital reform.
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So I said, "OK, I give you the title if everyone wanted it," and everybody was enthusiastic about it.
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But leaders also don't want to drive away die-hard Trump supporters who are enthusiastic about voting in November.
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She's also impressed by the show's high production values, and wishes fans were more enthusiastic about supporting it financially.
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He said he was enthusiastic about Macron's core idea of strengthening the EU and making it a global player.
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But some might be less enthusiastic about letting Dropbox sit in their kernel, considering how sensitive that area is.
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Ho is just enthusiastic about all the tiny pleasures that life has to offer, and I'm literally buying it.
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As for what exactly is in the recipe that's making newborns a bit more enthusiastic about their worldly debut?
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Roughly 26 percent would be "satisfied" with Clinton securing the Democratic nod, with 16 percent "enthusiastic" about that scenario.
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In March, just 1 in 3 GOPers (and GOP-leaning independents) said they were "very enthusiastic" about the midterms.
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Just 22012% of Republicans say they are extremely enthusiastic, with another 26% saying they are very enthusiastic about voting.
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Children begin life curious and enthusiastic about learning, but schools have failed to nurture their intense urge to learn.
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But he definitely sounds less enthusiastic about the law than other Democrats touting the law's protections in the campaign.
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It simply stated, over and over again, that a drug North Americans have become enthusiastic about remains a mystery.
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Speaking to reporters Monday, Trump said he was enthusiastic about the idea of holding the summit in the DMZ.
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He's fantastically enthusiastic about making cartoons, intuitively dropping references to films by Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, Takeyuki Kanda, and Disney.
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Meanwhile, 52 percent Republicans and Republican-leaning independents say they're extremely or very enthusiastic about the upcoming midterm elections.
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Germany, home to some of the biggest industry players, has sounded much less enthusiastic about ditching the combustion engine.
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The CNN poll also found that 2628 percent of respondents are "extremely enthusiastic" about voting for president in 28503.
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Both companies has waxed enthusiastic about the deal, which Discovery shareholders approved overwhelmingly in a special vote on Friday.
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Schimpf may not share Luckey's politics, but he's as enthusiastic about the company's mission, which he insists is nonpartisan.
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The private insurers would be more enthusiastic about selling policies because they might have to worry less about losses.
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"Put me down for minimally enthusiastic about that," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told Reuters in an October interview.
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At first enthusiastic about trying to make those around her feel better, she grows discouraged when her attempts fail.
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It reflects the personalities of the people who work here: wildly enthusiastic about language, jokey, friendly, but nobody's fool.
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So is anyone in the UK Parliament enthusiastic about the deal that May and the EU have put forward?
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When a Sagittarius becomes enthusiastic about an idea with a philosophical bent, they just can't stop talking about it.
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Like Mr. Johnson, Borough President Gale Brewer of Manhattan is also enthusiastic about bringing a beach to the island.
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President Trump's advisers worry that he may be overly enthusiastic about engaging with adversaries like Iran and North Korea.
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Again, the phenomenon is easier to see when we look at those whose are especially enthusiastic about the president.
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SB: We're not so enthusiastic about pure software because it's been so abstracted away that it's become a commodity.
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Trump has generally been enthusiastic about indexing, and he has backers within his administration for taking such a step.
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"As we head into the holiday season, we remain very enthusiastic about our business," he said in a statement.
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While some outsiders were skeptical of how Niccol would fit in at Chipotle, analysts were enthusiastic about his arrival.
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"He's more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part, but we're going to do both," Jackson said.
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He is even more enthusiastic about waging war publicly, believing that it fires up his white working-class base.
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Founders shouldn&apost always follow their heartWhen starting a company, many founders are enthusiastic about their company and product.
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In fact, being enthusiastic about what you love doing can make you a better, more rounded, more real candidate.
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There has been much made about whether Democrats are as enthusiastic about their nominee as Republicans are about theirs.
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"We're still far from a deal, or at least far from a deal we'll be enthusiastic about," he said.
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Past American presidents have come into office enthusiastic about improving ties with Saudi Arabia, only to experience considerable disappointment.
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Democrats have repeatedly shown that they are more enthusiastic about voting in this midterm election than Republican voters are.
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I've got roe and broken shells all over my plate, but my fiancé is less enthusiastic about her mussels.
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Trump has been less enthusiastic about mergers of companies that own news outlets of which he has been critical.
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Trump approval rating (CNN/SSRS, 1,051 registered voters) Registered votersApprove: 45%Disapprove: 20163% Registered voters who are "extremely enthusiastic" about the electionApprove: 51%Disapprove: 47% Registered voters who are "very enthusiastic" about the electionApprove: 46%Disapprove: 52% Registered voters who are "less enthusiastic" about the electionApprove: 35%Disapprove: 59% The premise of a lot of Democratic campaigning right now, especially on the left, is that there's an electorate waiting to mobilize against the president, if only the party can find it and inspire it.
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He added that Washington was "very enthusiastic" about the new Zimbabwean government, but wanted to see more action on reform.
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The fastidious Bryce is less than enthusiastic about his new charge, who keeps escaping his grasp like a greased piglet.
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While Democrats are enthusiastic about a big infrastructure plan, fiscal conservatives are expressing concern about such a hefty price tag.
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She's as enthusiastic about her love of Siriano as she is about the Olympics or SNL co-star Colin Jost.
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You get them enthusiastic, even if they aren't going to be art history majors ... you get them enthusiastic about art.
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And those who disapprove of Trump are a little more enthusiastic about the November elections than those who like him.
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The Libertarian Party, which got more than 4 million votes in the last presidential election, is enthusiastic about the order.
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Critics complain that the college system makes progress difficult, as some are more enthusiastic about attracting new students than others.
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Lindsay sounded less enthusiastic about his plan to attend both the BiP and The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All specials.
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Silicon Valley moguls are enthusiastic about it; Mark Zuckerberg (whose politics are obscure) praised the idea in a recent speech.
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ANC officials tainted by scandals remain in government, and some officials within the ANC are less enthusiastic about his reforms.
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He's reportedly closer to the White House than Volker, and in the texts, he's also more enthusiastic about defending Trump.
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Mike Herring, Pandora's president and CFO, said he is enthusiastic about the early progress the company has made under Westergren.
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Interestingly, or not, women are more enthusiastic about Mr. Trump than men are — 30 percent want to see him debate.
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So ensuring that Uber drivers aren't just satisfied but enthusiastic about Uber will pay political as well as economic dividends.
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"I think he's probably not all that enthusiastic about having his country see what the real reason" is, Clinton said.
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Just 23% describe themselves as enthusiastic about the president in 2020, while 52% call themselves "very uncomfortable" with his candidacy.
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The actor would never reveal any spoilers, of course, but he revealed that he's extremely enthusiastic about what's to come.
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It's unlikely that a person enthusiastic about joining the next great venture-backed company will be deterred by this cost.
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Rauschenberg was not overly hopeful about the visit, nor did Egan seem particularly enthusiastic about the gaudy new red paintings.
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They reveal Clinton as someone who is exceptionally enthusiastic about the merits and potential of American engagement in the world.
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Presumably, Republican candidates are reluctant to defend trade deals because they believe rank-and-file Republicans aren't enthusiastic about them.
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Then why do states and local governments often tend to be more enthusiastic about trains and light rail than buses?
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No. And if Jon Ossoff wins in Georgia, it will be because people were enthusiastic about him as a candidate.
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With most of a year left to go, Van den Berg sounded enthusiastic about his mission but a little apprehensive.
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He was also a regular contributor to international media about life in North Korea, which he was invariably enthusiastic about.
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I guess once we put out [23's] Blunted at Birth, the first album, people seemed pretty enthusiastic about it.
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About 28503 percent would be "satisfied" with Trump becoming the Republican nominee, with 22019 percent more "enthusiastic" about that outcome.
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Once, Louisiana was enthusiastic about capital punishment, too, sending convicted murderers off to the next world at a brisk pace.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters the president is "enthusiastic" about his last day on the campaign trail.
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"We're definitely not enthusiastic about looking for sponsorships out there for products that we aren't authentically excited about," he said.
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It's unclear if the CIA, under its newly confirmed director, Mike Pompeo, would be enthusiastic about a return to torture.
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Furthermore, 76 percent of African American Democrats surveyed in a recent poll said they are enthusiastic about Biden with Sens.
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But very few Brits are enthusiastic about unelected bureaucrats from culturally different countries deciding how we should live and work.
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Nevertheless, the directors, Bob Hercules and Rita Coburn Whack, are always enthusiastic about their subject, and who can blame them.
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Einstein is not enthusiastic about contemporary advertising practice, and few of us are likely to regard constant deception as attractive.
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Only 215 percent said they were enthusiastic about the Games, while 215 percent said they had no interest in them.
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Clinton's recent dip in the polls, as Democrats became less enthusiastic about answering surveys when she appeared to be struggling.
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Remember, many young people were as enthusiastic about Mr. Obama in 2008 as their counterparts are about Mr. Sanders today.
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Due to excess auto production capacity, China's industrial policymakers are no longer so enthusiastic about foreign automakers forming joint-ventures.
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She said people were enthusiastic about the exhibition, and the Burning Man organization linked her with artists and other resources.
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But once he was leading the agency, Homan appeared to be enthusiastic about the job and the president's immigration agenda.
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"We continue to be very enthusiastic about our opportunity in China," Cook said on Apple's last earnings call in May.
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Especially enthusiastic about these exercises was Specialist Luke Elliott Sommer, a more senior Ranger with two combat tours behind him.
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These gains indicate that Democrats — at least in some states so far — are quite enthusiastic about the primary this year.
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It's unclear what's driving this, although polls have shown that voters are enthusiastic about casting a ballot compared to 2016.
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It found that only a third of comments on the BRI published online in China were "enthusiastic" about the project.
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Evan was exactly as his bio presented him: a man in his late 20s who was enthusiastic about the world.
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On paper, the administration is somewhat less enthusiastic about promoting global tourism, including programs beside the well-publicized travel ban.
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Moreover, his supporters are the most likely to say they are enthusiastic about Sanders and none of the other Democrats.
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The very Republicans most enthusiastic about a repeal-only strategy seem less interested in pursuing a separate, costly replacement provision.
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At several points early in the reporting process, Mr. Farrow writes, his bosses seemed less than enthusiastic about his leads.
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She needs to rally the Republican base, which has never been all that enthusiastic about her record of relative moderation.
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Adoption won't be overnight, but in the medium term, we are very enthusiastic about the ways robotics will transform industries.
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Among Democrats, 61 percent of adults said they are more enthusiastic about voting this year compared to previous midterm elections.
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In the aughts, researchers observed that many American students were initially enthusiastic about science and math but eventually lost interest.
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Congressional Republicans have never been very enthusiastic about the pieces of Mr. Trump's agenda that most animated his core supporters.
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Poots thought the libretto for "Hamilton" was magnificent, but I could tell that he was less enthusiastic about the music.
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Mr. Jammet was enthusiastic about the steelhead plate and the teriyaki noodles, but said the veggie option was missing something.
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He is also doing better than expected among young voters who do not appear to be enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy.
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"We continue to be very enthusiastic about our opportunity in China," Cook said in Apple's fiscal second quarter earnings call.
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In the final CNN poll before that election, 54% of registered Republicans called themselves "extremely" or "very" enthusiastic about voting.
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The increased Democratic turnout appears to reflect a national trend, with Democrats more enthusiastic about voting in the midterm elections.
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More recent, somewhat more careful studies, were a bit less enthusiastic about the cost-saving potential but still highly positive.
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Or perhaps that was just something Jenny and Mark told themselves because neither was enthusiastic about being away as parents.
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"He's deeply enthusiastic about kind of everything, and just has a love for life and a love for people," she said.
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Everyone was so enthusiastic about it because I suppose we all have mutual respect for each other in all we do.
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Like Markov, many of the well-dressed crowd at the retro-themed nightclub were similarly enthusiastic about the incoming U.S. president.
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Palmer and Schweikert would create a new risk-sharing fund that members across the spectrum of the conference are enthusiastic about.
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Re: the "alt-right," we highly doubt that many members of the true alt-right are very enthusiastic about Bernie Sanders.
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Here, he explains why he thinks Cimavax is particularly promising, and why he's so enthusiastic about more Cuba-US medical exchanges.
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Black Friday seems to start earlier every year, but that doesn't mean shoppers are any less enthusiastic about finding great deals.
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The CEO of GSV Capital wasn't enthusiastic about his vote, but as a Republican he said he couldn't get behind Clinton.
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"My native member state doesn't seem too enthusiastic about giving me another mandate," Vestager said at a news conference in Paris.
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Although optimistic Mongolians—especially pregnant ones—are filling their shopping carts with these drinks, the WHO is less enthusiastic about them.
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Essentially, it shows that investors are really enthusiastic about Apple's ability to keep selling lots of iPhones, iPads, laptops, and watches.
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You'd think Kohaku would be more enthusiastic about the final product — but it's the art of cooking that he truly enjoys.
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But Ms. Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, is not so enthusiastic about some of his proposals that could require raising taxes.
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Fandom, generally speaking, is a little complicated in that people who are really enthusiastic about things also have very strong opinions.
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"Although we're hugely enthusiastic about the technology itself, we're increasingly concerned about the way in which it's being marketed," he said.
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How do you get the ... So, it certainly helps for the administration to be enthusiastic about research and about science. Right.
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Our group was made up of our participating girls, their mothers and our volunteers, and all were enthusiastic about the movie.
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Though Russia has always been less enthusiastic about production cuts, which were imposed on companies by the Kremlin for strategic reasons.
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In 2006, 47% of 18-to-34-year-olds said they would be comfortable or enthusiastic about a gay candidate. Now?
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Faria said BRF is "enthusiastic" about the prospect of operating in Turkey, noting that Banvit will help the group reduce leverage.
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"Certainly one should be less enthusiastic about stocks relative to February, but current valuation by no means spells doom," Stone said.
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And 45% of Trump voters said they are "very enthusiastic" about voting, while just 36% of Clinton supporters say the same.
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But if you watch the video above, you can see me at (nearly) my most enthusiastic about a space exploration game.
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"[The U.S. dollar] is not a desirable currency," said Faber, perplexed why the world has been so "enthusiastic" about the greenback.
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MORE: Super Tuesday explained Trump's supporters are incredibly enthusiastic about the coming election, and largely committed in their support for him.
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Tom Hiddleston was asked recently if he wanted to play James Bond someday, and he was hugely enthusiastic about the character.
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Such exchanges are different from other transactions, in that both parties must be enthusiastic about the match for it to happen.
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Fund managers polled by BofA are already less enthusiastic about British equities than they have been for more than seven years.
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That person is like me, and I want to buy whatever it is that they are so gosh darn enthusiastic about.
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Panikarov has few visitors, most of them foreigners, but Walker is surprised to find him less than enthusiastic about his visit.
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Ford is enthusiastic about what self-driving will mean to its future, and plans to grow its presence in Silicon Valley.
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For Schriock, the victories were evidence that women are enthusiastic about politics and helping to drive turnout in favor of Democrats.
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The National Federation of the Blind, the country's largest organization of blind people, has been especially enthusiastic about this exciting innovation.
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"So there is an up and coming generation it seems of kids that are really enthusiastic about vintage games," he says.
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Indianapolis is home to many experts who are enthusiastic about developing new technologies for car racing, but that knowledge is siloed.
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Both parties had split personalities at their conventions because neither party has been enthusiastic about its candidate, to an unusual degree.
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An average of 43 percent of Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg supporters say they are extremely enthusiastic about backing their chosen candidate.
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But on a day when the broader market was tanking, investors didn't seem too enthusiastic about Shanker's thoughts on Amazon either.
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She was less enthusiastic about discussing her trip with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who she noted had been on travel.
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But she didn't sound too enthusiastic about the possibility last year, when Howard Stern asked her about it during an interview.
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While Flake used his vote as leverage on Cuba, he also said he was not "enthusiastic" about Bridenstine to lead NASA.
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I think people have gradually become less enthusiastic about liberal democracy itself, and that's a problem we haven't thought enough about.
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This brings us back to millennials, a demographic already more open to -- even enthusiastic about -- food that is new or weird.
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Voters don't seem super-enthusiastic about Hillary Clinton, although many see her as the best of a slew of bad options.
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"It's easy to engage somebody when they're at a place that you're enthusiastic about and know what's going on," he said.
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The Post reported the president as being enthusiastic about the interview and happy that it was largely covered on television Friday.
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And this statistic gives us a perfect window into why nerds like me are so enthusiastic about the league these days.
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When you look only at Democratic primary voters, a majority said they would be full-on enthusiastic about a female candidate.
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Lifelong city dwellers, he, Prinz and Miller are enthusiastic about the synergy being created with the 140-year-old family farm.
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Denis was enthusiastic about the idea of showing "Keep It for Yourself," but she didn't know where to find a copy.
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Landlords are enthusiastic about wellness-related tenants, according to Paul Wexler, the head of Wexler Healthcare Properties at the Corcoran Group.
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Medical experts were enthusiastic about the possibility that smart thermometers could be used to track the virus in the United States.
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" Trump also tweeted on Saturday: "Spoke to Prime Minister Abe of Japan, who is very enthusiastic about talks with North Korea.
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In addition, 81 percent of Republicans say they are very or somewhat enthusiastic about this election, versus 64 percent of Democrats.
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But wealthy individuals from the world of finance are becoming increasingly enthusiastic about art as a way to increase their capital.
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"The bottom line is, he is always enthusiastic about coming home and seeing what he calls his people," Mr. Brock said.
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"Sometimes he was a little less enthusiastic about our direction than other times," said Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist.
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These are voters who remain enthusiastic about Trump but didn't vote in the 2018 midterms when Trump wasn't on the ballot.
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" He told the FBI that Manafort was concerned about the campaign "coming across as overly enthusiastic about a 'Russia reset 2.0.
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One, simply, is that the market can&apost be an overhyped bubble if strategists aren&apost even that enthusiastic about it.
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They're creative spaces where students can gather to explore, tinker, discover and create, and they're making students more enthusiastic about school.
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Demi also loved it because Demi has proven to be wildly enthusiastic about anything pertaining to her time on The Bachelor.
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"We're renegotiating NAFTA, we've seen from the President he's enthusiastic about getting to a deal," Trudeau said during a panel discussion.
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Investors have been enthusiastic about the stocks on the board, hoping to find the next tech giant at an early stage.
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Further, neither Mexico nor Canada are enthusiastic about the prospect of renegotiating NAFTA once again in a matter of just years.
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Four in 10 say they are "extremely enthusiastic" about voting for president, far outpacing early reads in other recent presidential contests.
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Kudlow said House Speaker Paul Ryan called him in recent days and "is very, very enthusiastic" about him taking the job.
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Biden, Warren and Sanders may be the frontrunners, but only a minority of their supporters are enthusiastic about their favored candidate.
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But I began the day with optimism, enthusiastic about my ability to vote after nearly two decades in the United States.
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Commonwealth & Council was being hosted by the Dublin and London dealership Mother's Tankstation, whose director, David Godbold, was enthusiastic about Condo.
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There are women who are very enthusiastic about casual sex, and there are lots of men who are not at all.
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"As a scientist and a researcher, I am not enthusiastic about the business of producing and selling tobacco products," Palmer said.
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An erudite German-born essayist, Mr. Elsaesser was as enthusiastic about the films of Fassbinder as he was about Hollywood melodramas.
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Few were enthusiastic about the new president, and several believed his presidency would be bad for the country and the world.
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Corbyn said Tuesday that he would be "very happy to meet" May, although he didn't really sound that enthusiastic about it.
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In fact, they're downright enthusiastic about what they'd be able to do with the movement they've built under a Clinton presidency.
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If you don't feel enthusiastic about a candidate and think all your choices are flawed, it might not seem worth it.
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But the customers were so enthusiastic about the all-you-can-eat hot pot deal that they ate the restaurant into bankruptcy.
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It would also buy the bank's stock of troubled loans, the paper said, adding Popolare Vicenza was not enthusiastic about the proposal.
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If a man is very enthusiastic about sport, it isn't something we use to dismiss him or his ability or his accomplishment.
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Sure. I think Arendt would be enthusiastic about other forms of politics that are coming together in the face of all this.
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It's a symbolic achievement, showing investors are really enthusiastic about Apple's ability to keep selling lots of iPhones, iPads, laptops, and watches.
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NRA members are most enthusiastic about the idea, though: 58% of gun-owning members strongly support the plan, versus 31% of nonmembers.
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Andrew Yang Yang is enthusiastic about equal pay and paid time off but makes no mention of labor unions in his platform.
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And both are full of in-jokes and references, but still endlessly earnest about emotions, and enthusiastic about the physicality of dance.
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In a LinkedIn note, of course, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says he's "enthusiastic about the common mission" of both Microsoft and LinkedIn.
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While most analysts were enthusiastic about the results, some said higher expenses as the only dark spot in an otherwise strong report.
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RCA doesn't seem too enthusiastic about this TV — they barely mentioned it in their press release — but you can probably see why.
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However, Americans are more concerned than enthusiastic about that happening, according to a poll released by the Pew Research Center on Tuesday.
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The banking transaction fees, the cost of remittances… — it's difficult for them to be enthusiastic about something they know doesn't work already.
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Claudia, who works as a flight attendant for a Lufthansa subsidiary, tries to explain why people are especially enthusiastic about her profession.
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Fifty-five percent of registered Democratic voters say they are more enthusiastic about voting than usual — compared to 50 percent of Republicans.
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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said earlier this week that Trump appeared to be "enthusiastic" about coming to an agreement on NAFTA.
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Anecdotally, I have met many people at Trump and Sanders rallies who have never caucused before and are enthusiastic about turning out.
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"Thankfully, our kids are very easygoing and very happy and they just seem to get enthusiastic about everything that's new," Jen says.
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"Let me turn the question on its head: do we have any evidence that people are enthusiastic about these projects," he said.
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It seems Canada's food regulatory agency is not as enthusiastic about having the quasi-nutritious substance shipped into the Great White North.
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We seek out self-starters and people who are enthusiastic about collaborating with reporters, producers, social media editors, and other team members.
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Yet today in Ebbw Vale, a former steel town in the country's deep south, few locals seem enthusiastic about their national government.
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The star got his own start on YouTube and we're told that he's very enthusiastic about helping the next generation of artists.
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The women at GHC are excited about supporting other women in computing, but they're also just enthusiastic about technology as a whole.
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Smith is enthusiastic about the advancements of telemedicine, which allows people with HIV to access care remotely through their computer or smartphone.
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Democratic health wonks are also enthusiastic about efforts to control Medicare costs; lest we forget, Obamacare included substantial cuts to the program.
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Developers are more enthusiastic about bots than users are Facebook's response is that bots will rapidly improve as more developers create them.
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I was very enthusiastic about this collaboration especially when I knew she was about to announce that she was having a boy.
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A strong economy, a nation at peace and an unemployment rate at near-historic lows is something most Americans are enthusiastic about.
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Despite approval for the current party in power, the IBD/TIPP poll found that Democrats are more enthusiastic about the upcoming election.
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Owners who have been too enthusiastic about imposing their personal tastes on the projects may be at a disadvantage at resale time.
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And Dr. Mak was enthusiastic about the prospect of the opening of a Wegmans, her favorite supermarket, in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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But big insurers, both private and public, have been "very enthusiastic" about Probuphine and are willing to pay for it, she said.
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Perhaps you're a writer as well as a part-time personal trainer and you're enthusiastic about empowering people to live healthier lifestyles.
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Regardless, Mary Beth was (inexplicably) enthusiastic about splitting a 3,000-mile drive with me, so she's clearly the best person I know.
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Warren leads both Biden and Sanders in voter enthusiasm — 70% of Democratic voters say they're comfortable with or enthusiastic about her bid.
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BEN RATLIFF Few people are more enthusiastic about music, or share their enthusiasms more enthusiastically, than the producer-provocateur Tyler, the Creator.
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According to the latest Washington Post/ABC News Tracking Poll, only 28500 percent of Clinton's own supporters are "very enthusiastic" about her.
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"This is also a good way to get kids interested in science who were more enthusiastic about video games," the CEO said.
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Which brings us to Cruz, who is enthusiastic about the gold standard — which did play a major role in spreading the Depression.
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Someone who's fully invested in a console ecosystem already isn't necessarily going to be enthusiastic about jumping over to a new platform.
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And the key issue becomes which sides voters are more enthusiastic about turning out, because turn out is the key in midterms.
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Even before the tip-off, he wanted the arena full of fans who were as enthusiastic about the Clippers as he was.
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"We started this project in Amsterdam, where we tried to get all the local bartenders enthusiastic about recycling their products," says Bayuni.
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While kids might not be enthusiastic about a company stock price, their favorite sports teams could help pique interest in financial markets.
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The early voting numbers are another indicator that Democratic voters are enthusiastic about turning out to cast ballots, at least this early.
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She has been incredibly enthusiastic about the ideas we've had—encouraging us to go off the map more than we were comfortable.
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Jeff Randolph, the managing director of Bluecup Ventures, a commercial real estate developer, is enthusiastic about the opportunities at former military bases.
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Despite the mind-boggling amount of work they did, the kids were enthusiastic about the competitions even when they faltered or failed.
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Senate Republicans, eager for a major legislative achievement after the Affordable Care Act debacle, have generally been enthusiastic about the tax overhaul.
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I take lots of pictures for my sister while my niece opens her presents — she's very enthusiastic about gifts, and it's cute.
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In an interview, Philip Krim, chief executive and co-founder of Casper, was still enthusiastic about his company's first day of trading.
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In an interview, Philip Krim, chief executive and co-founder of Casper, was still enthusiastic about his company's first day of trading.
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She also appeals to many Hillary Clinton fans who were genuinely enthusiastic about the prospect of electing a woman president in 2016.
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But, in fact, a new poll from Langer Research revealed that millennials are equally enthusiastic about either a Clinton or Sanders presidency.
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Ms. Verma's nomination suggests that the administration will become much more enthusiastic about approving novel Medicaid policies like those adopted in Indiana.
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In a December interview with CNBC Make It, MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe was confident and enthusiastic about the potential of the service.
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A Gallup survey released Thursday found that 6900 percent of adults are more enthusiastic about voting this year than in the past.
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Just before President Barack Obama was elected, 45% of Democrats and Democratic-leaners said they were extremely enthusiastic about voting that November.
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His supporters are older and certainly more moderate, but he is struggling for a message that would make people enthusiastic about him.
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"We love that our fans are enthusiastic about our products, but we are reluctant to call Kimberleigha's post innovative," a spokesperson said.
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While I'm sure each person Caffeine has recruited is enthusiastic about streaming, none of them has streamed in a professional capacity before.
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"It's clear from this report that our supporters are engaged and enthusiastic about our prospects in 2018," added finance chair Spencer Zwick.
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Ten months later, the panel is still digging for information, frustrating members who were never enthusiastic about the probe to begin with.
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A majority of Democrats said they felt "very enthusiastic" about voting in 220006, according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
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Surveys and protests against proposed nuclear plants suggest ordinary Chinese are a lot less enthusiastic about nuclear power than their leaders are.
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Democrats still hold an advantage in enthusiasm, however, with 51% saying they are that enthusiastic about voting in this year's midterm elections.
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People are understandably less enthusiastic about supporting something that will not deliver any results until long after its champions have moved on.
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He's also faced accusations that his supporters, while enthusiastic about Sanders, are obnoxious, aggressive, and even harassing toward Clinton and her supporters.
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Democrats who are most economically pessimistic are most enthusiastic about Sanders, and Republicans who are most pessimistic feel most positively about Trump.
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Once missionaries realized that exhibiting the wonders of the natural world made the local population more enthusiastic about Christianity, similar museums followed.
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Fueled by resistance to Trump, polls have found Democrats were far more enthusiastic about voting than Republicans for most of the year.
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She initially benefited from a huge flood of outside money as national conservatives were both enthusiastic about her and eager to defeat Baldwin.
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Feinstein said Burns was extremely enthusiastic about his job and would prepare material for the site and Instagram before he left for vacation.
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We seek out self-starters and people who are enthusiastic about collaborating with reporters, fellow producers, social media editors, and other team members.
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The first group consists of people who are very informal about their interest and are sometimes quite enthusiastic about nuclear technology in general.
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Despite the numerous laudable upgrades, I struggle to be as enthusiastic about the Bullets Wireless 2 as I was about the first generation.
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Johnson was more enthusiastic about digging into Hunter Biden's role at a Ukrainian energy company during the time his father was vice president.
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The Republican rank-and-file seems to be split between those enthusiastic about a Trump presidency and those terrified of a Clinton presidency.
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That's why Seager is enthusiastic about analyzing the findings from Kepler's successor, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), which was launched in April.
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Consider: The lack of euphoria or its opposite — the lack of worry — is one reason many traders are enthusiastic about the near-term.
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The lack of euphoria or its opposite — the lack of worry — is one reason many traders are enthusiastic about the near-term future.
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"I would be 100% enthusiastic about Tim Kaine being our vice presidential candidate," said Peter Buttenwieser, a major Democratic donor and Clinton backer.
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Firm cofounder Aileen Lee, who remains Cowboy's only general partner, sounded highly enthusiastic about Wang when we chatted about his new appointment yesterday.
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He's just the guy in the backseat, enthusiastic about the technology, but also keen to get to where he's going in one piece.
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This week, several said Trump's troubles are making their jobs much easier with many who were far from enthusiastic about the Democratic candidate.
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I'd be more enthusiastic about this latter part if I felt the camera had the potential to shoot photos that merit such finessing.
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After all, in a rising-rate environment, investors become less enthusiastic about the prospect of companies borrowing money to support their share prices.
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They're not enthusiastic about their party pick, but they can't fathom the thought of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton winning the White House.
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"We actually have insurance companies calling us ... they're enthusiastic about a six-month implant that can't be abused, misused or diverted," Sheldon said.
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The good news is there are plenty of options if you're looking to surprise someone who's enthusiastic about their beer, wine or spirits.
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There, passersby are so enthusiastic about Bachor's street art that he has all but gained official approval from authorities to continue his work.
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But while analysts responded favorably to Dollar General's recent performance and plans, they were far less enthusiastic about the results at Dollar Tree.
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Republicans, for the most part, aren't enthusiastic about a broad federal review of a matter they feel should be left to the states.
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And he utterly dominated among young voters, suggesting that a new generation of Democratic voters was far from enthusiastic about a Clinton restoration.
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Taking part in Y Combinator should help there; both founders were enthusiastic about the resources and feedback they'd already received from the accelerator.
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He also says Stan seemed enthusiastic about future Marvel movie cameos if he could do them without being too much of a burden.
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Everyone disappears down a great black throat at least one time, because of the national darkness, but I'm not very enthusiastic about it.
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Knight is enthusiastic about Laika's future not because Kubo is perfect, but because it's the end result of years of satisfying, fulfilling work.
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I met him early on and I talked about the way I wanted to work, and he was really, really, enthusiastic about that.
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"People are enthusiastic about doing it, and it's the right thing, but it means we're diverting resources from something else," Dr. Jones said.
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Nearly a quarter of Democrats -- 24 % -- say they are extremely enthusiastic about voting next year, with another 27% saying they are very enthusiastic.
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Product Hunt's user base tends to be very enthusiastic about new products – showing their appreciation for the most loved items with an upvote.
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Opinion polls find that Americans are less enthusiastic about banning assault weapons than other types of gun restrictions, such as expanded background checks.
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It is doubtful that Republican lawmakers would be so enthusiastic about judicial review if the rules being challenged were deregulatory actions they supported.
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One has to wonder if the audiences in the Richard Rodgers Theater would be as enthusiastic about a musical openly affirming such convictions.
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If he appears more enthusiastic about abstract border security than about deporting actual DREAMers, well, that's what most people's immigration preferences look like.
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Twenty-five years on, Barkley seemed less-than-enthusiastic about the prospect of watching Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff on the Studio 8H stage.
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Trump may be "proud" of the statistic, but African-American lawmakers in the House chamber Tuesday were less enthusiastic about Trump claiming credit.
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Clinton, particularly among the young and African-American voters who formed his winning coalition but have been less enthusiastic about his chosen successor.
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Yet after a rough few weeks, enthusiasm among Mr. Trump's supporters has rebounded: 52 percent now say they are very enthusiastic about voting.
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It also revealed that those who worked for local companies were less enthusiastic about performance-oriented leaders than peers employed at Western firms.
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Maybe she wasn't enthusiastic about the angry mob responses she'd get if she openly talked about the dark side of a powerful man.
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For a little bit, a lot of them were very enthusiastic about Facebook, which is a funny thing to say in late 22007.
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Mr. Cuomo has suggested that the Assembly may become less enthusiastic about passing ethics reform without the Senate standing by to squash it.
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Many Republicans in Congress were happy to assail Medicare for all but not enthusiastic about ditching Mr. Obama's program without a ready replacement.
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Mr. Hook and Mr. Pompeo believe that the Arab states and Israel have been enthusiastic about the American exit from the nuclear agreement.
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Though it may be surprising to some that C.E.O.s are so enthusiastic about meditation, it's a movement I've been chronicling for years now.
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At the same time, President Trump's advisers are working quietly in the background to ensure he isn't too enthusiastic about engaging with adversaries.
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Trump has become personally enthusiastic about the prospects of using hydroxychloroquine, perhaps in combination with azithromycin, as a pharmaceutical treatment for Covid-19.
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Or does it suggest that the public might be even more enthusiastic about charter schooling if not for a press that's mostly skeptical?
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Republican lawmakers, ever enthusiastic about the gun lobby's agenda, will control both houses of Congress next year when Mr. Trump assumes the presidency.
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But only 2628 percent of African Americans and voters between the ages of 28503 and 22019 said they're enthusiastic about voting in 2020.
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It also revealed that those who worked for local companies were more enthusiastic about performance-oriented leaders than peers employed at Western firms.
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Nevertheless, Ms. Simonpietri, who is enthusiastic about real estate, decided to set up a few appointments to see some homes on the market.
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If Republicans in Washington were enthusiastic about Citizens United, they were silent in 2013 after the Supreme Court's decision in Shelby County v.
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If Republicans in Washington were enthusiastic about Citizens United, they were silent in 2013 after the Supreme Court's decision in Shelby County v.
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At one point, Cowell's security guard gets concerned the woman might be a little TOO enthusiastic about him ... but Simon's got her back.
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Many players, however, have been less enthusiastic about seeing former world number one Sharapova back in the spotlight as if nothing had happened.
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Anderson, the Space Angels CEO, said the venture capital markets — and he personally — aren't all that enthusiastic about the suborbital space tourism market.
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Red-state governors might be a bit less enthusiastic about "repeal and replace" when they realize that they have the most to lose.
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"Voter turnout can be the key way to show that people are enthusiastic about, and willing to engage with, the state," he said.
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"There will certainly be an amount of arm-wrestling," said a senior EU diplomat from a country more enthusiastic about the 2050 goal.
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Roger Wicker of Mississippi, also a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, was not as enthusiastic about Trump's idea for a parade.
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" And furthermore, graduates of public colleges and those from private colleges were equally "deeply involved in, enthusiastic about, and committed to their work.
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The NBC–Wall Street Journal poll showed that 70 percent of Democratic primary voters said they were "enthusiastic about or comfortable with" Warren.
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With the release of second-quarter growth numbers just three days away, President Donald Trump is enthusiastic about growth, to say the least.
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What is unusual is that the Ohio delegation is still very committed to Kasich and much less enthusiastic about other candidates, including Trump.
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The boys were less enthusiastic about some of them, many of which sounded like advertising jingles (I'm looking at you, "Sweet Virginia Breeze").
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And it's not just the potential opposition from Mexico that's the problem: Neither Republicans nor Democrats in Congress are enthusiastic about the move.
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Eisenstein was immensely enthusiastic about Disney's creations, which he saw as constituting a modern revival of animism with deep roots in mythical thought.
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At least what I see in comments and there's an entire community that's really enthusiastic about every single phone that comes out. Yeah.
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Unsurprisingly, therefore, tech companies tend to be more enthusiastic about jumping straight to full autonomy, while car companies are more inclined toward gradualism.
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But if fans remember the first film, they'll recall that Deadpool's teammates (Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead) weren't exactly enthusiastic about helping him out.
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After getting the go-ahead from The Times, Catrin approached Ira Glass, the host of "This American Life," who was enthusiastic about the possibilities.
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Better for you to find another club or activity that you can be enthusiastic about than try to squelch your pal's (not-cruel) excitement.
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She was enthusiastic about 3D printing, so a manager there soon asked her to use the technology to streamline an older mold-making process.
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Polling on this has been consistent for many years: millennials are enthusiastic about the need for carbon regulations and the promise of clean energy.
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The acting secretary failed to impress when appearing before congressional hearings and even many Republicans were more resigned than enthusiastic about Shanahan's impending nomination.
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Bernie Sanders, for accepting campaign donations from 40 billionaires, but Buttigieg doesn't seem to be any more enthusiastic about it than his detractors are.
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Pompeo learned along the way that there was only one way to survive under Trump: to be as enthusiastic about Trump as Trump himself.
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Enthusiastic about Orpheus' return, Shank said he fired off an email to his ocean exploration colleague, the filmmaker and deep sea explorer James Cameron.
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Source: Estimize Bottom line: Investors are most enthusiastic about Amazon and Facebook, but only Facebook has a reliable track record of exceeding those expectations.
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The journal and the stickers reminded me of bullet journaling, another self-care aesthetic I was enthusiastic about but wasn't able to stick to.
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Nearly 70 percent of survey participants also said they were more worried than enthusiastic about the possibility of synthetic-blood and brain-chip implants.
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Too often, Trump has resisted disassociating himself and his supporters from the so-called "Alt-Right," which has been extraordinarily enthusiastic about his candidacy.
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Most years, celebrities get just as enthusiastic about busting out their ugliest holiday sweaters as your turtleneck-wearing grandma with the light-up earrings.
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If you're an audiophile — someone who is enthusiastic about hi-fi reproduction — and want to use a streaming service, there are some good alternatives.
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" The spokesperson critcized what they referred to as "digital feudalism, which those on the left seem enthusiastic about — completely antithetical to the American Nation.
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Neither Democratic nor Republican leaders were enthusiastic about it, though Democrats ended up voting for it on principle (even expecting it would hurt them).
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Peter Hebert, cofounder and managing partner at Lux Capital, has long been enthusiastic about space ventures, but said his colleagues are now joining in.
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He is enthusiastic about the theory's potential to upend the very foundations of science, but concedes that testing it experimentally remains a distant possibility.
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It remains to be seen if Trump can find ways to reach out to the people who are less than enthusiastic about his presidency.
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Aside from her 17-year-old son, who has recently developed a more cynical take towards cryonics, the family is enthusiastic about the prospect.
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But I told them who I was and where I worked and they were really positive and quite enthusiastic about me adopting a child.
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The prince who would later become known by his initials, MBS, appeared enthusiastic about Awda's ideas for change in Saudi Arabia, according to Alaoudh.
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The touted frontrunner for the role, Dr. Will Happer of Princeton University, has been enthusiastic about rising levels of carbon dioxide in the air.
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His supporters are enthusiastic about the idea, and Republicans made building a border wall a key tenet of the party's official platform this year.
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But time is on Europe's side, and younger voters who've grown up under European institutions seem to be more enthusiastic about them than oldsters.
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On the other hand, I was enthusiastic about the computer, which my father bought when I was a first-year student in elementary school.
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Ultimately, Peter Dinklage's Ghost still feels like its own character, with a history and feelings that make it less enthusiastic about this whole enterprise.
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Brenda Lawrence (D-MI) expressed frustration that Barr ultimately supported the Trump administration's decision to take a position he personally doesn't seem enthusiastic about.
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The sellers are not enthusiastic about selling because they see the better earnings and improving economy and worry that stocks could go much higher.
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Kristy and Olive did their best to teach me to knit Kristy and Olive were extremely enthusiastic about knitting and had real stage patter.
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Before Peck's big party, he says sailors—historically enthusiastic about etching ink into their bodies—were a key reason people started getting "403" tattoos.
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Democratic voters across the country appear extra enthusiastic about the 2018 midterms, and there's long been buzz about a potential "blue wave" in November.
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Only 29 percent of Menendez supporters are "very enthusiastic" about voting for him, while 58 percent of likely voters say the same of Hugin.
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But there's a great power in being able to say we think some people are going to be particularly enthusiastic about a particular story.
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One young man in the class, who seemed quite enthusiastic about being interviewed, repeatedly made plans to meet on weekends and then broke them.
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Even as most people I spoke with said Frankfurt would most likely emerge as the next London, they didn't seem very enthusiastic about it.
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"He was so enthusiastic about all the hard things we were doing, like getting in the cold water to do safety drills," she said.
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Polls have consistently shown Democratic voters much more enthusiastic about voting than Republicans, and given the party an edge in the generic congressional ballot.
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But actual implementation of migration policy falls to the interior ministry, led by Olga Sánchez Cordero, which has been much less enthusiastic about it.
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Talking to President Obama at a South by South Lawn event in 2016, the actor appeared enthusiastic about Elon Musk's idea of colonizing Mars.
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One of the astronomers was so enthusiastic about the signal's strength that he wrote the word "Wow!" on a computer printout of the data.
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He was enthusiastic about almost everything, as it turned out; the service at Adda is nothing if not eager to talk up the food.
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Weigand was openly enthusiastic about the political nature of my writing and had studiously considered a lot of my work, going back several years.
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But if it were based on identity alone, the candidate Democrats would probably be most enthusiastic about would look a lot like California Sen.
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State and local officials have been enthusiastic about the jobs at the warehouses, offering tax breaks and raving about Amazon's arrival in news releases.
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In an age when we have become more socially sorted, we have become more enthusiastic about our side — and angrier about the other side.
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They were hippies and draft resisters, as enthusiastic about LSD as about microprocessors, and they brought to their work the tenets of the counterculture.
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But they also do not seem too enthusiastic about the alternatives, which may be why in the end he could win a second term.
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"We would be enthusiastic about paying the license fee if Disney was willing to have their properties reassessed and pay some additional property taxes."
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I'm even meeting quite a few of what I like to call future former Republicans who are equally enthusiastic about bringing about that change.
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The document has won widespread praise from conservative groups, not all of which were enthusiastic about congressional Republicans' bills to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Here's the irony of Dodd-Frank reform: The big banks that supposedly would benefit the most from an overhaul aren't very enthusiastic about it.
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The survey found that 2628 percent of Trump voters are highly enthusiastic about voting in 28500, with 6900 percent of Democrats saying the same.
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Work on a major infrastructure bill, which President Trump has always been more enthusiastic about than congressional Republicans, has been punted to next year.
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"It appears that the Administration is something less than enthusiastic about this issue," she wrote to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, enclosing the memo.
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Congress could not have been less enthusiastic about the president's plan if the members had been with the pope at that picture-taking session.
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But it's hard to imagine anything making Democrats' less enthusiastic about turning out this fall to send a very clear message to President Trump.
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Bill writes that when he's overly enthusiastic about something, he can count on her to reel him in and make sure he's being realistic.
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Today, Iran has a population of about 84 million energetic people, many of whom are not that enthusiastic about the direction of the country.
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For example: Andrew Yang Yang is enthusiastic about equal pay and paid time off but makes no mention of labor unions in his platform.
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Overall, 51% of that Democratic base say they are extremely or very enthusiastic about voting in November compared with 41% of the Republican base.
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Al-Falih had "never been enthusiastic about an IPO for Aramco," a senior Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) source told CNN Business.
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Elderly voters may not have been enthusiastic about the legislation to begin with, but the GOP's helter-skelter push for repeal proved equally problematic.
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Many were enthusiastic about the use of nuclear energy to generate electricity and this enthusiasm resulted in an overly casual approach to reactor operations.
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Reading over editions of The Green Book, it's easy to see that some businesses and industries were extremely enthusiastic about courting the black consumer.
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"I am also enthusiastic about reclaiming the Bible from those who have tried to make it a weapon against those who are different," they said.
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Similarly, Gen Z is less enthusiastic about the future of smart cars, virtual reality, and wearables in the workplace than millennials and Gen X-ers.
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Many — including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who was recently elected to represent a congressional district that borders Long Island City — were less enthusiastic about the announcement.
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Unfortunately, the staffers at the Cincinnati Zoo are less that enthusiastic about the recent outpouring of love and dick pic tributes to the fallen animal.
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According to one recent NBC News poll, about 70 percent of respondents said they were comfortable with or enthusiastic about an openly gay presidential candidate.
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That's because one of young Vin Diesel's early gigs was being very enthusiastic about the line of Street Sharks toys at a 1994 toy fair.
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Iowa Republicans said they were more enthusiastic about both candidates than they were about Trump, and that Cruz had more knowledge and experience than Trump.
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One reason some of the scientists working on the 2020 rover aren't enthusiastic about Columbia Hills is that it's already been scoped out (hey, Spirit).
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Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law who's taken on a larger role in the campaign, was not so enthusiastic about Christie potentially joining the ticket.
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Talking to developers and attendees at L.E.A.P. Con, it was clear that everyone was enthusiastic about the potential of the device and the AR medium.
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The ideal candidate will be someone who is energetic and enthusiastic about creating podcasts, hard-working, reliable and eager to contribute ideas to the programme.
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There are still some areas where the app could use improvements, but I'm largely enthusiastic about the potential of Overcapture once it hits the app.
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Many in Silicon Valley were enthusiastic about the prospect because it would have likely meant a shift in the agency's attitude to favor fewer rules.
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Overall, because of that price increase, I'm slightly less enthusiastic about the 2019 MateBook X Pro compared to systems like the new Dell XPS 30003.
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We met through an internet dating app and had sex a few times, but neither of us seemed enthusiastic about taking the relationship any further.
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Johnson said that he was "very enthusiastic" about Xi's signature Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) investment project and celebrated Chinese investment in the United Kingdom.
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South Korea is enthusiastic about participating in the proposed Tokyo summit while China has yet to clarify its position, Kyodo said, citing unnamed diplomatic sources.
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In fact, it was quite the opposite, they saw themselves as ambassadors of her brand, encouraging other fans to be enthusiastic about her as well.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, lawmakers enthusiastic about crime and punishment developed the idea to tie the ability to drive to convictions and court fees.
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Eric Von Hippel, an economist at MIT that researches "open innovation," is enthusiastic about the promise of DIY drug production, but only under certain conditions.
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A Harvey relief and rebuilding bill worth billions of dollars may leave lawmakers even less enthusiastic about opening the coffers for Trump's marquee campaign promise.
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If you're looking for a laptop with premium materials, you might check out the offerings of HP, which has lately been enthusiastic about the idea.
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Bennett has been openly enthusiastic about her 29-year-old boyfriend, shouting his praises all over Twitter during his run in the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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About two-thirds of Americans say they are "more enthusiastic" about voting now than they were in previous elections, according to a poll released Thursday.
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"We're all enthusiastic about making NAFTA and KORUS better and we realize there's a significant downside if something happens to NAFTA and KORUS," Lane said.
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Millennials might be enthusiastic about politics, but according to polls, this engagement is not translating to an intention to vote in this year's Midterm elections.
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From a personal perspective, my 4-year-old boy is extremely enthusiastic about working in my company, even though my husband is independent as well.
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The poll also found that Democrats appear more enthusiastic about the special election, a significant statistic in a race where turnout will likely be critical.
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" Also, that Trump is "more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part" of his health care regimen, "but we're going to do both.
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In halting English, they told me about their children and, as they warmed to the language, waxed enthusiastic about the foods they missed from home.
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Lower-income Americans were the most enthusiastic about buying U.S. goods, the poll showed, despite being the least able to afford paying extra for them.
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People are enthusiastic about Bernie or Trump in real life, so they go on Reddit and talk about how much they like Bernie or Trump.
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The head bartender Fabio Raffaelli, originally from Milan and previously from Daniel, is very personable and enthusiastic about his Italian cocktails, including the Americano ($18).
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But funds are much less enthusiastic about CBOT soybean oil, extending their net short to 27,135 futures and options contracts from 13,630 a week earlier.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams is enthusiastic about her high-profile mixed doubles partnership with Andy Murray but she is not so sure about their name.
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Civil servants at the agencies are not going to be enthusiastic about rolling back the regulatory efforts they had previously worked to put in place.
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Ms. Amos said that of the 30 or so female captives enrolled in training with her, seven girls were enthusiastic about carrying out suicide missions.
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But when I suggested that I was thinking of giving up the pharmaceuticals and switching to cannabis, she was less than enthusiastic about the idea.
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Reports from the GOP retreat make it clear that congressional Republicans are far from enthusiastic about the Trump administration's push for an infrastructure investment package.
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He maintains the withdrawal will be "conditions-based", which suggests it could go into reverse if the Taliban do not get more enthusiastic about peacemaking.
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Inspired by peers who were just as enthusiastic about using Japanese art to expand their palettes, he incorporated Japanese techniques and themes into his art.
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Yet Arab voters have seemed even less enthusiastic about voting than Jews, and a boycott-the-vote campaign has gained strength in the past month.
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But they were less enthusiastic about his changes at the transit agency, which appear to be more of a bureaucratic reshuffling than a radical transformation.
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She is enthusiastic about Arizona State University's experiments in replacing the academic department structure with integrative fields of study oriented to solving real-world problems.
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He ends up being an hour late for our two-hour session, so I'm less enthusiastic about the well-wishes by the time he arrives.
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Mr. Alles was so enthusiastic about the job, Mr. Kerlikowske said, that he preferred to wear flight suits to work at the agency's Washington headquarters.
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This brought a whole new wave of voters into the Republican Party, people who were enthusiastic about President Trump and his strong, no nonsense approach.
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Dr. Baldwin said she started out feeling enthusiastic about the opportunity TikTok provides to educate adolescents, but her experience with harassment gave her some pause.
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Chief Executive Charles Wilson said he remained enthusiastic about the prospect of merging with Tesco, Britain's biggest retailer, as agreed in January despite investor concerns.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook is famously enthusiastic about AR, which he described as a "core technology" in an interview with the Independent in February 2017.
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Sixty-four percent of Democrats said they were "very enthusiastic" about voting this year, while 2202 percent of Republicans said they felt the same way.
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The big picture: Despite polling behind Biden in the overall horserace, Warren led the pack when voters were asked which candidates they feel "enthusiastic" about.
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It's been good to have friends who have been supportive forever, and then to have like a new fucking generation of people enthusiastic about us.
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Their selection is incredible, their staff is knowledgeable, and they'll make you feel more enthusiastic about sharp things than you've ever been in your life.
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Enthusiastic about the idea of playing, Gage knew his friend would wipe the floor with him, which wouldn't be a lot of fun, for him anyway.
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While House Republicans have proposed a border adjustment tax as a way to produce those savings, Senate Republicans have been less than enthusiastic about the idea.
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Cam Battley, vice president of communications corporate development for licensed producer Bedrocan Cannabis, was very enthusiastic about the idea of Blair heading up a pot strategy.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell acknowledged to reporters his Republican rank-and-file members are not "wildly enthusiastic" about his decision to hold the Friday vote.
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But people are apparently less than enthusiastic about using it, which is why Facebook seems to be testing a bit of encouragement for the new feature.
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The two were very enthusiastic about the prospect of working together again, and we wouldn't be surprised if they already had some plans up their sleeves.
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"We're really enthusiastic about the potential of these offers to translate well into other popular Groupon Local categories including beauty, retail and home and auto services."
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Animation was nevertheless enthusiastic about having the opportunity to playfully send up the character's past, in a movie that contains all kinds of knowing insider references.
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He hopes his colleagues in Silicon Valley are motivated to invest in such start-ups because they are enthusiastic about exploring the frontiers of the unknown.
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The legislation enabling them was passed during Bill Clinton's presidency; both he and Barack Obama were more enthusiastic about pursuing them than George W. Bush was.
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If middle-class voters' children are kept out of the best universities by peers with lower grades, politicians may well become less enthusiastic about widening access.
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Technology is terrific, and I'm very enthusiastic about forward progress, but it's time to be more critical and realistic about what computers can and can't do.
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At 2, my daughter unabashedly asks for bowl after bowl of mac and cheese, and she's equally enthusiastic about cupcakes and cookies with sprinkles on them.
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Klobuchar noted that tech companies may not be enthusiastic about facing increased regulation, but they have become increasingly cooperative after their initial reticence to admit fault.
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Although she's enthusiastic about these ideas, Blithe stresses that NICHD can't do what Coelingh Bennink wants them to, and take male products through to approval independently.
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She's enthusiastic about aid work, having previously served as a Human Rights Commission complaints officer and conducted sex worker outreach through a World Bank-funded project.
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At the time, the businessman told PEOPLE he's proudly flamboyant, unabashedly enthusiastic about fashion, and yes, absolutely went to see Elton John for his 40th birthday.
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Vivienne was so enthusiastic about her love for Oreos that in some parts of her song she gets a little carried away and starts to yell.
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In fact, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is so enthusiastic about bots, that he referred to them as the "next applications" at Microsoft's BUILD conference this March.
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A Gallup poll released on March 28th suggested they are the most devoted in either party; two-thirds are "extremely" or "very" enthusiastic about Mr Trump.
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Opinion surveys show that while the public is not consistently enthusiastic about the strikes, it does not support the government's backing of the new measure, either.
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Like the valley in which it sits, the Land Library funnels together individuals enthusiastic about preserving what is in danger of extinction — books and historic places.
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Twelve percent of voters responded that they would be enthusiastic about a candidate endorsed by Trump, but 38 percent answered that they would be very uncomfortable.
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It ranks high on ease of doing business, and of all the European capitals, is probably the most enthusiastic about attracting high-paid talent from London.
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And Mr. Brown could have energized progressives nationally, who were far more enthusiastic about Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont than they have been about Mrs. Clinton.
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It's making people more enthusiastic about the former secretary of State's campaign by inspiring and attracting young voters, who do appear to be excited about Sanders.
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I was proud — but weirdly, out in the world, I often felt embarrassed: America is not 100 percent enthusiastic about a middle-aged woman with guns.
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The oil-and-gas industry: Axios' Ben Geman reports industry experts are enthusiastic about the plan, particularly the slashing of the corporate tax rate to 20%.
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An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll from February got at Steyer's profile more directly, asking whether voters would be comfortable or enthusiastic about a "businessman" candidate.
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Petra spent much of her pregnancy worried about how to be a mother but also visibly enthusiastic about how much she wanted to be a mother.
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She'd like to work as a supervisor and farm liaison one day and feels enthusiastic about the future of the industry and her place in it.
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Will Stockinger, a recent college graduate who's enthusiastic about getting money out of politics, said it's possible he might stay home on Election Day in November.
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Swiss Re Chief Executive Christian Mumenthaler sounded enthusiastic about the potential deal, citing SoftBank's ties to China, focus on technology and access to 800 million customers.
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To be sure, some industry power players may not be overly enthusiastic about Clinton, and some have taken a long time to donate to her campaign.
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What Trump is offering — temporary extensions of existing protections for both groups of immigrants — isn't something that Democrats have been wildly enthusiastic about in the past.
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But to understand why people are so enthusiastic about the idea, we first need to go back to the late 1990s — to the original Pokémon games.
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Similarly, people who have administered an infusion—including the person I saw doing it at the party—have been less than enthusiastic about talking with me.
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It is hard to believe that the Trump administration and the current Senate will be any more enthusiastic about preserving biodiversity than the Senate was then.
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"I think there's a lot of people, they have other things going on," she said, explaining why many people she knows are not enthusiastic about voting.
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Meanwhile, his advisers are working quietly in the background to ensure he doesn't undermine their foreign policy efforts by being too enthusiastic about engaging with adversaries.
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If you're less enthusiastic about the view and prefer to spend your time out on the Strip, consider the basic option, which is the Resort King.
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"The reluctance to pull the trigger on share repurchases suggests corporate leaders are becoming less enthusiastic about what they see ahead," said TrimTabs CEO David Santschi.
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Saudi Arabia has never been enthusiastic about coordinated production restraint, endorsing the principle while stating tough conditions that would make it all but impossible in practice.
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While that number has grown from just 8 percent in March, the percentage of voters who are enthusiastic about Trump has remained the same at 26%.
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Forty-seven percent of Nevada voters said they would be enthusiastic about Sanders as nominee, compared to 2628 percent for Biden and 28500 percent for Warren.
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The story started with a group of Canadians who were enthusiastic about finding and photographing the most stunning displays of the aurora borealis, or northern lights.
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Sunday morning is one of the very few occasions where we let them watch a little TV, so they are very enthusiastic about turning it on.
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"I've always — and you know this — been more enthusiastic about costumes than is sometimes appropriate, but these are the situations that I regret deeply," he said.
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That's according to a new CNN/SSRS national poll, which suggests that Democratic voters are far more enthusiastic about the coming midterms than their GOP counterparts.
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You could have the best idea in the world and be extremely enthusiastic about it, but if nobody wants it, then it's a dud, says Cantrell.
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Nearly 6 in 10 self-identified Republicans (57%) say they are extremely enthusiastic about voting for president, compared with 46% among Democrats and 26% among independents.
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It was probably her underperformance in mobilizing African-Americans that hurt her most, and they are generally the group least enthusiastic about open door immigration policies.
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An avowed fan of home makeover shows and a veteran of regularly renovating her own properties, McCormick was unabashedly enthusiastic about every aspect of the project.
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Applicants should be enthusiastic about the work conducted by KFF and interested in joining a team dedicated to the unique operating style and mission of KFF.
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" Cheung recognizes that not everyone is enthusiastic about the sky becoming a commercial canvas, but said that "[Intel's] projects and light shows showcase different art perspectives.
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Hal Marx, a McDaniel supporter and mayor of the small town of Petal, said he was not enthusiastic about Hyde-Smith but would vote for her.
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There are no resources of the sort Russia could readily use (their real assets are their people, who would hardly be enthusiastic about their new overlords).
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