The atmosphere in Toronto is charged with anticipation and excitement.
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The excellently creepy trailer (above) left us feverish with anticipation.
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Then I'd wait, jittery with anticipation, to be let out.
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Picture your pre-vacation self: exhilarated and glowing bright with anticipation.
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The Italian web fizzed with anticipation; the national press was silent.
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But they aren't tired, she said, her voice brimming with anticipation.
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I feel a certain fear mixed with anticipation at the thought.
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On Saturday night in Lagos, Nigeria, women are restless with anticipation.
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The studios want everyone ready in their seats, rapt with anticipation.
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The pub was packed, steaming and sweaty and pulsating with anticipation.
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The subject reads, "You are invited … "Your stomach flutters with anticipation.
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Phil's wild ride Tuesday morning came with anticipation for the Mick family.
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Like the gaming community, Walmart looks forward with anticipation to those announcements.
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Overcome with anticipation, I fished around in the cushions and found it.
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As he taxied down a runway, Mr. Corenswet was giddy with anticipation.
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"I'm fully confident in them and filled with anticipation," Mr. Wang wrote.
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For days before Prince Mohammed's arrival, TV journalists were breathless with anticipation.
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He leaps from his cab, eyes alight with anticipation, striding toward Jae Deh.
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Like most days that end in tragedy, I woke up filled with anticipation.
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But this night was filled with anticipation and excitement for the sex worker.
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You open with anticipation and find out ... you didn&apost land the job.
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A star enters the room and, zing, the air is electric with anticipation.
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A star enters the room and, zing, the air is electric with anticipation.
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She ate bananas non-stop and shook with anticipation at the sight of pasta.
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"I am waiting with anticipation for the new baseball caps: "Make PC Great Again.
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The approach of Halloween fills many fancy-dress enthusiasts with anticipation, glee, and excitement.
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We've waited patiently with anticipation, and now the top secret news can finally be revealed.
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The Game of Thrones fan base is practically quivering with anticipation for Sunday night's episode.
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For the first time in a long time, the air at Molineux crackles with anticipation.
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Her eyes wide with anticipation, Ms. Nishimura, who helped with translation, waited for a response.
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Nothing is labeled, so I watch with anticipation as the BarBot whirrs to life—vodka coke.
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"Doki doki" is a Japanese onomatopoeia for a heart beating quickly, usually with anticipation or excitement.
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The city, then, is crackling with anticipation for the teams' first league meeting at Celtic Park.
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"We are waiting with anticipation," Marchionne told journalists on the sidelines of a meeting in Geneva.
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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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It was filled to the brim with anticipation, betrayal, magic, strong female characters, familial bonds and love.
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When another promotion's lightweight champion gets his shot in the UFC, the hardcore fans shiver with anticipation.
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Kanye had everyone waiting with anticipation since he teased the album in an interview back in October.
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Mike, overjoyed with anticipation of finally seeing a tornado, loaded up the car and we set out.
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Nolan replied, "we had to save something for season 2," which is making us go wild with anticipation.
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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 unmistakably a Denis Villeneuve film, inviting us to tumble, tense with anticipation, into his doomy clutches.
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By then, the families were edgy with anticipation, many rushing to fly to Germany to meet their liberated relatives.
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If you weren't already beside yourself with anticipation for the movie's March 2017 release, this may change all that.
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Even if it was a song I had not yet heard, each description made my ears tingle with anticipation.
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With the 2019 Met Gala just days away, the fashion world is abuzz with anticipation for the industry's biggest night.
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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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Accompanied by intensely cinematic music, this guy butters up the crowd with anticipation before delivering his brief and climactic performance.
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We're taking another hit at watching his Instagram with anticipation to see how far down the rabbit hole he goes.
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Then there are those spaces that Mouton leaves blank, charging the surface with anticipation and evoking what is left unsaid.
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"I'm doing something soon in this new year," she confirmed, which is making this Lohan fan go crazy with anticipation.
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However, just blocks away, inside the Parsons School of Design, six teams of students were already caffeinated and burning with anticipation.
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The mega-screens are a concept, but the kind of concept that makes you itch with anticipation for the real thing.
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The Beyhive is buzzing with anticipation: Will Queen Bey step out to slay on the Met Gala red carpet again tonight?
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Manley kills the tramp — now twice murdered — and quickly cooks him in his wok, his face "impatient and lecherous" with anticipation.
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This is an engaging and at times breathless memoir that builds with anticipation and continues to unfold with observations and revelations.
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Black Panther has movie audiences all but salivating with anticipation to see a beloved superhero and a formidable cast of color.
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The lighting, the crowd, the acoustics also all help create an atmosphere that crackles with anticipation and plays into the mental side.
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With anticipation mounting, and the release of Views ever so close, Drake has decided to release the tracklist for the new album.
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You know what, I am already vibrating with anticipation for next week's edition of Lara Trump Says Words to Me. Quaking, really.
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The pictures arrive freighted with anticipation, given that five paintings by the artist have brought more than $213 million each at auction.
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The tension that comes from watching moments of possibility unfold is replaced with anticipation of seeing historical facts that are already there.
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For a full block around the stadium, the air was electric with anticipation of a close encounter with the former first lady.
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It laid you down, kissed you softly on your shiny forehead (glistening with anticipation sweat), and gave you some sweet, gentle loving.
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Now is the time of optimism, foresight and planning, new (and old) goals and, these days, project management apps downloaded with anticipation.
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In that way, he is just like the rest of the Indians: still waiting, but filled with anticipation for what comes next.
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Even last Friday, as Washington hummed with anticipation over what might be included in his report, Mr. Mueller stuck to his routine.
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Before each performance, the singers will tease clues about their identity in order to help fans at home/drive them crazy with anticipation.
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He sat with an air of detachment mixed with anticipation, like a passenger on public transit not sure where the bus will stop.
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Despite the censorship, the show has a huge following in China, with anticipation ahead of season 8 dominating Weibo discussions over the weekend.
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I was dying with anticipation, but a watched foot never boils, so I satisfied myself with more disgusting-amazing ventures in Google images.
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It doesn't offer email, an internet connection, or even the AOL dial-up noise that causes my left eye to twitch with anticipation.
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With anticipation building over the final Republican debate before the Iowa caucuses next week, one candidate is contemplating skipping it: Donald J. Trump.
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We've been sweating with anticipation for this movie ever since the casting went public, and that jaw-dropping teaser only stoked the flames.
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The room buzzed with anticipation and the floor creaked as a hoard of people crowded into the cramped space to see Downtown Boys.
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I am filled with anticipation, enthusiasm, and pure bliss as I wonder to myself, Will the chorus be as good as the hook?
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Exactly what the new girls' lacrosse headgear will look like is a mystery that has left lacrosse coaches and administrators restless with anticipation.
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As I stood at that will call counter waiting for my own resolution of sorts, the air around me was thick with anticipation.
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With air charged with anticipation and uncharacteristic roars erupting from otherwise reserved Swedes, you would think you'd stumbled into a WWF wrestling match.
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They intend to keep the same health plan in 2018 and are approaching this year's open-enrollment event with anticipation instead of dread.
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"We also got a lot of hits," he says, including in regions involved with receiving monetary rewards, with anticipation, and in social connections.
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The months between the election and the inauguration of any new president, particularly one from the opposing party, are always swollen with anticipation.
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I would wake up every morning with anticipation to go for my daily run to start my day, usually clad in Lorna Jane's apparel.
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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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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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With anticipation for the upcoming concert Jim took out his ticket for the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, only to see something was not right.
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In NDSU's passing game, Wentz deftly identified man coverage match-ups to target and then threw with anticipation to slow but sure-handed receivers.
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I had read every page with anticipation, waiting for Kalanithi to share adages born of introspection and tragedy, I had missed the point all together.
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As I imagine any Bachelor fan does at the start of a new season, I'm already cringing with anticipation and stocking up my wine supply.
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"The team, as you would imagine, is incredibly excited with anticipation mixed with the incredible tension of the reality of what we face," said Bolton.
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LEDE: The technology community is waiting with anticipation for an appeals court ruling to determine the fate of the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules.
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And while we're not being hunted by animals anymore, we are watching with anticipation while our team is about to kick their third penalty shot.
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"We hope to see your blood and guts burst with anticipation for this year's lineup," write the hosts of the third edition of this festival.
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Along with the movies, of course, come a long cavalcade of teasers and trailers and promotional images to get the general public suitably hysterical with anticipation.
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" She adds, "I am physically so ready to meet our angel, and we are sitting back with anticipation and open arms ready for our little Anthony.
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With this in mind, both oil producers and merchants are taking short positions with anticipation that the dips could be especially rough in the coming weeks.
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Nervous with anticipation is the best way to describe it, so I could really empathize with all these guys who were about to do the same.
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On Tuesday, Rick Mast, the chief executive of Mast Brothers, stood inside a vast, empty structure in the center of the Navy Yard, giggling with anticipation.
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On Friday, Maria Grazia Chiuri will unveil her first collection for the house to an audience (and clients) on the edge of their seats with anticipation.
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The recently renovated airport gleams with anticipation but remains low in traffic, reflecting the euphoria that accompanied statehood eight years ago, which has turned into frustration.
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And they are decisions that mostly fly under the radar — ordinary people seldom wake up in the morning breathless with anticipation about the latest buyback news.
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"We are excited about taking this historic step, and look forward with anticipation to the May opening," the White House said in its own statement Friday.
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They had come from all over (people in the industry joked about "fashion buses" arriving for the weekend), super-fit per usual, but bloated with anticipation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Politics, economics and finance have all been turned on their head in 2016, and investors are already looking ahead to 2017 with anticipation and trepidation.
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"What (Addyi) does is give just enough support so I can think about that part of our relationship with anticipation of pleasure rather than anxiety," she wrote.
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As teenagers, many of us planned, dreamed, and prepared with anticipation and excitement for the expectedly life-altering new period that would begin when we turned 18.
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I follow our local food writers with anticipation for new restaurant openings and the latest dishes, and compile lists of places to try with family and friends.
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I can't say I'm overflowing with anticipation for this Artifact card game, but neither is my cup running over with bile about Valve not dancing to my tune.
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My son was about to be born, and my mom had died not too long before—so there was a lot of loss mixed with anticipation and happiness.
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If there is the smallest chance of a payoff — for me, even a trite sighting of a robin with a worm — then every moment is filled with anticipation.
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According to Mercedes, the car is smart enough to "act with anticipation" and can play music to match your current mood and plan routes according to your appointments.
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Markets had been widely expecting the U.S. central bank to take some type of action, with anticipation of a 50 basis point cut by the FOMC's March meeting.
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In another steamy session from the couple, who have reportedly been dating for months, the audience yet again waited with anticipation for an onstage kiss that never came.
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The central bank policy arm will meet at the end of October, with anticipation strong that it will approve a quarter-point reduction in short-term interest rates.
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With May and August openings, fans will be gearing up with anticipation for Episode IX, and the park might even have some hidden clues we won't catch until 2020.
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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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The music, the space-jumping elevator, the mini-map: in 35 seconds, the trailer drills deeply into my well of nostalgia, which has had decades to fill with anticipation.
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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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Waiting with anticipation for the empty room called "the Tavern" to fill with strangers, Mr. Fedroff, a regular, was drinking a vodka soda and pacing the dimly lit room.
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Sunday's launch, of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with a Crew Dragon capsule on top, was one of the few times you could look forward with anticipation to destruction.
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"It was the bottom of the ninth/We were slick with anticipation," she says, the words hanging on her tongue for just a split-second longer than they should.
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It was no surprise then that Pompeo's return to Kansas last week to give a lecture on human rights at Kansas State University was greeted with anticipation and intrigue.
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That combined with anticipation that the Japanese government could launch a 10 trillion yen fiscal stimulus program to coincide with further easing from the BOJ boosted sentiment toward riskier assets.
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We think of it as a hip look at our forefathers and the American Revolution, and most of us are breathless with anticipation of obtaining tickets to the Broadway musical.
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This as the market was perceived as oversold with anticipation growing that spillover from any boost to the U.S. economy from a Trump presidency could offset newly erected trade barriers.
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Kvitova won Wimbledon in 2011 and again in 2014 and she is clearly buzzing with anticipation for the return to the All England Club which she has called her "home".
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It has risen recently with anticipation that Mr. Miranda intends to leave the cast next month, and Mr. Seller said he believes the current average resale price is about $1,000.
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"But when they come back I want them to hear me say something that will make them curious enough to go back and watch it," he says, grinning with anticipation.
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"I pre-ordered the special cocktail for us," he said to the waiter, who nodded, acknowledging a level of premeditation that warmed my heart and made me thrill with anticipation.
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The Michigan trip was a welcome reprieve for everyone involved, and Green was buzzing with anticipation by the time the plane landed at an airport a few miles from campus.
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Once again America is living through one of those Trump-era Friday afternoons that feels sticky with anticipation of some major horrible news event blasting a hole in the weekend.
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"We want this plane in our fleet and although we have been on stand-by for a while, we await it with anticipation," said Yuji Hirako, who runs All Nippon Airways.
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More from Tonic: Differences between high- and low- childhood stress groups manifested neurologically: high-stress participants had less activation in brain regions linked with anticipation of potential losses and potential rewards.
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He trembled with anticipation at the end of each day, when he could return to the sanctuary of his house and unshackle himself from the burden that hung at his hip.
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Because when the lights do come back on, and the stadiums are again ablaze with anticipation, it's the trust between fan and player that will have carried us through this moment.
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He recalled persuading his father to take him to see the 1970 documentary "Woodstock" after church one Sunday: Eye remember already standing by the car waiting 4 him, crazy with anticipation.
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I'm giddy with anticipation of the reveal when I see they're working with a new celebrity, like Dan Levy, and have declared my love of Mandy Moore's pantry in numerous conversations unprompted.
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Starring Mexican actor and singer Diego Boneta (famous for roles in Rock of Ages and Pretty Little Liars) as the world famous crooner, Miguel and Boneta fans are all aflutter with anticipation.
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As the scheduled time of the conference came and went—you must wait to hear Musk speak, and then wait some more—the air outside the conference venue became electric with anticipation.
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At times the cheerleaders seemed perfectly engaged with their surroundings, inching forward with anticipation whenever the Korean team made a rare foray toward goal, waving back at times to curious passers-by.
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"I Want You" is a perfect pop song, with verses that build with anticipation before bleeding into an incessantly peppy chorus: "I want you / And you, and you, and you too," she sings.
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Gimmicks aside, the World Cup has hockey fans giddy with anticipation with the best-of-the-best set to face off against each other for the first time outside the Olympics since 2004.
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As Mayweather reaches over to pick up his first chance card of the match, McGregor can barely contain himself, shaking with anticipation, the sweet, sweet nectar of prime shit housing only moments away.
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Then, when she is fainting with hunger and drooling with anticipation, you ask her to solve a puzzle that is packed with food entries, like today's grid by Bruce Haight and David Steinberg.
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"We are excited about taking this historic step, and look forward with anticipation to the May opening," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said, noting that it will coincide with Israel's 70th anniversary.
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OK, it's not the same as the Mueller report, but the Apple report, due Monday in Cupertino, California, has the tech world slavering with anticipation, with the entertainment world in a similar lather.
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In all caps, it reads: "I AM." As the quarterfinal against Indonesia grew near, Matt's hands trembled with anticipation so he picked up a camera–it was Liz's Canon–and shot some stills.
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MAOTANCHANG, China (Reuters) - The air crackles with anticipation in China's tiny eastern town of Maotanchang ahead of the "gaokao", the annual national college entrance exam more than 9 million students are taking this year.
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LATE ON A Saturday night at New York's Madison Square Garden in November, a crowd of more than 20,000 people, including many who have flown in from far-flung places, is buzzing with anticipation.
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When affordable big-box store Walmart announced that they'd be re-animating Scoop, the iconic high-low contemporary retailer that ruled the turn of the last century, we all held our breath with anticipation.
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For that reason, one of the maxims of Guapo Grill is "make the food just as you'd eat it yourself," says Shocker, a devotee of meat, who, while explaining each plate, salivates with anticipation.
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Now I guess he's showing us what that looks like," Cruz said during a rally in Frederick, Md. "I am waiting with anticipation for the new baseball caps that say 'Make PC Great Again.
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Now I guess he's showing us what that looks like," Cruz said during a rally in Frederick, Md. "I am waiting with anticipation for the new baseball caps that say 'Make PC Great Again.
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At this point, still dripping with anticipation for the really great Google phone you'd preordered, you might be straying into denial territory and telling yourself that this is not the sort of issue you'd notice.
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The contestants rolled up their sleeves and took to their plates of hot dogs on the stage, lining up their cups of water in a strategic array, as thousands of perspired onlookers watched with anticipation.
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We're willing, obviously, to accept the next year, but with anticipation that almost as a guarantee we're going to have a situation where there is a Democrat and so that's all we're asking for here.
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Gleefully, we placed seven of the spongey sweets onto a cookie sheet (one editor noted that they looked like giant mozzarella sticks) and waited with anticipation as they cooked for the suggested 6 to 8 minutes.
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When Mitt Romney announced that he was running for a Utah Senate seat, various corners of the anti-Trump internet gurgled with anticipation that Romney might be a source of conservative opposition to the president in Congress.
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While Sin City was buzzing with anticipation on a sizzling hot Saturday, ticket prices have proven too much for the taste of McGregor fans, many of whom are young millennials who grew up watching UFC not boxing.
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"Post 2016 election results we have entered a phase of heightened consumer confidence, the Trump rally has pushed consumer confidence above 100 with anticipation for tax cuts, economic investment amid statutory mandatory minimum wage increases," DiFrisco wrote.
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Don't get turned away by that title though, check out the first line of the movie's blurb on IMDB: Doesn't exactly make me tingle with anticipation to know what happens next, but let's give it a chance.
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In the weeks, days and hours leading up to the gala, the internet was bubbling with anticipation about what the singer, fashion designer and star of the upcoming coming Met Gala heist movie, "Ocean's 8," would wear.
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With anticipation building over Starlink&aposs debut, company founder Elon Musk explained how future subscribers will connect to the service using a device called a phased-array antenna, which he said in 2015 should cost around $200 each.
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It was an intimate conversation, filled with revelations about Ms. Kwong's past and future plans, and there were a few moments when she went silent to think and the room nearly vibrated with anticipation about what she might say.
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Now, when I do simmer up a pot of beef short ribs (or smear cream cheese on my bagel, or go for sushi), I'm thoughtful and deliberate about it, which makes it taste even more delicious, seasoned with anticipation.
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On Friday evening at the University of Iowa, a line made up mostly of college students buzzed with anticipation, then streamed into the hall until the fire marshal capped the crowd at just over 1,300, Mr. Sanders's campaign said.
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"With the shift at the Supreme Court, state legislators of all stripes are looking to the Court either with anticipation that abortion rights will be rolled back or with trepidation for the same reason," Nash told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Her new role in X-Men: Dark Phoenix has been filling us with anticipation, and now Entertainment Weekly is giving us our first look of Turner playing the legendary Jean Grey — and that excitement is now reaching a fever pitch.
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Fans of both makeup moguls headed to Twitter to ask the duo questions they wanted to see answered in the video, and since then, waited with anticipation to see the Keeping Up with the Kardashian star's first real beauty vlogger moment.
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In the first case, if you have a ticket, you can be reasonably certain you're going to get through, but in both cases the waiting is infused with anticipation: excitement and nervousness about what may happen on the other side.
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All eyes will be on Fed Chair Janet Yellen near the end of August when she speaks at the Jackson Hole, Wyoming, conference, with anticipation still building to see if the central bank holds off on raising interest rates yet again.
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After paying $25 for a bleacher ticket, I took in some barrel racing, in which competitors on horses run a timed course around a series of barrels — then noticed the crowd grow eager with anticipation as the bull riding began.
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Hong Kong (CNN)With the shock election of anti-globalist Donald Trump to the US presidency still fresh in their minds, international leaders watched with anticipation as Chinese President Xi Jinping stepped up to the podium at Davos in January 2017.
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As investors braced for a Brexit decision on Thursday, many turned to the 20-year Treasury bond ETF, the TLT, with anticipation of a drop following a decision by the U.K. to not leave the EU. That was clearly not the case.
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With anticipation mounting heading into his second season as quarterback in 2013, Manziel was criticized for cutting short his scheduled stay as a college coach and counselor at the Manning Passing Academy — which some speculated was because he was "partying," according to ESPN.
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"As the world looks forward with anticipation to the Tokyo Summer Games in 2020, we thought it important to share information about this new round of activity," Tom Burt, Microsoft's corporate vice president of customer security and trust, said in a statement on Monday.
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Along the way The Stones meet the locals, singing and dancing with scissor dancers in Peru and drummers in Uruguay, while Paul and Sam meet fans, many of whom are besides themselves with anticipation, having been starved of rock music for decades under military dictatorships.
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"You've got Jordan coming back as the defending champion, Jason Day getting to No. 1 in the world, Adam [Scott] having a couple of wins...." After he finished 93 under following a stellar back nine, Irish fans were giddy with anticipation all over again.
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Breakingviews Just five minutes before Monday's solar eclipse, hundreds of beachgoers along Cape Cod National Seashore were donning special glasses and positioning empty cereal boxes with pinholes in them, tittering with anticipation to see the moon begin to blot out much of the sun.
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"We know the Pumpkin Spice Latte is a beverage that Starbucks customers wait for with anticipation all year, and we're excited to give our fans the opportunity to get their fall fix a little earlier," a Starbucks representative said in an email to Business Insider.
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That included a 20-yarder with anticipation to Thielen to convert third-and-13, two rockets near the sideline while rolling right (Diggs dropped one that turned into an interception) and a bullet to Laquon Treadwell on the left sideline while falling away on fourth-and-5.
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No matter what gift you buy for Mother's Day, everyone's presents probably have one thing in common: they were agonized over by you and your family; and were the subject of much discussion, budgeting, and group-texting before being purchased and wrapped with anticipation and hope that they'd land.
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Armed with burgers (how very Jughead, just saying), Sprouse sat in the audience, waiting for his lady with anticipation — until he saw her strut her stuff, and felt compelled to stand up, put his hand on his heart, and simply stare in awe of the woman he's dating.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Just five minutes before Monday's solar eclipse, hundreds of beachgoers along the Cape Cod National Seashore were donning special glasses and positioning empty cereal boxes with pinholes in them, tittering with anticipation to see the moon begin to blot out much of the sun.
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With a bitterly divided nation watching with anticipation, Democrats will gavel open a nationally televised hearing that features two veteran diplomats as star witnesses, and seeks to breathe life into their allegations that Mr. Trump's dealings with Ukraine constitute high crimes and misdemeanors for which he deserves to be removed.
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From the faded plain sleeve that simply states "Playing It Cool", to the deep rhythms mixed with reverb, filters – and all that other shit that is bound to get all you tech-heads out there sweating with anticipation – this is an album that literally reeks with the dank, relaxing scent of an evening spent puff-puff-and-passing.
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When Tate goes to a theater to see her new film — with us in the audience watching her watching herself (or rather, Robbie watching scenes featuring the actual Sharon Tate) — she's giddy with anticipation for her big moments, waiting to see how the audience will react, then reveling in the gratification of their laughs and cheers.
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With anticipation building ahead of the historic first summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, both leaders arrived in Singapore on Sunday.
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The news comes just hours after top Senate Republicans sent dueling signals about whether it would be safe for President Donald Trump to fire the attorney general, a move he has contemplated with anticipation for almost a year and a half but held back because Republicans senators had warned him they would not confirm a successor.
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It is a stereotype that it takes success to engage French attention, but it is not an entirely inaccurate one: as the crowds gathered in Nice — or rather, the barren no-man's-land by the freeway in which the stadium, still awaiting the tram service it was supposed to have for Euro 2016, is situated — the atmosphere bubbled and fizzed with anticipation of seeing this France team take another step to glory.
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Announces fourth quarter and annual 0.0.13 results * Sees fy 20.26 FFO per share $22017 to $21.05 * Fy2017 FFO per share view $1.05 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Franklin street properties corp - are optimistic about our prospects for long-term growth and look forward with anticipation to 2017 and beyond * Franklin street properties corp - maintaining our full year ffo guidance for 2017 to be in range of approximately $1.04 to $1.09 per diluted share * Franklin street properties corp - for q20173 of 2017, estimate ffo to be in range of approximately $0.25 to $0.26 per diluted share * Q4 FFO per share $0.25 * Q4 adjusted FFO per share $0.13 * Q4 FFO per share view $0.25 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q1 FFO per share view $0.26 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Fy2017 FFO per share view $1.05 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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