Then Musk got giddy over the future Tesla pickup truck.
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"Oh, man, that's rad," Nichols said, giddy as any fan.
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When we started to approach Shamu Stadium, I was giddy.
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Both are full of charm, whimsy, and giddy romantic tension.
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The figure may sound massive, but Wall Street is giddy.
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Maybe I was giddy because it was before 5 a.m.
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Odds are that they are giddy about their good fortunes.
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" A giddy Cohen tweeted in response: "This is actually happening.
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I am giddy with excitement when I make the purchase.
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Other antiseizure drugs made you giddy or unable to focus.
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Jockers are researchers ostensibly without judgment, but their giddy register
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"F— it," he says right before kissing a giddy Nilsa.
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After work I headed to my appointment feeling totally giddy.
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To see more of Giddy Heine's work, visit his website.
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So giddy that maybe he didn't do all his research.
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The kids tend to be giddy and the adults, tipsy.
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"He was having giddy fun, and the feeling was contagious."
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She remembers too how giddy GeVoian was when they did.
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Rubio seemed almost giddy about the ''Marcomentum'' he was feeling.
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And the rhythmic writing is at once exhilarating and giddy.
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When I am nervous, I become giddy and happily talkative.
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He is giddy, at the obvious hilarity of it all.
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"Now they are giddy bulls — how could they not be?"
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When stock prices are skyrocketing, CEOs feel giddy and rich.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook is downright giddy about augmented reality.
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Katie is "giddy" when she wakes up next to Chris.
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I ended that first day exhausted, but giddy with possibility.
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"When I first saw him, I was giddy," Schoenrock added.
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Judging by his Twitter response, Netanyahu was giddy with excitement.
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But Time magazine employees are giddy about the sale anyway.
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Sweet, blonde Betty (Lili Reinhart) is giddy over seeing Archie (K.
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Giddy protesters initially celebrated Bashir's ouster with dancing in the streets.
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"Sanctuary city, yeh!" a giddy Kenney sings before high-fiving Slusser.
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Go deeper: Astronomers giddy about 2nd interstellar object in 2 years
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Perhaps a little too giddy for something so connected to slavery?
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That's a good way to make grown-ups feel seriously giddy.
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I'm honestly giddy at the thought of starting it so soon.
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That is on a par with the giddy heights of 2007.
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You truly feel like a giddy child roaming around the property.
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I am both sincerely giddy and honestly disturbed by this news.
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It makes me as giddy as a school boy on N2O.
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I get a little giddy at the notion of another iPod.
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Plus plenty of CES news to get you gadget giddy. 1.
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It was hard not to be giddy upon entering the soiree.
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Cue a giddy Joe Rogan asking the winner how he feels.
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My heart is giddy, because he is so pure and sweet.
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Clinton becoming almost giddy with what felt increasingly like genuine pleasure.
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Rosemary Myers's charming offbeat fantasia, "Girl Asleep," offers a giddy approximation.
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Khrushchev's giddy, almost childlike delight at the prospect of seeing Mickey
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Op-Ed Contributor NAIROBI, Kenya — Typically, the Olympics make Kenyans giddy.
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The victory provided a giddy end to a relatively quiet day.
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"The stock was up two bucks, so I'm giddy," he said.
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I was giddy to be at The Office of Zaha Hadid.
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"When I talked to Allison [I was] almost giddy," he said.
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Republicans sometimes seemed giddy about the prospect of a Sanders nomination.
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At times during "Domino," the director seems practically giddy about it.
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It's a giddy feeling, to be a writer with a reader.
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"I was so giddy," Ms. Kim remembered when they held hands.
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He loves the idea ("It made me so giddy and excited").
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A giddy diner approaches with a copy of Ms. French's cookbook.
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Discussing recent losses, he wasn't merely philosophical; he was downright giddy.
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She's never more passionate or giddy than when she's around him.
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The President's remarks left Republicans visibly shell-shocked and Democrats giddy.
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The Commute It's easy to get giddy about self-driving cars.
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I won't spoil the giddy means by which this is achieved.
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But far from being giddy about them, Democrats are incredibly concerned.
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People battling blizzard winds with a little umbrella made him giddy.
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However, I don't know what people are getting so giddy about.
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People weren't 100 percent giddy when a remaster is announced, however.
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Today, at last, we are positively giddy at the thought of freedom.
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Paak is the more lively one, laughing at every turn, almost giddy.
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And these days, they're about as giddy as lunar scientists can get.
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"He was giddy," prosecutors said, "and proud of what he had done."
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Lauren was first and I found myself giddy to see her again.
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"I asked to get my picture with him," she tells me, giddy.
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The company's CEO, Brjánn Sigurgeirsson, is particularly giddy about Nintendo's new system.
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Giddy Potts had 19 points and four steals to lead Middle Tennessee.
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When I think about what comes next, I feel nauseous and giddy.
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So giddy that I have a photo from the night they met!!!
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Even though it was all perfectly legit, I felt a little giddy.
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Ginobili played with a giddy exuberance and usefulness until the very end.
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She was just as energized and excited, but giddy instead of angry.
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They head toward the playoffs as chastened as the Indians are giddy.
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I make batter for Giddy-Up Energy Bites from my Run Fast.
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Giddy Jane Austen fans know exactly what shirt we are talking about.
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He walked back to his car feeling giddy about what he'd done.
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So when everyone started bringing her birthday gifts, she got so giddy.
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I can't help but be giddy about this miracle on her way!
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LaVar's giddy "I told you so" reaction coming in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...
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The feeling I got was that giddy feeling, butterflies in my stomach.
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This produced a giddy anticipation cycle that inspired instant coronation upon release.
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"Hey, you guys wanna call boys?" she asks in a giddy voice.
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They held their respective court orders, staring at them with giddy disbelief.
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"Everyone who does this just gets giddy about it," Marylou Steeden said.
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Giddy minds, Shakespeare tells us, are best kept busy with foreign wars.
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The mood on the train to Davos is more giddy than militant.
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And Fallon, no longer sombre, was all giddy again in the intro.
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People who came in with huge, giddy smiles are no longer laughing.
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She's almost giddy—it's the first time I've seen her warm up.
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But as he basked in the victory, Mactaggart was giddy, even emotional.
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Part of that sense of genuineness comes from the show's giddy specificity.
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Part of what makes these paintings so strong is their giddy beauty.
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Boozy and giddy, it smells like being drunk underneath a disco ball.
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And he has pursued it with a shameless, at times giddy, abandon.
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For a few weeks last spring, everything around Leicester felt dizzy, giddy.
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Therefore, the giddy participants all plan to leave just seconds before midnight.
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The stock market took investors on a giddy up-and-down ride.
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An app, iNaturalist, makes me giddy nearly every time I use it.
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As he taxied down a runway, Mr. Corenswet was giddy with anticipation.
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He did not seem at all giddy, as I was for him.
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An app, iNaturalist, makes me giddy nearly every time I use it.
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Her blonde strands cover her face as she straddles our giddy subject.
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Whenever he started talking about it (which was often) he became giddy.
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And while she takes everything in stride, she is as giddy (or at least as giddy as is possible for Scully) to have Mulder once again trying to convince her that what they are chasing is actually a monster.
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The "giddy up" is less straightforward — could she actually be bringing horses onstage?
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For many, however, the giddy joy of liberation soon gave way to tragedy.
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Given the giddy mood, the big danger starts with a C, for complacency.
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As a result, Deadpool 2 never feels quite as giddy as Miller's film.
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We're a week away from the main event and are giddy with excitement.
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"We're in a new era now," a giddy Ruben told CNN on Wednesday.
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Indeed, the Vision Fund could mark the giddy top of the tech boom.
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And then, every year, we spend a giddy month being reminded of it.
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Like, the kind of great where it's nearly enough to make you giddy.
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Manson himself was "giddy" about connecting with the Beach Boy, according to Guinn.
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His giddy assault on conventions of poetry is delivered with gem-like sharpness.
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"We're not getting too giddy here," San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy told reporters.
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But, driving off giddy with excitement, they're the ones who crash into Ronna.
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"The confidence these professionals have is what I call 'giddy high,'" Sitchinava said.
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Tell everyone to giddy out your way so you can open up YouTube.
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Prowling the stacks of Yale's vast library, I sometimes felt giddy with excitement.
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It's at once intimate and epic, giddy and gloomy, a radical emotional intoxicant.
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I was so giddy that I kicked the dashboard and left a dent.
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Reports from the media in attendance were as giddy as they were thorough.
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"I just did this trade show and people were literally giddy," Korpi said.
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So he was giddy at the news that gravitational waves had been detected.
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The juxtaposition leaves people feeling energized, giddy and even serene for hours afterward.
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By the time I got home, I felt giddy and a little embarrassed.
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They might also feel joyous or giddy or any number of positive emotions.
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She tries to pretend that she's cautiously optimistic, but she seems downright giddy.
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She sent emails to colleagues seemingly giddy about the arrest after the fact.
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There were hors d'oeuvres, an open bar and a giddy sense of victory.
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Her campers turned giddy as they took their seats around a wooden table.
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Plus a giddy prom-goer and a very anxious actress — and only here.
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I was nearly giddy with excitement as I went below into the cabin.
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But having survived a season away, the company leaders were very nearly giddy.
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This somnolent sound makes you feel both relaxed and attentive, drowsy and giddy.
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The performers were giddy, supportive and almost nerdy — more LARP-er than jock.
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But to know that this was a thing, well, I was practically giddy.
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Giddy Manhattanites proudly wearing their Mike 28503 buttons are in for a shock.
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When I climbed into my taxi a minute later, the driver was giddy.
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They were all kind of giddy that Bob Odenkirk was in their group.
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Timothy Egan These are giddy times for the forces of reason and light.
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"I hugged Giddy in the locker room," Middle Tennessee Coach Kermit Davis said.
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The main thing the Netflix MST3K gets right is the original's giddy media deconstruction.
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"Katie always acts super-excited and giddy when Jamie is around," said an insider.
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Their feats of balance and strength are wonderful; their giddy zeal is even better.
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"Katie always acts super-excited and giddy when Jamie is around," says a source.
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"They acted like giddy teenagers at a high school dance," says a fellow attendee.
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Kimmel then asked a giddy Acosta if he is the administration's "least favorite" reporter.
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They were giddy to have pulled off an amazing wedding celebration with their friends.
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She looked like a giddy child when she found out he had been murdered.
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In 2004, Democrats were downright giddy when Republicans lost two seats in special elections.
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We're a few days away from the main event and are giddy with excitement.
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Melville is a giddy, lust-smacked swain, a reckless wooer in thrall to his
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They were giddy that it's lighter than our work-issued laptops and older MacBooks.
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The Disrupt NY hackathon is a week away and we are giddy with excitement.
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The first shows a giddy Jane and Michael taking off in a rainbow rocket.
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All of a sudden the tears dry up and we get a little giddy.
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For a movie about the potential death of billions, Inferno is a giddy thriller.
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Petersen is giddy about the idea of creating "Amazon One-Click for the enterprise".
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The players on the England bench poured out onto the field like giddy children.
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Brian Lewis (Seth MacFarlane) is a giddy side kick, high on money and power.
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For people so relatively close to danger, this boatload of people seems pretty giddy.
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The first half of 2018 has gone from giddy to gut-churning to grinding.
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Dual exhaust pipes are a clue that this car has some serious giddy-up.
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At first, David was giddy to be appearing on a prime-time television series.
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Middle Tennessee State has brought a Giddy, and Weber State will have a Dusty.
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Listening to my shit, from Greedy Giddy until now–I had to remix it.
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"I was amazed at how giddy Elaine was when she met Neil," she said.
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His face was smiling and giddy while he saw it for the thousandth time.
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Sex is more than fine (see all of B. T. Gottfred's giddy, explicit novels).
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Two teenage girls giddy at the prospect of seeing animals on safari in Kenya.
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All the while I felt invigorated, almost giddy with my own sense of agency.
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It's fragmented and giddy, snapshots flying by at a clip so fast they blur.
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Hordes of giddy riders flocked to the stations to be a part of history.
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For years they had attended country shows together, giddy when they planned each adventure.
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So why did markets get all giddy over the prospect of central bank stimulus?
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The Democrats' giddy calls for Impeachment would fade to White House demands for investigation.
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He bent over, hands on knees, panting, and looked up with a giddy smile.
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Amid the festivities, Khan seemed almost giddy with pride for all he had achieved.
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But the mood is giddy because a surprise caller is on speaker -- President Trump.
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As giddy fans spoke of a new era in Cleveland, Mr. Stemler felt nothing.
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And finally, at SpaceNK were finds that would make any self-care addict giddy.
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But I collapsed with a warm feeling, giddy at the thought of their respect.
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"I was so giddy," said Bentley Gillman, who oversees production and innovations for Tattersall.
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BOSSES are more likely to groan than feel giddy about advances in artificial intelligence (AI).
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If there's any time of year that makes us giddy, it's the month of September.
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She is drawn to peering through crystal globes, which give everything a giddy rainbow aura.
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I would become giddy at the prospect of having a chunk of uninterrupted work time.
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I'm ready to feel more of the giddy joy I felt while reading this book.
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The giddy display was so charming, even Nessa couldn't stop fawning over the gal pals.
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It can be giddy and ponderous, sweet and scathing, very often in the same picture.
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A new app that might make pen users giddy is the new Paint 3D app.
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I can imagine Wayne hearing that verse and just getting giddy over all those jokes.
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Fowler's recording captures the giddy freedom of being gay and saying so (again and again).
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It's lovely, depicting a single Chicago summer and the exploratory romance between two giddy girls.
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During the scene, Alan's memory flashes back to him dancing around with a giddy Amma.
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So you come into it [a second marriage], still giddy, but wanting it to last.
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She's giddy telling Faye all about the "royal family" that wants to buy her DNA.
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In fact ... the 41-year-old seemed downright giddy -- laughing and smiling throughout the practice.
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"I'm trying not to be too giddy," Jim DeMint, the foundation's president, confessed that night.
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The thought of seeing some of the great performers reprise their roles makes me giddy.
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This man, identified by Sory as the "Commandant," seems giddy with excitement about traveling abroad.
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This was the first pulled pork to make Mary Beth give that signature giddy smile.
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I have not talked to a single Bush donor who was giddy about Tuesday night.
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After Trump made his Syria announcement, many commentators were giddy: Trump was criticized by Fox!
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It wasn't lust, admiration, or pride, but a giddy mix of all of the above.
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We're waiting in line together, and once he gets a ticket he becomes visibly giddy.
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Mick Jagger made me giddy and excited, but I just held it in and smiled.
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But driving from San Francisco to Napa County on a recent weekday, I felt giddy.
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When I arrive at the opening, there's already a giddy buzz and an impatient queue.
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The visitors I saw riding in them always looked happy and maybe a little giddy.
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Yet Wall Street is insatiable: Immensely profitable rallies, no matter how giddy, are never enough.
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As I waited at the Srinagar airport for my family, I was giddy with excitement.
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Giddy from proximity, and maybe a few beers, they whisper about him in golf voices.
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Callimachi: And they're talking about it in this kind of giddy, fantasy kind of way.
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At this point, you're either giddy with excitement over this little stick, or you're shrugging.
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I get giddy when I see women of color from my generation telling their stories.
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The duo ends with a deceptively jaunty Polka, at once giddy and a little dangerous.
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So, investors seemed to have good reason to not get giddy about the new disclosures.
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As a greeting, the Haim hug comes at you like a wave, fast and giddy.
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We're slightly sunburned, giddy with adrenaline and a sense of having survived an adventure together.
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But I just hesitate like many of my colleagues to get giddy about Bernie Sanders.
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So dive into your current job and identify what parts of it make you giddy.
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I ended up just feeling happy [and] giddy that I got to ride with him.
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To say much more about the Ashtray Maze would be to spoil the giddy surprise.
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Giddy Potts tallied 9 and tied a program record by winning his 99th career game.
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Here's the trailer: I've watched it five times now, and it still makes me giddy.
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To think that any people will be solving my puzzle makes me really quite giddy.
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Wayne can still get giddy piecing together such a wild set of images and rhymes.
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The ensuing week back in Fairfax was even more giddy and chaotic than the one before.
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"I think I'm so funny right now," Hough said with a giddy laugh on Instagram story.
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We're not sure if it's the sugar or the caffeine talking, but we're feeling pretty giddy.
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Unicorn nails are the crème de la crème of fantasy manicures — and we're giddy over it.
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The Saudis are nearly giddy that they have Trump instead of Obama to deal with now.
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They might not look like other boy bands, but they induce that familiar giddy, fun feeling.
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Honestly, I'm pretty giddy to read this S-1, and I doubt that I am alone.
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I just want to say congratulations to you, I'm proud and I'm excited, damn-near giddy.
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Last week, Georgia uploaded a Facebook video which appeared to show a giddy Lewis meeting Styles.
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A second teaser trailer, meanwhile, shows Willy Wonka passing out coveted golden tickets to giddy passersby.
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"When I was working with him last week, he was giddy," says CNN publicist Karen Reynolds.
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I actually felt weirdly giddy afterward and started hanging up the washing while my photographer watched.
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Such programs caused many of us kids to become giddy with dreams of becoming bionic superheroes.
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Don't get too giddy you forget how to brake—helmet and knee pads are sold separately.
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Not half so much as we hoped back in the giddy early days of the Internet.
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Republicans in Washington are understandably giddy these days over the imminent prospect of single-party control.
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The giddy, red-faced man had reached this state barely 15 minutes after the doors opened.
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I feel myself counting my chickens, getting giddy with excitement for a Lara/Chuck team up.
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Another half, of course, is giddy, frothing, flapping about in a sugar-rush of undiluted repression.
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Swift is "very giddy around Tom," and seems "ecstatic to be with him," says the source.
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In addition to being hella queer the giddy neon artwork makes this a joy to read.
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For that wondrous moment, and the giddy hours leading up to it, our differences were irrelevant.
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A screenshot of the exchange shows her writing back with giddy disbelief at 7:02 a.m.
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Obama, 54, says she was "giddy" as she "wandered every single aisle" at the department store.
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Admittedly I was a bit giddy because my plan that day was to summit the mountain.
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Expertly constructed, "Mister Monkey" is so fresh and new it's almost giddy, almost impudent with originality.
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Investors may be too giddy to diversify their investments if financial conditions start to turn south.
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Nor was 1989, that giddy moment for the liberal democratic idea, deemed self-evidently all conquering.
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I was giddy and a little joyous, less from the tincture than from the adrenaline rush.
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The lusciousness of "The Age of Innocence" is enough to make you giddy, writes Josephine Sedgwick.
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She was practically giddy relaying the time she visited a Planned Parenthood clinic in Kenosha, Wis.
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When they move out of the past and into the present, mystery writers get positively giddy.
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A giddy celebration of its own artifice of femininity, the film also deconstructs the espionage genre.
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On and on couples and small crowds arrive, giddy to be creeping into a closed shop.
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That, and a word-drunk poetry that zigzags between extreme, giddy feelings of power and powerlessness.
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Over the last week, his goofy internet campaign has won him a new and giddy following.
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Like many teenage boys his age, he spoke with a giddy up-speak, punctuated with laughter.
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Are you at all giddy about Ms. Markle becoming the British royal family's first "black princess"?
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But this is not the first time science became giddy over the potential benefits of psychedelics.
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And many Canadians are giddy at the prospect that she and Harry could be moving there.
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He's leading the way, and they're all giddy following close behind ... casting their gaze on him.
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"I'm too old to get giddy about things anymore," Keep said during the same call, laughing.
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"She gave me a shoutout and I could not believe it!" a giddy Tunzi tells PEOPLE.
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Most of the giddy first half of "Parasite" involves our heroes putting one over on Mrs.
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It would be enough for a show like this to maintain a cruising altitude of giddy.
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Through giddy artistry, elegance of artifice, and beetle-browed believability, we accept Kafka's and Giacometti's depictions.
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His work has traveled the world and attracted giddy attention from museum curators and collectors alike.
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Metroid fans grew giddy with anticipation as the final 24 hours before AM2R's release ticked away.
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She communicates with fans like they're up late at a sleepover, giddy from sugar, swapping racy stories.
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Fans are giddy over a comment that Miley Cyrus made on her ex-boyfriend's new wife's Instagram.
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With roommate Shannon Elizabeth, she's giddy and excitable, holding hands and preaching the virtues of girl power.
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Sans May, Lacey knocks at Gypsy and Dee Dee's door — a development that makes Gypsy downright giddy.
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My husband and I catch a dozen waves each and are both giddy on our surfing high.
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Here, his top moments from week 5: I am beyond giddy with childlike excitement for Disney night!!
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My friends and family have always gotten giddy when I've told them about a new love interest.
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Their days were filled with barbecue and numerous introductions to relatives a giddy Randall never knew existed.
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But they can provide a certain giddy thrill if you're into sub-Springer, lowest common denominator brawls.
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But still, I consistently pin the brand's posts on Instagram and get giddy over each new launch.
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Businesses pay a fee to use Giddy, but amateur inventors, hobbyists and makers can join for free.
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At one point, Tarabasov kissed a giddy Lohan on the cheek as they strolled down the beach.
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Few experiences in life ever reach the giddy heights of the unbelievable, but this was up there.
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He sounds a little giddy as he tells me he's been to Afghanistan three times since May.
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Financial markets, rightly worried about Brazil's public debt, now 84% of GDP, are giddy at the prospect.
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Smith, who also had only nine holes' practice, was almost giddy with delight at her lofty position.
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She was practically giddy about going back to Boston and continuing work on her Harley Quinn look.
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A GROUP OF giddy Green Party activists gathered in a market square in Cambridge on May 13th.
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But he is hesitating, lest the giddy rise in Swedish property prices end in an ugly crash.
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CHAFFETZ: Oh, Nancy Pelosi is downright giddy that these things may back down or may break down.
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She turns on her air ionizer ($24), which pumps extra oxygen and makes her feel pleasantly giddy.
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It also opens up a massive fundraising network -- which has Kasich's camp giddy Clock's ticking for Cruz?
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We look like beached whales, breathing heavily and going slightly giddy while recovering from vitamin D deficiencies.
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At a restaurant with an inviting display of rotisserie chickens, they sat down to a giddy dinner.
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Somewhere inside the Death Star, a giddy Darth Vader is holding a half-broken bottle of champagne.
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LONDON, a city famous for Hyde Park, Harrods and giddy house prices, has undergone a quiet revolution.
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Now, Too Faced is getting in on the flashback action, and it's making us just as giddy.
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Giddy attendees quoted a market-research report published by New Frontier like a mantra: passage of Prop.
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There was the giddy comedown from the adrenaline rush, as our group celebrated a job well done.
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"They acted like giddy teenagers at a high school dance," an onlooker told PEOPLE after the bash.
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Books of The Times For the word porn alone, nature writing can be its own giddy reward.
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Emil asked him if he wanted more salad, and he nodded, dully, but giddy all the same.
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When I told my thirtysomething coworker I was writing about the Will & Grace's revival, she was giddy.
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Fans were so giddy that over 28500 of the headrest covers were stolen after the first ride.
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"I was feeling kind of giddy, feeling like a little kid when you're super excited," he said.
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But I came away from the experience somewhat giddy and also uncertain about what I'd just done.
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There were, too, the giddy Instagram-ready prints that have been a Prada signature in recent seasons.
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They also, occasionally and charmingly, allow us glimpses of the giddy pleasure they derive from their performances.
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Cram the stilted clarity of a dictionary into the human mouth, and things turn giddy and unreal.
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They're giddy when with each other, full of sneaky kisses and uncontrollable giggles that define first loves.
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But lobbyists are giddy for an administration they see as shaping up to be more pro-business.
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She kept going over her conversation with Chris, like a giddy schoolgirl—oh, she had missed him!
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Until that giddy final hour, the United States had been "getting beat up" all day, said Cantlay.
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Before there was Steely Dan, there were the giddy rec-room experiments of two Bard College undergraduates.
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The "Outlander" star was at LAX Thursday giddy about hitting up the nerdy shindig in San Diego.
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The old Woods never would have sounded giddy after a round with five bogeys on his scoreboard.
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But he is giddy afterwards, zooming in to screenshot the image of his hand on Cher's shoulder.
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When Logan dies, it devastates the painter and sends a ripple of giddy greed through the art world.
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Black Friday is coming and we're all giddy with excitement for the biggest shopping day of the year.
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Playful differences aside, the pair are giddy at the prospect of not having to hide their relationship anymore.
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She was just giddy that she'd won the throne she'd always heard about since she was a child.
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Plus, he's so giddy over his win that we could see ourselves rooting for him all season long.
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The giddy joy of Bryant's final fourth quarter, which saw him outscore the Utah Jazz all by himself?
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Which might make me lean over to the nearest high-profile celebrity and confess something, giddy with anticipation.
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It is, in effect, the new Silicon Valley—filled with giddy, breathtaking ingenuity and flat-out good news.
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Speaking of Uber, it is not just the recruitment of Ms Chao that has driverless-car advocates giddy.
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The seemingly mismatched coupling was framed by tabloids as a sort of giddy, glorious second chance at love.
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But unlike Fisher's book, the film is warm and comforting, occasionally sad but more often giddy and gleeful.
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So the wheelmen propping up the bar at 240 are giddy about a new breed of smartphone app.
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It's a giddy film, lighter than the first, and crammed with visual gags and riffs on Disney history.
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CONCORD, N.H. — A nervous, almost giddy mood comes over a campaign when a candidate begins to connect. Gov.
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It's giddy and joyous and fun, and it seems like it will never end (in a good way).
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"Danielle was so excited to walk this show and was giddy in my chair all morning," he says.
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All the freedom she'd experienced in the fall, that giddy sense of new horizons, all that was gone.
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Losing both bets to a giddy Nick Young ... and having to pay up with your whole team watching!!
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I was so giddy that I immediately texted my old friends to say I finally had some prospects.
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That gives the European pair a greater chance of fulfilling their growth expectations – and rewarding giddy investors' prepayment.
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I wondered how my giddy jump-dancing appeared to one of the most determined athletes of our time.
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It's something of a welcome, interesting diversion from the giddy dance-rock of A Head Full of Dreams.
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Right-wing extremists who speak to the mainstream media seem almost giddy by our collective response to Charlottesville.
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This new room for spending is sure to leave appropriators giddy to divert cash to their pet programs.
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"It's the Age of Consignment," a friend proclaimed, still giddy from selling off the contents of her basement.
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So was the mood that day, a giddy mix of excitement, risk and dedication to a shared endeavor.
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I was in love with idea of having a family and giddy at the thought of the unknown.
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We were so giddy with the possibility that we were going to have a threesome with Warren Beatty.
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The tracks are calmer, more centered, but still filled with the giddy bliss that they've made their hallmark.
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She's always been a shy, slightly awkward interview, but on Late Night, she couldn't contain her giddy laughter.
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If used in the right dosages, the plant can take you on a giddy ride into other realms.
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He traveled in a vacuum, existing in a giddy collection of moments unavailable to our always-on minds.
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We arrived at the venue giddy, ecstatic, and in search of a ticket to the sold-out show.
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"As you know, I'm kind of a serious guy, so it's rare that I feel giddy," he began.
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He interspersed his earnest yoga talk with playful banter, tossing his head back in giddy fits of giggling.
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She had been as radiant as ever at the club, tipsy and giddy as the night went on.
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Amid the ugly sexual abuse scandals hitting Hollywood, Haddish was like enriched oxygen, providing giddy, much-needed relief.
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Giddy with excitement, she strolls through the aisles, tossing anything that catches her fancy into the shopping cart.
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I don't want to analyze it; I just want to eat it, slowly, thinking giddy thoughts to myself.
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"Yippee, giddy up, and leave was my response," said State Senator Lena Taylor of Sheriff Clarke's possible appointment.
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They were never going to achieve that in one season, despite the giddy illusion of April and May.
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They seemed giddy about one another and held hands as they arrived and whispered to each other often.
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Shenzhen, once itself the bucolic backwater, has risen into China's giddy vision of a digital, high-tech future.
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One gruesome video circulated on social media showed giddy militiamen executing a bound Kurdish prisoner on the battlefield.
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Yes, I am a grown woman and I'm as giddy as a five-year-old on Christmas morning.
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After months of frustration, CBS Miami's Frances Wang is "GIDDY" with excitement over the improvements in her skin.
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After an appearance on British television, he is almost giddy at the toughness of the questions he faced.
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Bottom line ... if you got down at Stagecoach, you might want to giddy-up to your local clinic.
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Really, this was an attack on the gut-lurching, giddy joy of being a kid at a show.
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That drunken holiday on Midpoint Island resulted in our determination to conduct a giddy, pseudo-scientific death-match.
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Nearly four years since I abandoned the brand, Canon got its act together and released its first full-frame mirrorless camera, the EOS R. I was giddy (yes, on rare occasions, professional gadget nerds still get giddy), and wondered if it would be enough to woo me back into Canon's ecosystem.
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It cuts across the lovely, intricate structure of them all and leaves us lost and giddy in the emptiness.
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On some days, I have gone giddy for the eggplant, as soft as pudding and slick with garlic sauce.
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That giddy hedonist is all over his self-titled debut, but there's a surprising dose of Serious Harry here.
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I always get giddy like a kid whenever OnePlus tells me they've got a new phone to show me.
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The weather was good, the mood was giddy and it seemed the stars had aligned for a successful chunk.
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We were both giddy and she kept making calls to friends and other family members as the night unfolded.
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"I asked him and he said he'd never heard a trumpet before," Ben explained of his son's giddy reaction.
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" She's already met giddy, mostly supportive fans in person; one even told Langford she was "more Tessa than Tessa.
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But when I watched the trailer for Wonder Woman, I felt a surge of giddy pride and bittersweet emotion.
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Giddy kids darted about, grown-ups were grinning, and everyone was thrilled by this rift in the city's routine.
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Then, for giddy sailor Kate, the schedule called for a quick trip around Victoria Harbour on a magnificent ship.
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You really seemed to be enjoying your life and on this giddy, very girlish physical, and emotional thrill ride.
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Compare it to the headlong bloodymindedness and giddy irrationality of Durant's old team, and it will barely be recognizable.
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Over breakfast at this little hotel, it felt like everyone had become a group of giddy 11-year-olds.
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Just 6-years-old at the time, Wilson came back to set the next day giddy with grownup knowledge.
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One night I stayed out after work with her and her friends, giddy just to be in their company.
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Giddy with hope, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a national plan to eliminate the STD completely.
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"Now I can join a company, become a data scientist, do a PhD…" He goes giddy listing the options.
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As a longtime fan, it makes me nostalgic and a little giddy to play with a poké ball controller.
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Democrats are already giddy over the opportunity to criticize Trump's budget for cutting more than $800 billion from Medicare.
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I thought our protagonist had done some serious moving on from Lawrence (Jay Ellis), and I was legit giddy.
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According to National Geographic, staffers are more than happy to allow giddy visitors to snap a few pictures inside.
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Ever seen a person giddy to be smashed to the ground by a 6-foot-3, 265-pound man??
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AND FINALLY ... Puppy love This giddy doggie couldn't wait to unwrap his gift -- his owner, home for the holidays.
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The reality is that Democrats should not be too giddy about the recent vote and their prospects come 2018.
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The best part might be how giddy Matt Sweeney gets to play guitar with one of his childhood idols.
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Despite a giddy assistant who couldn't believe 'The Apprentice' star was on the line, Marcus wouldn't take the call.
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The moment between the two, post-coital and giddy, feels nice but also like too neat of an ending.
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I caught a distant glimpse of Peyton leaving, giddy from the Papa John tryst I wish I had seen.
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The sadness comes on too strong and too suddenly, and the happiness that follows is a little… giddy, perhaps.
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Piggy Smalls is front and centre for the whole clip, and my giddy aunt he is all you need.
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It's just seeing people so giddy, and just being the source of that joy is really -- it fuels me.
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The exhaust fumes alone make traffic cops giddy and give a straitlaced narc squad the giggles and the munchies.
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In near uniform fashion, their body language—previously upright and giddy—withered, their smiles shot and their shoulders slumped.
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Afterward, I felt giddy, buoyed by a new realization: My body was mine to do with what I liked.
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Long lines, hectic check-ins, overstuffed airplanes — they don't really bother me because I'm usually giddy about getting away.
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But giddy expectations of pot profit lessened on the first day as stock prices in other cannabis firms dropped.
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Yet Democratic strategists also worry, rightly I think, that the giddy enthusiasm for gender progress may turn off men.
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His leadership PAC -- Giddy Up PAC -- has interviewed an additional 20163 people for possible 2020 roles, the source added.
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On trips around Brazil, Bolsonaro is regularly greeted at airports by giddy fans chanting Bolso-mito or Bolso-legend.
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Knowing that they once turned away Justin Bieber (he was underage), I'm giddy to start seeing lesser men rejected.
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In his studio, he curses heavily, sometimes dances, throws things at the wall, and gets giddy over certain strokes.
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He imbues even his most straightforward mixes with giddy drum programming and melodies that squirm like reanimated gummy worms.
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Such movies exhaust any critical objections and simply leave you spinning around, with a giddy smile on your face.
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As such, its time-stretching effect feels auspicious: a giddy suggestion of the shape of Daft Punk to come.
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The cherry on top was "I Like It," the brash, giddy heart of her debut record, Invasion of Privacy.
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It filled up quickly with giddy Lambs, mouthing every word to the Carey hits playing on a sound system.
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If you're still giddy about the Democrats' election wins this week, be sure to read Nate Cohn's Times analysis.
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Charlotte -- who is fourth in line to the throne -- looked giddy but also a bit nervous meeting the headmaster.
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The actress' final video zoomed in on a giddy Kelley, who Heigl said agreed to the role play idea.
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" His rare reprovals carry a giddy weight: "A lot of people need Lucian Freud to be a great artist.
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He handed over the cash and seemed giddy when he got his hands on the gun, Mr. Bennett said.
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The show's giddy nihilism is assembled from easily readable individual images that maintain a dark babble of disconcerting humor.
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There he was in the broadcast booth, his happy face and giddy voice connected to so many memorable moments.
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I wrote the advert and lay back, feeling, for the first time in a long while, giddy with hope.
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If ya missed it, Lala was giddy about getting seated near Meryl and Adam Driver inside the Shrine Auditorium.
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He was charming, formal, yet still a helpless gigglepuss; his sensorium was as giddy and overactive as you'd expect.
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Trump's remarks, especially on bringing an assault weapons ban into the mix, drew an uncontrolled giddy laugh from Feinstein.
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When I went back, the nori covered sticky raw red shrimp and sea urchin, and I went completely giddy.
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They can't believe that they made it and defeated Palpatine, and they're just giddy with shock, relief, and adrenaline.
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"What a variety of people called to be saints, crotchety, giddy, cranky ones, bibulous ones," Ms. Day said presciently.
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Three Blue Raiders starters — Giddy Potts, Ed Simpson and Tyrik Dixon — failed to score, combining to miss 13 shots.
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Many Republicans are downright giddy at the notion that a self-described democratic socialist is driving Democratic policy discussions.
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The mood in the rehearsal room verged on the giddy, enhanced — maybe — by the Skittles on the snack table.
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It's the latest food trend to send giddy bloggers and lifestyle sites (and Scroobius Pip) frothing at the mouth.
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When I ask him about the "June 09-2012" tattoo on his forearm, his giddy demeanor suddenly turns serious.
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For its part, Blizzard cautions players to avoid being overly giddy in calling out fellow battle companions as cheaters.
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It wasn't a breakthrough on immigration policy, or an agreement with Democrats to open the government making him giddy.
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Colton knocks on her door and she's so giddy that she doesn't notice the anguish plastered across his cherubic face.
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Watching while doing commentary, I sounded like a little kid, giddy with excitement, witnessing this master perform his aggressive art.
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In malls across the U.S., giddy children stand in queues to meet Santa Claus and take a picture with him.
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Those words triggered not only giddy excitement as to whom it could be; they also usually translated into bigger tips.
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Oh, and for the record, the Statue of Liberty went dark last night, and people were giddy over the symbolism.
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Talking about these, they turn into giddy teenagers, and for a second it is just like being back in 2007.
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The abundance of fan-shot footage showing her goofy and giddy is a surprising reversal of the Sad Mary obsession.
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Underneath the giddy excitement of watching not-yet-public footage, the screening highlighted the inherent contradiction hanging over the film.
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Jay Ellis, an investment fund founder, may be the only person in Texas who is giddy about collapsing oil prices.
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Which is why the 2-hour movie finale can't escape the giddy feeling that, shucks, we're getting away with it.
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Be pragmatic when creating; use the wisdom of more seasoned teammates to temper the giddy euphoria of a fresh idea.
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On her 15th birthday, giddy with anticipation for a surprise organised by Wassim, Nour's childhood abruptly comes to an end.
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So a chance to ride on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express was a giddy opportunity to go back in time.
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Abstract shapes, layered ombré, color-blocking — the designs we saw at the past week's shows have us feeling downright giddy.
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As conservative CNN commentator S.E. Cupp noted, Trump backers were "giddy" in their reaction to reports speculating about a hoax.
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Yesterday's countdown to midnight was nothing compared to the giddy anticipation leading up to tonight's season premiere of The Bachelor.
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They're both giddy at the thought of proposing, refusing to even acknowledge that they might be the one sent packing.
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One day we're giddy to pull out a new jacket, the next we're overdressed and sweating right through our clothing.
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Luckily, though, dumpster fires make for A+ humor — it's all the trash fumes getting us giddy and giggly, I guess.
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High School Musical was a fundamental part of my childhood, and so I'm always giddy to see the cast reunite.
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There's just something about trying on a Halloween costume for the first time that would make anyone giddy with excitement.
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Just the thought of tasting them got us giddy for summer, but unfortunately, there was one major drawback about Pops.
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"I choose you today, and I choose you every day from here on out," Arie deadpans to a giddy Becca.
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A giddy, three-day tumble through the internet The result was an incredible sense of discovery that pervaded the event.
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Each year XOXO offered a giddy, three-day tumble through parts of the internet that most people had never seen.
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Skywalker setback Don't shoot the messenger, but "The Last Jedi" won't leave us all giddy like "The Force Awakens" did.
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"I was kind of giddy to come back, because this was my starting point in New York," Ms. Arakelova said.
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San Francisco (CNN)The makers of LactApp are giddy to be at Apple Park, the iPhone maker's massive California headquarters.
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Then, too, there's the Christmas card scene in The Magnificent Ambersons, another moment of giddy, romantic frolicking in the snow.
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By intermission, Mr. Ellis's mood had shifted from deep ambivalence to giddy enthusiasm about the production, which opens on Thursday.
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Compared to the quiet, matter-of-fact way he's presented himself to strangers in the past, he's downright giddy now.
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As we headed home, we passed through roaming crowds, giddy and tired, still hearing the music echoing from the beach.
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Hannah: Reading them again, I felt giddy and amused and ashamed and kind of amazed that I am still here.
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He does all this all with a giddy glee, as if to say, Can you believe this is our life?
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Adrian was giddy about heading up to Canada, and he seemed in better spirits than he had been in years.
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Elected officials and party donors trickled in slowly, taking their seats, giddy with the anticipated arrival of their frontrunner friend.
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So now I, too, get giddy when the first bundles of local asparagus appear at my local greengrocer in April.
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Op-Ed Contributors Many Democratic voters and activists are giddy about their party's chances of retaking the House in 22008.
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They were a tour group who'd just come home, delirious and giddy after a 23-hour journey from French Polynesia.
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Stephen Colbert's Late Show came roaring back to life with the host's giddy summarization of the latest in Trump scandals.
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Latitia Lamkin-Brooks, getting her hair done, was giddy at the sight of Mr. Dorsey's co-star, Dawn-Lyen Gardner.
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The organizers like branching out "as much as possible without making everybody giddy," said Jennifer Flay, director of the fair.
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After she'd cooked me three nearly identical meals, I wondered if she'd still be as giddy a year from now.
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But that was still three hours away, so the duo's first giddy step inside the circle actually arrived at soundcheck.
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Time and time again I felt giddy with possibilities, informed in large part by the innovators I was talking to.
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At times, these shows are giddy and fizzy and dorky, and I learned a few historical tidbits along the way.
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Biden losses in Iowa and New Hampshire would make many of his supporters queasy and most of his opponents giddy.
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At night, she and her fellow-organizers expended their anxiety and energy in giddy parties where they danced and sang.
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Clad in the starchy white uniforms of their ritzy prep school, the boys seem giddy about the hefty reward sum.
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Through the din of existential screaming known as 2019, the giddy giggles of Big Mouth Season 3 could be heard.
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Jeanne and I met at their studio and that was the giddy moment where all the wedding festivities kicked off.
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The whole experience made me giddy, until his father insisted we get renters&apos insurance — and my boyfriend dutifully agreed.
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Finally, guard Giddy Potts' pull-up jumper with 20 seconds remaining supplied the Blue Raiders with an 227-76 lead.
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I wrote this," she said on Reddit, "and I am absolutely giddy that it's doing what it's intended to do.
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Wall Street firms are giddy with optimism, predicting Apple will unveil the most innovative iPhone in years during the Sept.
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That experience — electrifying and giddy and guaranteed to tap into every playgoer's inner rock god — can be had through Aug.
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With her was a young girl, giddy with excitement, who bounced in the middle seat, holding a bag of pretzels.
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The mere presence of this pulchritudinous life force sends the local women into a spin, from a suddenly giddy Mrs.
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Receiving 24 points out of a total of 30, the pair were giddy as they received compliments from the judges.
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"We're all just, like, giddy over here," Julee Wilson, the fashion and beauty director of Essence, told The Chicago Tribune.
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In these scenes, his visible pride is accompanied by a giddy sense of happiness from accomplishing an almost impossible goal.
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Danny Trejo has a solution for erectile dysfunction -- so get giddy, but first he needs you guys to get honest.
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During one Botox appointment, a dermatologist asked, "How frozen do you want to be?" and the question made me weirdly giddy.
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At a news conference after the viewing, Italy's culture minister, Dario Franceschini, told reporters that he still felt a little giddy.
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This time, it was the private sector, giddy with fast growth and a booming stockmarket, running up debts (see chart 22.5).
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In 1995, St. Louis was giddy, its chest puffed by the arrival of an N.F.L. team to replace the departed Cardinals.
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We all felt giddy leading up to taking that first bite, but, after we had a taste, the reviews were mixed.
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The tablet summons that giddy feeling I got from Apple's original iPhone, and long before both, Nintendo's own original Game Boy.
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S.L. was "giddy" when she spoke of Kirkland, the mother of one of S.L.'s friends said in a court filing.
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They played their usual 30-song, 2100-minute set with wild abandon, exchanging giddy grins as they shook their mop tops.
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We first heard about Mishra's tweet on the /r/asoiaf subreddit, where fans were giddy to see the screenshots being shared.
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But if we're being honest, we're starting to get a little giddy about breaking out our boots and jackets once again.
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Both were giddy over the prospect of claiming a football team as their own, or at least sharing affection for one.
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In 22025 the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), fed up with giddy American production, declined to curb its own output.
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Other video footage shared on Twitter showed a giddy Zoe holding Perry's hand as she told the singer where she's from.
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Giddy album opener "The Love Within," with its zinging, manipulated synths isn't so much indicative of the record as a whole.
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Still, borrowing the concept could be yet another way for Facebook to bring in revenue and keep the company's investors giddy.
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The mood was low-key giddy inside Frazier's Pawn Shop last November 215, the day after the 21 US Presidential election.
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Drive feels most alive—and least like a collage of older stories—in scenes of the giddy crowds that watch the
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Details: If you're the kind of person that rolls your eyes at someone getting giddy about a power cord, look away.
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The buses, about 113 of them, are stationed around the block, instead of secrecy the mood is open, giddy and electric.
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Every time Aziz Ansari makes an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, we tend to get a little giddy.
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The lavish costumes and lovely real estate — requirements of the genre — are offset by a fizzy, giddy mood of spirited preposterousness.
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"It was fun, fun, fun — refined, polished, glamorous, giddy," the fashion and society columnist Aileen Mehle told Vanity Fair in 2000.
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No is thus granted the same giddy status as failure, which everyone has been doggedly celebrating for a decade at least.
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It is the kind of giddy reading that makes sense as the product of someone who arrived in his profession unexpectedly.
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Giddy Potts, a sophomore guard who entered the game as Division I's top 3-point shooter, was just 1 for 3.
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In return, much of Wall Street is giddy with excitement, expecting to see on Monday solid revenue numbers from Google Inc.
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I recently caught up with Dodd—who's out of prison and giddy at the prospect of a legit existence—by phone.
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For Cardi, having fun is not a mood but a mode—a Trojan horse full of barbed lyrics and giddy wordplay.
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This was a thoroughly impressive main event bout that had the Thais in the stands whooping and hollering with giddy delight.
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"Without a doubt, he wouldn't want to do anything else … he is giddy about airplanes ... and trying new things," Dixon added.
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"Time to eat some fried eggs because Maria swept away our food, coffee, and everything," a giddy Enrique told his son.
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At the G-7 in France, all of the other Leaders were giddy about how low their Interest Costs have gone.
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She sounded giddy and told me she was so excited I had chosen their restaurant to eat in on Christmas day.
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As the main event approached, the crowd grew giddy with the realization that Kovalev and Ward were actually about to fight.
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This time also marks the giddy lead-up to the holidays, when the biggest device makers trot out their latest updates.
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Still, as I climbed up a rickety ladder to enter the two-story detector, I felt a giddy sense of adventure.
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The French disco-rock band Phoenix, known for giddy, heartstring-tugging hits like "1901," takes years to produce its meticulous albums.
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For one night, for two hours at least, Republicans appeared giddy over their prospects in the New York City mayoral race.
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The Republicans, even some who did not support Trump, are almost giddy in their anticipation for tackling the party's stalled agenda.
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Gone was the pageantry, and the secrecy, around TV+, and in its place came a giddy, you-asked-for-it forthrightness.
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Chance the Rapper jumped into James Corden's car for the latest Carpool Karaoke, and my giddy aunt, it's a delightful time.
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As Randi Weingarten, the A.F.T.'s president, spoke, Ellison looked giddy, immeasurably happier than he had been onstage the night before.
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Although her entry was greeted with giddy ecstasy and shouts of "Run, Sarah, Run!" her exit was met with muted acclaim.
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Instead of the usual giddy relief because the fashion circus was almost over, there was a barely restrained desire to flee.
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Giddy as all of Canada surely is for its Raptors, there just can't be much laughter after what the Warriors endured.
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As it stands, Lake Success's Seema sections are low-energy interludes strung between the giddy satirical romps of the Barry sections.
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In a remarkable meeting, the president veered wildly from the N.R.A. playbook in front of giddy Democrats and stone-faced Republicans.
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By masturbating first thing, I can push these feelings aside and start my day giddy with endorphins, feeling empowered and sexy instead.
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Ever since the president misspoke on Monday in Helsinki, the media have spun around like whirly dervishes, they&aposre giddy with excitement.
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When asked about the downfall of Harvey Weinstein and multiple public figures who have been accused of sexual abuse, Awkwafina becomes giddy.
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It's giddy fun experiencing that sort of explosive acceleration, and hearing those sounds, while feeling totally secure in its warm leather cockpit.
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John Hickenlooper is selling a particular brand of Western-style down-to-earthiness with a new PAC called "Giddy Up"; Minnesota Sen.
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Trading Spaces is coming back to televisions nationwide, and fans are already getting giddy with visions of new two-day room revamps.
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Whatever giddy party-music dimension that "U Got the Look" lived in, this casually demented late-night ballad/plea is lightyears away.
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As the packs spread out and the mountain filled up with competitors all over, some seemed giddy, others determined and many miserable.
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Mindful that a scarcity of credit and a giddy stockmarket were a dangerous mix, he began to sell stocks short that autumn.
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Trump's ascension to the Republican presidential nomination disheartened people of color as much as it made white supremacists and white nationalists giddy.
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At An Phat, there is almost giddy excitement about its chances of acquiring big new customers, and not just for plastic bags.
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In mid-2005, giddy from George W. Bush's tax cuts, he derided as "bubbleheads" those who foresaw problems in the housing market.
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Suggested contributions to his Giddy Up political action committee range from $500 to $5,000, according to an invitation first reviewed by CNBC.
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"We wanted to shake things up and I think we did!" says Hardy Magerko, still giddy from the explosive social media response.
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"When they told us they wanted to get married, the whole group got giddy about them doing it here," Mr. Lloyd said.
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Once in a while, a company releases an April Fools' Day prank that is so brilliant, it makes us giddy with joy.
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There's a photo from that moment of a giddy Stauskas, wearing a purple headband, his body engulfed by an oversized Raptors shirt.
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After an ebullient, giddy meeting between the two, it all goes downhill, devolving into a fight between Lyonne and Harrier's actual mom.
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Investors seemed to believe him—his election prompted a giddy "Trump bump" in the stockmarket—and corporate bosses flocked to his side.
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"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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After Jack Nicholson announced the winner, Joffe leaped to his feet and hugged Holofcener, a giddy teen-ager in a pink dress.
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Beyoncé's performances have seemed staged down to the eye roll before, but last night, she seemed loose, a little giddy.
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Even she finds herself dancing with Ryan in giddy victory, just before he's dispatched to make something called "momtinis" for the ladies.
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Even though she articulates her thoughts in a way that would make Private Eye's Pseuds Corner editor giddy, María feels really genuine.
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Every mention of Stormy's name gives giddy television news producers the opportunity to show video of Stormy in her various modeling poses.
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In a different era, it would be a sitcom or at least a giddy espionage romp like the early seasons of Alias.
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But in terms of FAST's abilities, many people are most giddy about the prospect of the dish receiving a message from aliens.
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"In a set of Instagram posts, Clarke said she felt "giddy and light" after a "two week state of bliss sponsored sunshine.
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Being there felt natural: I wasn't the same giddy 22-year-old anymore, but I was more of a fan than ever.
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At a Senate hearing on undercover investigations in 1982, the Abscam team was accused of having been made "giddy" by its success.
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Born in 1873, Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette — whose more than 80 volumes include "Gigi" — had one of those lives that make biographers giddy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CAIRO — Basim Magdy's giddy futurism, absurd aphorsims, and cautious optimism are lauded all over the world.
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Emails from Mr. Aiello and Mr. Gerardi show they were in awe of — and more than a little giddy about — the victory.
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There's a moment of giddy disequilibrium as we realize that the world's most celebrated inventor is a tattooed 40-something named Santiago.
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They know they are near the top of an increasing restructured A.F.C. "A big win for us," said an almost giddy Rivers.
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The pace is jaunty, the scenes crackle with gleeful, giddy incredulity, and the dry business of statecraft attains the velocity of farce.
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But he was openly giddy when he spoke of the former stars who shared in Tuesday's festivities, proclaiming it an "amazing" evening.
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Gauland was just feeling giddy because his party had won 94 seats in Parliament, a breakthrough that has reshaped German postwar politics.
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So by all means, go ahead and get giddy about someday owning a pet that won't turn you into a sniffly mess.
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Since they started dating in early 2017, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have seemed absolutely giddy in their love for each other.
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Some sounded almost giddy that Ms. Harris was not likely to be a primary focus of either the moderators or her opponents.
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The actors and musicians who brought "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" to Broadway enjoyed giddy highs, including 63 Tony nominations.
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The past year's biggest new rap star has invented a new minimalist style limited to fast, simple beats and giddy nonstop rapping.
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Josephine Hereford, 65, a Hyde Park resident, said she stepped outside Thursday and breathed in the sunshine and crisp air, feeling giddy.
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She's practically giddy as she scurries off to the bathroom, leaving Jimmy neck-deep in fictional narrative he needs to quickly navigate.
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And the real coup is what comes at the top of that track, before the music even starts: Kesha's playful, giddy laugh.
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Norman Eisen, chairman of Citizens for Ethics and Responsibility in Washington, was almost giddy when I spoke to him on Thursday morning.
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Twenty-three years later, I am still prone to feeling giddy at the smart investment I made in my family&aposs future.
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Perhaps the giddy feeling of memeing could translate into the grass-roots energy necessary to lift a guru to the White House.
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He seemed giddy from the sweet rush that you can only get when you're talking trash and everyone's eyes are on you.
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A highly placed curator I know gets positively giddy hobnobbing with rich collectors and donors; it sends a thrill up his leg!
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), a member of House leadership, said his Republican colleagues were "almost giddy" about the new session that's beginning.
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Schnabel became giddy as he looked at the show — it was the first time he'd seen the paintings all together like this.
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When the bill passed the House, a giddy Mr. Ryan smiled broadly and banged the gavel with force as he declared victory.
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Railroads and high-speed travel no longer make us giddy; sites of resource extraction are apt to be viewed as ecological crime scenes.
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There's a photograph in Photoviz, the new book by "infographics genius" Nicholas Felton, of a giddy young girl in a red tank top.
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Stop everything, because ColourPop is collaborating with Hello Kitty for a beauty collection — and our inner 13-year-olds are giddy with joy.
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And though the music happily swells as a giddy Gypsy finally gets the male attention she's been craving, the cracks are already showing.
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A reminder that there are still people who exist outside of the giddy, frictionless highway of convenience that an iPhone provides access to.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street is giddy about the possibility that the Federal Reserve could lower interest rates as soon as July.
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Over on the West Coast ... Kourtney Kardashian looked giddy in a cowgirl outfit for Kendall Jenner's shindig at the Blind Dragon in WeHo.
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We were in that giddy phase of getting to know each other, but these shocks were becoming more and more common for me.
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"The film's a homecoming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and me and the fans are giddy about that," said Sony chief Tom Rothman.
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A powerful boost to so many who have had to hide, but who today experienced the giddy excitement of visibility and deep community.
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Events have unfolded with such disorienting speed that it's difficult to find emotional equilibrium — giddy disbelief and nameless dread alternate and sometimes mix.
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However you might have ultimately felt about The Last Jedi, the movie was downright giddy in its attempts to subvert the series' tropes.
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Paltrow opened up about planning her wedding in January, admitting to PeopleStyle she was giddy thinking about what her nuptials would look like.
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Male teachers and students brought flowers and sweets to dole out to their female counterparts, and the vibe among women was almost giddy.
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Nearby, House Speaker Paul Ryan was "giddy," said one colleague, sensing the narrowest of reputation-saving wins after a trial by political fire.
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Some compared its aggressive sonics to that of grime and footwork, but such conversations undersell the giddy efforts of records like Chapa Quente.
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I do not know what giddy euphoria overcame an entire train carriage in such a way that the police had to be called.
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And then, for three giddy weeks, they told us they were something else entirely, and we had no choice but to believe them.
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Yet it's worth asking whether all bull markets must last long enough for the man and woman on the street to get giddy.
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But they're also a giddy byproduct of experimentation, like when Navy engineer Richard James was in the lab and accidentally made the Slinky.
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Nonetheless, conservatives are already beating the giddy drum for 13 Hours because, let's face it, this all happened on Obama's and Clinton's watch.
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And once again, his story turns into an extended concert, where the characters' performances take over the film, to joyous and giddy effect.
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We always said yes to all, and ran back to our manure-clad cabins, giddy with excitement and eager to devour the stuff.
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It makes me giddy, and Dennis Smith Jr.'s decision to take part has catapulted my usual excitement to a completely irrational level.
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Tranquillity isn't expected to make you giddy but it did exactly that as we anticipated the many happily uncluttered hours ahead of us.
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If we were excited about this next installment after The Force Awakens, we're positively giddy after seeing Rogue One (even if they're unrelated).
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It then continued on to Cleveland, where the giddy denizens awaiting them surely believed that other championships would follow, the Yankees be damned.
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A handful of the GOP Senators were giddy about the ramifications and literally singled out the prospects of suppressing minority and college voters.
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He offered up one fact, then another, until his facts and my fiction collided and we arrived, giddy as conspirators, at a solution.
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On Saturday, the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C., posted this adorable video of its panda Mei Xiang getting giddy in the snow.
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My experience of writing is a giddy, pleasurable one, and does not feel like being trapped inside a cage that is on fire.
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It's a must watch to see how giddy he gets as he discovers SpaceX has inadvertently published proof that the world is flat.
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GOP leaders are practically giddy; Paul Ryan, who once refused to speak his name as a candidate, now hails Trump's arrival as president.
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When she started taking medication to control the seizures, it made her giddy, and she worried it would make her write maudlin fiction.
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The movie's several dance numbers go too far in giddy abandon, but the naked wrestling match between Gerald and Rupert is deftly choreographed.
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The relationship between Lale and Gita, with its progression from love at first sight to giddy infatuation to deep commitment, sometimes strains credulity.
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Add to it the narrative voice: that of an almost giddy sommelier expressing himself with too many exclamation points and rhetorical question marks.
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To walk into that apartment — assuming you aren't a billionaire — is to feel overawed and even a little giddy at its reckless proportions.
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Mr. Kington, the college president, agreed in June to denounce Mr. Brownell's statements about taking giddy Grinnell faculty members to the shooting range.
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So it proves with this two-hour "Merchant," which moves across a bare stage with a light and giddy tread — until it doesn't.
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My parents were expats, and still a Miss Venezuela viewing at my house was a giddy affair of marathon snacking and catty laughter.
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In the morning a friend dropped me off at the Amtrak station, and as the train pulled away I felt a giddy joy.
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The mood in Amsterdam that night was light and giddy; watching the impossible happen tends to blur the line between fiction and reality.
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I was giddy because I'd finally fulfilled a promise to myself, that I would leave Chase and stop helping them destroy the planet.
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The atmosphere in the lab was giddy and intense, with Obokata working at all hours, and fantastic data coming in day after day.
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With a giddy grin, he shows off his outhouse before leaping from an icy trampoline up into the tree house where he lives.
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That's a whole lot of nothing going on, and it makes me positively giddy to think what that might mean for the future.
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Maisel, this moment feels like the giddy swoop of a roller coaster taking an exhilarating plunge at the end of an arduous climb.
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You're giddy at the thought of underdog success stories, hilarious scripted banter, the "spontaneous" group selfies and the inevitable celebrity memes — o' the memes!
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I just remember that giddy feeling when I was putting out my first song to radio and I have that feeling all over again.
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What if all the many giddy hours you spent stringing up Christmas decorations were actually unknowing labor toward creating a lethal Rube Goldberg machine?
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Sargent told Fox News he frequently gets phone calls from giddy residents who are awestruck after catching their first glimpse of a bald eagle.
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In any case, at least the re-branding is accurate, and Musk is getting all the press a giddy billionaire's heart could ever desire.
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In January, Paltrow opened up to PEOPLE about planning her wedding, admitting that she was giddy thinking about what her nuptials would look like.
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The giddy reactions of white people excited by Get Out are just a microcosm of the larger narrative of bad whites and good whites.
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A week ago, while meeting with other Republican governors in Orlando, Haley described herself as "giddy" over the prospect of joining the Trump administration.
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Every scene between those two had me giddy with anticipation, the way you get when rewatching your favorite romantic comedy or rereading Jane Austen.
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Even though her pseudo-roommate basically admits to watching them bone, she's so giddy that she can't help but gush about her newfound romance.
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So you should forgive Toronto, and, frankly, most of the country, for getting this giddy about the Toronto Raptors advancing to the NBA Finals.
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I (and by chance, a couple of my giddy homegirls) had the pleasure of speaking with Orji about this conundrum — and a possible solution.
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He's the guy they applaud the loudest, and they shake their heads in giddy disbelief when his 30-foot bombs hit nothing but net.
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Their inherent silliness was all the giddy evenings I'd spent breaking into graveyards and smoking weed in the grass with people I barely knew.
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Giddy off the energy of the city (and one too many overpriced beers), she listened to my complaints and didn't hesitate in offering advice.
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"The political climate then was still pretty giddy about Trump and how he's a total joke," said one employee who quit late last spring.
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In the same vein, overpunctuation more often than not indicates a performance of sorts as well — one of giddy mania (!!!!!), or of utmost dumbfoundedness (
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In January, Paltrow opened up to PEOPLE about planning her wedding, admitting that she was giddy thinking about what her nuptials would look like.
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I shared images I shot of the Palm device with a few co-workers ahead of this morning's unveiling, and they were downright giddy.
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These books can be so true to their giddy, messy times that all that color-blurring and sensory overload lead to straight-up kitsch.
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This morning, Mac Demarco said giddy up and continued the trend by announcing his fourth official album Here Comes The Cowboy, out May 10.
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In one scene we saw, Ralph, giddy off the success of his recent video, stumbles into a strange room filled with giant glowing screens.
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The drugstore was beauty heaven — and it can make you just as giddy as an adult if you know what to go in for.
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Then, after all that fun, people can feel groggy or just out of it after a migraine, though some feel giddy that it's over.
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But despite her years of experience, Jeter says she still gets the same hopeful, giddy excitement each year before she's asked to come back.
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Mr. Michael and Mr. Kalanick, giddy at rebuffing a celebrity, wired some of the money back, saying they already had too many interested investors.
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Yes, it was Caila, who was giddy with excitement at what she believed was the chance to sneak in some extra time with Ben.
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Giddy with anticipation, I embarked on my maiden voyage to a legal dispensary, a far cry from my High Maintenance-inspired NYC delivery service.
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On the session reel for the track you hear Davis halt the band and suggest this approach, to the giddy delight of the players.
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" Still, she was giddy on an evening in late August when she was about to shoot her first video, for "Try a Little Tenderness.
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Ms. Brown, a young woman in brightly patterned tights, was practically giddy as she appraised a glowing kiosk on West 142nd Street in Manhattan.
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Being New Yorkers, and slightly giddy from the ale, we turned in synchronized form and walked back into the bar without a second thought.
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That's why Cronin was so giddy Saturday after his No. 20 Bearcats defeated Tulane 78-133 at Fogelman Arena for their 10th consecutive victory.
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As the band struck their final notes, cannons shot Miku-branded streamers into the crowd, only adding to the giddy absurdity of the moment.
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With his sleepy eyes and long, boyish face punctuated by a goatee, Lil Money was almost ever-present in the sporadic Greedy Giddy vlogs.
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From afar, Soft Sounds is a patchwork (some of the songs date back to Zauner's old lo-fi demos) of giddy fusions and homages.
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"I feel giddy and light after being suspended in a two week state of bliss sponsored sunshine," Clarke wrote on her latest Instagram post.
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That problem is Jen, who is no stranger (as in the Colorado case) but a giddy bridezilla whose late mother was Della's best friend.
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I have kvelled (a Yiddish word meaning a giddy mixture of pride and joy) at the things my babies did that all babies do.
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But the caper unlocked a strange, negative energy, a giddy viciousness that has swept across the sports landscape and, at times, felt almost feral.
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So four years ago, giddy at the prospect of a brand-new holiday, I prepared for my first Thanksgiving dinner at a friend's house.
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Canned beers like Modelo and Kirin Ichiban are $5; specialty cocktails like the Giddy Up Pony (tequila, mezcal, green chartreuse, habanero, lime) are $13.
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Yet here, just where the limits of the novella yield to the breadth of the trilogy, exhilaration or anxiety starts to giddy the storytelling.
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Profile BRIGHTON, England — Anna Burns sounded almost giddy one recent Monday as we sat in a restaurant here in Brighton, on England's southern coast.
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But more dollars are still pouring into cryptocurrency ventures every day, as giddy investors ignore the warning signs and look to multiply their money.
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New York (CNN Business)Giddy investors in stocks have shrugged off worries about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the global financial markets.
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"Art Angels," her 2015 album, was giddy with possibilities, flaunting high-impact beats and juggling thoughts about art, fame, gender roles and cultural impact.
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The possibility that "fast" is so valued by convenience-loving shoppers that they will bind themselves even more tightly to Amazon made investors giddy.
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They endure Hardship and posthumous fame With its bitter aftertaste, the feeling of looking Almost into infinity, which leaves them giddy, As if drunk.
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Mr. Michael and Mr. Kalanick, giddy at rebuffing a celebrity, wired some of the money back, saying they already had too many interested investors.
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The Earthlings in charge of this enterprise are, to put it mildly, almost giddy at the thought of getting their hands on Martian regolith.
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At the time, the nation was becoming giddy with the promise of industrialization, an enterprise greatly dependent on rivers for power and waste disposal.
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Summing up his day before the Akron crowd, Mr. Bloomberg sounded almost giddy, his pace quickening as he shared his impressions of the farm.
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"It's a giddy, intoxicating, decidedly decadent feeling, but 'Saint Laurent' is more than merely seductive," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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My mom, on whose behalf I sponsor a boy through Save the Children, gets giddy whenever her young pen pal replies to her letters.
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Of all the many design ideas on display during New York Fashion Week: Men's, Mr. Palomo's were by miles the most fantastical and giddy.
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"Lenox Avenue Breakdown" featured tuba, electric bass, flute and assorted percussion and consisted of four giddy, hotfooting originals that opened up into extended improvisations.
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My daughter, giddy with the commotion, stroked my head and my back and said she'd be here with me and that she loved me.
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Still giddy with the light play of the discs and columns, the visitors grow more excited for what dizzying masterpiece they're about to encounter.
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When an artist or entertainer revisits their past, the audience can get a giddy look back on their own past, a new perspective on it.
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The whole thing lasts about 100 minutes, held together by host Scott Aukerman's bit-building skills, and coasting along on the group's senseless giddy bonhomie.
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Others might've flinched as we saw a hard object flying straight at us, or allowed for a moment of giddy celebration once we caught it.
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And though they don't advertise Lee's celebrity at Heirloom, the eatery still gets a regular flow of giddy Korean patrons asking for selfies with her.
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The feistiest criticism has come from overexcited Tory backbenchers, giddy from their referendum victory over "experts", among whom they include Mark Carney, the bank's governor.
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Your emotion at this moment will be bittersweet; [you'll feel both] giddy from the experience of totality, and sadness it has drawn to an end.
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I've been in plenty of refugee and IDP (internally displaced person) camps, where children thrill, become downright giddy, at the presence of a camera crew.
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Nina Tandon, the company's chief executive and one of its founders, is giddy about the opportunities the designation has already created for her start-up.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was positively giddy as he showed off the company's next-generation chips at one of the first events of CES 2018.
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Some were giddy with excitement and lib-owning, cheering on what they viewed as another massive victory for the president over his left-leaning opponents.
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When we found out that the Dutch wizard was going to get his hands on those all important stems we were positively giddy with excitement.
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Defendants in our suit, and the followers who read their screeds on sites like the Daily Stormer and Gab, are downright giddy every single time.
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"We had the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake you had ever seen, and President Xi was enjoying it," Trump told a visibly giddy Bartiromo.
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Think about it: Who wouldn't get giddy if the pastel-tinted sunglasses or white-leather mules they'd been eyeing for months were finally marked down?
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Valuations can leap and plunge: after a giddy rise, between December and February the price of bitcoin dropped from nearly $133,000 to less than $7,000.
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We've been working on this project for quite some time now and it's hard to describe what I'm feeling tonight…Thankful. Relieved. Vulnerable. Giddy. Hopeful.
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Portly, crimson-clad, bespectacled, mustachioed, and just a little bit giddy, Kenneth Bone was catnip for the bored, half-drunk, miserable masses watching the debate.
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With Trump in office, some of Obamacare's fiercest critics seem almost giddy at the prospect that he might use the same weapon against the act.
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Earlier this year, Paltrow opened up to PEOPLE about planning her wedding, admitting that she was giddy thinking about what her nuptials would look like.
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When we stumbled upon this section, I was giddy: It's a wide-open space with enemies everywhere, giving players options on how to press forward.
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I do not say this lightly: The non-verbals alone are so over-the-top giddy that the whole thing borders on an SNL parody.
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It elicits the same giddy, childlike euphoria, only in place of shelves filled with cherry-flavored licorice, bubblegum, and Hot Tamales, there are beauty products.
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But with Homeless, he leaves behind the dancefloor almost entirely, merging playful percussive rolls and shuddering sub bass with disembodied vocals and giddy acoustic trills.
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While Jane is giddy about her new job, Kat reminds her that she has been walking through the same lobby every morning for four years.
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Looking back on it now, I know that we didn't even have that much to drink, but I felt so lightheaded and giddy and free.
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Paywalls — once seen as an embodiment of Luddism in the giddy world of the free internet — now seem essential to the survival of professional writing.
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I was both giddy and apprehensive about whether the place could live up to its name, and pulled over so we could go by foot.
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Reporters in democratic nations like Britain and France are stunned; authoritarian propagandists are downright giddy that America's political system could collapse into chaos so easily.
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Like me and my cousin, every one of them was showing off their best salsa and reggaeton moves, smiling, laughing, sweating — giddy, joyful, and proud.
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The TechCrunch crew is practically giddy to be heading to São Paulo, Brazil to host the inaugural Startup Battlefield Latin America on November 8, 2018.
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Even better, the giddy production Lincoln Center Festival brought over from the C.I.C.T./Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris is a grin-inducing delight.
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There's something to this: The EV market, even in the affluent and early-adopting, tech-giddy US, is tiny relative to the gas-powered realm.
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Do you have a huge, giddy smile when you're filling out spreadsheets, editing an article, drawing blood, mixing tracks, or whatever else your job entails?
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The Republicans have well-deserved egg on their face, and the Democrats are pretty much giddy over having someone else to deflect their ineptness to.
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But as she wends through a giddy but uneasy Paris between the two world wars, our Tamara has the dramatic benefit of a bad conscience.
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The reality was inevitably less fantastical, but touring the site as an invited journalist for the release of "Emancipation" still made for a giddy experience.
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And I think that's kind of the beauty of the scenes in there — it's kind of just the three of us really getting so giddy.
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Crowder claimed in a series of giddy shows last week that YouTube's selective enforcement of its policies even provided a financial shot in the arm.
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There is a sheepish, giddy camaraderie among my group as we extract absolutely everything we can from this place and put it into our pockets.
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But Holden, who described himself as a geek many times onstage in the "Future of Cities" panel that I moderated, seemed giddy at the idea.
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That, too, has been part of the fun of this Olympics, the giddy embrace of the theatricality and flamboyance that were formerly disdained or ridiculed.
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Andrew Cuomo's annual budget address on Tuesday, the progressives on board were giddy, a strange feeling for them on a trip to Albany in January.
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Donald Holder's lighting both anchors this place with projected words and blueprints (Austin Switser is the video designer) and sets it swirling into giddy decomposition.
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Even though I often interview Broadway artists and see over 200 shows each year, I can still be a giddy fan at a stage door.
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The climax of "Toy Story 4" takes place in an amusement park, with a giddy carrousel and a nod to "Strangers on a Train" (1951).
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The giddy comedy of the opening — songs, fortune telling, fake mustaches — skews darker and sadder until an unexpectedly redemptive ending buoys the piece back up.
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Looking at the vibrant spread makes your mouth water; sinking your teeth into a crisp-soft, bright-dark, sweet and beefy wrap makes you giddy.
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But the pair also manages to thread social commentary and politics into their giddy homages to psilocybin and marijuana; Killer Mike has campaigned with Sen.
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The one really noticeable difference between the chapters was Noah's mood — strangely giddy and typically juvenile from Alison's perspective, subdued and thoughtful from his own.
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It brings back that classic chick flick feels that makes you all gooey and giddy and warm and fuzzy by the end of the film!
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Instead, in a giddy bubble of insignificance, the young parties are bustling through the political motions, setting up party headquarters, creating logos and drafting bylaws.
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Stewing in the saccharine runoff of rave music, Senni returns to scientific impulses with this giddy disassembly of one of dance music's most ecstatic subgenres.
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There was something giddy about it — at long last, the good guys would be the ones bearing down with the full force of the law.
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OVER the course of more than 20203 years in the tequila business, Jose Cuervo will have been responsible for a fair few moments of giddy pleasure.
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But every now and then, a celebrity-centric design or two comes across your desk that you just can't help but get a touch giddy over.
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The Ambassador is dancing with a large group of women, moving with the giddy enthusiasm of a teenager at a prom, and sweating like a horse.
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The lingering trauma of repression and the heady, disconcerting repercussions of freedom are tendrils that wend their way throughout Sala's refined, giddy, somber body of work.
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Having "Glee" alum Darren Criss essentially serve as the evening's too-giddy emcee also felt like overt pandering to social media while squandering his considerable talents.
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Don't worry -- she didn't plant one on the handsome amphibian (that'd be gross AF) ... but Kendall did seem pretty dang giddy to be holding the specimen.
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He was the leader of rap's gaudy, giddy pre-recession mass culture ascendancy, and his widely protested prison sentence coincided with the economic downturn's bleak aftermath.
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In the brief time Penny Dreadful viewers were given with Vanessa, she rarely had occasion to be giddy, not even in the briefest reprieves between battles.
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That excited, giddy feeling you get when you see a small object that is so adorable you just want to squeeze it is called cute aggression.
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I think we're seeing the exact moment that Sansa realizes who Arya has become — and that the giddy tomboy she grew up with is gone forever.
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It sounds incredibly dull, yes, but the teens — surrounded by their administratively adept peers, a short monorail ride away from the Magic Kingdom — were downright giddy.
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Giddy up and take a ride through our gallery of celebrity cowgirls ... see if you feel inspired to turn on the country tunes and throw down!
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Chief executives—and their companies' shareholders—are giddy at the president-elect's promises to slash burdensome regulation, cut taxes and boost the economy with infrastructure spending.
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It was a deliberate move, giving people no time to think about what they were hearing and, instead, sucking them up into the band's giddy energy.
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GEA, which was bought by Haier in 2016, is launching a new service called Giddy to help other big companies make hit products from fringe ideas.
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It's easy for investors to get giddy over 10+ PhDs from Stanford and Berkeley holed up in an office in Palo Alto working on something monumental.
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With American women sweeping the semi-finals to guarantee a home-grown winner, it has been a giddy fortnight for the United States Tennis Association (USTA).
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In the sweet clip, a surprised Williams can be seen getting visibly giddy as Wicks drops down on one knee in the middle of the snow.
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Broadcast, cable, and streaming networks have all embraced horror in their lineups, culminating in a fall television season that is guaranteed to have fans fearfully giddy.
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Christoph Teschner and Michael Simmons were positively giddy about Windows 10 S when I sat down with them in a high-rise hotel near the conference.
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Others were giddy to hear Lyft, Pinterest, Postmates and Slack (via a direct listing, according to the latest reports) were likely to IPO in 303, too.
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One reason everyone's so giddy about renewable energy is that it's been pretty easy to integrate it into grids so far — much easier than naysayers predicted.
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And then it's off to Hannah's long-awaited one-on-one with sweet Pete, who looks so giddy for his date that he could just explode.
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The transhumanist and Extropian movements (and even the Media Lab) have gotten more sober since those techno-utopian days, when even I was giddy with optimism.
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In a private dinner that summer following the event, a person who attended described Thiel as "giddy" and excited about the crowd's reaction to his speech.
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Nowadays, he's as Trumpian as they come, and he seemed giddy after Trump and Democratic leaders turned their Oval Office meeting into a daytime-TV melodrama.
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Having finally won, the delighted and giddy Kasich boarded onto his campaign bus, where he was headed for his 100th New Hampshire town hall in Bedford.
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While this has many young people upset with the heavy sway the older generation had on the decision, it has a one Donald Trump downright giddy.
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Total strangers are dancing together and occasionally wandering back to the table to grab another taco, while the giddy, delirious kitchen crew boogies with equal abandon.
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A PanAm hostess uniform and a Barclays credit card, launched in Britain in 1966, connect the giddy energy and glamour of living fast and spending faster.
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In its most prosperous cities, already giddy prices continue to shoot up, while unsold flats pile up in markets where valuations were low to begin with.
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Image: The SXS (Simulating eXtreme Spacetimes) ProjectFor the second time this year, physicists at the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational Waves Observatory (LIGO) are giddy with excitement.
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It was the most kidlike these dancers had acted all night, a hard-earned giddy outburst after showing just how poised and sophisticated they could be.
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In the third, Mr. Grubinger had the talking drum delivering breathless tirades, when he was not rushing around producing giddy flights from all manner of drums.
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The metal sold for a giddy $22.50 per pound or more - around double today's price - and miners would load trucks with as much material as possible.
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In time, however, the fans' giddy engagement morphed into fury levelled at the growing number of online commenters—other artists and their fans, critics, radio d.j.
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They're weary but perfectly polite, a little giddy, even, as they mug for our photographer, laughing and quoting Zoolander as they knock out poses like pros.
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The fragments of the Giddy discography still available on DatPiff, his YouTube channel, and his Tumblr reveal a promising artist, albeit without a consistent, coherent vision.
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We get up early the next day giddy with the excitement of fresh adventure … Wow, there are a million little twists and turns on this coast.
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Elon might as well have screamed "To Infinity and Beyond," 'cause that's how giddy he is -- despite having huge political differences with Trump in the past.
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That giddy early period (and not a little rock-star behavior) dominates Moby's new memoir Porcelain, about his life in New York from 1989 to 1999.
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"That's what worries me about my kids," he laughs, as though giddy at how terrifying the world may become for his children, aged two and four.
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They fall in love and experience a giddy burst of liberation and romantic bliss that is complicated when Delphine is called home by a family emergency.
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Her new book, "Writers & Lovers," set in 1997, begins in mourning and frustration, but it more or less persuasively opens out to genuine, even giddy, hope.
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I'm cautious about what I share about my own happy and healthy son, afraid that all the giddy updates come off as privileged, boastful or disingenuous.
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Or is the picture simply an expression of giddy allegiance to the style of visual amplification that Macke might have expanded even further had he lived?
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The moment went viral and, as per a giddy press release sent out by the brand, the lip balm nearly sold out across the country overnight.
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And while Oliver insisted to the Dalai Lama that this wasn't exactly how he had wanted the interview to go, his giddy grin sure suggested otherwise.
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When I discovered that my friends were big fans, my guilt vanished (it was like a dirty little secret), and I felt like a giddy teenager.
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Discussing her decision with The Associated Press, Patrick was giddy with excitement and thrilled at the chance to take one more spin around Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Dance — Spanish-inflected for some reason — comes in only at the end over the credits, too late to give the movie the giddy jolt it needs.
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Democrats are giddy at the fact that a GOP super PAC is trying to raise $10 million to register 1 million Republican voters in the state.
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Priebus was giddy when I spoke to him last spring as he prepared to attend a party for Time's "100 most influential people" at Lincoln Center.
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"I'm trying not to be too giddy tonight," Jim DeMint, the Heritage Foundation's president and a former South Carolina senator, said as he introduced Mr. Pence.
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Who would have complained about such a path after the 20 percent gain in 23, if not for the giddy, unsustainable surge to start the year?
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When she made her first giddy call home after landing her job, her parents recommended getting an apartment in Brooklyn because it would be more affordable.
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I'm talking about the giddy liberation that comes from being caught up in a collective fantasy that makes you forget how small your existence can feel.
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These movies, with their sardonic bluntness and their suggestive dialogue, were made in pre-Code Hollywood, the brief, giddy period that lasted from 1930 to 1934.
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Fair Game When Donald J. Trump won the presidential election, investors seemed positively giddy about what he was going to do to improve the nation's economy.
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If Beethoven's artistry blossoms with the salvo of the Second Symphony, so too did this orchestra, giddy in the first movement and rambunctious by the Scherzo.
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She got a bit more serious as she got into motion, perhaps realizing cameras were on hand and capturing her giddy mood alongside her hubby, Mossimo.
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But it's the crisp pepper stuck to the side of the pan, or that bit of bread soaked in vinegary chicken fat, that makes people giddy.
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"Girls Just Want to Have Fun" (21991) Cyndi Lauper made an indelible mark in 22 with this giddy ditty about young women in the 29's.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa. — The night began with giddy eagerness as the crowd trickled into the warren of rooms at the back of a bar just outside Pittsburgh.
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But it's the crisp pepper stuck to the side of the pan, or that bit of bread soaked in vinegary chicken fat, that makes people giddy.
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And who can forget the giddy days of 1997 when Fox built a life-size replica of the "Simpsons" house in a suburban Las Vegas subdivision?
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It's useless to point out highlights that will never recur but, for me, "Freestyle" paradoxically soared when it took a breather from its giddy high spirits.
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But Austin's bohemian glamour and chicness—the giddy half-drunk id that Barrington talks about—is unique to the city, not the state as a whole.
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Goes without saying, but we're told Ray J had that "giddy up" look on his face when he got his first glimpse at the $125k ride.
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The Parade of Nations is a study in pageantry (and, in recent years, lots of giddy athletes taking selfies and filming the crowd with their smartphones).
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It's giddy, impersonal, and an uncanny presaging of the "Live for today, because tomorrow may never come" attitude that would come to define EDM as a whole.
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At first, these creatures skitter around the edge of the story, their baaing and barking creating a homey cacophony with the giddy squeals of the family's children.
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So perhaps it makes sense that when Lee loses the first game and then the second, the giddy excitement those fans feel is cut with something darker.
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The scene plummets away from you, leaving you disoriented yet giddy and just a bit unsettled as you try to make sense of just what you're seeing.
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Krystal's behavior has been been getting progressively more outrageous all season, and she's almost giddy when she finds out she's going up against quirky, mild-mannered Kendall.
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Giddy takes the Quirky and FirstBuild model and sells it to companies as a mobile platform through which companies can post challenges to employees and outside designers.
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The items in themselves are often gorgeous, and if you have any personal attachment to these movies, chances are you'll be giddy just to see the objects.
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Too many of the scenes have a similar energy and pace, but it's impossible not to cheer for these charming players and their giddy zeal (1:20).
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Too many of the scenes have a similar energy and pace, but it's impossible not to cheer for these charming players and their giddy zeal (2249:28663).
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Playing a near-final version of Yooka-Laylee last week reminded me of the giddy excitement I felt sitting in front of the N64 two decades ago.
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As a homosexual advice columnist from the world of tomorrow, I was giddy at the opportunity to poke holes in a title that seemed so nakedly retrograde.
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Asher is giddy with delight, though it might be awkward when Connor (Jack Falahee) asks Michaela to be by his side on the day of the wedding.
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Over the door is a lasso molded to spell out the words "Giddy Up." Stool near the door where a bouncer might sit, but it's always empty.
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There is also an almost giddy fall from the wide heavens where the wind resides to one small, ordinary bed: from the diffusely vast, to the particular.
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So, yeah, maybe those Cleveland fans in your office or on your Facebook news feed have been a little obnoxiously giddy, but c'mon, it's been so long.
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Smiling, giddy, a bit awed by the moment, the six stepped tentatively through the oak entryway and found themselves immediately enveloped in a wall of human warmth.
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But even with all the giddy feelings, it's not all roses and sunshine as the group travels to the Bahamas for the final weeks of the show.
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Did you get so giddy on fruit punch that you couldn't help but roll all over the floor, smothered in cake and glitter and other people's saliva?
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The 28-year-old's bold move paid off when she opened up a sweet note in return, as she reveals in an adorably giddy video on Instagram.
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There's a lot of giddy humor to the film, particularly as Conor experiments with his identity and his wardrobe every time he latches onto a new band.
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His wife, who was his high-school sweetheart, has long been Hayes' most ardent champion, and his success over the past year has left them both giddy.
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His leadership PAC, "Giddy Up," comes amid a report from The Colorado Sun that Hickenlooper spent the summer talking with donors and strategists about a potential run.
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The poignant "Weeks on the Train" brings together delicate rendering and Gustonian roughness from a giddy overhead view that could be called bird's-eye or concerned parent.
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Democratic calls for the abolition of ICE may make the activist base of the party giddy, but the position has few takers in most of the country.
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It's Princess Kate like you've never seen her – giddy and wind-whipped as she hits the high seas at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour.
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Of course, that's par for the course for Pee-Wee, the giddy, gray-flannel-suit-clad manchild whom comedian Paul Reubens has been playing since the '70s.
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At first, I was giddy with excitement to see Afghanistan with my own eyes, but as my departure date approached the reality of my choice hit me.
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The Sugababes emerged that very September with lead single "Overload"—a smoothly produced R&B track that deals with a teenage girl's giddy infatuation with a boy.
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Hassan Whiteside not only represents his fellow uber-giddy NBA players who cashed in way bigger than anticipated—including Mosgov, Dellavedova, Solomon Hill, Chandler Parsons, etc. etc.
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They're still just getting used to the reality of—and are very giddy about—having an entire butcher shop space, full cut room, and sandwich prep area.
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The 29-year-old actress has been posting pics of herself with boyfriend Egor Tarabasov as they travel the world, and her giddy bliss is downright contagious.
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Two young pitchers, Jordan Montgomery and Chasen Shreve, neither of whom played in the division series against the Indians, were downright giddy to be at the party.
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They were gathered around the courtyard's fountain, drinking celebratory beers, seemingly as giddy with relief as we were to have made it back down in one piece.
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Wide-eyed, giddy with excitement, he led the way to a flat stretch of brush where he spread his arms and began talking even faster than usual.
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He mentions Mike Nichols's The Graduate as a particular favorite, thanks to its final, ambiguous shot of its giddy central couple escaping a wedding on a bus.
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Three people in Ms. Sanchez's extended social circle said she was giddy and in love, showing amorous texts to a number of Brentwood and Beverly Hills moms.
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Before boarding a flight, they looked giddy as they posed for a photograph wearing matching white T-shirts imprinted with "LIBRE," or free, in large black letters.
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Twitch streamers, like tourists stepping off a bus in a foreign city, were giddy as they examined new areas, discovered new weapons and toyed with new mechanics.
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Once you lock into the rhythm of this section, there's an almost giddy feeling as you absorb the scraps of drama, the shards of daydream and nightmare.
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"I have acquired a few sources at TNR from my sixteen years there, and they all seem giddy," Jonathan Chait, by then at New York magazine, wrote.
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Stephen Colbert was giddy as a schoolboy when he unwrapped an early Christmas gift on Monday: a little present from the Inspector-General of the Justice Department.
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A successful season in the culture is one that leaves you feeling one part giddy and one part uncomfortable — Is this what a dress looks like now?
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As much as I appreciated its well-rounded technical merits, I was downright giddy at the notion I could have an iPhone in my favorite color: blue.
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The talk-show host Rush Limbaugh was positively giddy, opening his monologue on Wednesday by praising Mr. Trump for what he called his "epic trolling" of liberals.
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As he prepares for his first grand slam as an automatic entry at the French Open, the 18-year-old could be forgiven feeling a little giddy.
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Or whether you've gotten giddy over the prospect of how "Saturday Night Live" will satirize his and his staff's highly abnormal comportment during news conferences and interviews.
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Tomlin said it was "foolish" and "selfish" of Brown to stream more than 15 minutes of Pittsburgh's giddy locker room after Sunday's playoff win over Kansas City.
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Luke Grandis, 20173, was in the giddy delight of new love, having proposed to Francis Talbot in Minnewaska State Park in upstate New York on October 10th.
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A cluster of giddy teenagers huffed and shimmied as their feet tried to keep up with the lighted squares on the dance platform of Dance Dance Revolution.
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What is most incredible about Jane Austen is that a couple of goofy novelist/booksellers can get so giddy about her books 200 years after her death.
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It flapped its wings a bit as people whipped out their phones to take pictures, and the guy kinda seemed more giddy than terrified in the moment.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the Lioness -- who's still giddy over the win -- and she says there's no doubt she's the best to ever step in the Octagon.
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Down from the house, a white stretch Hummer drives past the industrial estates and fields near the high-rise flats—giddy teens headed to a school dance.
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A giddy Witherspoon then asked for whoever filmed that to send it to her so she could "post it to Instagram tomorrow" for proof that it actually happened.
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But even with those few scars lingering, having done away with the majority of those self-esteem-destroying depressions in my skin, I am one giddy acne survivor.
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The city had little tourism industry before hosting the World Cup, and is showing a certain giddy graciousness about the chance to be a part of it all.
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When Falzon swished a 3-pointer from the corner in front of the giddy Northwestern bench with 13:09 left, he pushed the Wildcats' margin to 52-38.
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Have Reasonable Expectations You might feel giddy at the thought of getting cash for every gift card that someone gives you, but you won't always be in luck.
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On Wednesday, the day after she quietly celebrated her 36th birthday, Princess Kate (or should we say, Giddy Twinkle Toes) stepped out for a solo engagement in London.
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When the S&P 22017 hit 123 in early November of last year, it had gone nearly vertical in October in giddy recovery from the late-summer correction.
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In the few weeks they've been dating, the couple known as "Hiddleswift" have taken countless giddy walks — hands always clasped together like they're snapped into place, Lego-style.
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This superhero narrative cares about evil and racism as they actually exist, and that's dark enough to make Zack Snyder's supposedly downbeat vision for DC look positively giddy.
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The Mark Pellington-directed clip begins with a rapid-fire montage of a giddy proposal—and the steamy celebration—before jealousy and doubt threaten to consume their relationship.
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Then, something scintillating happened when she and Short, the 66-year-old veteran of SCTV and SNL, shared a giddy segment on SNL's 40th anniversary special in 2015.
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From a giddy vacation video to joking feuds over Shepard's La-Z-Boy recliner and three-wheel motorcycle, the stars often prove to be the ultimate relationship goals.
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Beyonce captures that giddy feeling in her first No. 22016 solo hit, with help from a killer horn riff and raps from her then-new boyfriend, Jay-Z.
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Four years back, when human-rights campaigners, brave dissidents and their supporters assembled for an annual get-together in Oslo, there was a giddy optimism in the air.
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After the proposal, the giddy couple nonetheless decided to keep their news private, only sharing with close friends and family before making it Instagram official on July 16.
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At a time when studio blockbusters feel overblown and impersonal, this nervy, giddy audacity was downright liberating—a low-budget gem you wanted to share with your friends.
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The Colorado Sun reported that Hickenlooper formed a federal leadership PAC called Giddy Up, which will allow him to fundraise up to $5,85033 a year from individual donors.
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At the same time, making these foods brought me squarely back to a space of giddy joy, similar to what I imagine I must have felt playing Neopets.
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The girls and their parents claim they were searched earlier this month on suspicion of drug possession because officials said they were acting "giddy," according to NBC News.
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The circus is a noisy celebration of everything kids love—dumb jokes, offensive sounds, rude gestures, frantic activity, giddy horror, drama and courage and daring and painful beauty.
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" Elizabeth Margulies, Director of Family Programs and Initiatives at the MoMA, said the crowds were giddy with an excitement she hadn't seen "since Lady Gaga visited the museum.
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It would still be a while before I would buy tickets to get on carnival swings that flew high above loud rock music at a giddy, centrifugal angle.
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The book follows his usual detour-giddy historical method, comparing political uses of anger, and of related emotions such as pride and resentment, from Homer to the present.
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And, when we saw Nunes out in NYC, she was downright giddy -- telling us how excited she is to get into the Octagon and square up against Cyborg.
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"The whole thing had this date quality," Ms. Paulson said, still sounding giddy, as she recalled the rendezvous over lunch at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York.
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It was more that the Warriors, skipping and glitching and playing their giddy protean game, made the greatest basketball player of his and maybe any era seem insignificant.
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The extra step of making elaborate, dramatic, and joyously ridiculous music video accompaniments adds another layer of giddy fun to one of the Yakuza series' most endearing distractions.
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Children and their adult minders abandon the fountains, information and ticketing booths, shops, and shaded benches of Navy Pier, Chicago's foremost tourist attraction, to gather in giddy anticipation.
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Swedish Student Blocks Afghan's Deportation by Refusing to Sit Down on Flight Where Guns Go to Be Reincarnated The Big Business of Being Gwyneth Paltrow Giddy Up, Girlfriend!
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Fitty was more than happy to spread the wealth in what looked to be a decently packed venue -- chucking his $$$ on stage while the strippers got all giddy.
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According to the Center for Investigative Reporting, oil execs are "almost giddy" at the prospect of how much sway they'll have over federal policy if he's sworn in.
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There's no reality show more overtly ridiculous or self-aware than RuPaul's Drag Race, a giddy free-for-all of splashy performances, whip-smart jokes, and towering talent.
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Basically a compendium of sexist jokes, the dyspeptic work was aimed at an audience of "the ordinary set of giddy-headed young men," and it was very popular.
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"They were giddy to echo the Trump economic prosperity and security messages, and in some cases were almost accidental progenitors of what he stood for," Ms. Conway said.
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What with the books and its giddy freedom, Hay now thrived, becoming a model of revival for failing rural towns the world over, from Nebraska to South Korea.
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What begins as a giddy shuffle bursts into splayed reverie, the horns tangling and jousting with Tal Yahalom's guitar, before the melancholy melody takes hold once again. G.R.
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Public Health Many Democrats giddy from their recent health policy successes are starting to reach enthusiastically for a mountaintop goal: establishing a single-payer system for all Americans.
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The giddy result was first seen last year at the Chichester Festival Theater, in southeast England, and has since transferred to the Menier Chocolate Factory through Nov. 16.
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Both are obsessed with persuasion and conversion, combined with a giddy disbelief at the sheer stupidity of liberals, who — and this is part of the fun — aren't listening.
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She's not impressed by the idea of a royal visit, unlike Mr. Molesley (Kevin Doyle) who is rendered positively giddy at the thought of waiting on the queen.
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When one group of giddy teens asked if he could do the "Renegade" with them for a TikTok, he admitted that he still hadn't mastered the viral dance.
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All the rappers involved are somewhere between giddy and loopy, but most striking is Mr. Bieber, who spends half the video in shorts, shirtless and barefoot, supremely confident.
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And soon after, the world was set ablaze with excitement and giddy anticipation for a new era of unapologetic, inclusive fashion and yet another reason to adore Rihanna.
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Swooping toward 2020, the moment of truth for Donald Trump that is also aptly the centennial of women's suffrage, the women are gathering force at a giddy speed.
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A recent discovery of offshore oil and gas near the border of Mauritania has left officials giddy at the opportunity to transform Senegal's economy and create new jobs.
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And as Freddy Eynsford-Hill, Mr. White brings a full-throated tenor (his "On the Street Where You Live" is terrific) that complements a giddy, almost unbridled enthusiasm.
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The song "Giddy Stratospheres," which would eventually appear on Someone to Drive You Home, was only their third single, released in 2004, but it's striking in its stylisation.
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Their friendship started as a crush on Steven's end, but they have since formed a rock-solid bond that runs on fierce loyalty, mutual understanding, and giddy fun.
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For Barth, the funhouse is a place of fear and confusion for the self-conscious writer-creator; a fake construct only enjoyable to giddy lovers and docile consumers.
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Orlando, Florida (CNN)Republican governors said they were "giddy" Tuesday over the prospect of more control of federal education, health care and transportation dollars under a Donald Trump administration.
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There's a part of me that gets giddy inside when I know there's a question that—even though guests know what they're in for—it still can be offensive.
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Watch the cast of Hamilton, giddy and gleeful, sing, "Look around, look around, at how lucky we are to be alive right now," and just try not to grin.
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We got Jimmy's ESPYs-weekend date out in Hollywood Saturday night, and she was downright giddy over her hook up with the super handsome QB earlier in the week.
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First came Breath of the Wild—just four more shrines to find now, and I'm giddy with anticipation of the achievement—then Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and then ARMS.
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" She's been prepping for football's biggest night by riding her beautiful white horse — telling fans on Instagram Thursday that their recent trip was a "halftime warm-up giddy-up.
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Ant's giddy growth is both a cause and a consequence of big changes in Chinese life: development, urbanisation and the emergence of a vast middle class ready to spend.
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When Epic Games revealed the big surprise of Fortnite's fourth season earlier this week, fans could both see it coming and retain that giddy kid-on-Christmas-morning feeling.
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So why am I acting like I'm in the throes of a giddy schoolgirl crush, overanalyzing their every social media missive to any friend polite enough to feign interest?
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For people who love to eat or grow tomatoes (I do both), the arrival of Crispr provokes both cynicism and giddy hope about the future of our favorite vegetable.
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It, too, moves through ballads, straight up pop dance hits, pulling from from other genres (hip-hop, like "Giddy Up") but they all fall flat in comparison to BSB's.
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True to his name, he frappes the hallmarks of contemporary EDM production into a saccharine neon soup of helium vocals, giddy trance synths, trap drums, and nuclear dubstep drops.
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Now, we know that regular menu items from Taco Bell don't exactly break the bank, but we can't help but get a bit giddy over this one's extreme affordability.
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Where major lots are afforded lengthy essays, condition reports, and promotional videos, why was there no additional fanfare for an artist who has generated such giddy excitement this year?
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When Victoria came to the throne she was not 18 going on 45 she was 18, unmarried and giddy and funny and did all the things that teenagers should.
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Deadpool movies center on a giddy troublemaker who breaks the fourth wall, skewers the genre's family-friendly self-censorship, and refuses to be constrained by its heteronormative gender roles.
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That means leaning heavily on the same tricks that made them stars in 2007: giddy group vocals, funky basslines, and the goopiest disco strings this side of the '70s.
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Thankfully, Lush Cosmetics is gearing up to launch a holiday-inspired bath collection that'll have even the most diehard Dial fans giddy about taking a soak in the tub.
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"I'm so giddy with anticipation for Céline Dion to make her clubhouse debut that I feel like Rose in Titanic, before the boat sunk!" host Andy Cohen tells PEOPLE.
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But Gary was conveying an essential truth: that he had seduced a woman with literature, and that the knowledge of it had left him feeling both giddy and guilty.
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Senate Republicans must feel mildly giddy that they may have an actual bill to pass on the Senate floor, where activities have been a tad limited as of late.
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I remember feeling pretty giddy about finding "THE S-WORD IN THE STONE," which made me think of someone with a sick sense of humor leaving a profane epitaph.
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While public support for President Donald Trump's tax plan , there's reason for to feel giddy about it: an estimated $2 billion in tax savings over the next two years.
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Issa is giddy to go to an open mike to see her ex Daniel (Y'lan Noel), under the pretext that this night out is to assuage Molly's recent heartbreak.
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Except this time, the giddy anticipation of a new life on an island paradise has been replaced by bleak uncertainty and fear that her dream may be gone forever.
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Instead, he offered free rides in his helicopter to giddy children, literally raising them out of a land of poverty, watched in awe by the open-mouthed mortals below.
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Comedians get trashed and narrate hilarious, if not totally accurate, versions of historical stories; then the series enlists actors to lip-sync their way through the narrator's giddy slurring.
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When he started doing the Ne-Yo hit about enjoying life, I was jumping around giddy, and feeling connected to the people around me like I was on MDMA.
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The capabilities range wildly, from hack-and-slash "oh shit commits" all the way to buttoned-down tests and infrastructure that makes us all giddy when we see it.
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Locals and visitors from around the region began renting out their weapons at "shooting stations" so non-owners could pay to experience the giddy thrills of discharging exotic firearms.
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Though the industry is giddy with the potential of VR, the consumer is still a step away from being able to enjoy a virtual experience while riding the bus.
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Amber's extremely giddy, barely audible proclamation during their awkwardly staged bachelorette party about "marrying my best friend" is what memes are made of, but also, it's kind of endearing.
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She is giddy about her American Sign Language class, where students sit in a silence so dense you can hear each second marked by a clock on the wall.
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When the stations opened shortly before noon, they were quickly filled with giddy riders both young and old, and strollers, suitcases and dogs — all familiar sights across the system.
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There were no jingling bells, Santa hats or signs of giddy festivity at the opening-night performance of Michael Feinstein's show, "A Holiday to Remember," at Feinstein's/54 Below.
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