"It's excitement — pure excitement," volunteer firefighter Rich Yobs told the news channel.
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Incremental gains don't capture the public's excitement, the excitement of young people.
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SO CERTAINLY, THE FINANCIAL INCENTIVE IS THERE, BUT IT IS MORE FOR ME THE EXCITEMENT OF NEW CHALLENGES, EXCITEMENT OF BUILDING SOMETHING, THE EXCITEMENT OF MANAGING SOMETHING.
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There was no excitement among the GOP base to match the excitement among Democrats.
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A hundred years ago she wrote about moving from excitement to email to non-excitement.
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If you show excitement when you see someone, they naturally mirror that excitement back at you.
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Similarly, men who are told that men cheat for sexual excitement will report they are seeking excitement.
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Excitement means dedication Another approach is to begin your letter by expressing your excitement for the job opportunity.
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There are moments of excitement about having a baby brother and moments of jealousy about the attention and excitement.
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You got excitement out of this just like you did in Afghanistan, but it was a different type of excitement.
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Social media excitement Meanwhile, social media is buzzing as fans share their excitement ahead of Cardi B's first Africa performance.
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These parties are realizing that going along with pastors generates voter excitement, even if only among churchgoers, and excitement equals power.
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Boom offers streamers one more entertaining burst to bring excitement into their streams in a way that heightens excitement in a uniquely cinematic quality.
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In private online groups for DREAMers, he noted, the White House framework was greeted with relief and even excitement — excitement he himself didn't feel.
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The excitement of playing your first festival or making your first album, hearing even the name Diamond Head on the radio filled us with excitement.
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That's evident in the flurry of YouTube channels and record-breaking worldwide stacks (that combine excitement for the sport with the excitement of a publicity stunt).
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"So Musk can get people to commit at that moment of excitement, rather than waiting until the product is finished and the excitement is worn off."
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The excitement stage: It's not clear whether the Twitter reaction below is to Beyoncé's tour announcement or just to watching her perform at the Super Bowl halftime show (both would be valid), but the excitement stage could also look like this: Later, that excitement might turn to frustration.
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"Often, having sex on the floor or on a dresser can amp up the excitement and get all those sexy chemicals that induce excitement flowing," Grinonneau-Denton says.
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The skill involved, coupled with the high-octane excitement of quadcopters winging through space at high speeds, goes a long way towards explaining the excitement around drone racing.
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In an interview with FOX 7 in Austin, Kevin shares that his excitement about starting fourth grade is paralleled only by his excitement about starting fifth grade next year.
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Republican candidate's excitement about it in stride. Drozdiak's
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Tiger Woods' return to the Masters Tournament is bringing a lot of excitement back to golf, and Bridgestone Golf is reaping huge rewards from that excitement, said CEO Angel Ilagan.
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There is still a lot of excitement over tax reform, and we could see excitement over infrastructure spending," Invesco global market strategist Kristina Hooper said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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According to McKeown, Christmas decorations are a visual cue and pathway back to the excitement of childhood, so having decorations in and around the house earlier extends the season of excitement.
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" Princess Diana added, "Anyway, the boy arrived, great excitement.
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She radiates energy, excitement — all of those "e" words.
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That's where the hashtags happen … where the excitement is.
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" But Sandys quickly clarified, "That doesn't lessen the excitement.
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" While Reid couldn't put her excitement into words: "Speechless.
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" "It would generate even more excitement for future races.
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Just watch ... his excitement over the trip is palpable.
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" Vesnina, with excitement, called the match a "big challenge.
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While the main excitement surrounding this year's Coachella is the Beyoncé performance that we were deprived of in 2017, we can't help but feel enormous excitement over the food on offer for 2018.
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Polling suggests Mr. Sanders may have an edge in excitement.
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Excitement will arrive in your relationships very early this morning.
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These emerging fields are where I'm seeing the most excitement.
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This explosion of uncontainable excitement now happens twice a year.
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And all she saw was the challenge and the excitement.
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"I think spice brings excitement," she said of her sauces.
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Reynolds has expressed his excitement about his new business venture.
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But for Michael Ringelsten, the excitement starts after the holidays.
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But it did not compromise the excitement of the battle.
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The colour and excitement move beyond the screen, changing everything.
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Joining her in her excitement was Houston native Travis Scott.
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Getting out the vote relies on more than excitement, however.
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The atmosphere in Toronto is charged with anticipation and excitement.
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The news brought tears of joy and plenty of excitement.
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This is not surprising given the excitement with the space.
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"Nothing beats the excitement of going through small spots fast."
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The company's "lack of meaningful innovation" is also limiting excitement.
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Even years later, Nickie's excitement is palpable over the phone.
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Excitement for the title of the standalone Han Solo movie?
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Vonn isn't sure, but says that's half of the excitement.
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Such breakthroughs underpin much of the excitement in AI today.
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The excitement from guests is a good sign for Disney.
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Excitement in your relationships will be stirred up this evening.
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Revisiting brought back the remnants of that excitement and sorrow.
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She would hear the romantic songs and scream with excitement.
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But the film never approaches "Slumdog Millionaire" levels of excitement.
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Really, my excitement for this story began with Thomas Edison.
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The Hamilton star tweeted his excitement after the trailer dropped.
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It always sparked excitement for me, even as a toddler.
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For Instagram lovers, these developments may be cause for excitement.
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They always have this level of like excitement and empowerment.
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How much excitement can we expect from these shorter matches?
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It's this bizarre combination of joy and relief and excitement.
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"Emily's here," she told me, hands jazzing out in excitement.
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It's not really nervousness as much as it is excitement.
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Are you ready for all of the excitement of Coachella?
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Sadly, this time out, that didn't equate to much excitement.
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The explanation made us jump up and down in excitement.
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Words cannot express my excitement, but they'll have to do.
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But then came a wave of excitement, adrenaline, and confidence.
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The overwhelming emotion was neither excitement nor buoyancy, but despondency.
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The crowds are still modest, but the excitement is not.
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As excitement for JoJo mounted, the meme began to coalesce.
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Koch shared her excitement about the extended mission on Twitter.
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The excitement hasn't continued with the announcement of smart toothbrushes.
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We're channeling the excitement into creating extra ROI for you.
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The real excitement comes from what big listed companies report.
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I am giddy with excitement when I make the purchase.
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The high turnout had initially caused excitement among the opposition.
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Rea bobbed with excitement, a huge smile on his face.
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"It's not a product of excitement, per se," she says.
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Upton couldn't help but share the excitement of becoming Mrs.
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"He played with excitement again," Capitals coach Barry Trotz said.
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I can't explain the excitement Chicago is experiencing right now.
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He's surprisingly calm, and saves the excitement for the caption.
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There's some brewing excitement about the outcome of the game!
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Naturally, the Beyhive couldn't contain its excitement about Beyoncé's hair.
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There's all this excitement about AI, and it's well deserved.
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We touch their leashes and they cannot contain their excitement.
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At least Aleida injected his life with energy and excitement.
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And that wasn't even the end of our inconsolable excitement!
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She also shared her excitement over all the positive feedback.
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It's easy to see why this talk generates such excitement.
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Others argue that the excitement about cancer research is justified.
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Competitors supporters met their excitement with a handful of boos.
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Others' excitement was tainted by their anger over Daryl's lie.
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" "There's a lot of froth and excitement going on today.
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Some excitement will pop up in your social life today.
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There's just not a lot of excitement in the air.
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But nothing's garnered more excitement than using it on Crispr.
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Instead, they require passion, collaboration, and excitement about solving problems.
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There's no doubt about the excitement for these new banks.
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Williams also expressed her excitement about the upcoming Season 6.
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His unrelenting warmth, positivity, and excitement make him incredibly lovable.
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Others smiled and chatted with old friends, brimming with excitement.
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Obama has joined in the excitement for the new attraction.
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But none of those moves generated much excitement among investors.
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Clearly, excitement over balloons is a trait the Clintons share.
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And of course there was plenty of shrieking and excitement.
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That level of excitement was never going to last, though.
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Equity excitement — U.S. equities particularly — seems everyone's favorite reflation play.
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So, when they do, that's when all the excitement ensues.
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Into Raqqa Yet along with the grief, there is excitement.
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The ladies also expressed excitement at possibly meeting Hunter Hayes.
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I can't stop telling it and nearly barking from excitement.
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While many were filled with excitement, others weren't so thrilled.
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Get ready for ten weeks of excitement on the Rift!
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Fans immediately responded to the image on Twitter with excitement.
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It was a beautiful moment of unified excitement and recognition.
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There's lots of excitement towards the second half of it.
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Loving is more about dogged devotion than excitement or action.
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Both firms were emblematic of the excitement over clean energy.
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You can't deny the electricity and excitement around the guy.
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A brilliant smile spreads across Namata's face, punctuating her excitement.
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They were beside themselves with the excitement of it all.
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But Democrats also innovated to take advantage of that excitement.
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Their excitement was overshadowed by a lot of angry men.
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But South Korea has seen this kind of excitement before.
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The excitement from the 2018 election has already worn thin.
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"The crowds, that's part of the excitement," Ms. Taylor said.
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I loved the excitement of political campaigns as a kid.
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We hire shoutcasters to amplify the excitement of the game.
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Such wins sparked excitement -- and optimism among liberals -- for 303.
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But that rush of excitement has now turned to trepidation.
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They returned this year to much excitement among bird enthusiasts.
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That's where trade disputes provide plenty of war room excitement.
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I think he brings excitement, I think he brings experience.
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"Obviously, being in the race adds some excitement," Verlander said.
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"It provided a little excitement," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said.
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You aren't expecting driving excitement and it won't deliver it.
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But the real excitement began when the army band appeared.
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But there was never a level of excitement like this.
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"The reporter then said: "Speaking of excitement, better than ... sex?
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So putting up those Christmas decorations early extends the excitement!
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I know the excitement that's surrounding you guys right now.
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But I channeled my nervousness and turned it into excitement.
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The key themes are pretty basic: pregnant, baby, excitement, joy.
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"The excitement is palpable," says Fandango Managing Editor Erik Davis.
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His campaign seems to hope to overcome this with excitement.
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Attendants stood ready to catch those who fainted in excitement.
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It's a day we always look forward to with excitement.
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Grande shared her excitement to be headlining the pride event.
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The extra money might give us a jolt of excitement.
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You want the emotion, the excitement you feel to last.
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Tomlinson's excitement for the project and its future is contagious.
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For all the excitement, it was also wearing me down.
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" "There's a lot of froth and excitement going on today.
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Anxiety, sadness, fear, excitement — it all gave me a stomachache.
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Despite all that, I can't shake the feeling of excitement.
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Tonight's vibe is totally different, though: Expect excitement and adventure.
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I still remember the excitement as the sample kicked in.
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We won't let the omission take away from our excitement.
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Is it supposed to somehow underline the excitement and danger?
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Excitement around work or your reputation will arrive this evening.
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You're craving excitement and depth in your life and relationships.
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But anytime it happens, it generates a flurry of excitement.
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Excitement arrives in your relationships, and productive conversations are had.
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I just felt good, clean excitement and anticipation, untainted, uncomplicated.
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Disbelief turned to excitement when he asked for more proof.
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I feel a little jolt of excitement but then… nothing.
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There's a feeling of excitement when you read daily updates.
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I think Steven would be feeling extreme excitement and pride.
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Before his death, Halladay expressed excitement about his ICON A5.
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Tourists responded to last week's rallies with surprise and excitement.
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"I'm happy the TL is full of joy and excitement."
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Excitement over the stimulus tsunami is already starting to wane.
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But for the overall winner, the excitement is ramped up.
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That was the most excitement there was on the ride.
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Yes, excitement filled today, but what about those they lost?
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Plus, all those people probably lost their minds with excitement.
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It always is a wonderful adventure of excitement and disappointment.
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Excitement around a financial issue will arrive this evening, Pisces!
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But there was a clear lack of excitement around them.
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But there was a clear lack of excitement around them.
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Theater lovers still talk about the excitement of that performance.
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Mr. Neimark wanted to bring more excitement to the store.
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I missed this excitement, this potential for collaboration with colleagues.
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But showbiz and its attendant excitement only intensified their romance.
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The move to remote, in some way, dims that excitement.
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"The anxiousness, this generates a lot of excitement and adrenaline."
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"There's a lot of excitement around silicon again," she said.
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You're craving freedom, and there's excitement in your love life.
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The crowd hit its highest level of excitement so far.
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There are two ways to drive turnout: excitement or incitement.
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"We want to give people some excitement and surprise." video
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This election season has shown that anonymity can generate excitement.
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I need the visual excitement of the new and unexpected.
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Here in Berlin, where I live, the excitement is rising.
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The excitement of seeing the couple succeed against all odds.
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That is a huge indication to us of the excitement.
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He smiles; he yelps; he pumps his fists in excitement.
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Wiener initially experiences the excitement of a steep learning curve.
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The good news is there's real excitement in the community.
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Hendrix remembers that Samy's arrival in 2007 brought similar excitement.
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When Peck walked in, there was a rustle of excitement.
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That excitement when the puck goes in, you're moving on.
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After successfully completing almost eleven jumps, Hamilton cheered with excitement.
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I want single people to approach the holidays with excitement.
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"I think there's just more juice and excitement," Cousins said.
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His excitement was palpable from the first whiff of chlorine.
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There was an excitement of sharing another New York happening.
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Although, my feelings might fade once the excitement wears off.
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But suddenly it's being sung with new urgency — and excitement.
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The singer expressed her excitement about one day having children.
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If so, does it fill you with excitement or dread?
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This is a really awkward time for *NSYNC reunion excitement.
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Ackerman shared her excitement for the new project on Instagram.
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There are murmurs of excitement across the hotel conference room.
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" That's the moment Gomez truly freaked out with excitement. "No!
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This creates ambition and excitement rather than uncertainty and hesitation.
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"There's a lack of excitement," said Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons.
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"Is it coming from a place of excitement?" he says.
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But there's more to the excitement around Arcade than that.
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But any excitement generated was crushed under the general Weltanschauung.
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Yet many people apparently don't want this kind of excitement.
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Judging by his Twitter response, Netanyahu was giddy with excitement.
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And there is less spotlights, less excitement, less security around.
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Plenty of others talk about the excitement of starting over.
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But can all the excitement land you in the hospital?
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This 1960 video captures the excitement the new 500 inspired.
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Sean edged forward with finicky excitement, peering at the notes.
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It was a part of the excitement of that area.
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In his remarks, Jealous also conspicuously failed to stir excitement.
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You need excitement in your life, so this is wonderful.
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"[It was] all out confusion then complete excitement," he explained.
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But I could tell the hum of excitement was unusual.
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In all art, we seek entertainment, or joy, or excitement.
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He revealed none of his excitement, revealing all of it.
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All this only adds to the excitement around Williamson, who was the number one overall pick in the 2019 NBA draft and has garnered so much excitement, it's been compared to LeBron James' rookie days.
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It was the '2800s and there was a lot of excitement.
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I enjoy the excitement of the live auction, with everyone hollering.
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Even better than the moments of excitement are the quiet times.
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Last month, Trump tweeted her excitement for the upcoming Olympic Games.
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That's where the excitement lies, and everyone has their favorite move.
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You're all about full moons because you love excitement and drama.
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And he feeds off the excitement of working as a freelancer.
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At the same time, some of our excitement is wearing off.
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Excitement for the neutrals, you might think, but not for Prosinečki.
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It's lies and excitement that tend to get me into trouble.
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The tension and excitement all visualizes over a frenetic, electronic harshness.
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J.Lo couldn't contain her excitement, laughing and cheering throughout the performance.
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But they're generating a lot of excitement in the scientific community.
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First of all, there is a palpable sense of excitement here.
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Excitement arrives this evening, as does a welcomed atmosphere of security.
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It's about finding a balance between the excitement and the control.
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When to use it: When your excitement just can't be contained.
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You need a high-excitement candidate somewhere up at the top.
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We are shaking with curious excitement just imaging this sinister shape.
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There was a lot of excitement over Rupert Murdoch's The Daily.
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Have I screamed with excitement with every announcement about this movie?
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Overcome with excitement, the rising star showed his appreciation by dabbing.
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"I love you," she tells Bass before (repeatedly) screaming with excitement.
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That's why Mission Chinese's excitement-seeking guests never tire of them.
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As you can imagine, social media is freaking out in excitement.
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What it tends to mean: Excitement or frustration The Noise: Yowling
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Neither shot nor shell ruffled her—excitement trumped fear, she said.
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Behind its sleek glass front is a whole world of excitement.
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We were filled with hope and excitement only to be crushed.
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Excitement, shame, disgust, anticipation, even love… he doesn't feel these, either.
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This has little impact on the excitement levels of most contests.
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Miley also couldn't contain her excitement about her future with Liam.
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Put some excitement back in your life by trying something new!
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So, there's a lot of excitement and a lot of anticipation.
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"I'm overwhelmed with excitement," Murgatroyd, 33, told Us Weekly on Tuesday.
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But that's no reason not to pump your fists in excitement!
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The AR apps feel novel — but the excitement wears off quickly.
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Finally, a sense of excitement, possibility, and love was growing, too.
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"After all that excitement, you feel like it's victorious," White says.
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Twitter is desperate to recapture the excitement of consumers and investors.
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Others seek excitement in short-term speculating in the capital markets.
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But it's sweet to see her excitement for her costar's win.
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I don't think excitement should be confused for positivity or approval.
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He revels in the excitement of discovering new aspects of himself.
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West's wife, Kim Kardashian West, tweeted her excitement over the event.
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Cause that to me is the excitement part of the show.
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We want to experience excitement, and we want to share it.
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Swift shared her excitement over the surprise duet on her Instagram.
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To continue the excitement, the full trailer has now dropped too.
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"We have exactly eight ingredients," the waitress says, to our excitement.
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"I had to keep all of my excitement inside," he says.
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"Words can't express our happiness and excitement," she captioned the post.
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Of course, my excitement and adrenaline wouldn't allow that to happen.
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Chopra's cousin and bridesmaid, Parineeti Chopra, shared her excitement as well.
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The launch of "Pokemon Go" has seen investors respond with excitement.
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It would not be a Trump contest without excitement and drama.
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The excitement surrounding this trial is therefore scientific rather than clinical.
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This time the jolt of excitement should come from the East.
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Your teens/early 20s are a time of excitement and fearlessness.
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Growing excitement Researchers have long looked to Alpha Centauri for study.
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I love the excitement surrounding the event and also the merchandise.
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The GIF reactions alone gave a taste of the palpable excitement.
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Venus connects with lucky Jupiter, bringing you excitement and adventure, Aries!
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So I know there was a lot of excitement for him.
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Box office bonanza The excitement has also translated into commercial success.
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Sharing in the excitement with celebs is part of the fun.
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" She previously expressed her excitement over the project, saying, "YOU GUYS!!!!
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The colors just dropped today — and we cannot contain our excitement.
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His excitement at the wedding definitely captured some of that spunk.
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IN THE arrivals hall of Belém's airport the excitement is palpable.
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The GoT memes were on fire as fans tweeted their excitement.
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The short glimpse was enough to create a groundswell of excitement.
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Other Music conveys the excitement of making a personal musical discovery.
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Two Christmas trees to decorate; I can hardly contain my excitement.
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A Facebook video shows Fernéndez laughing with excitement at finding out.
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"I share the same excitement when I see him," she says.
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Esurance was back, but the excitement of previous activations was missing.
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How, you ask, your java-craving hands practically shaking in excitement?
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LONDON — There's excitement in the air here in London on Thursday.
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Pretor-Pinney still brims with excitement whenever he talks of clouds.
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Tonight brings plenty of excitement, but keep your budget in mind.
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Preparing for birth Excitement overflows in the labor and delivery room.
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Every cell in my body was vibrating with excitement and joy.
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Still, weariness from Sunday night's celebrations didn't mask the studio's excitement.
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In his eagerness and excitement, Beam initially bought into the bravado.
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"The excitement is far greater than the stress part," she gushes.
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Enterprise communications is not a sector that typically generates palpable excitement.
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Allen's excitement at the achievement was dampened by his increasing anxiety.
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At the same time, there was excitement over creating something new.
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But whoops — guess who got left out of all this excitement?
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Gerwig's restaging adds a new layer of excitement and visual metaphor.
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"I'm overwhelmed with excitement," Murgatroyd, 33, told US Weekly on Tuesday.
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"Part of your excitement is just to fly somewhere," he says.
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Fans watching from home also expressed their excitement on social media.
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President-elect Donald Trump also stepped into the online sales excitement.
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Port goes on to explain how her feelings evolved into excitement.
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Vivo's Nex S has also been a source of much excitement.
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Instead of excitement about women breaking another barrier, I felt disillusioned.
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However, the excitement around Sanders disciples, like New York freshman Rep.
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The audience's excitement makes her want to keep talking about Islam.
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Harris expressed his excitement about the project in a prepared statement.
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That meant joy and excitement, but equally disappointment, failure and anger.
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In her excitement, she noticed a tear in the suit's sleeve.
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It undercuts the mobilizing excitement of electing a truly transcendental leader.
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This month's excitement traces back to the end of last year.
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"What's that, kiddo," he says after the crowd shrieks in excitement.
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There's no denying the fun and excitement of an Apple event.
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As Gaga left the Grammys stage, social media exploded with excitement.
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But these recipients aren't going to let that dim their excitement.
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And the rest of the country is joining in the excitement.
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But here, all the excitement and suspense gets lost in translation.
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Posting a photo is a way to share excitement and pride.
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Excitement is in the air today as Venus clashes with Mars.
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But I felt instead something between excitement and an indistinct disappointment.
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You get to spread your excitement out over the whole year.
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The excitement around the first black superhero film cannot be understated.
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That's more excitement than most gadgets have inspired in me lately.
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Falling in love with an Aries means never lacking for excitement.
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Music makes people emotional, whether it's from nostalgia, passion, or excitement.
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It didn't work, but Warhol showed genuine excitement for the platform.
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What is different now is my excitement of the race itself.
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In the room, family and friends beamed with excitement and pride.
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Big moves stir excitement in a way steady execution does not.
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The excitement may just be too much for the longtime fan.
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"I don't see the excitement typical at market peaks," he said.
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So long, and thanks for all the excitement, mystery, and drama.
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Hearing their excitement is a powerful way to bring us together.
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After coming off this, there will be a lot of excitement.
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Wall Street's excitement at Bolsonaro's election, Brazil's economic forecast is gloomy.
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Hu: There's a lot of hope and excitement about the summit.
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"Windsor is absolutely bursting with excitement," said royal historian Hugo Vickers.
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The event builds on the excitement for the "Downton Abbey" film.
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Perhaps the biggest single factor behind the excitement, however, is lending.
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As I took my first bite, I was flooded with excitement.
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Any flashes of excitement are undercut by swaths of musical darkness.
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I think there's-- this is a moment of anxiety and excitement.
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The covers were greeted with plenty of excitement on social media.
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Almost ever digital influencer who came backstage was shaking from excitement.
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Finally, I entered the last room of the gallery with excitement.
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And after Thursday's win, the seasoned coach couldn't contain her excitement.
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Excitement for AI was coming back, and so was the money.
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We have not had this much excitement since the White House!
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Chicago Cubs — stale offense Where has the excitement gone in Chicago?
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Republicans are hoping Trump makes a repeat trip to generate excitement.
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This step was ignored in Comey's excitement to disrupt the election.
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They share your excitement and together you schedule a Skype meeting.
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At first, there was an air of excitement around this device.
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She was confident, fearless, and full of excitement about the world.
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You cannot sleep with the excitement of turning into a man.
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Excitement will be stirred up in your intimate relationships this evening.
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There's excitement and tipsiness in the air as the eating begins.
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I think my excitement about it came across in my bars.
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Still, the character jumps between despair and excitement, guilt and delight.
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The entire Asian community in the area was brimming with excitement.
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It might have been my great-grandmother's excitement that was contagious.
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A mixture of high anxiety, fear, and a bit of excitement?
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How much value and excitement can we pack into Disrupt Berlin?
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Excitement, nervousness, and said brown liquor makes you have to pee.
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Everyone was singing and the adrenaline and excitement was really overwhelming.
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He kissed her on the lips, lightly yet with much excitement.
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As the foam builds within the cylinders, the crowd's excitement rises.
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Confrontations are likely, but some excitement is on the way, too.
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The three Tesla salespeople expressed excitement about Tesla's new CRM system.
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Yep.Is that part of the excitement of being a drug hunter?
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Garner shouted "Lord have mercy!" with excitement after taking a bite.
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This produced an excitement from a place I could not identify.
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The excitement in the room was also palpable at other times.
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Academic triumphs, hockey tournament wins, even a little college admissions excitement.
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This year, the term "political poetry" rightly reverberates with new excitement.
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They project excitement, pride, and a bit of well-deserved cockiness.
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She figured it was just the excitement of the wedding's aftermath.
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Mention your excitement to continue making great contributions to the company.
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Debate, drama and other extracurriculars provide the excitement many classrooms lack.
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Because she said I was literally trembling with excitement and satisfaction.
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The excitement when it emerges from the oven is really extraordinary.
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That year, a steady drumbeat of excitement turned into a frenzy.
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Still other researchers shared the authors' excitement about the novel approach.
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The World Cup qualifier that followed barely matched the pregame excitement.
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Each visit left me with a sense of wonder and excitement.
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I remember a very real sense of excitement in the air.
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"We are the campaign of excitement and of energy," Sanders said.
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People need to separate the justified excitement from the opportunistic hyperbole.
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I noted some excitement about the setup in my write-up.
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But does the book's shallowness paradoxically explain the excitement surrounding it?
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The excitement has been amplified by the unexpectedness of the matchup.
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So cool getting to share our excitement with the press today.
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With such excitement, hotels in the area are raising prices accordingly.
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Maybe he needs the right tattoo idea to spark his excitement.
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That could potentially drum up excitement from her existing fan base.
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Cramer's excitement about Spotify ties back to its disruptive business model.
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On Wednesday, James expressed his excitement over Rellie's birth on Twitter.
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Excitement, danger, and braggadocio hang in the air, all distinctly disembodied.
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That excitement, they said, may have lent itself to his addiction.
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Remember the gleeful excitement of being able to drive golf buggies?
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The most excitement in the White House briefing room in months.
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JAMES COULTER: After the original excitement -- so think about Amazon, right?
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I finally understood all the hype and excitement around immersive experiences.
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"A lot of excitement to play here at home," Engelland said.
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For sheer sensory excitement, Habitat could not and cannot be matched.
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Get ready to squeal with excitement — and maybe a little fear.
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He describes his childhood as full of excitement, desire, and terror.
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People like to witness greatness, maybe, or to partake of excitement.
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The tornado caused a bit of excitement, but apparently no damage.
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And so we command that type of excitement around our apparel.
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It's about time he does something that gets people's excitement going.
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Not far from the Powerhouse, the project is already generating excitement.
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Baseball doesn't need to speed up, it needs more offensive excitement.
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The excitement of the audience during the triple somersault was palpable.
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Ms. Keil said the excitement was a boon for the project.
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The excitement of those childhood summer adventures stuck with the boys.
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Clinton and Donald J. Trump in the excitement among their supporters.
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Ride the wave of your excitement and set up automatic payments.
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Biochemically speaking, anxiety and excitement are the same thing, says Kotler.
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After you initiate interaction, there's excitement, which acts as a reinforcer.
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And, as cliched as it may sound, eagerness and excitement count.
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But, he said, the excitement has leveled out for the smartphone.
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They won't stir up much excitement by talking about process change.
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And the hype and excitement for Rosen is building in Arizona.
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But none has quite matched Kentucky Owl for sheer consumer excitement.
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Personally I couldn't sleep last night, from the excitement I have.
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Each scene burns with dark excitement, and Plante's honesty is exhilarating.
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I imagine it's about variety, because the human brain craves excitement.
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But the players I encountered reacted to this mostly with excitement.
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That arousal may then be interpreted by our brains as excitement.
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Learning about Kimberli's anti-racist initiatives enhanced our excitement for it.
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Excitement is in the air, thanks to Uranus ending its retrograde.
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I was desperate for some kind of excitement — drama, conflict, anything.
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You can see Malik Monk run on the court in excitement.
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On stage, excitement oozed out of every pore during her performance.
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He felt a familiar surge of excitement, the excitement that had buoyed him for months, ever since he was granted the coveted H-1B visa that would allow him to work in the U.S. for three years.
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Jackson and IMG both announced their excitement on Instagram: One singular sensation!!
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Yet we have urged them on with our fandom and our excitement.
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As you can imagine, this excitement-to-disappointment cycle was completely draining.
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That was the excitement, and that was what I had hoped for.
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The lack of a dominant team has certainly increased excitement this season.
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This shooter game is filled with adventure and excitement around every corner.
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" He added: "I'm looking forward to see the excitement of the ending.
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On his way to Haiti, Tim Tebow can hardly contain his excitement.
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When the Smith family announced a third child, their excitement went viral.
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In 2011, David commented on their excitement shortly after she was born.
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There is this sense of excitement that never seems to die off.
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Excitement arrives on July 20, when Venus connects with Uranus in Aries.
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And now we have a daughter who greets each day with excitement.
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Yes, the real excitement would be to find something we didn't expect.
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And I'm embarrassed to say that the excitement is mixed with loss.
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In an interview, Watson shared her excitement over learning more about Beth.
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This latest video will likely only ramp up that excitement even more.
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The room was filled with excitement as the group planned their menu.
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Obviously, there was a lot of excitement with Google Project Tango — RIP.
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Finally, when it was time to ride, Ralph bubbled over with excitement.
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In the audio clip, Key expresses his excitement about an award nomination.
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It takes a lot to elicit a squeal of excitement from me.
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For us, it was this excitement that there were two boys there.
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Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, the happy couple could hardly contain their excitement.
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Tension is in the air early today, but excitement arrives later on.
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But all of this excitement hasn't been enough to guarantee strong sales.
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Unfortunately for Swift's fans at the courthouse, the excitement was short-lived.
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But I just didn't see the level of excitement that I have.
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"Sanders is the candidate with the most energy and excitement," Weaver said.
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Has that affected your excitement level or dampened the mood at all?
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When the Motorola Razr was first announced, I couldn't contain my excitement.
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But it is not clear that the excitement will translate into seats.
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And on Wednesday, the president even tweeted his excitement about their release.
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And, encouragingly, the number of dengue cases went down: Hence the excitement.
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As we climb into a rickety elevator, Wu is beaming with excitement.
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"Some people enjoy the 'excitement' of the makeup-breakup cycle," he says.
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All aquiver with excitement, I was not moving anymore with my feet.
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Well, we're seeing huge excitement in fixed income— JOE KERNEN: That's weird.
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I brought it home with breathless excitement and promptly forgot about it.
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Another detailed the excitement of a family on a holiday road trip.
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I know this because the anticipation and the excitement spread into Africa.
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Either way toddlers are always high on life and drunk on excitement.
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The excitement around Slack makes sense given how cloud stocks are performing.
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A metric called—appropriately enough—the "excitement index" (EI) can help here.
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There's an excitement to the surprise drop that artists and fans love.
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The excitement around self-driving cars, though, has made the problem famous.
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"It's definitely special; you saw the excitement in the building," McDavid said.
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" The subject is the singular "excitement," so the verb should be "was.
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It seems that every time Starbucks releases a new drink, excitement ensues.
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The combination of heat and excitement was already enough stimulation for me.
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AllPlay isn't a widely used system, which somewhat tempers the excitement here.
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Excitement about the meat substitute market has driven investor interest in Beyond.
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"It will be a hub full of surprises and excitement," Zeiger said.
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"There's still an excitement factor, just being involved," he told the newspaper.
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Traffic camera footage isn't known for being a prolific source of excitement.
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The excitement can be explained by three Rs: rates, regulation and returns.
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" (The number-trivia excitement continues.) Mom: "You know your numbers so well!
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The forbidden intimacy masterfully captures the excitement and energy of young love.
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It is a classic ripping yarn, packed with excitement, violence and cliffhangers.
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Many expressed their excitement to see what the fact checker will achieve.
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But capturing that excitement would mean building and shipping a real product.
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Compared to the excitement of yesterday, the auditorium felt like a tomb.
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And what does my excitement at this prospect say about my character?
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It's almost like it's an anxiety, but it's also like an excitement.
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But he promises McLaren has brought "content excitement" on the software front.
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Meghan hasn't been hiding her excitement as a royal mom-to-be!
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But have no fear, science is here to explain away your excitement.
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At first, he chalked it up to Johnson's excitement about the engagement.
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The excitement for the four new 90-minute movies continues to mount.
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This year's CES didn't offer much in the way of mobile excitement.
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"It's a girl!" the kids squeal, jumping up and down with excitement.
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Waiting for it all year long kind of keeps up my excitement.
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The hour has officially come, and it's hard to contain our excitement.
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According to Capri, the excitement has been there for quite some time.
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Sure, part of the excitement was from seeing a viral video star.
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Everyone is completely exhausted from traveling and the excitement of the day.
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We are overwhelmed by all of your love and excitement for us.
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Trump's excitement for the new bill seems more subdued than last time.
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"I'm doing really well, overwhelmed with excitement regarding the future," he said.
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" On Twitter, Grande couldn't contain her excitement, writing, "hello shaking and crying.
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Big surprises around these themes arrive today, Sagittarius, and so much excitement!
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"So the excitement for the new music is really palpable," Nettles said.
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The excitement of squalor and struggle becomes just the squalor of struggling.
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Now, however, the excitement is fading as is the app store's growth.
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But Lowe explained that he was the victim of his own excitement.
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This Taco Bell in Newport Beach, California, is lit up in excitement.
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"It s such a whirlwind of excitement," Hernandez says of her performance.
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He stopped by Refinery29's Grammy red carpet to share his excitement.
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Amid the excitement from nominees, others in Hollywood were nursing their wounds.
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But, really, this trailer is mostly here to amp up your excitement.
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"The other feeling that I had beside excitement was fear," she said.
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The lead up to Star Wars Battlefront II was full of excitement.
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She did her work because she loved the excitement of it all.
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When internet collaborations unfold on social media, fans usually react with excitement.
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Traders were bored last week and now they have got some excitement.
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It's only September 1, but fall excitement is definitely in the air.
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Although there's growing excitement within the industry, three-wheelers are nothing new.
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Part out of disgust and revulsion, partly out of curiosity and excitement.
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All the excitement around this announcement needs to be somewhat tempered, however.
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Thorne has previously shared her excitement about the thriller on social media.
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Underneath all the excitement, however, there's a sense that Google is afraid.
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Expect excitement and stress, making that perfect rut you've been pacing intolerable.
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It would take all the excitement out of their own launch event.
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As they unbundle their winter layers, there's a sense of building excitement.
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Khloé confirms, "I am pregnant," causing her sister to scream in excitement.
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It's not an evasion of the question—it's evidence of his excitement.
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" In her search for excitement, Robin "uncovers a dark secret in Hawkins.
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Warrior Mars connects with lucky Jupiter, creating excitement and passion in communication.
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Etna, sweating and panting, his lips "white rimmed with thirst and excitement."
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Just thinking about the possibilities makes my eyes go big with excitement.
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But once people put them on their face, the excitement died off.
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It was all the excitement of youth, with a bit of revolution.
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This is sexual arousal, this is fear arousal, this is excitement arousal.
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My voice shook and I couldn't say whether with fear or excitement.
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Show day is finally here, and nerves have given way to excitement.
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Excitement, joy, gratitude for being able to have an opportunity to compete.
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But in my excitement, I forgot I suck at arts and crafts.
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Lady Gaga's "little monsters" took to social media to express their excitement.
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Done right, Snapchat gives a sense of the excitement of being there.
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Third, Buffett's excitement over Precision Castparts made Cramer feel great about aerospace.
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The customary smiles and excitement were replaced by frowns disappointment and betrayal.
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Third, Buffett's excitement over Precision Castparts made Cramer feel great about aerospace.
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The eclipses are behind us, Cancer, but plenty of excitement lies ahead.
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The feeling there is excitement and it's what the VMAs feeds on.
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However, Paul says Naughty America has bigger plans than just sexual excitement.
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Excitement around the lottery brings with it a few core, universal feelings.
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Their imagination is through the roof, and their excitement is so contagious.
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After initial excitement, the board has been deserted by investors and issuers.
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After a sonogram confirmed the baby's heartbeat, though, the excitement kicked in.
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In her excitement, she grabbed my dick and yanked it really hard.
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Excitement will arrive in your relationships later in the day today, Libra!
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I spied him going through the chow line and my excitement grew.
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The sun is shining, the beer is flowing, and excitement is building.
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Leading up the event, the pair expressed their excitement to collaborate onstage.
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As their furious excitement proves, there's nothing quite like a treasure hunt.
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I love the energy and excitement in the air on game day!
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Raftery spoke with V Magazine about his excitement that Wintour's getting involved.
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If Goodkin's excitement seems overstated then you're not a leap year baby.
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Oliver expressed her excitement for the two first cast members on Twitter.
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Kate Middleton couldn't contain her excitement during Sunday's epic Wimbledon Men's Final!
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The excitement of this other world that most of us don't know.
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The real excitement will come when the debates begin in late September.
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Attendees were given wristbands that tracked their movement, temperature and excitement levels.
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The excitement surrounding teixobactin isn't just about its potential to kill bacteria.
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The cameo itself is generating a lot of excitement from fans, though.
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Mr Leitson sees no reason why electability cannot co-exist with excitement.
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Tonight is no different, the barn is packed and buzzing with excitement.
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Its lyrical devices stir up feelings of excitement, nostalgia, passion, and jubilance.
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But his music emanates intellectual excitement and pleasure as he grows up.
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Talking with you about the years ahead together, your excitement was infectious.
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" Here is where Jay's excitement begins to burst him in two. "Why?
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Excitement is in the air today as intriguing opportunities come your way.
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You can tell Ariana's THIS close to losing it herself from excitement.
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"It was Cesar," said Ms. Villarreal, her voice still laced with excitement.
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I go and watch them and feel excitement, terror, and some sadness.
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The child is heard screaming with excitement as the geese approach them.
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I know the excitement that Joy is experiencing right now; the anticipation.
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But that heady excitement is followed by a bitter chaser of ennui.
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All of the emotions and excitement may be jumping the gun, however.
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"There was a lot of excitement on that last play," Davis said.
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This season, however, there was more concern about the lap than excitement.
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There was so much excitement, so much potential; an element of freedom.
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Gal Gadot wants you to share in her excitement for Justice League.
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"There's excitement because there's hope," Joe Girardi declared before the first pitch.
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Which was a huge relief to me — excitement is what we want.
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But that excitement has also extended to a series of special elections.
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A letter-board countdown sign that inspires excitement for the holiday season
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Even people who know better sometimes get caught up in the excitement.
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Without support from Trump, that excitement seemed to be flagging a bit.
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There was the excitement of starting our married life together, of course.
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I can't express the amount of satisfaction and excitement that I have.
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The hall broke out in applause and shouts of excitement as Mrs.
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The Tour may have trouble matching this year's Giro d'Italia for excitement.
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The excitement is only expected to grow ahead of the next drawing.
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Montaigne is hardly alone in criticizing an overeasy excitement of the sentiments.
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Followers can tell when an influencer is faking their excitement, Alisha said.
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"One of them, she had this excitement in her eyes," he recalled.
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The best of games consist of a mixture of excitement and trauma.
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Don't take Paslay's laid-back attitude as a lack of excitement, though.
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You wouldn't see this kind of excitement at the opera or ballet.
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Even putting "slavery" and "excitement" together in a sentence can feel problematic.
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There's a lot of excitement about about Beyoncé taking Lemonade on tour.
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But the very fact of its scarcity must affect fans' excitement, right?
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Manning, the real excitement of this game will come from Brady vs.
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Beaming parents Victoria and David have already shared their excitement on Instagram.
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Then his fast-paced voice rolls on with its normal thunderous excitement.
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Our bank accounts, on the other hand, may disagree with our excitement.
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The crowd felt familiar, but the excitement radiating from it felt fresh.
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And doesn't mean you have to be full of drama and excitement.
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The excitement was palpable as fans gathered around Pugh following the game.
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Don't miss out on the fun, the excitement and the business opportunities.
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Part of the excitement surrounding the NCAA tournament is the fan enthusiasm.
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The rest of the session remains swaddled in a haze of excitement.
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"I had to hide my excitement over the kitchen," Mr. Pangilinan said.
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"If they have success, there will be some excitement," Mr. Riggs said.
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"Ten Days That Shook the World" captures the excitement of that moment.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to feign mock excitement over Sen.
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"Anticipation and excitement keep you motivated, keep you moving forward," she says.
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However, be careful not to let that excitement turn into brown-nosing.
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That sterile environment is frustrating and makes people crave stimulation and excitement.
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"I think the nervous energy translates more to excitement," she tells PEOPLE.
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Excitement awaits you in your love life and in your creative projects.
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You're gonna get the album when the excitement is still at maximum.
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"Little Wang has been caught!" one officer phoned his boss in excitement.
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"I understand there's great excitement about this meeting (with Trump)," he said.
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I still feel that childlike excitement every time I complete a proof.
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And, sometimes, two hearts racing from a mixture of yearning and excitement.
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The company's methods for ginning up excitement have come under scrutiny before.
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Stephen Colbert feigned excitement at seeing Mr. Trump back in familiar territory.
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Expect six very different collections of people, united by stress and excitement.
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Disney World is marketed as a place of wonder, excitement, and magic.
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One of the biggest difficulties, ironically, is tempering people's excitement to act.
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Every time they do it, we throw up our hands in excitement.
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Smartphones are still amazing, but the excitement surrounding them is becoming stale.
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Don't buy into the excitement and let your emotions override your judgment.
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Cahors has not seen much excitement in a long time, centuries maybe.
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I need reassurance that our love and excitement can exist after this.
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"Adventure and excitement are the two things missing from civilization," he said.
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Fine also shared his excitement to the news on his social media.
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"Excitement isn't a state of being I enjoy while dining," Downie confides.
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That excitement quickly vanished on their arrival in the country last month.
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Without needing the knowledge on how to drive, the excitement is lost.
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Mr. Trump has done little to hide his excitement about that prospect.
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The first time I visited Monticello, I had this sense of excitement.
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This news doesn't dull Staunton's excitement for taking on the iconic role.
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Perhaps there was just too much excitement over the new, shiny thing.
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The post elicited so much excitement that it literally broke the internet.
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At sunset, the lights came up, and the crowd stirred with excitement.
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Putin says he doesn't share 'excitement' about Greta Thunberg's UN speech MORE.
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Ms. Decarlo said the filming had injected some excitement into village life.
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Some of them expressed their excitement about the new availability on Twitter.
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I could scarcely believe my eyes and felt myself shaking with excitement.
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If you're one of them, you have three days of excitement ahead.
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Amid the excitement and apprehension, life at Marjory Stoneman Douglas goes on.
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"I cannot contain my excitement!" exclaimed Facciol in a tweet on Friday.
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Recent excitement about AI is largely driven by progress in machine learning.
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But it's not the only one showing a surge of GOP excitement.
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Barris and an assistant director, Langston Craig, were nearly gasping with excitement.
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But even in this tranquil hamlet, the excitement is starting to build.
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This fair is for you if you're in it for the excitement.
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Another soldier who appears to be videoing the scene whoops with excitement.
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Excitement for The Europas Awards for European Tech Startups is heating up.
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"I think there hasn't been much excitement in this race," she said.
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Reactions can range from excitement and utter joy to confusion or fear.
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I came for the excitement of it, and I was not disappointed.
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Earlier in September, Prince Harry shared his excitement over visiting the continent.
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It's that excitement that interests people and really gets them into it.
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But the sales haven't matched the scientific excitement since launching in 2015.
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At the press conference, McCarthy spoke of his excitement for the opportunity.
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But this can't be attributed to excitement about the candidates or politicians.
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O.J. secured the ball, and proceeded to lose his mind with excitement!!
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I appreciate their excitement and can't wait until we actually move in.
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The excitement for "Scandal" was palpable — Olivia Pope to the rescue again.
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She shared her excitement to play at the upcoming festival on Instagram.
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The excitement around the CW's new adaptation of Nancy Drew is high.
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For Starbucks, the promotion drums up more excitement for their holiday cups.
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She had another carton of popcorn and looked almost radiant with excitement.
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Except my excitement deflated when I realized I couldn't load offline playlists.
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I love the excitement and the conflict and the sexiness of it.
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"If you restrict the excitement so much, people will quit," she said.
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Haddish couldn't contain her excitement, her face crumpling into a joyful sob.
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Despite the excitement surrounding blockchain, few large scale projects have gone live.
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Anticipation of the championship series has dulled the excitement around other teams.
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But a mere six months later, CBD excitement has drastically tapered off.
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Students expressed excitement but also trepidation ahead of the restart of classes.
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Excitement arrives in your social life as the moon connects with Mars.
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MLB will get more hitting, more base running, more scoring ... more excitement!
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"There's this hysteria, mixed with embarrassment and also a secret, hidden excitement."
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"I don't know, but I'm predicting a lot more excitement to come."
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As long as I had that excitement, I knew something was working.
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He understands the excitement but tries to set reasonable expectations for them.
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The latest Quinnipiac poll also found the most excitement behind Warren's candidacy.
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Our excitement level for #ToyStoryLand has just gone to infinity and beyond!
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"Progressively we are increasing the excitement in the collection," Mr. Dordet said.
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This wouldn't speed up the game, but it would add some excitement.
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M.L.B. will get more hitting, more base running, more scoring … more excitement!
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And thanks to Trump, we are seeing Democratic excitement at record levels.
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Tonight's full moon in fire sign Aries brings excitement and drama, Gemini!
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Until then my excitement about advances in tech will always be cautious.
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Some, however, have responded to the excitement with a degree of skepticism.
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The two left the restaurant full of excitement and began texting immediately.
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Have woken up with a rush of gratitude and excitement this morning!
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There could be even more excitement, too ... if Ja Rule comes calling.
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In one drawing, Bear's Heart captured the excitement of fishing for sharks.
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You could hear the excitement in his voice—I was so moved.
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The excitement over Sumo Digital's upcoming Crackdown 3 has been lukewarm at best.
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After the initial wave of excitement subsided, fans and skeptics started asking questions.
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Whatever excitement has been building for Tuesday's big Google hardware reveal instantly evaporated.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry can't hide their excitement about their upcoming arrival!
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To share in their excitement and to witness their achievements has been amazing.
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Another, still experimental, immunotherapy approach that is generating excitement could cost much more.
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There is much excitement over their potential to repair diseased and damaged tissue.
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And Dunkley-Bent couldn't hide her excitement as the two greeted each other.
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Madonna shared her excitement about the tour announcement on Twitter earlier this month.
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And there was a lot of excitement for bringing the Flood to Earth.
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In true Aries fashion, news that will spark excitement is coming your way.
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So, the excitement was at an all-time high for her next collaboration.
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The set of 10 features were met with suspicion, shock, fear, and excitement.
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His involvement lends a lot of credibility and excitement to our portfolio companies.
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But what if you don't feel a thrill or excitement or even joy?
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Not to mention, people are just tweeting away in general excitement and frenzy.
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Despite the excitement, though, Gates says he will not change his investing strategy.
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The "excitement index" metric (EI) takes the average leverage value of each point.
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She can feign excitement for Rory, though, who is there to check in.
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Centineo took to Twitter to share his excitement over his music video debut.
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Thank you all for your excitement and making this collab such a success!
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What I remember at the time was a lot of excitement in Chicago.
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The excitement clearly gets to me because I pass out watching Queer Eye.
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The launch that perhaps created the most excitement was the unveiling of the .
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There was energy, there was excitement, like, Whoa, is this going to happen?
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He also points out that anything considered taboo is likely to kindle excitement.
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Fans shared in the excitement on social media, sharing video of the proposal.
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Formula 1 is on a perpetual quest to increase overtaking, and therefore excitement.
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A powerful creative energy will arrive this evening—as will excitement around romance!
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Is he going to embody the spirit and excitement of a successful campaign?
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The Moon connects with Uranus at 10:49 PM, bringing excitement and surprises!
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I said yes with nothing but excitement in my heart and my eyes.
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When it came time to introduce Taylor, Seacrest could hardly contain his excitement.
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" Brown can barely contain her excitement, beaming while she waves and says, "Hiiii!
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Comments on social media indicated a range of responses from fear to excitement.
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The excitement of getting through the latest posts has worn down over time.
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And they're already sharing bits of the excitement with the rest of us.
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But it's the prospective international debut that drives the most excitement among investors.
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The self-proclaimed musical theatre geek continued to release her excitement on Twitter.
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Shortly after her wedding to Biegel, Lee expressed excitement about their future together.
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"Broken Glass" is my rallying cry of release, healing, excitement, hope, and joy.
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Translation: I was feeling a mixture of nerves (doctor visit!) and excitement (pedicure!).
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Their odyssey doesn't even offer much in the way of danger and excitement.
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Despite how tired everyone is, we are all filled with anxiety and excitement.
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By announcing small runs, without restocks, brands build huge excitement around specific lines.
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But after seeing the controversial show, his excitement quickly gave way to anger.
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He seemed to nearly shiver with excitement sharing his memories of the game.
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Then at 12.5 weeks, my dreams and newfound excitement hit a dead end.
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When she defied physics, and we cried out of sheer terror and excitement.
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Following the reboot news, many Veronica Mars fans expressed their excitement on Twitter.
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Roomba nodded, waggled his head, dug his tusk into the snow in excitement.
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Check out a clearly head-over-heels, almost bleary-eyed with excitement Moss.
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You can't fake the level of excitement that's consuming Hamm in that photo!
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But the Echo Buds have exceeded my expectations and definitely warrant some excitement.
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It's sometimes easy to get lost in the excitement of your new venture.
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And then afterwards, when all the excitement goes away, that's the hardest part.
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Sharing her excitement with fans, Klum announced her engagement on Instagram and Twitter.
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These moves are an attempt to drum up excitement among investors, Kamel said.
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Without much excitement in the campaign, the mainstream parties' support bases have solidified.
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Though there was a level of excitement, Fletcher said she had her reservations.
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It didn't take long for Williams to show her excitement for Meghan's support.
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It won't bite, but it will provide plenty of excitement in sport mode.
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We're mere days away from the main event and are bursting with excitement.
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Almost three years later, it's hard to muster excitement for the second season.
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Still, Hartling can't hide her excitement that she just might wear Birks, too.
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Organic outrage or excitement usually inspires a bit more variety in the commentary.
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Mapplethorpe's work has always been invested in the excitement and paranoia of voyeurism.
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In past cycles, research advances in A.I. generated excitement but not much business.
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Mike: We're the proper mix of anxious and excitement as we get closer.
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We're a week away from the main event and are giddy with excitement.
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Social media met the news with a mixture of confusion, disgust, and excitement.
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It's all part of the excitement surrounding the Marvel movie that's out Friday.
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If you are looking for excitement, we could always start tweeting one another.
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That excitement has shifted to the world of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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That label sounds corny but it used to make bosses tingle with excitement.
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Leading up to the couple's big day, Guiney expressed his excitement on Instagram.
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But don't let your fears take away from the excitement brewing around campus.
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Nothing quite captures the excitement of bitcoin like a proposed exchange-traded fund.
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But much of the excitement in the city's water world revolves around rain.
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And fortunately, it looks like we can all truly believe in the excitement.
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Consider all the excitement about Libra, the cryptocurrency that Facebook announced on Monday.
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On top of that, the excitement for the Mavic Pro beat our expectations.
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Cloud gaming is one of the big topics of excitement ahead of E3.
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After the birth, the new dad took to Instagram to share his excitement.
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For the most part, those models have failed to electrify excitement with consumers.
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After the game, Maybin tweeted his own excitement at becoming a Taco Hero.
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"It's animal spirits — people's excitement about the stock market, bitcoin and other things."
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That's why Brisset is eyeing New Zealand-based startup Rocket Lab with excitement.
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Twitter's mission, on the other hand, is to drum up excitement for Twitter.
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The excitement around AI has made it hard to separate hype from reality.
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Wasn't the real excitement of the booster pack the mystery of it all?
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Let's try not to artificially amp up excitement or drama through rampant cutting.
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On her Instagram post, Upton's husband shared his excitement in a heartfelt comment.
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It's a way to relive the love and excitement of that monumental day.
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Many expressed their excitement and congratulations in the comment section of her post.
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The girls shrieked with excitement as they shook hands with the Broadway star.
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The buyers would no doubt prefer excitement to be confined to Mediapro's business.
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She said Monday the excitement of Obama's letter has yet to wear off.
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Your mental acuity, and your curiosity, will sharpen; you'll crave stimulation and excitement.
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When I see them play it live, I feel that excitement and energy.
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Lindor was crowned a "Taco Hero" by Taco Bell and his excitement followed.
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Our enthusiasm and excitement to meet the eldest Zidane is short-lived, however.
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From my vantage point in the center of the course, it's pure excitement.
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The supermodel couldn't contain her excitement while snapping a selfie from the stands.
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But this year, there's an air of uncertainty and excitement surrounding the event.
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We need to meet that challenge with excitement, and create solutions, not fear.
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"I can't remember a time when we've seen this much excitement," Kulina said.
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Something about investor excitement on Black Friday just doesn't translate into future performance.
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As the lights lowered, those involved with the film started buzzing with excitement.
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But, driving off giddy with excitement, they're the ones who crash into Ronna.
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The whole thing matches the intensity of the music as the excitement builds.
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For many CRISPR researchers, the base-editing technique is a source of excitement.
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Anna Faris is sharing in the excitement of her ex-husband's recent proposal.
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On the couple's first anniversary this year, she continues to enjoy this excitement.
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All that work, all the plans and hopes and excitement of the scientists.
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I see the past near-universal excitement around blockchain diverging along two arcs.
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Some drama and excitement will pop up in your social life this evening.
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Just two weeks prior, Smart tweeted about her excitement over the new role.
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That said, pretty good doesn't really compare to the excitement of intrinsic motivation.
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This man can't quite seem to contain his excitement for the open seas.
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He's giving us the comfort of stability along with the excitement of radicalism.
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The change was so wildly different, it appeared he couldn't contain his excitement.
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Of course, the excitement of a win-or-go-home game is undeniable.
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Ross said the "excitement was totally palpable" among the Arab leaders in attendance.
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I love to bring the crowd to their feet and give them excitement.
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Social media footage show the students going wild with excitement upon Jenner's arrival.
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After all, excitement has been growing about the prospect of cannabis-based drugs.
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But none of the bad stuff diminished her excitement after landing the role.
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Furtado herself posted several tweets expressing excitement over the NBA All-Star weekend.
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The provocative conversation is occurring while excitement mounts over Beyonce's upcoming "Formation" tour.
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Soon he was sitting in one, jiggling the joystick and bouncing with excitement.
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Wahlberg's excitement had nothing to do with his love for the Lakers either.
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With lukewarm support from its allies, Turkey has tried to calm the excitement.
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This may give kids a sense of agency and excitement about their future.
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Excitement in your love life and around your creative projects comes this morning!
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The Teen Mom OG star, 26, tweeted his excitement about losing 30 lbs.
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I asked her why she had felt such excitement, after this deflating encounter.
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Pen15 helps us fondly recall the agony and the excitement of that time.
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Excitement is in the air as we approach the full moon in Aries.
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Finally in June, after three months of nervous excitement, the phones became operational.
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But this night was filled with anticipation and excitement for the sex worker.
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Mars and Venus meet in the sky, bringing excitement to your social life!
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It was daunting, and left her with little energy for excitement or anticipation.
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If there is any excitement, it tends to come from outside the cathedral.
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The excitement of seeing the finished product, as ordered, just as ordered. Static.
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I found myself coming up with more creative ways of expressing my excitement.
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At the end of January, Baltierra tweeted his excitement about losing 30 lbs.
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This isn't the first Carpool Karaoke in recent weeks to stir up excitement.
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In between the beer and excitement, we caught some shots of the night.
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The mix the next day was a combination of excitement and touring adrenaline.
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Normally, frenzied borrowing occurs amid excitement about a new innovation like the internet.
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"The arousal of panic is really excitement," he told me over the phone.
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The real excitement was in the limited series categories, where The People vs.
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Still, I found the most excitement coming from solidifying of the grocery units.
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"There's no excitement in the air," he said, comparing this year to last.
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But his excitement, in this country, came mostly from his relationships with writers.
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Throughout European cities, night mayors are charged with inspiring excitement around urban nightlife.
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Without question, the excitement and pomp around the opening contributed to that feeling.
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Prowling the stacks of Yale's vast library, I sometimes felt giddy with excitement.
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Now that Democrats will control the House, excitement for its passage is growing.
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The blueprint he unveiled on Monday has generated excitement at home and abroad.
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Playgrounds have all the excitement designed out of them to make them safe.
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There's plenty of excitement in fleetingness, but that can also lead to heartbreak.
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Fans of the comic and its author expressed their excitement at the announcement.
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Too much adrenaline, too much beer, too much excitement rippled through Progressive Field.
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Chick-fil-A emailed customers this week expressing excitement about National Sandwich Day.
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Instead of sharing his recruit's excitement, Mr. Morton threw up inside his cell.
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Fans were looking forward to more wins, or at least some offensive excitement.
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That excitement, though, has not turned into a fundraising boon for the DNC.
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"Great to be in Singapore, excitement in the air," Trump tweeted Monday morning.
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Companies tap into the psychological excitement that you feel when using a coupon.
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"... there was this immediate excitement in seeing Luke Perry on set," DiCaprio said.
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Fake excitement never enhances; it only underscores that a production lacks self-confidence.
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There was both sadness and excitement as we boarded the plane to Mexico.
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Writing the book had been an excitement, but publishing it was an ordeal.
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"For international tourists, it's creating a little bit of excitement," Mr. Bennett said.
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Otherwise, he pointed to a lack of excitement and volume in cryptocurrency markets.
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This declining excitement was mathematically predictable, allowing Georgopoulos to decode the cells' behavior.
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"There's a lot of excitement to end the game that way," Headley said.
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"All this excitement to see her and she hasn't arrived yet," he said.
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Even if the results are practically inedible, parents will often feign excitement anyway.
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As it turns out there's a fine line between excitement and abject horror.
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Still, despite the excitement, the first segment is much shorter than once envisioned.
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On the morning of 28 April 2016, people could hardly contain their excitement.
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I love this city, and watch with excitement as it rapidly reinvents itself.
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People from all over tweeted out their excitement upon hearing of the rescue.
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Fans wasted no time expressing their excitement over the name on social media.
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"That's part of the fun and excitement — especially for little kids," she said.
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There has not been this much excitement in D.C. since, well, Election Day.
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But where England reaps popularity is from the excitement of its competitive structure.
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Ocasio-Cortez has framed climate policy as politics and created tremendous grassroots excitement.
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While this is certainly not disappointing, it isn't worthy of excessive excitement either.
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The long wait for our return built up an excitement in the crowd.
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Bpaet, victorious, walked out of the ring, only to faint from the excitement.
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To build excitement for the duet, Bryan urged the audience to get ready.
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One thing they all have in common, however, is their level of excitement.
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The Moon enters mysterious Scorpio today, bringing you an extra dash of excitement.
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The excitement of getting on the stage and making people laugh is thrilling.
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We all shared that sense of excitement, and now we share a history.
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Excitement brews in your relationships as the moon mingles with Mars early today.
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The OKC broadcast had the appropriate level of excitement for the play, too.
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The moon enters Fire sign Aries at 10:11 AM, bringing some excitement.
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The video game gun doesn't have to simply be a source of excitement.
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He jumps across the stage in excitement, nailing ridiculous falsettos at every turn.
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And nothing spoils the excitement of a new purchase like seeing it everywhere.
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But he copped to a certain amount of excitement about the election results.
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It's like: difficult, dangerous, good chance you'll die, excitement for those who survive.
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You're in the mood to have fun, and tonight should bring some excitement!
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It's impossible to call what he is smothered by more: panic or excitement.
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Fortunately, they're giving us an advance sneak peek to ramp up our excitement.
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Excitement will arrive in your relationships this evening—watch out for a surprise.
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It's tough to beat Startup Battlefield, the renowned pitch competition, for pure excitement.
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Feeding addiction, love, misery, excitement, the day to day, the ego, wellness, enthusiasm.
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Excitement is in the air today, Gemini, and you're making some big plans.
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Excitement in your love life and around your artistic pursuits arrives this evening.
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And what kind of excitement would await him should he land a part?
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Excitement arrives this evening, but keep your tendency to be impulsive in check.
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"There are several layers of excitement beginning with random image searches," he says.
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Excitement arrives on June 21 when Venus meets electric Uranus in your sign.
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And the excitement of flying and definitely the nostalgia of the golden age.
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It's easy to understand investor excitement about these companies, given their massive scale.
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The show's more traditional release schedule has fueled the excitement around Baby Yoda.
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Nominees Kelsea Ballerini, Maren Morris, Little Big Town and more shared their excitement.
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In all the excitement, Becker never got around to giving it a name.
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I was a participant, and I went into the project brimming with excitement.
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