This is what excites me the most about this moment.
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Eaddy: You're scared to watch it, but it excites you.
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What excites you most about working in the Avatar universe?
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It's the infinite outcomes of the future that excites me.
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" Meanwhile, he sees directing as something that still "excites me.
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This type of talk excites and incites and is unacceptable.
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It's this marriage of theory and experiment that excites Bialek.
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Whatever excites him the most grows into a developed artwork.
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When something excites you, you want to tell the world.
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" According to Siminoff, "That is the stuff that excites him.
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"I'm always chasing after something that excites me," he said.
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What excites you the most about potential other revenue streams?
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Take it from a former hooker: Bloomberg excites no one.
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What excites you about these ongoing changes in the industry?
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"The real-time data excites the athletes, spurs competition, excites fans," said John Skipper, ESPN President and Co-Chairman of Disney Media Networks, who joined Krzanich on stage to announce another of Intel's myriad partnerships.
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This is what excites Grahame-Smith the most about the movie.
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But it excites me for the people who don't notice it.
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It also works with Macs, if that's something that excites you.
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What excites you most about being the face of Flirt Cosmetics?
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Speaking of: What excites you about your generation's forward-thinking POV?
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Egon tells Claudia that he saw a witch, which excites her.
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He excites parts of the electorate Fine Gael doesn't usually reach.
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Virtually anything that excites and motivates you and helps you grow.
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The exhibition's section on engineered and imagined plants excites the imagination.
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Which player right now excites you the most, as a broadcaster?
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But immigration also excites his nationalist side and his political gamesmanship.
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The menu excites me: meat and potato, chicken balti, butter pie.
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But now I've reached a place where that really excites me.
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Overall, the change that's happening more excites me than bothers me.
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The idea of investing in property excites but also terrifies me.
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The glamour of mathematics is what excites her, its colorful stories.
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The glamour of mathematics is what excites her, its colorful stories.
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It excites his base and allows him to circle the wagons.
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It excites me fighting guys like that, who look all crazy.
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But that's not what excites me most about Horace and Pete.
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These stars would have emitted ultraviolet radiation, energy that excites the hydrogen.
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"The immediacy of drawing is something that always excites me," she explains.
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Really good music just excites me and especially when I make it.
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Finally, as a scientist, what really excites you about predicting human behavior?
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They make a conscious decision that scares and excites them beyond words.
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That's all great, but there's something else that excites Cerny even more.
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College graduates should prioritize finding work that excites them, the billionaire says.
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I am ashamed at the rhetoric against Muslims that excites white Evangelicals.
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But there's something about a sink-or-swim environment that excites me.
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Still, the idea of government-run health insurance excites many liberal voters.
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Their youth excites us, just as equally as their proximity to danger.
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There's clearly just something about these videos that fascinates or excites people.
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So just the fact that that's also a possibility really excites us.
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Aside from your site, what excites you right now in the design space?
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Nothing excites him more than the idea of a fresh pair of Yeezys.
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The prospect of leveraging OTOY's expertise for VR and AR content excites him.
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What, if anything, still excites me about games in the space year 2016?
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"No one cares until there's an outbreak that excites the imagination," Gonsalves said.
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This will hopefully help you figure out what excites you and motivates you.
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The latter is the better, which is why the concept still excites us.
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What most excites me and what's most intriguing to me is the recognition.
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Or you might just try to start writing about something that excites you.
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"That's what really excites him, I think," Luna said by phone on Tuesday.
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"The quality in both the squad and the academy excites me," he said.
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What excites me most about VR is the possibility of removing those barriers.
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It excites her about our future: the idea everyone can come together and change.
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Nothing so excites the forces of reaction and revolution like changes in human reproduction.
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It excites her about our future: the idea everyone can come together and change.
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"It's whoever excites us, whoever has an interesting take on the character," says Matarese.
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When they're done well, I don't know what it is, it really excites me.
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Is there something in particular about his illustration/aesthetic style that excites you most?
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A blood-curdling scream represents an extreme of emotion; it both excites and terrifies.
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The speed of these developments, he finds, both excites and disturbs the military establishment.
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Cory Booker The New Jersey senator excites young voters and the old Obama coalition.
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But what excites me most has to do with how Epicenter handles its bodies.
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It's the technology underpinning bitcoin rather than the cryptocurrency itself that excites the CEO.
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AI excites fear and enthusiasm in equal measure, and raises a lot of questions.
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After that, they're freed up to tackle the stuff that excites and inspires them.
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It could be passion for anything — but just something that motivates and excites them.
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"You can try it and see is this something that excites you," he said.
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"It excites me to see such rich roles for women on television," said Birnbaum.
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Svenonius' mix of perversity and class consciousness always needles and excites and, yes, even incites.
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So that kind of energy of firsts is what excites people over and over again.
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This horrifies slash excites me beyond what I'll ever be able to describe in words.
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Neurosurgery excites me intellectually and I still find the nervous system the most beautiful organ.
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In our age of abundance, it's the act of acquisition, and not ownership, that excites.
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I think what excites people about this current movement is that we're striving for more.
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All of this excites the warlock elders who believe that their time is finally coming.
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What excites us is not the size of your company today, but the potential tomorrow.
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That's what excites me and I think this is applicable to so many different industries.
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Today, Trump disregards presidential standards in pursuit of whatever cravenness excites him at the moment.
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Read more: Rory McIlroy says winning $10 million in a tournament no longer excites him
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What excites me most is the conversation this experiment forces us to have about deservingness.
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They are building the future, which is exactly the type of work that excites me.
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An illuminated window high off the ground excites the gaze and plucks at the imagination.
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That includes Tokyo's Rainbow Bridge, which excites and reminds fans of Mario Kart's hardest level.
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But the president thinks it excites his base and will get them out for the midterms.
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What excites these VCs are, at least in part, the environmental benefits that Proterra is promising.
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As the main characters later discover, it also excites the human libido in some interesting ways.
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I'm not sure what it will look like, but the idea excites me to no end.
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"What excites me about this group is that they want to be great," McCaffrey told reporters.
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But it's what's coming after—before the end of 2017 we're told—that really excites me.
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"How do you do something that meets their needs and excites a donor base?" he said.
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I wasn't a dark child at all, I had dark moments, but turning 30 excites me.
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Painting has its own rules, and everything has been done before, but that challenge excites me.
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I just personally think it's important, and it's part of what excites me about this opportunity.
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So that's what excites NFL, NBA, MLB, MLL commissioners around figuring out sports betting and fantasy.
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Icahn has long told associates that work excites him and he has no plans to stop.
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"But for me that really excites me, when a character kind of scares me," she said.
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The UV light excites the electrons in the coating to produce many different colors of light.
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"It still bothers me, though, because nobody excites people like Bernie himself does," said Hawk, 69.
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If you are not a saver or a virtuoso, pursue some business dream that excites you.
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What excites me about working on the show is the idea that we are moving forward.
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Jessica could burst from the tension, but when she doesn't, she finds it excites her, too.
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"If there's something that excites me creatively, it doesn't necessarily mean something in show business," Kimmel said.
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As "scatterers" become larger, light reflected/deflected away from them excites more and more surrounding frequency harmonics.
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What is it about this collection of more than 290 elements that excites both mathematicians and physicists?
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Nothing excites a Scorpio more than a significant other asking for help to exorcise their inner demons.
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"This new plant-based protein salad, I know that excites you," he reportedly said at the meeting.
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It excites me that she gets under people's skin, that she rankles people, because we need that.
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In particular, it counters the action of another neurotransmitter, glutamate, that excites nervous activity in the brain.
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And part of a prurient interest is basically it excites me and yet it completely disgusts me.
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Such a fundamental picture normally excites bullish spirits but not, it seems, in this particular commodity market.
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NOTHING excites the febrile intellects of Brussels more than analysing the theoretical underpinnings of European foreign policy.
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In addition to the features above, there is a host of others whose accessibility promise excites Apple.
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"Personally, I think the direction that excites me the most is making music physical again," said Lanier.
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His body is covered in meaningful art dedicated to his family and anything else that excites him.
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We want to shine the spotlight on female artists whose music inspires, excites, and (literally) moves us.
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If this would be something ground breaking that no one has ever done before, it excites me.
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And the reason is — is that, hey, Gillespie's not a guy that's particularly, you know, excites me.
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It perplexes, amuses and excites him, the way language obsesses some novelists and food delights certain cooks.
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Landis said he'll keep any eye on it to see if anything pops up that excites him.
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It just excites me when you tell me these names, because I've followed them for 20 years.
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You don't really often see that, so I think it's something that excites Democrats across the country.
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You just do the best that you can and make it a game that excites and interests you.
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" Said Latta, "We just see people wearing clothes in a cool way that excites us, and we ask.
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Have you ever made a unique food or drink concoction that excites or repulses your friends or family?
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My prime directive is, is this an idea that excites me and delights me and possibly amuses me?
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Judging by the volume of commentary it excites, America's monthly payrolls report (released on October 783th) might qualify.
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What excites you about telling stories right now, and what kind of stories do you want to tell?
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"What excites me the most are the endless possibilities and capabilities of this new 360 technology," she said.
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I think that's one of the things that still excites me about doing music, is building these communities.
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There's a bounce in his step, as if this whole water crisis excites him in some sick way.
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That excites Republicans, who have already attacked Pelosi frequently and tied special election and midterm candidates to her.
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"What really excites me is what we don't yet know about what to do with this," said Curtis.
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Don't be afraid to discuss your career goals, what you're interested in and what excites you, Schur says.
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"Someone who generates dialogue in communities is the kind of artist that really excites me," Ms. Tatge said.
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This is uncompromising body music that both excites when it comes on and relieves when it lets go.
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Mr. Price is a strong conservative who invariably excites the audience at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.
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She is pursuing an associate degree in horticulture therapy at Bronx Community College, a field that excites her.
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The film excites our curiosity about Hart's behavior and then declares it to be none of our business.
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If discovering new technologies excites you as much as a statement dress, you will love the label PH5.
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Buildings that grow and regenerate like plants also decompose like plants, and that is what excites Mr. Benjamin.
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If living illustrations in the vein of Mary Blair excites you, "Myth" is going to blow your shit.
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When something I read excites me, I mark it both on the page and on the inside cover.
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Go browse among them and see what stirs your fancy, what excites your appetite, what answers your need.
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The trip is an opportunity for Trump to focus on an issue — immigration — that excites his core supporters.
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Entrepreneurs often possess a bravado that inspires and excites their staff and persuades people to invest, Pearce said.
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What scares James Clapper excites Laura Ingraham, and, during the election, it was same with their respective audiences.
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And what excites me is that we aren't backing down from the many layers that these conversations contain.
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Read blogs by people in the field to see what excites them, what's new and trending, what frustrates them.
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Once you know what excites you, you can bring those fantasies into your Skype sex to spice things up.
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Another laser excites the atom, and the interaction between the atom and laser creates oscillations of the atom's electrons.
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Have you practiced a way to talk about this play that excites interest but doesn't give the twist away?
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But what really excites some Democrats these days is her role as the political equivalent of an insult comic.
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Logging the miles necessary to drive the growth of his ministry excites him more than overseeing his existing flock.
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Sold. What really excites us, though, is that the brand took into account a wide range of skin tones.
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"Every time I see a girl or boy wearing them it still excites me," designer Adam Selman tells Refinery29.
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A good sex life is not created by coercing disinterested parties into allowing you to do whatever excites you.
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Ultimately, Charity hopes those who watch her online get inspired to pursue fitness in a way that excites them.
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"Every little change excites me and makes me happy because I'm growing @recdedmond's & my little person which is incredible!"
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However the track also shows that there's something about pop girls working together that excites both fans and artists.
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That plunging wave is what excites good surfers—the wave that, until now, has been elusive in a pool.
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But I think what excites me more is the role I feel I can play supporting the young guys.
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This childlike desire to know more, and to share everything that excites her with you, the viewer, is contagious.
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I love to tell stories, so whether it's a musical, a play, a TV show, it all excites me.
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If the idea of operating your own business excites you more than it terrifies you, it's probably a fit.
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"The thing that excites me equally and more is the advent of new customers in the marketplace," Dixon said.
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Real leadership excites people because they want to be excited, not because someone told them they have to be.
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"The thing that excites me equally and more is the advent of new customers in the marketplace," Dixon said.
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"The thing that excites me the most is the breadth of the markets digital health touches now," Dixon said.
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Longer term, as a technologist, one of things that just excites me is there are always new computing platforms.
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"It will probably be mid-year before the Fed excites hike prospects again," said Joseph Trevisani, senior analyst at FXStreet.
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"One of the things that really excites me about the project is how much of it is relational," says LaRochelle.
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I kind of just want things to happen as they do, and do the stuff that excites me the most.
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When it comes to makeup, nothing excites me quite like unexpected textures — and damn, does this launch fit that bill.
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"I have always encouraged people to pursue fitness as something you enjoy doing or activity that excites you," she says.
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" For now, he said, "there hasn't been many innovations in the market so investors haven't seen anything that excites them.
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What excites me is the journey of realization, it's about having a great sense of calm, clarity, contentment, and compassion.
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"It will probably be mid-year before the Fed excites hike prospects again," said Joseph Trevisani, senior analyst, at FXStreet.
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What excites is what he was: a born rebel with a lowdown drive in service to a staggeringly resourceful intelligence.
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It excites me when something comes out and I'm like 'whoa, that does not sound like anything I've made before.
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What I care about is what I'm doing now, and what excites me is what I could be doing tomorrow.
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Even Barry seems confused by his unexpected longing to be part of this world, which both excites and mystifies him.
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At the same time, I felt that giving [the dancers] aspects that they are not familiar with excites their interest.
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But in time, those features will change, if not vanish—an idea that excites automotive designers because it opens new opportunities.
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Nothing excites a student more than when a teacher doesn't show up to class 15 minutes after it's supposed to start.
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She's so young and she's so passionate and that excites me that there's other women that are really jazzed about this.
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Nothing excites me more than just being onstage, having fun and flirting and winking to the guys and stuff like that.
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It excites the base and party activists by establishing health care as a right, achieving universal coverage, and eliminating insurance companies.
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" What excites her the most about Anias, she said, is that "he's excited to be here, and he's excited to move.
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"The thing that excites me the most is using AI to help speed up scientific breakthroughs," says Demis Hassabis of DeepMind.
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Earthy insults are relegated to a lower category, which excites the news media, and are swatted away by a serious leader.
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What is it about this opera diva, whose life and career were equal parts brilliant and tormented, that excites us so?
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"There's something about otters moving together as a family — squeaking, diving and catching fish — that really excites people," Mr. Sivasothi said.
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For Dell, the best businesses start with something like this: "It excites me, it interests me, and I've got an idea."
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Booker said what excites him most is the response from voters who trust him to advance the struggle of everyday Kentuckians.
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The move excites some GOP base voters, but risks alienating the independents that Ryan and his House colleagues need to win.
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Whether this excites you or enrages you, you have to acknowledge what it means: The championship-or-bust Yankees are back.
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But now, the physical world excites me, too — the one that has room for boredom, idle hands and space for thinking.
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The answer turned out to be something completely different: Jordan Peele's new movie, "Us," which excites me for entirely different reasons.
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Encouraging co-workers to find a project or skill that excites them could be a great way to deflect any negative feelings.
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I think this is what excites me most—it could be that we are seeing a new form of cosmic particle accelerator.
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"It's really just the idea of going someplace that no one's ever been and seeing what's there that excites me," she said.
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Schultz has the capability to do this, but it is probably not what excites him: he's a business builder and an innovator.
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Another is that the possibility of voter fraud excites the base and can be seen as a get-out-the-vote tactic.
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The possibility of building fantasy worlds excites me as a filmmaker—but, as a human being, I think we must be wary.
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What it's about is really letting yourself find sexy what you find sexy, asking yourself, What is it that really excites me?
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"After your quick and courteous explanation, quickly pivot to what excites you about the new company's values, mission and culture," Welch says.
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At 41, he is disarmingly boyish, with a cherub's fleshy face and a tendency to gabble enthusiastically when a subject excites him.
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If you find someone who legitimately excites you this year, there's a very good chance that candidate will also excite other voters.
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The reasoning behind the decision wasn't specified, although it appears the Academy is frustrated precisely by the eclecticism that excites animation devotees.
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It's not as much a male-female thing as it is capturing Boruto's curiosity and the way everything he sees excites him.
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I also want to return to education, which excites me with so much blessing because this is what I love to do.
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Employers can learn about your passions, see what excites you, and even envision where you would like to be in the future.
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"What excites me about this deal is that it&aposs very complimentary," Daniel Smeds, founder and CEO of Optile, told Business Insider.
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That doubtless excites studio executives and some fans, but the promise of a return engagement drains much of the pathos from Kong.
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"We will win when we put somebody on that ballot that excites the base, women, people of color, young people," Moore said.
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My emphasis on pop culture, video, science, on the urban environment, and everything on up to the Big Bang theory excites me.
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And while Mimi is enjoying the added attention, nothing excites her more than the opportunity to inspire other people down on their luck.
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If Sanders is the nominee he will have won as a populist insurgent who destroyed his party's establishment and excites the party's base.
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If the job excites you and you think the company is a great fit, shift your attention to the terms of the offer.
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In the same way, "sexist caught in sexism scandal" is a headline that excites little more than yawns from those with long memories.
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If you could add another chapter detailing a first-person investigation into a digital music scene that excites you, where would it be?
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I would definitely go back and tell myself to focus on the one thing that excites and inspires me and stick with it.
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I'm hit with the realization that I'm officially an actual adult, because the presence of the flower excites me more than it should.
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But the thing that excites me about when we get there is the idea of doing it bottom-up rather than top-down.
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However, he warned that if you don't have your own idea that excites you, then it's best to go into a corporate job.
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It's a difficult problem that at times seems like it's without a solution; often, what excites the base alienates independents and vice versa.
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Sixty-one percent say the 2016 race alarms them, compared with 20 percent who said it excites and 11 percent whom it bores.
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The way his camera captured a naked Brigitte Bardot both excites and condemns: we are voyeurs, as much Peeping Tom as welcomed guest.
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When it comes to collaborations, what excites me the most is doing something that's completely outside the world that I have been in.
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Out of, say, those two things, what excites you the most about those two things or those things we could expect more of?
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"What really excites me is her energy, that you're going out and you're talking to constituents who don't feel represented," Ms. Wu said.
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Nobody excites Mr. Trump as much as Russia's Vladimir V. Putin, who is to democracy what a sledgehammer is to a Ming vase.
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She excites the middle-aged women who dominate the Resistance as well as the young people Democrats need to turn out en masse.
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If the new role excites you, have a chat with your boss and see if they can help you make the transition permanent.
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And then the Dispatched series, it's just me curating from a number of pieces, subject matter that appeals and excites and provokes me.
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A nominee who excites the coalition of young, female and nonwhite voters who lifted both of Mr. Obama's White House campaigns could energize Mrs.
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The researchers begin by pumping this lab-made diamond with a laser, which excites the electrons in the vacancy centers to a higher wavelength.
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"Karem's technology for making safe, quiet, and efficient air taxi vehicles excites all of us," Uber Elevate head Eric Allison said in a statement.
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"Many of the elements that define cinema as I know it are there in Marvel pictures," he wrote of what excites him about movies.
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It's this sort of authenticity that excites Ms. Ricketts, and though this isn't where she is from, it is what has made it home.
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What excites me about the WFP is that I'm working with members and party leaders around the country and a staff that gets that.
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Sometimes you find a recording that excites and puzzles you, one that you play, again and again, with a mixture of confusion and delight.
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Curated by Fredi Fischli and Niels Olsen, this charmingly unkempt exhibition excites through its unexpected cast of everyday objects spread across three gallery floors.
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I collect every image I see that excites me in some way, and having access to that library is the best resource for motivation.
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"I also want to return to education, which excites me with so much blessing because this is what I love to do," he said.
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Berlin Journal BERLIN — Beige, boiled and usually packed in a gelatinous goo, gefilte fish is not the sort of dish that typically excites foodies.
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The GOP as it is will never amount to an electoral majority, in part because what excites it turns off almost every other group.
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A few pints later and I ask the pair what is it about using wild highs in their dishes that excites them so much.
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When the waves collide, the information in the data-containing light wave's electric field excites the material, creating a tiny sound wave with corresponding properties.
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What excites him is the power of his role as Creator, the notion that he may one day crack the code of our emotional bonds.
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I think it's just about looking underneath the carpet, looking under your skin, like what is the thing under the glossy facade that excites me?
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The laser 'excites' the few skin atoms left in the [fossil] making them glow, to reveal what the shape of the dinosaur actually looked like.
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How To Train Your Human: Designing For Healthier Habits Interestingly, brain imaging studies show that it's not the sensation of the reward that excites us.
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Trump's signature trait is that he doesn't hide his bigotry, so he excites voters who feel that here, at last, they have the real thing.
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I tell them to question rhetoric, to stop being fearful of history, to look at what excites them, and to what has vigor and history.
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Minecraft really shouldn't be able to run Pokémon Red — it's a 3D game about building and surviving — but the fact that it can ... [excites] me.
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I guess it's a good political halfway point between Obamacare as it exists, and a single-payer system, which excites a lot of Democratic voters.
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The higher the proportion of anthocyanin, the brighter red the tree will be, to the point of scarlet, the curious color that excites us most.
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In machine learning, researchers use a bunch of sensors to detect what excites you, saddens you, scares you, relaxes you… all fed into an algorithm.
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Rose shows us that what excites Carmen is the thrill of the conquest; once she has something, she's bored, and ready for the next challenge.
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She explained why going after infectious diseases is tricky from a funding and company-building standpoint, and why what really excites her is aging biology.
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""It really excites me and I think there&aposs a lot of cool stuff coming and I have a lot of cool stuff to share.
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"This list tells us something about New Yorkers over the last 125 years — what moves them, what excites them, what stands the test of time."
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Sometimes "La Mélancolie des dragons" excites the desire for showier, more imperative effects, a transcendent moment that will exalt or resolve what has come before.
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I mean, I think that we will do that, when it makes sense, if it fits what we want to do, if it excites us.
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Also, Trump's shtick excites a portion of the electorate — resentful, xenophobic, white — that is more robust than most political elites realized, but the shtick also polarizes.
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A ruling in 2014 barred prurient questions about sexual activity and "arousal tests", where asylum-seekers are shown gay porn to see if it excites them.
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Salvini, whose favorite way to communicate with the public is by livestreaming on Facebook, excels at the kind of chauvinism that excites people who hate feminism.
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Given the originality of her oblique style, near-documentary fascination with large families and taste for depicting provincial inertia, Ms. Martel both excites and confounds viewers.
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You have a new idea that you, and those around you, truly believe in, that excites you and that you are motivated to bring to life.
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"What really excites me about [the report] is that it provides solutions to an industry that is incredibly wasteful and harmful to the environment," McCartney said.
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"We find theme auctions an exciting platform that pushes the boundaries of scholarship and excites the marketplace with new buyers and new sellers," Mr. Reardon said.
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Big plans and goals will also see a transformation—you may find that a long-term vision you had for the future no longer excites you!
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Not just yet, but it's a really interesting setup for a sitcom, and as a TV critic, that's what most excites me about the new series.
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Harris, who excites many Democratic voters, is a relative newcomer to national-stage politics, and suggests that perhaps women may be moving into the
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Speaking of weird and unsavory, if there's one thing that really excites Thiel, it's the prospect of having younger people's blood transfused into his own veins.
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A Democratic nominee who excites white Democrats but not black Democrats may lead to a repeat of 2016 when black voter turnout was down from 2012.
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He talked to The New York Times about his transition to an institutional role and connecting the dots, connecting people to what inspires and excites them.
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But pushing the comics medium really excites us, as it's essentially just a sequential narrative on paper and there are so many things that it can be.
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Girardi, Kemsley, and Mellencamp Arroyave are all throwing themselves into their careers too, while Rinna — coping with an empty household — is questioning whether acting still excites her.
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And it's not just the final look that excites us but also the freedom to work without a formula — the endless iterations one single item can inspire.
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Essentially services are a category where revenue can stay relatively stable quarter to quarter, even when hardware revenue falls dramatically, which is something that excites Wall Street.
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If the headphoneless camera upgrade of a phone that Apple announced Wednesday excites you, then it's a no-brainer—trade in your 6S for an iPhone 7.
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"One of the things that most excites us about Arrow is that we go where the story takes us," said Arrow showrunner Marc Guggenheim in a statement.
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This is not a price point that excites major international galleries such as Gagosian, Pace, David Zwirner or White Cube, none of which have participated in Artissima.
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" James Sinka, a young, San Francisco-based startup founder and dopamine faster, told the New York Times, "I avoid eye contact because I know it excites me.
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As such, the outcome will likely reveal the potential and the limits of angry conservatism -- the kind of conservatism that repulses at least as much as it excites.
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However, iFly said it's also pursuing some more fantastical flight experiences (maybe we'll be soaring through space or over Middle Earth), and that prospect excites me even more.
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When we think about the gig economy, one other thing that really excites us is that this innovation is actually being driven from the inside of the hotel.
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I think there's a lot we can learn from the Moon that's going to help us go to Mars some day and it's something that always excites me.
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SO THAT'S WHAT EXCITED US. AND THE MISSION, I MEAN, ONE OF THE THINGS THAT REALLY EXCITES ME ABOUT JEFF AND HIS LEADERSHIP IS HIS PURPOSE-DRIVEN CULTURE.
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"It excites me to shake up breakfast a little bit," said Nyesha J. Arrington, the chef at Leona, where her morning dishes appear on the weekend brunch menu.
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Many Republicans see the hubbub over the most recent tweets as the kind of controversy that excites political and media elites but has little resonance beyond those circles.
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So instead of paying rent, we get to see the country, do activities we love, eat good food — plenty of Ramen, too — and do work that excites us.
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As a result, the challenge he set out really excites me — and I'm working just as hard to meet it as I did to pass the aerobic test.
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You mentioned that this move in the direction of mobile is a larger business decision at Nintendo, but for you personally: What excites you about designing for mobile?
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I like doing touristy stuff sometimes but I just wanna meet people, which entails them introducing you to their world—that's more so what excites me about travelling.
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It typically goes like, I'll be messing around on guitar alone somewhere, or around people, whatever, but I'll just come up with something that sort of excites me.
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"I also want to return to education, which excites me with so much blessing because this is what I love to do," he said in the company statement.
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We can experiment for a couple months until we get a few ideas and there is a new sound, an attitude or atmosphere taking shape that excites us.
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And, even before that, try to capture for us why, at his best, he excites each of you — and I promise, we'll get to why he frustrates, too!
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But once you're on-set, you see what music excites the dancers, and you also notice [what music could match] for the scenes that you do without music.
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It has more than 1,000 horsepower and a top speed of "beyond" 217 mph, which excites me even if it makes me wonder exactly what Mercedes means by that.
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The FM radio band spans frequencies from 88 to 108 MHz, for comparison, while a microwave oven excites molecules using an electric field with an alternating 2,450 MHz frequency.
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The grandiose Green New Deal, which excites those worried about climate change, essentially enables control over how we choose to live and travel, and even what food we eat.
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There's a sense of experimentation that I always want to be part of my life, because a little bit of the unknown is what excites me as a person.
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It's a technology that excites AI researchers because it holds the potential of far greater computing power, thanks to its ability to hold bits in multiple states at once.
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It's the process of building new worlds that excites, and games afford ample opportunity to create a myriad of new things, from weapons to locations to in-game icons.
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"What excites us is that we help entrepreneurs and SMEs at the very inception of their journey, assisting them in the good and the more challenging times," Barthel said.
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Clinton might have to break out of that pattern and deliver a message that genuinely excites the Democratic base in a state that twice elected her to the Senate.
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For the purposes of the film, these have been compacted to three, and what excites Gray's imagination is the clash—or, stranger still, the momentary merger—between distant cultures.
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But what pleases them is likely to be at odds with the kind of brashness that excites his current base of older, working-class whites without a college degree.
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The campaign showed that a pugnacious strategy on Twitter against Donald Trump nets cable news headlines, high engagement and excites those whose sole goal is messing with the president.
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What I like best is doing things I've never done before, and another thing that excites me is new technology—finding ways of using it to produce new sounds.
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But the president has also shown less interest in details about potential terrorist plots or cloak-and-dagger spy work — the kind of secret information that excites most officials.
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It hinges on who can tell a cohesive story and put forth an "affirmative vision," as she called it, that excites voters and draws contrasts with the current administration.
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But one of the things that excites me is that Tumblr has a great trust and safety team, and so does the rest of Automattic that works on WordPress.com.
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You&aposre not relying on the developers of Confluence to make that business for you ... Search has become more critical and that&aposs what excites me about the opportunity.
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" She continues, "I'm about to go get my hair cut, which always excites me when I go to the hairdresser, because it means I actually have hair to cut again.
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The month wraps up in probably the most over-the-top way it possibly can—but that's OK, because drama definitely excites you, even if it does shake your scales.
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" Lyngstad adds, "Our fans around the world are always asking us to reform and so I hope this new ABBA creation will excite them as much as it excites me!
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With the mix out on November 11, we caught up with Avery to discuss what excites him most about today's techno scene, and how fabric helped to launch his career.
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So, beyond the book being a new edit of images, and reflecting a different sensibility on your part, what is it about the format of a book that excites you?
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"We're taking something that had an original military funded purpose, but now translating it to a mental health civilian application, and that's really what excites me the most," Skip added.
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So when Mr. Trump won the election last week, an industry that prides itself on always knowing what motivates and excites the American public was in a state of shock.
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What excites O'Brien, and what he hopes could bring about further change, is the fact that he is free to film more than a half-hour of content every night.
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"I've been thinking a lot about the fact that what excites me in design is almost exactly what would have excited me when I was 5 years old," says Alexandra.
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"The speed is one dimension, but the piece that excites me the most about this technology is we can do vaccines that cannot be done using traditional technology," Bancel said.
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This is as it should be: Voters should choose a candidate who excites them, who promises a brighter future—not one engineered to placate a lost gang of middling naysayers.
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"I mean, what really excites me in this building is that it was operating for almost a hundred years," Leonard Lerer, founder of Back of the Yards Algae Sciences, said.
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If it's fiction, and someone I haven't read, a voice that excites me and scares me and makes me feel admiration and awe and envy all at the same time.
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The theory being that this then replenishes their usually depleted stores of dopamine, so the next time something excites them, they can fully enjoy it (or so the theory goes).
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But it's apt to remember that when a leader truly connects with a cause that excites our desires, it paves the way for action, and that's where it all begins.
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But the ad does more than stoke fear; it also excites, because it suggests that we've arrived at a moment welcoming to the emergence of a strong and electrifying leader.
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To make it in the ad world, a keen eye for the trends that shape our society can give you a leg up on what's next and what really excites people.
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I think we didn't need the money right now, and so in some ways it was a great time, but the thing that excites me is that I see the potential.
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Actress Regina King has been gracing our screens, big and small, for over 30 years and she says that she is just now seeing a change in Hollywood that excites her.
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But of all the ways he's expressed his independence, it's the photo of his boyfriend on the front smelling Pierce's shoe in a Los Angeles garden that excites him the most.
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But as time moves on and they become more removed from what unconsciously excites the masses, it's curious to ponder what they will have left if they don't pull it together.
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Moreover, the upcoming NBA Draft class isn't particularly deep at that position: beyond Josh Jackson and 'tweener forwards Jayson Tatum and Jonathan Isaac, no one on the perimeter truly excites scouts.
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The congressional Democratic leadership is tilting clearly toward the latter camp, for instance by stressing the legislation to repair the ACA rather than the single-payer proposal that excites the left.
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"What excites me most about 360-degree storytelling is that it lets us open up the world's experiences to everyone," Neal Mohan, YouTube's Chief Product Officer, wrote in a blog post.
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Calls to build "the wall" on the United States-Mexico border became shorthand for a tough, aggressive stance on these issues that reliably rallies and excites Mr. Trump's hard-core supporters.
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Until one comes along that really excites the fan base, however, it's easy to see how making the two most popular Mods available essentially for free could ultimately eat into potential sales.
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What really excites me about writers is when they are authentic to themselves and write about what they want to see on TV. That shouldn't be based on what's on right now.
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Something that excites me right now in the design space is my new furniture collection that just launched in Asia last week and it launches here in the States in two weeks.
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But he has an instinct for what pleases and excites his audience (or what enrages those his audience hates, very often the same thing), and he quickly discovered that belligerent xenophobia worked.
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BBC America is so bullish about the series, it renewed the spy thriller for a second season before Sunday night's premiere, a fact that visibly excites Comer the moment it's brought up.
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I still really enjoy the unknown element of film and the suspense between shooting and processing; the drive home from the lab with a back of negatives to examine still excites me.
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But I'm always finding new ways to use the denim which excites me so much, and as they are so time-consuming, I have so many ideas left of what to do.
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Sometimes something else excites me though; I was in Lisbon this summer at NOS Alive festival and I saw Sampha, who was amazing even though he's not typically what I'd listen to.
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If the idea of watching that excites you, but you'd prefer to avoid the rest of the awards show (or you don't have any way to watch it), Facebook has a solution.
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In a sign that the declaration excites both Trump's base and the Democratic opposition, 85 percent of polled Republicans said they support the president while 84 percent of Democrats said they disapprove.
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"The thing that excites me most about Kris, he was 213-for-23 and 23-for-20153 from three, but the seven assists and one turnover," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg told reporters.
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He suggests being honest about what it is you truly want in life — what kind of lifestyle, how much money you want to make, what excites you — and working backward from there.
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"Even if it might be a bit weird, I think we all really enjoy that, because it really excites us to try new things," says Bang Chan, dimples punctuating his broad grin.
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But there is perhaps no play that excites Washington crowds as much as the sight of the 6-foot-2 Osahor roaming from the lane for one of her trademark 3-pointers.
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But what excites me most each year is the new stuff: writers, artists, colorists, and letterers combining forces to debut new titles and give us something bold, something we've never seen before.
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Cristina Jimenez: What really excites me about this moment is that everywhere I look, all I see are powerful women of color leading transformational work, changing power dynamics, and really challenging systemic racism.
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Today's discovery, presented in two papers in the journal Nature, excites astronomers because repeating fast radio bursts, or FRBs, allow astronomers to make multiple observations, to home in on where they're coming from.
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It excites me to see more and more organizations embrace this approach by bringing together people from multitudes of fields and perspectives, enabling a new depth and diversity of visioning and problem solving.
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The bottom line is sending the message that this isn't about kicking back; it's about doing what most excites you, and thus what should excite your employer, in this new, more focused role.
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Warren has catapulted herself to the top of polls as one of the candidates that most excites the progressive base, a surge that already made her a top target at the October debate.
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The contest also offers a preview of whether the kind of message that excites progressive activists — bans on fracking, phase-outs of fossil fuel, "Medicare For All" — could resonate in Texas if Sen.
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We're primarily an audio platform, and what excites me about being that, is just if you think about the world right now, it seems like everyone is competing over the attention of video.
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" Joe Lubin (Founder, ConsenSys) commented: "One thing that excites me about this first Tachyon cohort is that it demonstrates the degree to which our Ethereum community remains decentralized, even as it continues to grow.
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In consumer markets, perhaps what excites me the most is how AI is creating new platforms and redefining how we interact with technology in spaces that are crucial in our day-to-day lives.
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I've always been drawn to maybe a darker aesthetic, a darker world, but I've learned just through the process of doing [that] I'm kind of peeling back the layers of why that excites me.
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A pattern of atmospheric pressure over the North Atlantic Ocean, known as the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), is flipping into a particular phase that excites snow lovers on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
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"There's no more amazing company in that category than Tableau, whose mission is to make sure that the world can see and understand data, and that is what excites us, as well," Benioff said.
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Most of the rest of the mumbo-jumbo is the typical warmed-over "innovation" and "don't we all love small business" standard fare that excites elite policy wonks but is largely irrelevant to voters.
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Over the years, I've been let in on other secrets, like Disneyland's members-only restaurant Club 33 and Chipotle's secret quesadillas, but nothing excites me more than learning of a beauty-related hidden gem.
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This excites Leave voters in the Tory rank and file, turns off non-Tories and makes the prime minister's purported belief that an open debate would foster party unity look more misguided than ever.
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With just seven races left in the 2016 race calendar, the rivalry between him and Hamilton is set to intensify as they take to the Marina Bay Street Circuit - a prospect that excites Rosberg.
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NEW YORK To answer the first part of your question: No, it's not crazy to make a big change if it means pursuing a career that excites you more than what you're doing now.
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I feel like if I can beat the airport by just eating a good meal; it excites me." iPad "What I primarily like to do on planes is read comic books on my iPad.
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But many have speculated that Brown or Warren would be stronger picks for Clinton, who may need to find a running mate that excites the liberal base after her bruising primary battle with Sen.
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All of the above excites me because, in the various challenges that lay before AR, I see huge opportunities for the tech industry to do what it has always done best: Solve difficult problems.
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As the nation's elected leader, his words have added weight, so when he brands certain Americans "the enemy" or suggests that they're destroying the republic, it matters; it potentially encourages and excites extreme action.
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Likewise, "Head and torso of a man (recto); Figure studies and architectural profile (verso)" (circa 21504) and "Studies for The Night in the Medici Chapel" (circa 208) engages and excites me with their hazy ambiguity.
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Don't pretend that money doesn't matter, but if there's a career or job that excites you, even if it's not the most lucrative, give yourself a year or two to make a go of it.
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A German woman told me just this morning that it's still taboo for women there to make the first move and that excites me because it means we still have so much left to achieve.
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"Carol's win excites us because it's great to see a film about two women in love enjoy such prominence, particularly given cinema's relative lack of lesbian content," said Tricia Tuttle, deputy head of festivals BFI.
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As a nearly 30-year-old woman, this thrills and excites me; and I can't even begin to imagine the positive impact images like this —the first of their kind — will have on young women.
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"It's the fundamental part of the game that really excites me," Lovullo said after his club's latest victory featured steady pitching from Taijuan Walker and a two-run, game-winning rally in the seventh inning.
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"I think the atmosphere looks better at the events on the West Coast and I'd much rather play in front of big golf fans and play in a tournament that really excites me," McIlroy said.
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When we vomit, a signal is sent from the irritated stomach to the vagus nerve in the brain and then to the spinal cord, which excites neurons that make us contract our stomach and heave.
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"What we will take out of this and how we will turn it into something inspiring, and how it will poke at more universal issues, is the thing that excites me the most," he continued.
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Even if we are genuinely intrigued by difference and the possibilities of bridging our gaps, we have to deal with what truly excites and entices us, and we are not in complete control of that.
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It's also an issue that excites Democratic primary voters in early states, appeals broadly to voters nationwide across the political spectrum, especially women of all backgrounds, and has a chance of moving through Congress this year.
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But if the merger goes through, Hennessey would get to add battery storage technologies such as Powerwall and the utility-scale Powerpack to his lobbying portfolio, something that greatly excites the energy policy nerd in him.
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But they're linked by texture and pace, and taken together they paint an appealing picture: two people exploring the music that excites and challenges them, an endeavor that's now yielded two distinct collections of new material.
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You could just keep on doing what movies-loving humans have been doing for decades: Go to the theaters when there's something that genuinely excites you, and wait for the rest to arrive on home video.
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This story excites right-wing media because if Rich—and not the Russians—were responsible for the leaks that damaged Hillary Clinton's campaign, then the cloud of suspicion and illegitimacy would be removed from Trump's presidency.
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An embrace of Medicare for All gives our party the best opportunity to speak with clarity and one voice on an issue that excites our base and clearly lays out the differences between us and Republicans.
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If you find a job listing that really excites you, don't hesitate to put extra effort into making a custom resume, says Scott Dobroski, community expert and director of communications at salary and jobs website Glassdoor.
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FROM COINAGE: 9 Healthy Kitchen Staples That Cost Less Than $1 Per Serving But if it's the jar-scraping aspect of the Tasting Spoon that excites you, well, the Silicone Jar Scraper ($10) is meant for you.
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The internal transmission of bio-electrochemical signals excites the cells and tissues within plants cells, prompting certain actions or responses, such as tissue regeneration (growth), the extending of leaves toward light, or triggering a defence against threats.
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"It always excites me when I find like-minded women in this industry who are working to uplift women," explains Bush, 33, on the red carpet at the 2016 Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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"One of the things that excites us about it is that if it does as well as we expect it to do in the local market, then it's a great product for export as well," he said.
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In the punk scene it seems so weird that people go from punk music to electronic music, but in the scene when people are playing with synths on stage, it's a different medium and it excites people.
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This is one of those "sneak peeks" at the upcoming episode that excites fans because it raises so many questions: Is that woman on the right the same woman who was standing inside a couple photos up?
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"What excites [us] most about the story is the company's potential pipeline of multi-year traffic drivers, including its Amazon Returns partnership and subleasing excess space to other high-frequency concepts," Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom said.
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Image: Neo CabNeo Cab isn't a game that will make you feel optimistic about the future—that is, unless the notion of a cyberpunk SoCal border town oozing in surveillance and run by an insidious conglomerate excites you.
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With one of the biggest award-events of the season around the corner, we've got food on the brain — because if there's one thing that excites us more than the red carpet, it's planning our viewing party menus.
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Later research has taken this same basic approach and fine-tuned it: first targeting individual neurons within the network to see what excites them, then clusters of neurons, then combinations of neurons in different layers of the network.
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"We've been busy bringing a lot of original content to go90, but to deliver on an original with this level of interactivity for users excites us," Shawn Strickland, head of product innovation at Verizon, said in a statement.
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There's one startup that excites me more than all the others I've seen though, and that's Fantom and Sons Ltd from the UK. In my opinion, they have all the pieces to natively adapt to this new medium.
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The Duplex system is capable of carrying out complex conversations without any human involvement, and while that excites many people, some are concerned about the ramifications on privacy and the knock-on effects to the future of advertising.
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"When I look across the base metals complex - copper, zinc, nickel - zinc is by far the commodity that excites me the most because of the supply-side constraints," said Jason Mayer, senior portfolio manager at Sprott Asset Management.
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A candidate who has the guts to stand up to Wall Street, the insurance companies, the drug companies and the fossil fuel industry is precisely what excites not only the Democratic base but also a majority of Americans.
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In readers, this excites a wild desire, one that is, by definition, insatiable, and I think this accounts for her popularity, and for the fundamental inability of the critical class to read her accurately, despite her ongoing protestations.
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In "Head in the Clouds," Hanlon once again shows an unerring sense of what distresses children (that "bunchy" winter coat), what excites them (candy canes discovered in pockets), and what they fear (a tooth fairy delivery gone astray).
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" Welch added: "What he said very clearly is we've got to beat Trump, and the way he believes we're going to do it is by having a commitment to an agenda that excites people, including the younger people.
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"I think that really excites people to have someone who has fought on behalf of the rights of the disenfranchised and abused," Djuan Wash, a Black Lives Matter activist who worked on Thompson's campaign, told the Kansas City Star.
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Be it going natural, choosing rainbow-hued tresses, or opting for a shaved head, women far and wide are shifting away from what's "trending," choosing instead to celebrate their hair with whatever style, color, and cut that excites them.
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He wouldn't say no to Madrid because he played for Barca, he admires their grandeur and being the heir to Ronaldo excites him, but his short term plans are to win the Champions League and Ballon d'Or with PSG.
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The company is still in semi-stealth mode, and will announce plans in some more detail soon, but I have some permission to share why Fantom excites me personally (without giving away any details of what's coming in 2018!).
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Just being able to be in a network and have that mentorship and be able to really scale and reach a global audience and reach millions of people — that's what excites us and gets us up in the morning.
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Mr. Sedra, a longtime announcer for the N.B.A., is beginning a new gig with the Brooklyn Nets He's the guy you'll see sitting at center court, whose booming voice excites fans as he describes the action in real time.
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"What excites me most about the changes occurring in financial services is the great potential to expand financial inclusion, reach unbanked and underserved populations, make products and services safer and more efficient, and accelerate their delivery," Mr. Curry said.
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We receive hits of dopamine when something excites us — anything from seeing a cute dog on the street or getting an Instagram like from a crush to eating an amazing meal to having a great conversation with a friend.
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Even so, the idea of McNeil joining the group of outfielders — with Michael Conforto, Brandon Nimmo, Juan Lagares and Keon Broxton — excites the Mets, who envision a unit there that is as versatile as the one in the infield.
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For me, I will support whomever I can by doing fundraisers or whatever and helping in ways I'm probably better at than in making policies… I say just try to find a candidate that excites you, and it shouldn't be me.
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But considering that the actress proclaimed in the THR piece that acting is now "boring" for her, it's very possible that she'll take the cash she's due and find something that excites her more than a 17th season of Grey's.
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The new Netflix docuseries Abstract: The Art of Design, which premieres February 10, doesn't aim to de-mystify the design process, but to unpack how and why designers work: what motivates them, what excites them, and how they get around roadblocks.
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Despite the passions the issue excites on the margins—among the 20053% of Americans who think abortion should be legal in all circumstances, and the 18% who want it banned—an unyielding majority of Americans take a more nuanced view.
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Something that excites her is that the world has changed a lot since she was first elected to local office at the tender age of 24: In 2018 alone, over 400 LGBTQ+ candidates ran for office — and more than half won.
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"What excites them is what Trump will do in a place like Syria, what Trump might be willing to do in the so-called campaign against terror in the Middle East," said Alex Vatanka, senior fellow at the Middle East Institute.
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If Friday night's match proved anything, it is that the appeal of the strawweight division lies not in a single fighter, but in the type of high-energy, fast-paced action that excites a wide swath of the UFC fan base.
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But by endorsing legal immigration cuts, a move he has long supported, Mr. Trump returned to a theme that has defined his short political career and excites his conservative base at a time when his poll numbers continue to sink.
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I think it's something that bartenders in general are establishing a better appreciation for, and I've seen it pop up a lot more than I have in the past, which excites me because I love sherry, having worked at Mockingbird Hill.
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Americans do not generally refer to a wood; they say the woods, where bears proverbially relieve themselves, or woodlands, or sometimes a woodlot, but a discrete parcel of the primary forest that once covered the land scarcely excites the American imagination.
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I know that this is the kind of thing that really excites a lot of a sort of the most rabid supporters on the left, not necessarily even on the Democratic Party but on the left, the most vociferous haters of Donald Trump.
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"The joy of this job is that now and then you stumble across a car that you just know is going to excite other car lovers as much as it excites you," says sales team member Roger Nowell, who uncovered the barn find.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Tuesday, Scaramucci said Trump will be "very tough to beat" if three things work out: The U.S. economy continues to grow, the president's border security strategy excites his political base, and his foreign policies yield results.
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Moreover, there's no escaping the way that Trump's latest fight with the media excites and rallies his base -- the one that put him where he is and that the GOP needs if it's going to keep its majority in next year's congressional elections.
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"What excites me about the opportunity to join Facebook's board is the company's drive and desire to face hard issues head-on while continuing to improve on the amazing connection experiences they have built over the years," Alford said of her nomination.
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"When I experienced winning New York last year, it was like when you're sitting on your couch and finally something happens that you didn't realize would happen and it excites you," she said recently after finishing her second run of the day.
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"We need to reexamine and reshift the fashion cycle, the fashion calendar, and the amount of newness that gets pushed out — and the only way for this movement to grow is through shared information and collaboration, which really excites me," she says.
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That being said, I do think it's really important to have one's work stand out in the endless ocean of the internet, so I think it's important to constantly be experimenting and trying out weird ideas if that's something that excites you.
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"Witness the beauty of the great cupid festival which excites curiosity as the townsfolk are dancing at the touch of brownish water thrown ... Everything is colored yellowish red and rendered dusty by the heaps of scented powder blown all over," wrote Harsha.
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"What excites me about the opportunity to join Facebook's board is the company's drive and desire to face hard issues head-on while continuing to improve on the amazing connection experiences they have built over the years," Alford said in a statement.
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"While this budget no longer supports the formal Office of Education, NASA will continue to inspire the next generation through its missions and the many ways that our work excites and encourages discovery by learners and educators," Lightfoot said during a speech Tuesday.
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A white candidate who excites black audiences is an intriguing match to the current moment of racial tension in America, as the Democratic Party works to elect a nominee to defeat a president who dismisses claims that his presidency has stoked the fires of racism.
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We need complexity in our relationships and to be challenged, and you need to get to know the person, and not rely on the sun sign (again, because its just a small piece of the chart) to see if they're someone who excites you.
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" Ms. Sands, a philanthropist who has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to establishment-aligned Republicans, predicted that "this election will also be a 'base' election, and we need a candidate who inspires and excites the base of our party to come out and vote.
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And while bespoke photo-blending algorithms might deliver beautiful visuals — reminiscent of experimental film photograph from years gone by — it's not the kind of tech that typically excites investors, even if Dubble might be able to inspire a portion of today's hyper engaged social sharers.
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Part of the thing ... I just articulated some of the ways that I'm looking at the world, but the thing that most excites me is an entrepreneur who has a contrary and unique view that I hadn't thought of, that has a good plan.
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Chess excites Klitschko because "it's a war with an army" which requires coordination, focus, and endurance, he told the FT.Sitting at the chess table last month, Klitschko was deep in thought — he even posted a photo on Instagram which showed him plotting his next move.
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For Ms. Abrams's backers, it's not only her identity as a black woman that excites them, but that she ran a campaign in Georgia that was built on liberal promises such as expanding access to Medicaid and access to affordable college for in-state students.
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" Added Joseph: "I think the thing that most excites me about having a son is that I'm going to be able to raise him up, teach him a lot of things that I do and I think that a lot of our interests will probably be similar.
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"Maybe taking an office manager position at a start-up isn't exactly what you set out to do, but if you do it at a company that excites you, then you can work to turn that position into what you would rather be doing" she said.
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On the one hand, there is the intricately clamped-down interplay among a household thrown into disarray by the arrival of the German tutor, Walter (Lorne MacFadyen), who excites the imaginations of a hypersexual matriarch, Louise (Lucy Cohu), and her clearly sexually confused son, Clive (Tom Morley).
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"In our case for example, one of the things that excites me about LinkedIn is to create that economic graph which is ... which is a real-time feedback loop between skills, jobs and people, so that the economic opportunity for every individual can be maximized," he added.
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"The day I got on the phone with Greg to talk about writing this together, I said to him, 'As much as anything else, the thing that excites me about this is that I don't usually see a 24-year-old woman explored so deeply," Gamble recalled.
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"The potential implications that blood flow restriction has for rehabilitation is the thing that excites me the most," says Jeremy P. Loenneke, a professor of health and exercise science at the University of Mississippi who has authored several peer-reviewed papers on blood-flow restriction training.
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This fall, the organization will arrange a series of storefront windows displays, paying artists to create installations in windows all over downtown Santa Fe. "Expanding the definition of what it means to show art, that's something that excites me," Vital Spaces artist RJ Ward told Hyperallergic.
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The key is to find the right book for you—the book with that unquantifiable factor that in some way excites you, whether it's a smart new hardcover by a favorite reporter or a dog-eared copy of a Jacqueline Susann novel you found on the sidewalk.
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All the things President Trump does that anger large portions of the electorate -- his fiery rhetoric and impulsive behavior, his willingness to employ the language of the schoolyard bully on Twitter, his ongoing attacks on everyone else as the source of his problems -- are exactly what excites the base.
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"What excites me about this collection is the strange mix of colors, which is something we touched on last season but has now really become part of the DNA of Victoria Beckham," said the designer after her show at the Italianate 19th-century Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London.
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What excites you the most about having such an impressive collection of Hall of Fame talent under one roof and, even though I assume this isn't your first time meeting each of them, is there anything you're looking forward to asking off camera, when you all are just hanging out?
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But it's so fun to shoot film, it excites the crew and I have been shooting 16mm lately — not for a narrative thing, I've just been going out with [cinematographer] Christopher Blauvelt and some other friends of mine and shooting 16 because I got a grant and it's so beautiful.
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The entries will be judged by compelling story (how well the story in the entry reflects the nominee's life and excites the judges), relevance to the theme (how well the story focuses on why the nominee is the hardest working person) and originality (how unique the story is), according to United.
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One thing that excites me about Murphy's work — and this is something many critics have pointed out — is her uncanny ability to transform whatever her subject (a leather purse, a dirty pink inflatable swim ring, gooey red cherries clumped together, or a stucco wall) into a skin of oil paint.
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"What really excites us about Snapcart is the expansion revenue from existing customers which indicates that from an enterprise level, not only is the product generating repeat customers, but they're becoming bigger and bigger buyers revealing how useful the product is to them," Vickers Venture Partner's Dr Jeffrey Chi commented via a statement.
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Imagine a candidate ideologically in tune with his party but with an anti-establishment reputation (deserved or not) who automatically commands a third of the vote in a primary before lifting a finger -- someone who excites his followers in ways other candidates might only achieve after years of work and acres of money.
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"It is an amazing honor, and then to see that, potentially, it could help strengthen the ties between the United States and Israel — that excites me," said Mr. Edmonds , who is a volunteer activist for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the pro-Israel group that worked to defeat the nuclear deal with Iran.
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We can't wait to sit down with both of these top investors to talk about the trends shaping the industry right now, from the growing secondary market to IPO trends, from what excites them the most to what their biggest concerns are for their firms and their portfolio companies as we sail toward 2020.
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At the same time, human sexuality includes many behaviors that rely on someone's interior life and what uniquely excites them, and for some people that includes role playing and other creative interactions that sometimes involve testing and teasing physical and emotional limits of the body with their trusted partner(s), or practicing things that society may consider taboo.
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DWIGHT GARNER I've squirreled away a few things to read this summer, but nothing so excites me as a recent edition of that huge, gory, beautiful brick of a book called "Classic Crimes" (1951), by William Roughead, an amateur criminologist called the Henry James of true crime — and who was, in fact, very much admired by James.
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What excites our team is that India is already home to significant user bases for early and growth-stage private companies such as Truecaller (100 million daily users), Quora (second largest market), Duolingo (10 million users), Brainly (20 million users), Wattpad (3 million users) and Vyng (14 million installs), while others such as FlixBus are actively setting up operations.
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Here are some of our recent videos to give you a feel for the types of things you'd be creating: 22 emojis everyone gets wrong Here's why you should never put Q-Tips in your ears How to clone your dog -- for $100,000 Apply here: Please include a resume, link to your reel, and cover letter describing what excites you about science and tech videos.
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No question, it's going to be tricky picking a person capable of threading all these needles -- a person who engages and even excites the Sanders base and reflects the anti-establishment populist zeitgeist of the moment on left and right, draws in swing voters and resentful Republican votes and has the personality to challenge Trump head-on while also clearly possessing the temperament and qualifications of the presidency.
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"What excites me about this study is that it changes the focus for the clinician and families at the bedside from just focusing on the medical outcomes of the child to what the future educational outcomes might be for a child born early," Craig Garfield, the first author of the study and an associate professor of pediatrics and medial social sciences at Northwestern Medicine, said in a statement.
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He is also importing into British politics the very techniques that made Newt Gingrich such a disastrous success in the United States in the 221.3s: willingness to lead a party-within-party; a knowledge of what excites the media (turning yourself into a "character" is now, alas, part of the political game); and, above all, a talent for trashing the informal rules of the game in pursuit of your ideological vision.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharPoll: Biden holds 85033-point lead nationally over Warren Robert Reich sees Democratic race as Warren, Sanders and Biden: 'Everyone else is irrelevant' Democrats lead Trump by wide margins in Minnesota MORE would make a great attorney general or the leader of a Democratic majority if the Senate turns blue, but Democrats have yet to put forth a candidate that excites an uneasy Democratic base.
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"Tulsi Gabbard's signature stance on non-interventionism makes her the only principled opponent of American empire in the 2020 presidential race so far — and one who excites libertarians worn out by mainstream politicians who either know nothing about military adventurism or naively go along with worn-out notions of the United States as the 'indispensable nation' that must be fighting every battle in every corner of the world," said Nick Gillespie, editor-at-large of libertarianism's paper of record, Reason magazine, in an email.
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This post mortem must pay particular attention to why traditional blue-collar voters in the Rust Belt left Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in favor of Trump, and focus intently on how we rebuild a broken national and state party apparatus more pragmatically focused on results and not just ideological rhetoric that excites the base while dividing voters.
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AND I THINK THAT ITS – IM GOING TO SAY IN A CONSIDERED WAY, ITS OBSESSIVE SECRETIVENESS IS NOT TO ITS BENEFIT AND EXCITES THE SUSPICION OF THOSE WHO WATCH IT WHICH IS NOT TO DIRECTLY TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION, BUT DIRECT ANSWER, YES, I THINK IT WILL PLAY IN SOME WAY IN THE PEAK OF THE NEXT CYCLE, IT WILL BE SEEN AS, YOU KNOW, AS A FIGUREHEAD OF THIS PARTICULAR UPSWING IN CENTRAL BANK LEVITATED MARKETS AND IN, YOU KNOW, ABNORMALLY, IN FACT, UNIQUELY LOW INTEREST RATES.
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If the national party does not figure out how to put forth an effective campaign that generates high turnout and excites the passions of their electorate, and if they don't engage in the upcoming Supreme Court confirmation fight in a way that slows down the process and uses the President's pick to awaken voters to the stakes of this struggle, President Trump could be looking at two more years of united government, with a GOP that will see him as an influential kingmaker, and the Congress will be more willing to start handing him legislative victories on the path to 2020.
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