I felt totally confident and I felt excited to make this record.
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"I felt excited but at the same time it was saddening," he said.
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Whatever the case, I felt excited and inspired to practice saying no more.
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Of course it spiced things up — you felt excited and re-energized by the attention.
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This trailer got an enthusiastic reaction at the CW upfront, and I felt excited about it myself.
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"[He has] crazy blue eyes — baby blue eyes," he said, adding that he felt "excited" about fatherhood.
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Even though we felt excited about making the music, it pushed us a lot musically as well.
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I've never really felt like a 20-year-old onscreen, and I've always felt excited to age.
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She later sent me an email saying that she felt excited to be part of the march.
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Instead of dread, I felt excited about the challenge of finishing my to-do list during my day.
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Eleven percent said they were "bored," while only 20% felt excited about casting a ballot on November 8.
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" In recent meetings, the diplomat said, Maduro had seemed galvanized by the standoff, saying that he felt "excited about confronting Trump.
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Later, as I returned home, I felt excited that after a decade here I had finally found somebody to talk to.
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Yes, the people closer to China, the bankers, felt excited, but largely the investors in Wall Street were not ready for that.
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"I felt excited and proud," she told GMA of earning the award, which comes with a trophy, prize money and educational materials.
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Try to recall memories where you felt excited and passionate; then reflect on how you can recreate those feelings in your career today.
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Placed in the gifted program at Clyde A. Erwin Middle School, she felt excited to learn Bill Murdock would be her math and science teacher.
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Yes. But I loved making the soup, and I felt excited to share it, and I want the people looking at it to be excited too.
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If you watched Sunday night's Screen Actors Guild Awards and felt excited by the prospect of a Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunion, you weren't alone.
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The artist added that she felt excited about closing out 2017 because she had accomplished eight out of 10 goals from a list she put together.
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When I first saw it, I definitely felt excited about our mission and my part in it because I am the only tank [quality assurance] soldier here.
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Recalling a time of jubilation While there is a palpable excitement in the neighborhood, I can't help but remember the last time I felt excited by a candidate.
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While speaking to PEOPLE in June, the actress said she felt "excited to show my kids their mom at work" and encouraged her colleagues to do the same.
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Alec Baldwin's next costar won't be Jennifer Garner — although the Finding John DeLorean actor admits he initially felt excited by the idea of working on a project with her.
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When he started his effort to stay sober last year, going 14 days without alcohol was a huge achievement, Mr. Lanferman said, and he felt excited about reaching 21.
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The game's unchanging affectations made me feel self-consciously old, too cool to really buy into all the talk of hearts and love, but I also felt excited and somehow younger.
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After my boyfriend Jim and I had been dating for a while, I was sure I wanted to marry him, and I felt excited to make a commitment that would solidify our future together.
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I'd never felt excited to make tuna salad in my life, but the tutorial from Jonas completely turned around my tuna apathy — although I still wouldn't go so far as to call myself a true enthusiast.
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"I really felt excited by the prospect of Beyoncé being an investor and part of that curated group of aligned humans that believe in the bigger power of what we're doing," Levy said in an interview.
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Though she said she "felt nothing" about the kiss itself, she testified she later felt excited and flattered to be chosen by someone she, like many NXIVM followers, believed to be the smartest person on the planet.
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"It was the last thing I could do for her, and I felt excited to do that for her," the woman said in a statement released by Catawba County District Attorney David Learner, who is also a Republican.
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When Faye asks a student why she had felt excited after a romantically "deflating encounter," or asks the chairman of a literary festival she attends why he "suffered more anxiety" than his sister, both reply that they don't know.
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Sure, you may still leave J.Crew or Zara with a new item or two in a moment of last-minute panic, but when's the last time you actually felt excited about a new label discovery or a super-unique purchase?
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But despite a stomach full of knots and a shaky voice, Bosch says she felt excited about the opportunity and quickly convinced the store to sell her original "Fruity gummy bears" product for CA$211.69 ($250) a bag at three locations.
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And in response, he asked whether any part of me felt excited to know I could get pregnant, as if I hadn't already carried the burden of that knowledge around with me — the messy red-brown muck of it — since I was 11 years old.
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These moments always fill me with dread, this cold, spreading, uncomfortable realization that my life is connected to the most miserable things that can happen to others, and I've never felt excited about leaving my family to jump off into the bottomless void of some huge story.
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These are things that—maybe—some of the children of 2018 will find fun, but they don't have the built-in memories that make it special to me (this hit home even more once I saw that the Pokémon Company uploaded a shot-for-shot remake of the cartoon's opening theme, with footage from Let's Go.) If Game Freak had simply created a new Pokémon game and plopped me into some unknown region of the Pokémon universe with unfamiliar Pokémon, I'm not sure that I would have stuck with the game, and I'm not sure that I would have actually felt excited about Pokémon.
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In it, the group stated that they felt excited to work with producer Rubin and emphasized their desire for a "raw" sound.
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Bricio said she felt excited, but pressured, about playing at home. She won a one-year athletic scholarship and her second Medal of Sporting Merit from the Guadalajara city council.
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She has written a sequel that improves upon the first book. As a reader, I felt excited and even hopeful: could it be that this series and its characters were actually going somewhere?" The review also praised Collins' development of the character of Katniss. The Plain Dealer wrote, "The very last sentence of Catching Fire will leave readers gasping.
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Consequence of Sound's Sarah H. Grant wrote that "Tunnel Vision" and "Don't Hold the Wall" were the album's highlights, similar to Timberlake's best work with 'NSYNC. Clyde Erwin Barretto of Prefix Magazine praised its production, which he felt excited listeners. The Huffington Posts Sarah Dean called "Tunnel Vision" her favorite track on the album. Jordan Sargent of Spin wrote that with the song, Timbaland proved that he could still produce otherworldly beats.
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Hakakian was born and raised in a Persian Jewish family in Tehran. She was a teenager during the 1979 Iranian Revolution, which she felt excited by. After the return of Ayatollah Khomeini and the rise in anti- semitism, social and economic pressures, and ongoing war with Iraq, she emigrated in May 1985, to the United States on political asylum. She studied psychology at Brooklyn College and also studied poetry under American poet and writer Allen Ginsberg during her time there.
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In an interview printed in Weekly Shonen Jump, the creators of the film stated that Shiori was added to the story to highlight Light's negative aspects. Kaneko said that he needed Shiori to "deliver Light's badness to the audience." In the production notes Kashii said that she felt excited to portray Shiori and wondered if the audience could accept her character. Kitty Sensei of OtakuZone had her opinions of the film portrayal of Shiori published in The Star, a Malaysian newspaper.
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Afterwards, Rodney starts talking to John, causing him to believe he is having a mental breakdown. John has a CT scan after animals start asking for favors when he helps a wounded owl, and he then unwittingly adopts the dog he ran over, eventually naming him Lucky. John starts secretly helping various animals, including a suicidal circus tiger named Jake, who suffers great cerebral vein. Through all this, John begins learning to re-appreciate his gift, at one point confiding to both Lucky and Mark that he has never felt excited about his work in years.
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She had no direct experience with Jews, so when she was told as a child that Jews had "crooked noses and crooked legs" she accepted the slander blindly. When she was introduced to Jews for the first time, at a dance, she was surprised and commented to a friend, "They’re just like us." Still, as a young adult reading Hitler's Mein Kampf, she sympathized with, and felt excited by, the pro-German sentiment, while glossing over the anti- Semitism. And she was proud of her husband for serving as a commanding soldier in the German army.
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Martin presented a track titled "Hit Me Baby (One More Time)" to Spears and her management, which had been rejected by the girl group TLC. Spears later claimed that she felt excited when she heard it and knew it was going to be a hit record. Her debut album was completed in June 1998, and the song was released as "...Baby One More Time" as Spears' debut single in October. The single became a global success, reaching number one in every country it charted in, became the best-selling song of 1999 in the UK, and has since become one of the best-selling singles of all-time, selling over 10 million copies.
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However, the Shenlong Times issue #2, a bonus pamphlet given to some buyers of the Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide guidebook, says that the character was modeled after Torishima himself. After creating Piccolo Daimaō, Toriyama noted that it was one of the most interesting parts of the series and that he became one of his favorite characters. Although Piccolo's transformation from a villain to a hero was considered by Toriyama to be cliché, he still felt excited when drawing him, noting that despite having a scary face, he still looks appealing. Piccolo is initially assumed to, like his parent, be a member of the , however, midway through the series it is learned that they are actually members of the alien race called .
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" Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine was positive, writing that "despite the track's de rigueur chopped-up vocals standing in for an actual hook, the impeccably produced 'Let Me Love You' is reminiscent of Brandy's 'Angel in Disguise,' right down to Grande's breathy, hypnotic lead vocal." John Hil of Noisey thought the song was "interesting" and felt excited about the other collaborations on the record. Wren Graves of Consequence of Sound opined that, "The hook relies on the kind of electronic vocal manipulations we associate with a weaker voice, say Selena Gomez, but the verses are Grande at her mewling best." Spins Andrew Unterberger stated that the song is "not quite irresistible, but it's mildly alluring" Carolyn Menyes of Music Times claimed that it "may miss the sort of fiery hook that helped Grande's similarly-themed hit "Love Me Harder" such a success, but it gels flawlessly with the subdued offerings Grande has showed so far from what is sure to be her most mature record to date.
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