Far-right leaders like Le Pen have every reason to be elated by Trump's win.
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If the new rules really do simplify their work, doctors say, they will be elated.
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" While, actress Elizabeth Hurley appeared to be elated with the news and wrote "birds are singing.
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"I would absolutely be elated to know that this is finally put to rest," Coley said.
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In fact, we really had to control our faces because our instinct was to be elated.
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I thought paying off my loans would be amazing relief and that I would be elated.
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"I would be elated if any research into my own genetics could help other people who are suffering."
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Dorsey would be elated were the likes Mike Cernovich to voluntarily join the already-exiled Milo somewhere (anywhere!) else.
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Fans should be elated the Panthers have defied the franchise norm, moving away from perennial bottom feeders to playoff contender.
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Wherever she lands in the recruiting rankings, a college basketball program somewhere is going to be elated to welcome her.
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"I would be elated if any research into my own genetics could help other people who are suffering," she said.
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This year, maybe it's a shiny new iPhone X or a Nintendo Switch, gifts that anyone would be elated to receive.
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Die-hard BBMAK fans will also be elated to know the group has added new items to their Pledge Music Campaign.
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And now Mr. Kadyrov has an opportunity to seek closer ties to the authoritarian Egyptian leader, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who would surely be elated if the Pharaohs advanced.
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Executives have been trying to figure out how to bring Halo to the screen for some time, so fans of the video game franchise will be elated it's finally happening.
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There wasn't a lot of time to be elated because I knew we had to be back here this morning to get ready and start working on the next clients.
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In a photo posted by Paltrow fan account on Instagram (below), Apple appears to be elated as she gets her piercing, with her mom right next to her cheering her on.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was said to be "elated" by the choice of Barr and Sessions always held his predecessor in high regard, a source close to both men told CNN.
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Netanyahu and his allies would be elated if Trump moved the embassy, and the Israeli leader in recent days has even backed Trump's plan in the US for a border wall with Mexico.
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"I would be elated to host you for a webcast or call to talk extensively about all the amazing industry innovations you are driving and dispel any investor misconceptions you perceive," he added.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is said to be "elated" by the choice of Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions has always held his predecessor in high regard, a source close to both men said.
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While gluten-free diners might be elated by the prospect of chowing down on wheat-free pasta, burger buns, and sandwich wraps, a new study shows that a full one third of dishes labeled "gluten-free" at restaurants actually contain the protein, potentially causing harm to diners who truly shouldn't be eating it.
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De Lesseps heads to shoot her music video and has invited the other ladies to attend. De Lesseps later hosts a party for her and Jacques 1-year anniversary, all the wives attend along with Natalie Cole who accepts the offer to sing. At the party Singer reveals she'd be elated to have another child and to everyone's surprise she has brought a pregnancy test.
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In May 2003, a high court ruling in Bangladesh allowed ten Bihari refugees to obtain citizenship and voting rights. The ruling exposed a generation gap among Biharis; younger Biharis tended to be "elated", but many older people felt "despair at the enthusiasm" of the younger generation and said their true home was in Pakistan. Many Biharis now seek greater civil rights and citizenship in Bangladesh. On May 19, 2008, the Dhaka High Court approved citizenship and voting rights for about 150,000 refugees who were minors at the time of Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence.
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But if any female > could maintain her tolerance without struggle, His Majesty would be elated > and bestow upon her certain gratuities and rewards. > "Furthermore, when His Majesty took a trip to any canal, sea, island or any > other place full of sharks, sawfish and other aquatic beings, he always > drank liquor. If any concubine, lady, page or official caused his barge > shaken, His Majesty would exercise no judgment and express no mercy, but > would be enraged and order the person to be dragged with a hook and thrown > into water to be consumed by sharks and sawfish. > "Moreover, His Majesty never maintained himself in the five precepts.
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The sign of "help" is pride after such prayer. "When you have been praying and feel that your prayer has been heard, if indeed you are elated, it is clear that yon have neither prayed according to God nor have you received the help of God, but rather the feeling that worked in you was from the demons so that your heart might be elated. For whenever assistance comes from God, the soul is never elated; instead, it is always humbled." a deluded person. This "help" can include either recommendations about certain things, even theological and very complicated, or can take the form of false spiritual gifts: false healing ability,Saint John Cassian, Conferences.
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SPORTS PEOPLE: BASKETBALL;Bulls Renounce Knight The New York Times, July 13, 1996 He then signed with the Los Angeles Lakers. After playing in 71 games with the Lakers, which included 14 starts, an appearance in the rookie all-star game and averages of 4.8 points and 4.5 rebounds in 16.3 minutes per game, Knight was once again a free agent and signed a 7-year contract worth $22 million with the Boston Celtics under new coach and general manager Rick Pitino.Knight Agrees To Celtics Deal The New York Times, July 6, 1997 Upon signing the deal, Knight said, "I really have mixed emotions; I should be elated right now, but I'm not. I feel so much loyalty [to the Lakers]". After one season in which he averaged 6.5 points over 71 games with the Celtics, Knight was traded back to the Lakers for Tony Battie. He won a championship as a role player with the Lakers in 2000, averaging 1.6 points per game in 6.3 minutes in 71 games.
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Decision analysts operate on the assumption that individuals will anticipate the potential for disappointment and make decisions that are less likely to lead to the experience of this feeling. Disappointment aversion has been posited as one explanation for the Allais paradox, a problematic response in expected utility theory wherein people prove more likely to choose a certain reward than to risk a greater reward while at the same time being willing to attempt a greater reward with lower probability when both options include some risk. and For an alternate model of the Allais paradox, see The Allais Paradox at overcomingbias.com. While earlier developers of disappointment theory focused on anticipated outcomes, more recent examinations by Philippe Delquié and Alessandra Cillo of INSEAD have focused on the impact of later disappointment resulting when an actual outcome comes to be regarded negatively based on further development; for example, if a person receives higher than expected gains in the stock market, she may be elated until she discovers a week later that she could have gained much more profit if she had waited a few more days to sell.
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