I think it's great for the team, I think the players will be excited and fans will be excited.
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There were many reasons to be excited by the data There were many reasons to be excited by the data.
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Among Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters, 70 percent said they would be excited if she became the nominee compared to 56 percent of voters who would be excited about Biden and 55 percent that said they would be excited about Sanders.
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But for bags, we want sellers to be excited that their stuff is in the sale, and for buyers to be excited to own something.
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And 31% of Democrats said they would be "excited" if Sanders were elected president, but only 16% said they would be "excited" if Clinton were elected president.
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" Kerr added: "I'm sure he's going to be excited.
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We said there is a lot to be excited about.
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He seems to be excited about the attention from Verrit.
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But I hope you can be excited for the future.
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Those that export on the other hand, should be excited.
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This is finally a universal remote to be excited about.
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They should be excited by that, too, because it's good.
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AT FIRST blush, there is little to be excited about.
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Who wouldn't be excited to see one of these guys?
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In that case, it makes perfect sense to be excited.
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Fans of the car still have reason to be excited.
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I'm excited to be excited about The Handmaid's Tale again.
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Be bold and be excited, but temper that with pragmatism.
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Investors had plenty of reason to be excited about Atomico.
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Why on Earth would someone be excited about multiplayer Paint?
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We should all be excited about this move from Google.
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Long story short: There's a lot to be excited about.
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Goby: the first electric toothbrush they'll be excited to receive
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Few of them can be excited about autonomous vehicle advancements.
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There's tons of stuff to be excited about in life.
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Every one of them would be excited to have Apple.
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"Audiences want to be excited a little bit," he said.
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And boy is there a lot to be excited for.
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I just wish I had more to be excited about.
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He must be excited for the things he can create.
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As if you need another reason to be excited about summer.
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The early weekend wake-up call aside, you must be excited.
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Apple TV Plus wants potential subscribers to be excited about streaming.
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Really though, it's the other Avengers you should be excited about.
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Customers seem to be excited about what Relativity has to offer.
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Obviously, it's Bryce getting ejected, so they're going to be excited.
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We told you there was a lot to be excited about.
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We have a lot to be excited for in 213, stargazers!
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All told, there is surprisingly a lot to be excited about.
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Sarah Jessica Parker fans have a lot to be excited about.
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Your friends, however, may not be excited that you're branching out.
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Organized labor loves him and would be excited by his candidacy.
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We should be excited to use it, as much as possible.
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How could he not be excited for people to see it?
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Alan Faneca should be excited, while Isaac Bruce's wait may continue.
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Now, 2020 is giving us even more to be excited about.
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You may be excited, but Mercury is retrograde, so slow down.
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Troops should be excited and proud to meet the commander-in-chief.
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It's also so refreshing to actually be excited to go to class.
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Lucious pretends to be excited, pulling her in for a deep hug.
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We should be excited that so many diverse TV shows exist now.
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I don't know who will be excited for Varoufakis, to be truthful.
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But of course, that could be excited bluster about the future, too.
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You have every right to be excited you've found your other half.
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Not only do I now have to attend; I must be excited!
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But the perk most workers will be excited about is still financial.
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And the new additions seem to be excited to work with her.
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But security researchers are bound to be excited by this upcoming release.
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And we thought they would be excited to have the new plants.
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I want to be excited about what they will come up with.
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If tomorrow, eating lunch at your desk were outlawed, I'd be excited.
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And I want to be excited every day by what pops out.
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Events DC doesn't seem to be excited to get the team back.
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Granted, there's not a lot to be excited about with the G90.
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I never thought I'd be excited to try out a breast pump.
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The UFC has gotta be excited about it too ... considering McGregor vs.
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And if that makes sense to you, you know to be excited.
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Is it too early to be excited — or too early to think about?
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So, again, CEOs really do have reason to be excited about this plan.
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But this isn't the only upcoming collab Scott fans can be excited for.
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I know that people can't be excited about this YouTube ad from Juicero.
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All we know is she's giving us a million reasons to be excited.
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In other words, Sling has a lot to be excited about in 33.
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I think there's good reason to be excited about the Samsung Galaxy Buds.
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Greene appeared to be excited about the prospect of her joining the team.
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Another reason to be excited: the cast will all reunite for this occasion.
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All told, there's a great deal to be excited about with this series.
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"You couldn't help but be excited by those big bloopy shapes," she said.
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There's plenty to be excited about this year, so let's dive right in.
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Fans appear to be excited about the new film following the trailer's release.
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I guess because it still allows us to be excited about doing it.
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RHOA fans will no-doubt be excited to see Moore and Williams together.
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The atmosphere will be excited and energetic, but it will also be explosive.
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Of course, we can't help but be excited about the *PARTYING FACE* emoji.
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If I could make the semis this year, I'd be excited about that.
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Because the minute you think you know everything you won't be excited anymore.
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"We're confident our exhibition partners will be excited about this," Mr. Gelfond said.
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"We would see these awesome, compelling women be excited" about esports, she said.
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We'll be excited about defending our turf against a very good football team.
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I want the organization to be engaged, I want people to be excited.
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You'll be excited to meet people, and even join a group or organization.
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Personally, I'd be excited about a sort of balancing test for public outrage.
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Maybe it's amazing and maybe it is something we should be excited about?
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Nobody's going to wake up and hand you a dream job," Sethi tells CNBC Make It. "You have to find it and when you do you will be excited to go into work, you'll be excited to be building your skills.
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Well, if you can't get excited about Therm, what can you be excited about?
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I'll be excited to see what Toy-Cons other people have come up with.
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We continue to be excited by the promise of this kind of wearable technology.
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I want to be excited and confident about the quality of future DC movies.
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I mean I think there's a lot to be excited about it General Motors.
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Sure, someone who's confident still wants others to be excited with and for them!
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You are allowed to be excited about them and want to share that excitement.
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I'm going to be excited to talk more about it once we launch it.
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If there's one thing to be excited about—it's this responsive and accurate camera.
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Given that Respawn is behind the game, there's plenty of reason to be excited.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda has more than just the new year to be excited for.
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But to be fair, there's a lot to be excited about that isn't Han.
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Havers of funny hair everywhere will be excited to name their children The Donald.
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And there's good reason to be excited about Season 7, according to the stars.
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I love to play the mother, and I'll be excited to play the grandmother.
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Sometimes you want to be excited by using a camera to capture the moment.
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They simply ignore that the higher harmonics can't be excited and make a calculation.
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Insurance insiders who are intimately aware of the current status quo should be excited.
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They need to be excited and inspired to take action and change their behavior.
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But when these improvements truly help the neediest, all of us should be excited.
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Grosjean made minimum bets of $5 and appeared to be excited by the action.
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Buttigieg supporters should be excited at the South Bend mayor gaining ground in Iowa.
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I know they'll be excited to have us, and we're going to need them.
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"Just be excited and have energy," Crean said of the chest-bump message sent.
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And when it does, he will likely be excited to again start taking credit.
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There are so many reasons to be excited about the Super Bowl this year.
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And then there's Recorder, which virtually every journalist seems to be excited about. 3.
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United's fans had every reason to be excited by Falcao's arrival, back in 2014.
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A lot of people will be excited because Jordan Peele helped bring it about.
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But, if you love an adventure, you should be excited about what it represents.
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Whether or not fans will be excited about it, though, remains to be seen.
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The only way to let it go is to be excited about the alternative.
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There's no need to feel down though, because there's a lot to be excited about.
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When it comes to the Koch brothers, they have a lot to be excited about.
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And lots of fans seem to be excited about Jim Carrey's turn as Dr. Robotnik.
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"That's nothing to be excited about," said McCarthy, who has four children and four grandchildren.
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I'd be excited to see Sex and the City get a modern, intersectional feminist makeover.
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I know I shouldn't be excited about a Transformers film because of a good trailer.
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These are both great accomplishments for Pulisic, and fans should be excited about his future.
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That said, new category or no, Microsoft has created something to be excited about here.
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There's yet another reason to be excited for the start of the season in January.
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But we got him something that is somewhat similar so I think he'll be excited.
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That really made waves and a lot of people seemed to be excited by it.
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That being said, there are a lot of reasons to be excited about this research.
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You'd think they'd at least be excited about the chance of catching a foul ball.
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The stock has been on a wild ride, and there are reasons to be excited.
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Even with that, it's hard not to be excited about matches like Hangman Page vs.
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If you're an entrepreneur, you should be excited that the online video landscape is inchoate.
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It's common to finish a game and be excited about the prospects of a sequel.
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"It's his opportunity to step up and he should be excited about that," Grobe said.
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They should be excited to come out and see what happens in these 10 games.
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"Every day, every moment, we can be excited by the ocean," Dalio said on Tuesday.
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But on the evidence of this game, Russia may be excited about the matchup, too.
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Jolt them out of their sugar coma and give them something to be excited about.
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We know that they&aposre going to be excited about this new partnership and collaboration.
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Airline passengers don't have too much to be excited about if they're taking longer flights.
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In a fascinating political metamorphosis, some even found reason to be excited about Mr. Trump.
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The Sundance 24.5 lineup is finally out, and there's a lot to be excited about.
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I don't think the answers to that question give us much to be excited about.
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Slow motion fanatics will be excited to hear the camera does 703 fps at 270 Mbps.
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Apple needs its users to be excited enough about the product to pay a hefty premium.
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Still, I imagine anyone who uses one of these DVRs will be excited for voice control.
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That doesn't mean we can't be excited about what Shondaland and Netflix have in store, though.
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Voting is treated as kind of a hassle, rather than being something to be excited about.
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But lots of people are just never going to be excited about voting for Hillary Clinton.
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That most MCU enthusiasts will be excited to see "Infinity War" is a coup in itself.
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I think there's so much more to be excited about food than worrying about people cooking.
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With warm weather finally here, you may be excited to indulge in foods that scream summer.
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They allow us to be excited for fall without taking a drop of summer for granted.
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"Hillary was telling that young girl that she should be excited about her future," she writes.
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Of course, I'm going to be excited and nervous and everything that you can think of.
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Photo via Maria Mochnacz It's hard to not be excited for the upcoming PJ Harvey record.
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From a fan perspective… someone's going to be excited to hear you've worked with someone else.
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Why is it invalid to finally be excited to think of finally having a woman president?
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AND LOTS TO BE EXCITED ABOUT CONSUMER DIRECT OFFENSE IS REALLY WHAT WERE LINING UP AGAINST.
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The Yankees need reasons to be excited about the present, and they do not have enough.
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So you have to be calm, but at the same time you have to be excited.
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Finally, how many entrepreneurs can genuinely be excited about scrubbing grout and taking out the trash?
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That's why you should be excited by the newest bra launch by undergarments brand Tommy John.
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And we should be excited about the energy coming from fresh, young and often progressive candidates.
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A Single Flame, available on Otherland, $36This is one candle they will be excited to receive.
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Let's talk about some of the stuff that both developers and users should be excited about.
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Creative inspiration will be flowing, and you'll be excited to produce the works you're dreaming up.
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The stilted voice and limited interactions aren't exactly anything a power user would be excited by.
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Offer dancing and games, and people might be excited to roll in and enjoy the festivities.
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Prepare to be excited about a blockbuster economic report on Friday morning — but not too excited.
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It got students who don't normally participate to participate and be excited about an activity. 230.
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A lot to be excited about, a lot of anxiety that you had to deal with.
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The Cavaliers have to be excited about Kevin Love's two 3-pointers early in the half.
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On "Late Night" on Tuesday, Seth Meyers said he'd be excited to finally get some answers.
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Early Stage SF is sneaking up on us and there is plenty to be excited about.
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It's hard to be excited about getting older when you can't see anyone ahead of you.
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And who would have ever dreamed that if she did, she would not even be excited?
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"I wanted to help Claudia learn and be excited about working in theater," Ms. Roth said.
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"People are going to be excited and want to be a part of it," he said.
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"You should be excited," Zinke told attendees at an offshore drilling conference in Houston last month.
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While you may be excited to make local friends, don't shy away from meeting other expats.
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Whatever way your summer viewing tastes lean, though, there's a streaming debut to be excited for.
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"I really think about what would women want to use, own, wear, buy and be excited about."
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But even with that brief description, it's easy to be excited by the potential for the series.
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But despite the dearth of camera announcements, 2017 is still good year to be excited about photography.
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One has to wonder if a Powell put is really something the market should be excited about.
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Ahead, we rounded up eight dining essentials you'll be excited about reusing on the next Turkey Day.
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Skybound and Amazon may not have much to share today, but there's good reason to be excited.
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We don't know much about the game, but given the studio's pedigree, there's reason to be excited.
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Emoji can depict more people and passions than ever before, and that's something to be excited about.
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Vice President Joe Biden knows any dent in the national debt is something to be excited about.
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CRAMER: PEOPLE ASK ME, IS THERE ANYONE THAT YOU WOULD STILL BE EXCITED ABOUT GETTING THEIR AUTOGRAPH.
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I'm also not sure why I'm supposed to be excited about playing a character devoid of humanity.
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Image: Teenage EngineeringLooking ahead to 2018, there's plenty to be excited about when it comes to design.
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Maybe you'll become more thoughtful, and I'll be excited to see your icon on my screen again.
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Still, there's every reason to be excited about what Google has planned for computing in years ahead.
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While he may be excited about the new addition, he reveals not everyone was immediately on board.
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Airlines and hotels have to be excited at the prospect of learning more about their business travelers.
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Fans will be excited to know that a spinoff of the iconic '90s show is coming soon.
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Tonight's very exciting—definitely go out and party, as people will be excited to connect with you.
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Lawrence: So, the younger Lawrence inside of me really wants to be excited about this Nas album.
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But I also think he would be excited that if he called a meeting, thousands would come.
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Though, I must admit I'll be excited when he meets someone special and moves in with her.
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Specifically, they should be excited about learning new things and about giving and receiving feedback from colleagues.
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Your friend will be excited to relax during the holidays and catch up on their favorite shows.
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Your friend will be excited to relax during the holidays and catch up on their favorite shows.
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"I know it's not cool to be excited to vote for Hillary, and that we're supposed to preface every positive remark about her with, 'Well, she's certainly not perfect, but …,' but I would be excited to vote for her even if Donald Trump wasn't her opponent," she said.
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Meanwhile, about a third of respondents said they would be excited by a 2020 bid from Massachusetts Sen.
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People will also be excited to invest in you, so this is the time to settle any debts.
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It's a new day, so of course that means there's a new Netflix show to be excited about.
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And depending on how you fancy your phone upgrades, you'll either be excited or disappointed at what's coming.
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Barnes & Noble's revenues slid 9.1 percent and that company can't be excited to see Amazon opening physical bookstores.
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One of the designers behind Princess Diana's wedding dress has a lot to be excited about in 2018.
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Now, a new trailer for the fifth season of the spinoff proves we were right to be excited.
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He's got a way to go, but his rookie year gave Wings fans plenty to be excited about.
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There are a number of reasons fans should be excited to see Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
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I don't want to be excited to be doing this with my partner who's MIA in Miami somewhere.
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Can you tease to some aspect of your upcoming tour that you think fans will be excited about?
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Nerf Mega Mastodon BlasterHow can you not be excited about a blaster named after a massive prehistoric creature?
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"It wasn't a great first half but we knew they were going to be excited," Wright-Phillips added.
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If you want to be excited about infrastructure, go tell your city council to build more fucking trains.
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Though Churchill (played brilliantly by John Lithgow) is gone this season, there's still plenty to be excited about.
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I don't know much about Boston's museums but I'd be excited to… hey, where you are you going?
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"People aren't going to be excited about running rigs if they can't move their crude oil," said Pruett.
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The show is so multilayered, and a lot of people should be excited about it, however they identify.
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In a tumultuous summer geopolitically, and an angst-ridden season politically, this is something to be excited about.
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"All I need to do is focus on my game and be excited for the weekend," she said.
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"How could you not be excited about an Emmy?" he said, before praising the rest of the Live!
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It's a big week for gamers everywhere, and Xbox loyalists in particular have plenty to be excited about.
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Whatever his role may be, fans have every reason to be excited about his being in the movie.
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On the other hand, insurance insiders who are intimately aware of the current status quo should be excited.
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Most countries would be excited to be on the receiving end of $14.4 billion in unexpected tax revenues.
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There are a lot of reasons to be excited for the string of recent movie and TV reboots.
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With 60 million items, our team is sure to find something that you will be excited to give.
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Anyone looking for tangible progress on reining in Washington's profligate spending habits should be excited at the opportunity.
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You need to wake up and be excited about the future, and be inspired, and want to live.
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There are a lot of reasons to be excited about Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast movie.
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You should be excited about recruiting great writers; assigning topical, smart stories; and giving constructive feedback on pitches.
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Sabotaging yourself will require mental energy and several steps, none of which you will be excited about doing.
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"In some ways it's a huge victory, and we're trying to be excited about it!" he told CNN.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Sindarius Thornwell knew South Carolina fans would be excited about the team's round-of-21973 appearance.
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So when I called Taylor after the election, I expected to him to be excited by the results.
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You know you're gonna be excited and elated and you're gonna feel love, but there's a lot of surprises.
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And I hope scholars will be excited for their counterparts in the distant future who will discover this book.
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If she keeps this up, I just might actually be excited for Real Housewives Of New York season 10.
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There is one gimmick that in theory I should be excited about but in practice I'm just not: DeX.
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Our goal was to build a place where we would be excited to come to work every single day.
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And all these groups should be excited to vote for a party that makes democracy reform their central message.
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Young students may not be excited to return to the world of lockers and homework, but parents sure are.
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Has enough time passed since the disappointing Prometheus for us to be excited about a new Alien movie again?
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As the Brussels talks enter their closing phase, Remainers may be excited by the faint prospect of annulling Brexit.
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Fashion-conscious asthmatic readers will be excited to know that a new ultra-thin inhaler is on the horizon.
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If you're a wistful little shit like me, though, you should be excited about the new NES Classic Edition.
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Industry consumers and participants alike should be excited to see how the industry develops in the next coming months.
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But the Texas-born singer-songwriter has something else to be excited about his first fashion campaign with Gap.
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And while there will be much to be excited for — a larger curved screen, super slim bezels, Bixby, etc.
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And he'd be excited to learn that he was at least 15 years early to the rising "hikecore" trend.
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Fans of the show will be excited to hear there's a podcast version of the hit TV docu-series.
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I would never want to think that Mr. T would care or be excited that I collected his stuff.
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We just added colors to match the rest of our collection, which people seem to be excited about too.
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Americans like Asa should be excited that President Trump is seeking to expand their access to good paying jobs.
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The FinTech scene here in Berlin is something we continue to be excited about, both for businesses and consumers.
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From advancements in AR to Memojis to group FaceTime, there is plenty to be excited about with iOS 12.
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"If tax relief is passed, there is a lot to be excited about," wrote The Leuthold Group's Jim Paulsen.
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There are a lot of things to be excited about when traveling, but luggage usually doesn't make the list.
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Among Democratic and Democratic-leaning Californians, 220006 percent said they would be excited for Harris to run for president.
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They may be excited about the money they'll save and the benefits of moving their network to the cloud.
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Might a significant number of these Americans be excited enough by Mr. Trump's candidacy to vote in this election?
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Supporters of both Democratic candidates are eager to be excited about something after years of small-ball and gridlock.
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He wanted to be excited about Buttigieg, he said: Mollenkof is gay, and there was something meaningful about that.
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With 22019G wireless technology set to dramatically revamp the American economy, it's easy to be excited about the future.
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I know them well enough to be excited about how fans are going to know them in the future.
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In principle I think we should be excited for mobility options that can be used by people with disabilities.
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It's early in the process, and there isn't a prototype yet, but unnecessary-kitchen-item enthusiasts must be excited.
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He's genuinely doing his best to adjust to this new reality, be supportive and be excited about the process.
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He also thought that his backers would be excited by the fight over Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Real leadership excites people because they want to be excited, not because someone told them they have to be.
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So with the color, I decided that if I made it "incorrect," I would be excited to work in this.
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And I hope people will be excited to see chapters of Jack's life explored that we have not yet seen.
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Jane Krakowski's character, Jenna Maroney, can't help but be excited about showing Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) that she's a clue.
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Instead, it's a longer-term strategy, but Xerox does have something to be excited about in 2017, the CEO contended.
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"He was saying that George would love it, he would be excited about seeing his dad driving," Brittan told reporters.
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Fans of game night will be excited to learn that you can save up to 40% on select board games.
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Who wouldn't be excited about getting the Pixel 3's best-on-the-market camera in a more affordable device?
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But investors have reason to be excited by the new business opportunities available if the company can pull it off.
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As much as I'll revel and be excited about this, our focus 100 percent is on Thursday and the season.
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And in an era when science itself seems to be under bombardment, it's a massive thing to be excited about.
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The only person who seems to be excited for South Carolina's nefarious style of campaigning is, who else, Donald Trump.
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The latter alone sounds like bliss, but there's a lot more that makes this phone something to be excited about.
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"Oh my god, if any artist wants to sing my song themselves I would be excited about it," she says.
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Only 39% would be excited or optimistic about a Trump presidency and 543% about another Clinton in the White House.
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Get instant translations from your assistantSiri is also getting an instant translation feature that many travelers will be excited about.
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The show is full of tech-obsessed characters, who will no doubt be excited to see superhero Bill Gates appear.
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There was little more enthusiasm among Trump supporters; just 28% would be excited if the GOP nominee triumphs in November.
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Google's October 4 gadget extravaganza is quickly approaching, and if the rumors are true, there's plenty to be excited about.
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If I'm surprised and excited, then I've got a feeling whoever hears the song will be excited like I am.
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We should expect doctors to be excited about multidimensional interactions between diagnosis and treatment, patient and society, innovation and change.
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You should be excited about looking beyond the standard picture libraries and have good knowledge of independent and obscure archives.
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I don't want to be entirely dismissive, but I just can't imagine who's going to be excited to see this.
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Why is Horizons National important to you, and why do you think our readers should be excited about it, too?
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Your friends will be excited to spend time with you today, and some interesting information is coming your way, too.
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And, I mean, who wouldn't be excited to learn that the universe has aligned you with Cher or Meryl Streep?
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Investors who used to be excited about the industry now turn up their noses when you ask them about it.
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While there's plenty to be excited about ahead of the semi-finals, Euro 2016 will be considerably poorer without Iceland.
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I hope you can achieve some of yours this month—or at least find new things to be excited about.
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There are many more reasons for physicians and their colleagues in health care to be excited about Medicare For All.
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As for my friends who engage with devotees, I don't know whether to be excited, nervous, or scared for them.
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The Cowboys had reason to be excited about the play of tight end Rico Gathers and backup quarterback Kellen Moore.
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So are they going to go back to their previous lethargy or are they going to continue to be excited?
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Trump appeared to be excited on Wednesday about the new opportunity to reshape the federal judiciary in a conservative direction.
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Any move to separating them from the rest "would very much surprise me and I wouldn't be excited", he added.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Service Employees International Union President Mary Kay Henry say Americans should be excited by the change.
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" Passion pays off, Buffett told Segal: "You want to be excited when you get out of bed in the morning.
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I feel very good about the show that we have made, and I think fans should be excited as well.
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The above few sections might inspire some pessimism, but there's plenty of reason to be excited about self-driving cars.
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Twenty-seven percent would be proud of a Clinton victory, meanwhile, and 26 percent would be excited about her election.
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While the Senate is a much different story, there's reason for Democrats to be excited about their Senate chances too.
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And of course the CIA was working with the Italian intelligence service, so Rome wouldn't be excited about dredging that up.
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Still, after all these years away from the airwaves, it's hard to not be excited about a new Star Trek show.
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Target CEO Brian Cornell was said to be excited about the initiative, making the shutdown even more shocking, these people said.
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"If our memes encourage our followers to engage with classic literature and be excited about reading, that's so rewarding," Aaron added.
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"Tonight is a little tough; it's a little hard to be excited (for the playoffs)," Truex, the regular-season champion, said.
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Second, he tried to reach wavering Republicans who may be excited by his harsh critique of the "Obama-Clinton" foreign policy.
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"Bonds have been up a lot this year even though the interest rates are nothing to be excited about," he said.
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We asked about adjusting to the big differences between Miami and Memphis ... and Grizzlies fans should be excited about his response.
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Jenner may be excited to share photos of Stormi now, but her pregnancy was something she wanted to go through privately.
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We want it to be alive and vibrant and bring in new audiences and have people be excited about being there.
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That said, there's still a lot to be excited about, including a number of games that we've been anticipating for years.
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Sometimes people are going to be excited about certain books or artists or whatever it may be because of the timing.
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But we can be excited for the movies that trickle down from Sundance to streaming sites, and to theaters near you.
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Those who expect a lot more from their machines will no doubt be excited to see what these laptops can do.
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If the Parks and Rec writers really did have a crystal ball, there are plenty of things to be excited for.
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She may be excited to expand her family, but Teigen is still finding humor in even the worst parts of pregnancy.
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If you show that you're excited about the job, the hiring manager is much more likely to be excited about you.
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They weren't for everyone, but it was easy to see why the most dedicated Snapchat users would be excited for them.
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While most would be excited just to make history, this crew's "why" is less about the recognition but more about representation.
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While consumers may be excited about this influx of new vehicles hitting the road, cities aren't quite ready for them yet.
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I'd be excited about this even if it was just some haphazard third party throwing together a Star Wars-themed weekend.
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There's still plenty of time to pick out a sweet — and budget-friendly — gift you'd be excited to give your mom.
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But Valentine's Day isn't the only holiday you should be excited for this season, as it's just about time for Carnival.
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No. Do we have to know about blocking schemes and "defensive packages" to be excited when our team scores a touchdown?
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Presumably home design enthusiasts are going to be excited about scoring one of those late '90s Michael Graves Seussian tea kettles.
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"It's hard not to be excited,'' he said, about regulatory views that would be "conducive to us significantly expanding our business.
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Though you may be excited to get started on this new eating style, it's wise to keep your expectations in check.
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"I would really be excited if this Randy Moss guy over here would send his son over to us," Reid said.
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President Donald Trump may be excited about Corey Stewart's primary win in the Virginia Senate race, but Senate Republicans certainly aren't.
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Now that we have a shot of Corrin in costume in Málaga, Spain, there is even more reason to be excited.
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"I can see where they would be excited about seeing these metrics," said Taryn Rosenkranz, a veteran Democratic digital fundraising strategist.
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Although few details have been announced, patients should be excited by Amazon's notorious customer obsession and track record of market disruption.
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There's a lot to be excited about in all those categories, but sometimes such rapid progress can leave some people behind.
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It'd be easy to imagine that Texas Democrats would be excited about having a dynamic favorite-son candidate run for president.
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"I don't think the conservative movement would be excited about Jeb Bush," he said in the interview with reporters on his plane.
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More than voting, though, millennials have to run for office because people have to be excited about the person they're voting for.
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We'll be excited to connect with each other, and even more pumped to work on getting our brilliant ideas off the ground.
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I think you can get some [Republicans] to stay home, and others to be excited; that is what I'm trying to do.
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She surmised that readers might not be excited about the results unless scientists claim to have solved one of the universe's problems.
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Ahead, we're looking at a few reasons to be excited about this upcoming NYFW and a few ways things could go south.
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To me, the idea of being able to look at a clear, dark sky was something to be excited about for months.
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We can already assume the ruthless dragon queen will be excited to execute the man who killed her own father, after all.
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Together, we designed clothes and styles that I love to wear, and that I know my followers will be excited to own.
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But it still works, as it plays out, and gave me my first real reason to be excited about the show again.
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In general, he said audiences are still waiting for the thing that causes "millions of people" to be excited about the medium.
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For the record, I think this is actually a pretty good idea and plenty of people will be excited about the convenience.
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It's all well and good to be excited about a promising technology, but we still need to think about what happens after.
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It allows us to look beyond the shortcomings of the city and look ahead to the future and be excited about that.
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But there's little reason for shareholders to fret and little reason for employees to be excited because the big picture hasn't changed.
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The fifteenth season of Grey's Anatomy premiered on Thursday, and the trailer has already left us with plenty to be excited about.
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They might be excited that they have both hands free to touch you, or relieved that you're doing most of the work.
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Of course, Ballmer has a LOT MORE to be excited about ... he landed Kawhi Leonard and Paul George and resigned Patrick Beverley.
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For a partner to succeed with B8ta, Raub said, it is essential for them to be excited about new ideas and change.
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And I also wanted to be excited about it, 'cause I think after doing that I felt not as excited about music.
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That's because there's good reason to be excited about the microbiome, or the trillions of microorganisms that live in and on you.
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" Joking that he might be the first person to ever be excited about getting to do the weeding, John laughs, "It's funny.
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Apple will very likely not be excited about you shipping apps for other people on the App Store under your own account.
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Power users may be excited by the possible reintroduction of water resistance and a microSD memory card slot on the new phones.
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TSLA is still a significant holding in several of our portfolios and we continue to be excited about the Model 3 ramp.
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Overall, there's much to be excited about Starry, which offers the dream of uncapped home gigabit internet access likely at affordable rates.
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Lewis's post is an early reminder that, although we might be excited about summer, the warmer weather is also bringing tick season.
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Be excited for bad newsSince saving and investing is the goal, Haye tells his clients they shouldn't worry about market sell-offs.
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She had been treating me for the previous eight years, so I just assumed she would be excited by my new discovery.
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Masterclass promises to reveal the science behind artists' materials and demonstrate why artists should be excited about subjects like the color white.
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In other Plex launches, technical users will be excited to learn that Webhooks support has also just been added for paying customers.
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But growth from the Spurs' proverbial B-Team is just as much a reason to be excited about what they can accomplish.
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One reason to be excited by the possibility of this discovery is that such images would test Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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However, loyal fans who know and love the biscuits may be excited to try the Red Lobster staple with a Bloody Mary.
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Rifle Paper Co. Recipe Tin, available at Anthropologie, $38They'll be excited to keep their family recipes safe inside this sweet floral tin.
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" Last week, Sheldon posted to Facebook asking "what people would be excited to see at the markets when we return in 2021.
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As if there wasn't already enough to be excited about in 262, Hulu's January selection is delivering even more New Year's hype.
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If you've used the browser version before, you might be excited to learn that the app version is highly rated as well.
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While Halsey is excited about working opposite the Golden Globe winner, she might also be excited about her recent reunions with G-Eazy.
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There are plenty of reasons to be excited about the 2016 Olympics, which are set to kick off tonight in Rio de Janeiro.
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Especially driving around a college campus, the Bullitt gave me hope that the next generation of buyers will still be excited about cars.
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"A buyer would likely need to be excited or prepared to execute better than current management with respect to a turnaround," Chen said.
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"But for me I wanted my husband to see me and I wanted him to be excited about the bride he was seeing."
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But I understand the premises upon which they're based and how someone could be excited about them and the world they would create.
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Given the ubiquity of the techniques and the third female Nobel physics laureate ever, this year's prize is one to be excited about.
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Just look at what they taught us about the path to swimwear video success: Lesson 1: Be excited to be in a bikini.
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If you've spent most of 2018 indoors, you might be excited to dig into the host of bronzing products hitting stores right now.
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Maybe. Portuguese water dogs Bo and Sunny Obama might be excited to know that the Spanish water dog is now allowed to compete.
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It's still quite far off from commercialization, but it's an area that both TV makers and content producers should be excited to pursue.
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However it works, it's hard to know if kids will be excited about the idea of wearing pooped-out charms on a bracelet.
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Star Wars fans might be excited for the premiere of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story this Friday, but dogs couldn't care less.
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Ready to be excited, ready to be swept away, and ready, finally, to embrace a gay romance as universal and relatable to all.
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I just finished a new studio for him and I know he'll be excited to add his own creative touch to the walls.
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Though the film still does not have a release date, who wouldn't be excited about these two pairing up for some sisterly bonding?
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While you may be excited for Halloween this year, it's important to respect those who have a fraught relationship with the spooky holiday.
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"If I'm here to just tell you about these numbers, you will not be excited," says LG Mobile planning chief Dr. Ramchan Woo.
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If politics is your thing, you'll be excited to hear that Senator Cory Booker will be making an appearance, as will Karl Rove.
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Our fans are excited about this, they haven't seen a game since Game 2, so we should be excited about it as well.
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Here are 210 killer features Apple didn't talk about on stage that you should be excited for when iOS 214 arrives this fall.
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With lovely Venus in this sign, you'll be looking at love in a fresh way, and you'll be excited to have new experiences.
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"You may be excited about the increased pay and responsibility, but feel unsure about next best steps to maximize your wealth," she continued.
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I'll pick up some fancy new gadget — often a camera — and be excited to use it at an event I need to cover.
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So even though the Essential Phone is, for now, far from perfect, it's hard not to be excited about what it could be.
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Be excited to run and happy to know, that no matter what happens, you've changed the dialogue, educated your neighbors and raised awareness.
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There's a lot to be excited about after the Playstation Showcase — even if the showcase itself scared the pants off some of us.
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For all the many reasons Boston has to be thrilled about their future, Horford is the biggest reason to be excited right now.
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"It's hard to be excited about a game when you have this type of situation," Lillard told ESPN's Lisa Salters after the game.
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These people — from various sectors of the Cubs' constituency — were at once confident, distraught, defiant, unruffled, excited and deathly afraid to be excited.
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In Mutual, the Court noted that "a prurient interest may be excited and appealed to" by movies, but made no more of it.
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If there are good movies that are out there in the marketplace, the public will embrace them and be excited to see them.
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For you, though, the thing to be excited about is that more affordable phones are going to be better than they've ever been.
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While we may be excited to break out stilettos for this season's holiday parties, casual sneakers have our hearts all throughout the year.
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"I can't help but be excited for all of the students who are headed #backtoschool," says Gates in an Instagram post on Tuesday.
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That isn't why some players may be excited, or horrified, to learn that Gordo will continue to keep up appearances in the Tekken series.
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As if Disney fans didn't already have enough to be excited about, additional designers are also expected to be announced in the coming months.
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This person should also be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, possess excellent communication skills, and be excited about building Business Insider's brand.
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Just imagine my stink after working for eight hours in a stuffy, scorching hot room, while pretending to be excited about meeting every child.
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ARE YOU MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY BY FOCUSING HIGH END WITH THE HOLOLENS WHEN PEOPLE SEEM TO BE EXCITED ABOUT SOME PRETTY SIMPLE APPLICATIONS TOO?
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Still, I'm not sure parents will be excited to fork their phone over to their kids or want to buy them their own device.
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I'm like a nice little party animal, and I want people to feel that at once they can be excited and safe around me.
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I wanted this to be a private time so I could be excited while not getting chased by paparazzi and bothered with crazy headlines.
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A new study conducted by Goodyear and the London School of Economics suggests some rogue drivers might be excited about "bullying" even autonomous vehicles.
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News broke last week that Magic Leap picked up another $500 million in funding, presumably after having shown investors something to be excited about.
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I have a clip of Olivia filming me on her phone when we landed, expecting me to be excited, but I'm just really nervous.
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"You should be excited," Zinke told the attendees at an event hosted by the industry-based Consumer Energy Alliance during the Offshore Technology Conference.
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What it hasn't had is a serialized narrative with a recurring cast of characters that audiences might be excited to see come to life.
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A lot of founders take that rejection as something was wrong with them, that they couldn't convince this investor to be excited about it.
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Symantec, but a concurring decision also gives patent reform advocates a lot to be excited about, potentially making patent trolling a first amendment issue.
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I think it already is a home run for F.I.U. I know he's going to be excited about the challenge and the opportunity there.
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Owner, Hashtag LegalWhat no one told me: I presumed I would be excited and open to hiring staff when my business had grown enough.
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I was just astounded by the idea that people would be excited to see this dude sit on a throne for an entire show.
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You're a very passionate person, Aries, but finding a project you can be excited about from start to finish can be difficult for you.
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Should I, as someone who thinks that the government is too hawkish and that we should stop getting involved in foreign wars, be excited?
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Still, if you look only at the level at which the economy is performing, the Trump administration does have plenty to be excited about.
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I want to be excited when I read your message and I know you want that, too (or at least I hope you do!).
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Both countries have large Kurdish populations whom they fear might be excited into uprising by the emergence of a new and independent Kurdish state.
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"We've activated a base of supporters and activists who didn't have a lot to be excited about for decades," Barr, the Democratic strategist, said.
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But it also has a regular amount of Rudd's character's work rival, played by actor Desmin Borges, which viewers should also be excited about.
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I'm sure they're gonna be excited to be here in their chairs not being able to say anything during the pendency of this trial.
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Grassroots conservatives also want a reason to be excited about 2020, and the Senate doing more to confirm nominees would help accomplish that goal.
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When you go looking for something for three years, and especially this year since January, you ought to be excited when you found it.
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But it is not Amy whose crawling you are meant to be excited about; it is the rat that is climbing in subsequent images.
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Loyal Times readers may be excited to learn that The Daily Mini, the small version of the crossword, will be featured daily within the edition.
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Box CEO Aaron Levie: Unfortunate that we have to be excited about small victories but this was an incredibly important step to upholding our principles.
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People really weren't as excited as they once were when it comes to smartphones, because we haven't really given them something to be excited about.
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On August 31, Trainor's album "Treat Myself" will be out officially and gives the vocalist every reason to be excited and optimistic for her future.
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It is impossible to not be excited about hearing this song, which kind of suggests the band'll trick us all and make it an instrumental.
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Going shopping at flea markets is one of my favorite activities and probably the only thing I'll ever be excited to wake up early for.
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"I would come home and always be excited to watch YouTube videos because I wasn't as interested in doing sports and stuff," Levin told AdWeek.
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There is an interesting dichotomy here, because for all the focus on refinement, there also is a cavalcade of new stuff to be excited about.
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Ansari told NPR in May that while fans may be excited about a third season of his hit Netflix show, he's simply focusing on himself.
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I think I was just very fortunate to have gotten to a place where I knew my clients would be excited for me, and supportive.
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"Oh, he will be going," his mother interjects, as he finishes explaining he would be excited to go to Norwalk High School for a year.
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But lo and behold, Shannon doesn't know that her ex's wife-to-be has invited a certain trio that Shannon won't be excited to see.
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Possibly. Before we can be excited about Stewart and St. Vincent, we need to properly mourn the loss of two of the year's coolest couples.
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"For duos, I'm rooting for benjyfishy and mrsavagem, although I've been watching almost all the duos and will be excited for whoever wins," said Cox.
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For many people, that alone will be sufficient reason to be excited, but the iPhone SE has significance that stretches far beyond its modest dimensions.
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We don't want Republicans to make excuses as to why they should vote for their nominee, we want them to be excited about their nominee.
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But as a proof of concept — and a fun half-hour of gameplay — it's one of the best reasons to be excited for the Vive.
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Maybe it's just the thrill of seeing a lo-fi Netflix app running on NES talking, but there's a lot to be excited about here.
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The goal is to not get burned out by all the stuff, and still be excited by some of the stuff and experience the weirdness.
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Christopher Nolan has never done a war movie, and who in his right mind wouldn't be excited to see what he brings to the genre?
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If you love these shibori hand soaps, and continue to be excited about them, look for other ways to bring the pattern into your home.
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A Pew Research Center survey from June found that Democratic voters are more likely than Republicans to be excited about voting in the midterm elections.
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Of course, not many children, if any, will be excited to run off to a therapist's office if their parents determine they need outside help.
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The better-for-you chips, candy, and bars come from new and trending food brands, so they'll always be excited to fuel their work day.
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It's OK to be excited for the feast If your Christmas dinner wasn't to your liking, Kwanzaa gives you another try to get it right.
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If we were stoked to have more hacker-oriented people, it was because we'd be excited to have a broader range in our t-files.
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To put it all in a nutshell, we have a lot to be excited about and we have also a lot to be thankful for.
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But anyone who is poorly represented by the platform of either major party might be excited at the idea of more alternatives on their ballot.
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In the new World Nature neighborhood, Moana fans will be excited to experience "living water" in the new "Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana" attraction.
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Instead, I place my knife and fork in the "done" position (talk about an understatement!) and pretend to be excited for the incoming cheese course.
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Mr. Taylor grew up in Salinas and said he envisioned a town where both residents and travelers would be excited to spend their leisure time.
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On the day she was nominated for a Drama League award, she wondered, "Should I be excited?" as she searched for information about the contest.
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" She tells herself, "That person wants to be moved, that person wants to be excited, that person is here to see a bit of magic.
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We'd be excited for more Veep regardless, but we're especially pumped to see star Julia Louis Dreyfus back onscreen after her cancer diagnosis last year.
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In Minnesota's third preseason game this year, Dalvin Cook, the team's third-year running back, showed why the team should be excited for his return.
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In my decrepit condition, I didn't find their number and nature anything to be horrified about, but they were nothing to be excited about, either.
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Totally apart from any business considerations, you can see why AT&T's executives might be excited about becoming Time Warner executives and joining that party.
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That is why I think there is as much reason to be excited about the technology's virtues as there is to be concerned about its vices.
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While the 1,000 Uber employees who signed a petition asking for their terrible boss back might be excited by this news, probably no one else is.
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Lenovo has no official plans to bring the Folio to consumers any time soon, but there's still plenty of reasons to be excited about the device.
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Apart from the diverse set of entertainers and gowns flooding the red carpet, there's plenty to be excited about on the beauty on the red carpet.
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And if you look at the national poll match ups, both Clinton and Sanders and their supporters have reason to be excited about a Trump nomination.
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Discovering soft tissue in 75-million-year-old animals is something to be excited about, because that's the stuff that actually can disappear without a trace.
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Zendaya seems to be excited and appreciative about her booming film career, shared a sweet post on social media for a premiere of The Greatest Showman.
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You'll be excited to hear that Uranus, the great agent of change, is moving from your seventh house of relationships into your eighth house of sex.
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You should be excited about the opportunities of social media for a weekly newspaper that was first published more than 150 years before the first tweet.
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The fracture point in Bendis's dialogue is in the moment where Miles doesn't understand why a nonwhite vlogger would be excited about a nonwhite Spider-Man.
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There's certainly a lot to be excited about in Israel's evolving marketing technology industry, and we look forward to seeing what the future has in store.
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As for throttling and fast lanes, the company has no stance, and even seems to be excited to use the absence of rules to its advantage.
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With a wedding on the horizon, a job as a DJ and a new show, Paris Hilton has a lot to be excited about right now.
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Silicon Valley investors may be excited about all the wacky innovation in their backyard, but the political environment and global economy is really bringing them down.
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"If you're taking your child to a fast food restaurant that serves hamburgers, it's likely your child will be excited to have a hamburger," Castle said.
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While the demonstration was interesting, it's hard to walk away from the so-called 8K Experience and be excited for Canon's vision of the future. h2.
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This new post doesn't specify whether the car was put in place by the elevator, but if it was, it's certainly something to be excited about.
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"If you just stay on top of it … you'll just be excited to realize you saved that much in a year," Good tells NBC News BETTER.
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The Dr. Save Vacuum Travel Kit is the kind of too-simple-to-believe gadget that you'll actually be excited to show off to your friends.
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I began round two with some foolish enthusiasm — it&aposs hard not to be excited when 10 beautiful slices of cheesecake are being placed before you.
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It's making people more enthusiastic about the former secretary of State's campaign by inspiring and attracting young voters, who do appear to be excited about Sanders.
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Pretty soon you're eight hours deep into the next season and, when they return, pretending to be excited about cliffhangers that you figured out days ago.
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While the district has been safely Republican for years, Democrats point to a number of reasons to be excited about Lamb's potential to flip the seat.
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Chennai: There are many reasons to be excited about the South Indian city, our Frugal Traveler columnist found, from good food to beautiful houses of worship.
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Graduates are bound to be excited about the end of classes, but learning can actually be pretty great when it's self-directed and at their leisure.
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He or she should be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, possess excellent communication skills, and be excited about building Business Insider's social media presence.
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"For some people, it can be challenging not to interrupt, they can be excited to contribute to the conversation," said Stacey Engle, president of Fierce Conversations.
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"At first we identified branches that we thought would be excited by it," said Eva Shapiro, the early literacy coordinator for the New York Public Library.
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So we expected her to be excited and we showed her a picture of the sonogram and we just said, 'We have some really exciting news.
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The realization jolts him, more so than knowing that the men who fed him meth daily in exchange for sex would be excited by this sight.
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Yes. But I loved making the soup, and I felt excited to share it, and I want the people looking at it to be excited too.
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The pair of them will also be joined by some "special guests," so provided that doesn't include any white walkers, there's lots to be excited about.
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Gift Knock Knock To Accomplish Sticky Notes, $11.16 The list-making planner in her will be excited to start scratching away at these attractive sticky notes.
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But that the device's leading point of interest is a colorway should raise some red flags that maybe there's not all that much to be excited about.
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We're finally breaking free of bland, basic web design — so now you might actually be excited to sift through all of your Calendar invites on your desktop.
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Dynasty may be a reboot, but it's not resting on its laurels — it's promising to be a soap opera we all can be excited about tuning into.
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In Pennsylvania, two-thirds of Democrats said they'd be excited or optimistic about a Clinton presidency -- and the same share said they'd be that positive about Sanders.
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Those interested in the watercolor hair look may be excited to learn, then, that even if others embrace the trend, no two watercolor heads will look identical.
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"I couldn't be more be excited to return to my professional roots at ABC News," said Huntsman, who began her journalism career at ABC, in a statement.
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And it's important for us to make sure that our sons know that the addition of our daughter, their sister, is something only to be excited about.
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This might seem like a weird thing to be excited about, but having the Google Play Android app store directly on the watch is a Big Deal.
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I was so surprised, I wanted to be excited because it is a monumental moment for our sport, but I had to recover quickly to go [vault].
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Employees and prospects who see Twitter's impressive reach and view the stock as beaten down could be excited about the opportunity to accumulate equity at a discount.
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It's so much easier to be excited about all of this and give it everything I have when I know that this is my last go-through.
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I decided to continue along those lines and make merch that celebrates Hillary, and that people our age would understand, identify with, and be excited to wear.
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"We can chat about it and vent about it and be excited for each other," nurse Michelle Janes, due to give birth in November, told USA Today.
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While some aren't bowled over Penn's intentions to get back into the Octagon, there are some things to be excited about if the clash is officially announced.
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It's easy to be excited about what you're doing in the moment, but if you can't sustain an interest, it could point to a lack of empowerment.
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Other might be excited because besides axing the battery, the Mamba Hyperflux has also axed the laser sensor and moved over to a 16,000 DPI optical sensor.
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Though some Leos will be caught off-guard having to go off-script, many will be excited to open up and tell you what they're really about.
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If we've learned anything early on in our time with the Pixel, it's that Google was right to be excited about the main camera on this phone.
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It ain't cheap -- currently listed at $7.51 million -- but in 2018 it was priced at $8.8 mil ... seems like a deal Al Capone would be excited about.
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And after they have done that, they might genuinely be excited to get out there and fight for our candidate, organize for them and vote for them.
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This past decade we saw a wide range of concept cars that gave us plenty to be excited about for the auto industry's near and distant future.
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"I try to get them to be excited for corrections and bear markets and recessions because that is usually where the real money is made," he said.
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Eclipses knock us out emotionally and physically (expect to be excited), but when we get back up again, we find we're now someplace much better than before.
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Mr. Kriemler said no further collaborations were planned but added that he continuedto be excited about 3-D printing and incorporating it into the Akris design process.
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Enter the 11103ers (2115-210), who have their own young quarterback to be excited about in Jimmy Garoppolo and the N.F.L.'s leading rusher in Matt Breida.
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I would enthusiastically sign up for classes and be excited about the content, and then when I started to slip, I felt like I was not worthy.
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Munster said while investors will be excited about the launch of new products on Monday and Tuesday, they will quickly look toward the company's next few quarters.
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But I'm looking forward to going back and playing in front of that crowd again, and I know my teammates are going to be excited as well.
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Anybody who has felt like the iPad was a little too limiting because of how it handled windows or webpages should be excited to install this update.
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But Lovullo saw other reasons to be excited, like A.J. Pollock's steal of second base in the second inning that allowed him to score on Walker's hit.
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If I wanted to be excited about something, I couldn't be, because it wouldn't reach that level of excitement because I was brought crashing back down again.
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"We had an ultrasound and minutes after we got to be excited about having a girl, they told us something was wrong," the Carlsbad, California, mom tells PEOPLE.
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In other words, girl's been busy kicking ass; she doesn't need her man with her to be excited about his nomination for best New Artist of the Year.
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While the shade names are definitely questionable, from an "Allergic to Bullsh*t" lipstick to "Handbag Ho" liner, fans seem to be excited about the rose-gold colors.
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And while rainy days can come sporadically and unexpectedly, finding rain boots and coats that you'll be excited to wear when the showers come is worth the investment.
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We can be excited about the ability to be more connected and have tech that like peers into my refrigerator and tells me I'm out of soy milk.
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Increased retention rates are certainly reason enough for companies to be excited about using VR as a training tool, but it has an added benefit as well: cost.
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With their monthly payouts already shrinking significantly according to research by the JPMorgan Chase Institute, it's hard to see why drivers would be excited about this new initiative.
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People might not be excited by new phone hardware anymore, but that hasn't stopped Samsung from making the most exciting and beautiful phone designs I've seen in years.
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Peter wanted to be excited for his brother when Chris announced in November 221 that the election commission had offered him a job nine months before voting day.
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Few people would be excited to discover that their Facebook page had morphed into a viral video page overnight, but maybe it would get you some new followers.
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Even if you don't live in a volcanically active area, there's cause to be excited about this: it means plenty more stunning photos of volcanic lightning to come.
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Royal fans may be excited about Netflix's series, The Crown, but what about the formidable piece of royal hardware that is the centerpiece of the show's first season?
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The impressive list of performances to come is giving us a lot to be excited about, but right now, our focus is on the noteworthy hair and makeup.
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"I do continue to be excited to see 5G coming and the early foldable phones, which Android plays a big part in driving," Pichai said on the call.
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On Side A, with his shots at the folks over at G.O.O.D. Music and sheer display of lyrical ability, there are plenty of songs to be excited about.
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Groups may be excited about the chance to provide input into tax reform legislation while also worrying about being one of tax reform's losers at the same time.
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Destiny players familiar with the first year of the game will be excited to hear that the overpowered Gjallarhorn rocket launcher is returning with the Rise of Iron.
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Those who watch Pretty Little Liars will be excited to know that this cast regular is joining the third installment of the Fifty Shades series, Fifty Shades Freed.
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He said he thought Americans on either side of the debate should be excited to see fresh eyes on the contentious debate over its intelligence data harvesting programs.
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Becker's demonstration of the film isn't as polished as My Neighbor Totoro quite yet, but based on his progress, Ghibli fans have a lot to be excited about.
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And if you need an extra reason to be excited by that prospect, remember what Kayne pointed out on the show: "You know my tour game is strong."
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You're feeling confused about how you want to stand in the spotlight this morning, but by later today, you'll be excited about the rewards that come your way.
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It's safe to say that aircraft spotters in west will be excited to see and chat about Russia's impressive new Sukhoi Su-57 "FELON" for years to come.
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Otherwise, it is hard to see how anyone could be excited to watch Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Buccaneers (3-6) take on the mostly lifeless Dolphins (4-5).
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"It's one of the possibilities," Tsai said, adding that the team was looking for a site fans would be excited about, and that they could easily get to.
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The Best Gifts for Dads Together with our friends at Wirecutter, we put together a selection of gifts you'll be excited to give and he'll truly appreciate getting.
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"Today came, for us who would like to see delivery on this, as something to be excited about … that we are going to enforce the law," he said.
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Yes, the team's receivers, and even its running backs, are likely to be excited about working with someone who has often played his best deep into the season.
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The first-ever laptop with 103G connectivity debuted at CES 2020, giving us a solid reason to be excited for a Qualcomm Snapdragon-powered Windows laptop at last.
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However, as an axolotl research community, we should all be excited about this current work because it is a resource that we can all use in our biological studies.
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As if we need another reason to be excited about 2016 ending, we just got some major news that almost makes us want to fast-forward though the holidays.
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And so I need people who care enough about what I'm doing to be excited, but are not without skepticism that it'll be what they hope it to be.
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If they seem to be hesitant to give you a reference, you can find someone else who will be excited to talk you up to a potential future employer.
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And if you consider yourself a geek, you'll likely be excited to know that ThinkGeek is offering 83% off everything today, including discounted clearance items marked at 75% off.
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We'd be excited enough by Prince: A Private View, a new book of photographs of the late pop legend by Afshin Shahidi, just because of the gorgeous images inside.
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So there's good reason to be excited about this new image of Orion's second brightest and biggest star, Betelgeuse, taken by the Atacama Large Millimeter Array in Northern Chile.
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If so, you'll be excited to check out this test, in which you can simply mash your paw on the screen to load fresh content until your phone dies.
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Even if Grande's night got off to a rocky start, she still has plenty of reasons to be excited to take her seat in front of the VMAs stage.
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Lincoln's parents may be excited about her progression to kindergarten, but it wasn't without a few tears shed by Bell, who also shares daughter Delta, 3½, with her husband.
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You should be excited, and you should keep your fingers crossed that the greed of a few doesn't hamper the best possible outcome for the rest of the world.
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So you might show, "Here are all the rooms in my Airbnb house," and then [a viewer] might be excited about that and go to Airbnb to book it.
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There are 12-year-olds who might actually be excited to attend their first wedding and sulk if you decide to leave them at home (I was one once).
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Essentially, while it's fine to be excited by Ehang's ideas, the company still has a lot to prove before we believe the 184 is a viable mode of transportation.
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A mission to the Moon would help us get to the Red Planet, as well as provide an exciting short-term human mission that people can be excited about.
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We spoke with the NFL star about his ex-team's newest addition ... and he's stoked for several reasons -- one being the fans having something to be excited about again.
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I can accept their opinions based on their own experiences without denying myself of my own, because I will never be excited to see a white girl in henna.
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"I think there's a certain naivete to think, oh, the Iranians are going to be excited about a new deal when we ripped up the old one," Paul said.
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Then we will know who is a real fighter, who is battle tested, who has great ideas that the voters are willing to get behind and be excited about!
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"I think most of you guys will be excited if he gets traded — everybody's been talking about it for a few weeks," Brett Gardner said to the news media.
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While investors will be excited about having a seasoned management team in place, the question will be: Has the team worked long enough together to "gel" and lead Uber?
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How many would be excited to be a part of a Climate Corps, supporting first responders in the wake of disaster, weatherizing homes and building our country more sustainably?
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But that night we had an additional reason to be excited: The film was followed by a Q&A with a Harvard Law School bankruptcy expert named Elizabeth Warren.
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Consumers in Hong Kong obviously had plenty of reason to be excited about video-on-demand, especially as the service was completely new and unprecedented on the world stage.
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And zillions of people will be excited to see 2017 models, like the tenth anniversary iPhone and the (presumably) non-flammable Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (or whatever it's called).
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I guess the idea is that we'll still be excited to see Roger Federer play doubles with another European player — maybe Andy Murray will be healthy again by then.
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We know we're going to have our camps open, players will be excited to be there, and when that gets resolved, those players will be in camp as well.
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Now, a new trailer for Truth Be Told (which was previously titled Are You Sleeping?) has dropped, revealing there are even more reasons to be excited for the series.
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There's a lot to be excited about in Chennai, capital of the state of Tamil Nadu in South India (and still sometimes referred to by its former name, Madras).
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One will be made up of animation fans, who will be excited to see a film that is completely hand-painted, in the style of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings.
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Casual fans may find the movie to be totally fine, and might be excited about the prospect of exploring the background of a brand new member of the Dumbledore family.
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"I think if you loved The Good Wife you'll be excited about The Good Fight," Baranski, 64, told PEOPLE at the show's premiere party in New York City last week.
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Companies in the industry seem to be excited about the bill—spokespeople from Intel and IBM, which are each developing quantum computer processors, told Gizmodo that they support the legislation.
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Still, there's good reason to be excited about Apple's notebook pipeline: rumors have persisted that we'll see an all-new 16-inch MacBook Pro as soon as later this year.
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You'll learn how to redirect negativity and avoid a limited mindset, so you can increase your positive energy and actually be excited about achieving the goals you want to achieve.
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If you're a fan of Marvel's Netflix television universe, you've got to be excited about 'The Defenders,' the mini-series arriving on the streaming subscription platform on Friday, August 18.
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"It's one of those big events where the students may be a little bored by what they are doing in class but they may be excited by this," he said.
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Reba fans will be excited to know her latest, "My Kind of Christmas," which was a Cracker Barrel exclusive last year, is being prepped for general release on Oct. 13.
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Austin Mahone, the 21-year-old pop star best known for kicking off his music career in 2010 with cover videos on YouTube, has a lot to be excited about.
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There's now a reason to be excited if you happen to have a Nintendo Switch, and want to do more than play Zelda and show it off at parties then.
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He literally sat us all down together and was like, This is what's going to happen today, we're going to do this thing, we're going to be excited about it.
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Anyway ... what ISN'T a joke is that Brady is now on Twitter, and that is actually something to be excited about, if avocado recipes and workout plans are your things.
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From someone who wants to see a game and be excited about it, please stop trying to convince the audience that this boring thing isn't boring and do anything else.
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It seems silly to be excited about a black phone, but since so many are various shades of grey and not actually black anymore, it's a refreshing change of pace.
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When the Day for Night Festival announced its stellar lineup Wednesday there was lots to be excited about, especially for a young operation in only its second year of existence.
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And when you feel like you've gifted all of the tools, ties, and mugs that he can pretend to be excited about, Father's Day gifting can become quite the mystery.
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Thirty-four percent of Democrats and independents would be excited for a Warren campaign, compared to 27 percent who hope she passes, according to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll.
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" One way she suggests preparing a child around 4 years of age is with something like, " 'We're going to visit Grammy and Granddad — they will be excited to see you.
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"There is nothing in the markets to be excited about and we are at all-time highs, which is not justified," said Phil Davis, chief executive officer of PSW Investments.
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And Republicans can't be excited to have that problem on their hands, though they could also see some benefit from seniors who see their costs at the pharmacy counter fall.
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It's not a slapdash port, and it was evidently designed from the ground up for VR. It's the kind of thing that VR enthusiasts should, on paper, be excited about.
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I remain convinced that even newcomers to classical music would be excited to hear, say, the brilliant Cleveland Orchestra play almost anything in an acoustically miraculous place like Carnegie Hall.
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The poll found 28500 percent also said they would be excited to have Sanders take another shot at the Democratic nomination, while 6900 percent would not want him to run.
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"I definitely hope to keep going... "It's tough to be excited about it when you see a guy like (Jagr) coming in, and you see all the numbers he's got.
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Fans who remember the Studio Ghibli World theme park concept an artist designed last year will be excited at the prospect of a unified Ghibliverse that's actually going to happen.
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Fans of the television series "Veronica Mars" had good reason to be excited when the team behind the show announced a Kickstarter to raise funds for a "Veronica Mars" film.
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Only the very nerdiest among us will be excited by the Boss Fight Books series — which is why I got very excited and bought one (on "Spelunky" by Derek Yu).
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"It encourages teachers to be excited about their practice, to test things that we typically would not be able to fund," said Meria Carstarphen, the superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools.
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I also think if you own a restaurant in the area and you serve primarily meat dishes, you might not be excited about this kind of attention on your doorstep.
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Sure, they say, you might be excited about Stranger Things' 18 nominations now, but what about in five years when you hate it, and we keep rubber stamping its nomination?
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Republicans have suggested that the fight has energized their voters in an election cycle where previously they were concerned their constituents might not be excited to go to the polls.
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A big discount on a multipack of Tile trackers is cool, but there are plenty of reasons to be excited about the free smart speaker that comes with the purchase.
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"That's where you can see, perhaps, the time period the play comes from, and if the play was rewritten now she might be excited about different things," Ms. Ridloff acknowledged.
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Lien cited softer wage growth, employment and spending since the central bank's last policy meeting, adding that there was "very little to be excited about" regarding the U.S. economic outlook.
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"There is nothing in the markets to be excited about and we are at all-time highs, which is not justified," said Phil Davis, Chief Executive officer of PSW Investments.
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Twitter stock is down 44 percent since that afternoon, and with the exception of Twitter's livestreaming efforts, it's not clear what new products users or investors should be excited about.
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What's even more interesting ... you would think Tebow might be excited Vice President Pence is coming to the game -- they're both super religious, but Tebow handles this political football gingerly.
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That aside, nascent, high-sophisticated education software is now forcing the current ecosystem to evolve, and investors should be excited about how the new world of K12 edtech is shaping up.
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And Clinton has every right to be excited: With wins in Ohio, Florida, and North Carolina, this may very well be the biggest night of the campaign so far for her.
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Just as consumers sign up for newsletters and catalogs, he believes a social channel for direct marketing is something consumers would be excited about to stay close to their favorite content.
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Audio geeks will be excited to know the headphones are planar magnetic — typically found in higher quality audiophile headphones — compared with the more common dynamic coil technology that cheaper sets use.
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" While acknowledging the need for an internet presence, Questrom said: "You cannot give up the bricks and mortar experience, because a customer has to come into the store and be excited.
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There's also another reason to be excited about the film: It's being directed by Reed Morano, who won an Emmy Award for directing the first episode of Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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Only about four in 10 voters said they would be excited or optimistic about either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the White House next year, according to early exit polls.
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Image: APMicrosoft's fall press event in New York City is almost upon us, and that means there are plenty of rumored Windows 10 hardware and software updates to be excited about.
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Even in Wisconsin — a state that went decisively for Sanders — almost as many said they'd be excited or optimistic about a Clinton presidency (69 percent) as a Sanders presidency (75 percent).
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"I want to help inspire a new generation of girls to be excited about their ancestors, and also inspire them to challenge the status quo and do amazing things," says Sarkeesian.
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Ask yourself these questions: What is it you envision yourself doing, what are you passionate about, what's out there that you'd be excited to get up in the morning to do?
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Thirty-four percent said they'd be uneasy about Clinton's election, while 29 percent said they would be excited and 33 percent said her being the first female president made no difference.
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It's a very small percentage, people who tend to be excited about giving up a Saturday to come sit in a room for hours on end and talk about wonky things.
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R: No, it's got to be a several billion-dollar idea for me to jump and be excited about something, and it's not just about the math believe it or not.
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I never thought that I'd be excited by everyday household supplies like dish soap and hand soap, but the soaps from online natural home brand Grove Collaborative changed that for me.
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In each case, the carefully managed tensions of the plot invite you to be excited, while the bleakness of the historical facts at once dares and forbids you to enjoy yourself.
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She felt that the Dutch people she came in contact with, whether state employees or individuals, wanted her to be excited for her new life and to have a clear plan.
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Honda has been fighting back ever since and doing a very good job of it, but not good enough for me to be excited by news of a new Civic hatchback.
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The idea that this world is slipping away fuels a brand of anxiety that can color decisions much more serious than whether or not to be excited about the gymnastics team.
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Poll: gun control support spikes after shooting When asked whether they would be excited by a Trump or Clinton presidency, fewer than 3-in-10 muster that level of enthusiasm for either.
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There's so much good news this primary season for Democrats, and there's a lot to be excited about heading into the back half of the primaries and into the general midterm election.
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Palmer is playing the kind of pop star that I would be excited to meet on one of Daniels' sets, anxious to see if her personality is consistent when cameras aren't rolling.
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Might be time to change some things … Sidenote: On strong opinions I'd recommend you read the 22015 letter for why you might not want to be excited when the stock market rises.
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But really, I'd imagine most people would be excited about the Blast as an Echo replacement with much better sound quality and the ability to work as a portable, durable Bluetooth speaker.
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"You have all our confidence and support so our fans can be excited and entertained in every match," Perez told Zidane, who won the World Cup and European Championship as a player.
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This clash of history with present day should give anyone with an eye toward the future of women's issues a reason to be excited for all that is to come in 2019.
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" And the stylist replies, parroting back Gaga's narrative about the album, "I think everyone's going to be excited that it's just, like, solely about feeling it, without anything to cover it up.
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If you're a Tidal subscriber on the company's HiFi subscription tier and use the Android app, then you'll be excited to learn that "Master" quality recordings are finally coming to your device.
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And this is why Liam (or Sophia or Ethan) will not really be excited to get a driver license, and will be the last one to take the exam at the DMV.
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Rami Malek is going to the 2016 Emmys for the first time this year and the Mr. Robot star (and first-time nominee) has more than a few reasons to be excited.
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Yes, let's be excited about the angel investors and venture capitalists and other funding organizations and platforms that have come out that are focused on leveling the playing field, including Pipeline Angels.
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"I've been really sick for the past few years, and it was really hard for me to fully experience the whole show and have fun with it and be excited," she said.
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But I believe if you're an entrepreneur, you should be excited that the online video landscape is inchoate, because that means there are enormous rewards awaiting anyone who can solve the challenges.
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Realistically speaking, that news was probably followed immediately by the clarification, "No, not Buffy and no, not Kendall Hart, but one of the others ones," but it's still reason to be excited.
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All the hype around the new MacBook Pro has been about what its flashy new Touch Bar can do, but there's good reason to be excited about its Touch ID sensor, too.
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Considering that Mamma Mia is very much about the bond between a mother and her child, it makes perfect sense for the new mom to be excited to pursue the upcoming sequel.
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This involves weekly meetings between Walsh and her clients where "brides have the opportunity to vent about their wedding annoyances and be excited with someone who 'gets it,'" as Walsh describes them.
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A night that left us cowering in fear of our own stomachs the following day, but also refreshed and reassured that there was plenty to still be excited about in the world.
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Traditionalists have every right to be terrified; kids who barely remember a time before the sounds of artists like Young Thug and Chief Keef were ascendent have every right to be excited.
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With McGregor's absence from the cage, Ronda Rousey's disappearing act, and the PED problems of Jon Jones and Brock Lesnar, the UFC desperately needed to give fans something to be excited about.
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As a woman who has spent her career in the male-dominated field of aviation and aerospace, I can't help but be excited about the potential of finally electing a woman president.
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By the time Barneys returned to its old Chelsea space for a short run starting in 2016, I was too busy mourning the loss of Loehmann's to be excited about the homecoming.
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If you're one of those, you'll be excited to hear that a Lisa Frank pop-up hotel room is coming to Los Angeles this month and you can book it on Hotels.com.
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A: We want to make them our friends, so the quickest way to do that would be to give everyone $1,000 a month so they would all be excited about the robots.
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Qualcomm and carriers and phone makers are going to be excited to push 5G harder than ever in the next year because they will actually have real 5G things to sell you.
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"How can you be excited if you started this whole process thinking the outcome would be better, and your own conference got smaller because of it?" said House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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The level of quality in all of these bottles was thrilling, and with new distilleries and new whiskeys on the horizon, it is hard not to be excited about what comes next.
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"The broader picture is yields are still low but we still need to be excited a bit on this (upward) move in the last few weeks," said ING strategist Martin Van Vliet.
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"Anyone who claims to be excited for April Fools' Day is probably a sociopath, because what they're really saying is, 'I cannot wait to hurt the people close to me,'" he said.
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There's a whole lot, in other words, for liberals to be excited about — even if the election results as a whole proved to be a mixed bag, resistant to any big, overarching conclusions.
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While Bennett and others may be excited at the prospect of Trump in the White House, it is possible some of his policy ideas will be toned down between now and taking office.
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Would I be excited for more adventures of the Justice League, or would I be eager for a world of standalone DC movies that didn't bother with establishing links in the first place?
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"We know that not everybody's going to be excited about it, but we do intend to do a lot of education to ease the concerns that parents or customers might have," Kessler said.
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While there's plenty to be excited about during the summer season — beach outings, music festivals, pool parties — there's also sweltering heat and humidity to deal with, which isn't so great for our complexion.
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There are a lot of things to be excited about in October: consuming pumpkin spice everything, kicking off the beginning of boot season, decorating for Halloween, and picking out the perfect fall wardrobe.
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"First and foremost we wanted to be in a city that was racially diverse and had strong communities of color who would be excited about this," Telegraph Academy Founder Albrey Brown told TechCrunch.
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Tennis great Rafael Nadal is already a favorite to win the upcoming French Open – and now he has another reason to be excited about the tournament: He'll be wearing his new, $725,0003 watch.
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With the release of Star Trek: Discovery and the news that Quentin Tarantino is about to leave his footprint on the film franchise, there's already plenty of reasons for Trekkies to be excited.
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This is how I prepared to be excited instead of stressed about my new car: We knew we were going to have to get a new car this year, so in early March .
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Why it matters: It's no surprise that insurers would be excited to sell the kinds of policies Trump is promoting, which don't have to cover much and therefore appeal mainly to healthy customers.
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But if he's going to work with the party, he has to avoid alienating it needlessly—and that starts by not dismissing the one candidate that Democrats have reason to be excited about.
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There are thousands of reasons to be excited for Melissa McCarthy's Saturday Night Live gig this weekend, but after the week we've had, her Sean Spicer impersonation is definitely top of the list.
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Anyway, you'd be excited to think that this was just some kind of Mickelson-incentivized decision to join the rest of the festering internet universe, but it seems that some PR was afoot.
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A majority of likely voters, 57 percent, hold that view in a USA Today/Suffolk University poll, with 15 percent saying they'd be "excited" and 24 percent saying it wouldn't make a difference.
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"I was trying to decide which pictures to tweet to the two, maybe three other people I thought would be excited to see," Mandica wrote to me in a direct message on Twitter.
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But this startup is betting that its vetted, interconnected, "cool" community will be excited to pick fellow Raya members out of the crowd to see if they have a spark or business synergy.
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He was also talking to people around his age, who grew up with the same music as he did and would probably be excited that he had designed a rollercoaster with Led Zeppelin.
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"I will not be surprised, though I will be excited, if we see a calf or two in Cape Cod Bay," said Dr. Mayo, whose research team tracks the animals in the bay.
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"There's a lot to be excited for here in the future, but I think there's some good players here right now, too," said Headley, who reached base in all four plate appearances Sunday.
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There are lots of innovations - like sugar traps - to be excited about in the long term, but in the here and now, better diagnosis and surveillance are key in the push for eradication.
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But the Times Late-Night Comedy Committee will be excited to see Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin — co-stars in the Netflix series "Grace and Frankie" — appearing on the show together on Wednesday.
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"Those guys were doing what they ought to do: be excited, since this was one of our goals, even if, hopefully, we have a lot of football left," Philadelphia Coach Doug Pederson said.
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I think to be able to continue doing this kind of work, especially if you are someone who is overcoming various forms of discrimination, you need to be excited about what you're working on.
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The first day of spring, March 20Sure, March 20 will probably still be cold, rainy and shady, but it'll still technically be spring, which is technically enough of a reason to be excited. 8.
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There's another reason to be excited about Hart's move to Netflix: She's one step closer to possibly appearing on Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, an adaptation of the Archie comic and source material Hart's Sabrina.
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Why You Should (and Shouldn't) Be Excited About a Folding iPhonePhoto: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)LG, Samsung, and even Lenovo have been trying to make gadgets with foldable screens a thing for a while now.
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A free $300 pair of headphones with a new computer — or a $200 pair with a new iPhone or iPad — is something I expect a lot of students (and parents) to be excited about.
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Fifty Shades Freer is about to make its steamy Valentine's Day release, and while you might be excited about it, star Jamie Dornan couldn't seem more relieved that the trilogy is finally over. E!
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"It's wonderful to be here and be able to look our service men and women in the eye and say, 'Thank you for your service' and have them smile and be excited," he shared.
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I can't understand why they would be inclined to pick up Bortles' after this season, and while Fowler isn't dead as a prospect yet, there's not lot to be excited about after one year.
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But Sheeran fans who aren't as into smothering their food with ketchup have plenty else to be excited for, as he announced the tracklist for his forthcoming album, No. 6 Collaborations Project, on Tuesday.
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" And all the stuff that never happened, but it established that sense of, "We are trying to build really crazy stuff and you should be excited for the opportunities that are coming your way.
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" Later, when his parents visit him at Payne Whitney, Gaines's mother wears "costume jewelry with beads the size of light bulbs" and tries "to be excited for my new sophistication and mental patient friends.
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During a job interview, it's good to be excited and enthusiastic about the company you'd be working for, and most of the time, you should also be discerning about the role you're taking on.
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I'll be excited to see if Blake surprise-drops a new full-length release or EP to coincide with his time on the road opening for Kendrick Lamar's European DAMN tour from next month.
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All jokes aside, Brock is an incredible athlete and it's not like we won't be excited to watch the Super Samoan throw bombs at a man with a giant sword tattoo on his chest.
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With Top Chef Season 15 premiering next Thursday, Dec 7, fans have a lot to be excited about—but today, they're getting even more, because Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen came a week early.
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Here's why this is something to be excited about: The company, the brainchild of Sue Y. Nabi, a former L'Oréal executive, is at the forefront of just about every development sweeping the beauty industry.
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I was completely in a different city away from the team and I didn't have that opportunity to to run up and down the halls and high-five people and be excited with them.
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An AP/NORC poll released last summer showed 73 percent of Democratic voters valued experience in a candidate and about half of Democratic women said they'd be excited to vote for a woman candidate.
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There's nothing wrong with eating a lime with a couple brown spots, but if you wouldn't buy it and be excited about buying it, then it gets put with spoils and typically gets donated.
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"If a brand fits all of our criteria — a lot of which I can&apost share for strategic reasons — then yes, we would go do an acquisition and be excited about it," Gibbs continued.
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Illinois fans haven't had much to be excited about in recent years, as the football team has gone 39-60—and a demoralizing 17-47 in Big Ten play—since losing the 2008 Rose Bowl.
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Players expecting a beat-by-beat remake of the original 2007 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare may be excited or disappointed to learn that the 20073 game will stray far from its source material.
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"This is something many researchers will be excited to do because knowing when, where, and under what circumstances an effect occurs provides valuable information about both its causes and its consequences," he said by email.
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While we've yet to see where exactly the first season will leave off, fans of Hill's book should be excited that they won't be stuck with only part of the story being showcased on screen.
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Getting into the central bank business could be great for companies — just look at the stock prices skyrocketing in the wake of the announcement — but it's not clear why the average user should be excited.
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That might sound like a simple thing to be excited about, but at a time when the entertainment industry is plagued by stories of sexual harassment, sometimes we need a little bit of simple joy.
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So, now that Restaurant Brands International owns Popeyes — or will when the deal closes in April — you'd think fans of the chain would be excited by the possibility of more locations and further brand development.
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But there was one clear collaboration left to happen: One between Fieri and Lil Nas X. Followers of both stars seemed to be excited about the idea, replying possible lyric suggestions to the original post.
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I can honestly say the hardest part about winning Wimbledon, the French or any of the slams, with his skill-set would be sleeping at night because I'd be excited to play the next day.
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Those involved in the insurance technology wave have many reasons to be excited about commercial insurance, but patience will be key as new ventures look to tackle longstanding issues and as the space heats up.
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For most of July, you've been wanting to spend time with your partners under the covers, but now you'll be excited to see them sitting next to you on a plane, looking at travel guides.
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After hearing of Dean's trials and tribulations on the Goodyear blimp last week, Bryan should know better than to be excited about a one-on-one date, which are derived from recycled Fear Factor stunts.
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Jupiter is retrograde in your sign, and it will go direct on May 9, at which time you'll be excited to present an "upgraded," even more killer (Jupiter is all about growth!) version of yourself.
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"I'm hoping that, you know, we get the best of both worlds: We get the historic preservation, and then we get to do something really unusual inside that people will be excited to stay in."
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"I'll be excited about the Foxconn announcement when workers are getting paychecks in Wisconsin," said Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, a nonprofit partnership of domestic manufacturers and the United Steelworkers union.
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Spida SHOULD be excited ... a lot of people are saying the move makes the Jazz legit contenders to make the NBA Finals next season ... and they haven't been there since 1998 (shoutout Stockton and Malone).
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"This bill represents Congress at its best and truly gives the American people something to be excited about," said Representative Raúl M. Grijalva, the Arizona Democrat who is chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee.
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Early adopters that paid for the iPhone X and got the iPhone X and are really excited about it, they have to be excited about it because they have to justify that they got it.
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The Huffy Nel Luiso cruiser looks like it's straight out of a Parisian rom-com — and even if you're only commuting to your office job, you can at least be excited to do it in style.
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"For all that have issue with many goals: for some players this is there first World Cup goal, and they should be excited," the scorer of a record 184 international goals tweeted to her 679,000 followers.
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But one thing's for sure: Telling Clinton supporters they shouldn't be excited for this book or that no good can come from Clinton's work isn't going to help Democrats achieve their goal of unifying the party.
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I love fashion so much, so to put amazing clothes on, that makes me so happy and I think that's the whole point of fashion is to have fun and be excited about what you're doing.
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According to Pew, a mere 11% of voters overall say they would feel excited if Trump were to win, virtually the same number (12%) who would be excited if the former secretary of state is victorious.
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"Based on my experience, our fans tend to be excited to hear about the work we are doing," says Dietrich, who, along with her colleagues, is considered a co-owner through Deschutes' employee stock ownership program.
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As for the patient who'll serve as the centerpiece for the live stream, he'll miss his big moment under general anesthesia, but he's said to be excited for his operation to be watched across the world.
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In the case of iOS 219, iPad users have the most to be excited about — including a new system-wide dock where favorite apps can live, and a bird's eye view of recent apps and workspaces.
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But fans of the new movie characters should be excited for the return of characters beyond Okoye: It's been confirmed that both the tech wizard Shuri and Jabari tribe leader M'Baku will appear in Infinity War.
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House Republicans issued a tax reform bill on Thursday with at least one feature that start-up employees should be excited about-- a provision that would make it easier for them to exercise their stock options.
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When you see him going back and retrieving pucks or winning one-on-one battles low; the way he defends, those are the things as a coach or his teammate you have to be excited about.
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"I think they're going to be excited about a big, bipartisan bill that comes through," Shimkus said sarcastically when asked about what the Senate will do when the House sends the legislation to the upper chamber.
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But when you look at all the progress we've made — we've won more games than last year, all of our young guys have gotten better, the culture has changed — there's a lot to be excited about.
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Kids who grew up in the '90s are likely familiar with the iconic Nickelodeon kids' game show Legends of the Hidden Temple, and may be excited to learn the network is planning a reboot of sorts.
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Another reason to be excited by the prospect of the Event Horizon Telescope's discovery is that astronomical images have agency: They shift our view of the cosmos from the imagined to the reasoned and the real.
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Even the notion of a big signing bonus couldn't sway her right now, she says ... but then makes it clear she'd be excited to work with the company that boasts artists like Rihanna in the future.
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"He was blocking shots long before I was even born, and I think recruits will be excited to see him," said guard Tre Campbell, who is from Washington and one of the Hoyas' few local players.
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Jacksonville counterpart Blake Bortles doesn't have tight ties to Europe, but he should be excited to see Indianapolis' defense, against which he threw three touchdown passes in a 51-16 drubbing in Week 14 last season.
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If you still don't want to decline: Plan a trip to France (and beyond?) that you'd be excited for even if there weren't a wedding, and just make the ceremony one stop on your larger itinerary.
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"Just as our customers enjoy shopping both TJ Maxx and Marshalls, we are confident that loyal customers and new shoppers alike will be excited about shopping both Homesense and HomeGoods," HomeGoods President John Ricciuti has said.
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The people most likely to be excited about the prospect of free college are people who've been to college themselves, experienced the burdens of student debt, and who expect to send their kids off some day.
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"For all that have issue with many goals: for some players this is there [sic] first World Cup goal, and they should be excited," retired U.S. soccer player Abby Wambach wrote on Twitter about her former teammates.
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Long story short: I've learned through a whole lot of trial and error that the best way to find something you and your partner will both actually be excited about is to shop for your gifts together.
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Just look at the perks: You don't have to argue over where you spend the holidays, meaning you always get the home cooking you crave and you don't have to pretend to be excited to visit Arkansas.
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"Just as our customers enjoy shopping both TJ Maxx and Marshalls, we are confident that loyal customers and new shoppers alike will be excited about shopping both Homesense and HomeGoods," says HomeGoods and Homesense president John Ricciuti.
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Now, you show me a completely different game that hardly looks like sports betting but uses sports betting technology and its legal framework on the back end, now that I'm going to be excited about investing in.
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You might think that the media, which has hungered for evidence of a Russia scandal for over a year might be excited to finally have real evidence of not just one, but two cases of Russian collusion.
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"If you had the type of breakup that compelled you to block them on most forms of social, I don't think you're ever going to be their cheerleader and be excited about their professional achievements," Nimnicht said.
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While we don't know any details beyond the name (and some included Bluetooth features, one hinting at likely support for high-quality AptX streaming), there's enough reason to be excited about what OnePlus has in the works.
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"I think it&aposs just a time to understand the circumstances we&aposre going through, understand what we have, be excited about our opportunities to go out there and compete every week," said Giants quarterback Eli Manning.
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After witnessing these alarming antics from actual decision-makers, it's hard to be excited about watching similar ineptitudes for laughs on TV — especially since Veep's first woman president suffered a brutal presidential election loss of her own.
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There are a lot of things to be excited about when it comes to the next Final Fantasy — the huge world, fast-paced combat, and even the driving — but the VR experience is missing all of that.
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Like South Park, that also doesn't mean there isn't a lot to be excited about in watching it transform over the many years to come, understanding that some evolutions will produce greatness while others will produce meh.
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"I think that they are very effective with a part of the electorate that the Clinton campaign needs to be excited and motivated to turn out for her: younger voters — black and white — and liberals," Simmons said.
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"At a time when we're supposed to be excited as a couple engaged to be married, this law permits discrimination against us simply because of who we are," they said in a statement released by the ACLU.
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Read these stories next:Gugu Mbatha-Raw Gives Us More Reasons To Be Excited For Beauty And The BeastWhat It's Like Having Spencer Pratt Pseudo-Stalk You On TwitterWhy Chad Is Worse Than Every Bachelorette Villain Before Him
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If you're someone who gets tickled by the sound of your own clack as you strut through an office lobby, then you'll probably be excited to learn that the market of light-up shoes is now adult-friendly.
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In an earlier Quinnipiac poll released at the end of September, seven in 10 black voters said they would be "excited" if Warren were the Democratic nominee, and 60% said they had a favorable view of the senator.
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" So now, from a marketing sense, she said "people are looking for stuff that hasn't been seen, and because Asians have literally not been seen ... practically speaking, it makes a lot of sense that people would be excited.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is giving fans plenty to be excited about this weekend — but nothing has us jumping up and down, scanning our environments, and crawling aboard Jedi shoulders quite like the introduction of BD-663.
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The more casual players who loved the world of Dragon Ball and the competitive players looking to scratch an itch were both staking a claim to the game, and both sides had very different reasons to be excited.
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It was kind of a waste of time, honestly, a courtesy to the bride that nobody really wanted to do, but we had to pretend to be excited about — because it's her wedding and she makes the rules.
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"While having student loans isn't anything to be excited about or even proud of, I am proud to say that student loan debt is no longer the dark shadow looming over every financial decision I make," Fuller said.
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And right now, there's so many other people to be excited about who know what they're talking about, who are talking about some of the same problems that he identifies, and who are rallying people around real solutions.
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While horror fans seem to be excited about this news, it's making me wonder if I am now old enough to watch the original all the way through without getting so scared I have to turn it off.
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"I would think that the new MOCA director of all people should be excited about L.A. for its own sake and not see it through another city," said Micol Hebron, the feminist artist and Chapman University art professor.
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For instance, one number that got a bit of attention: While 58 percent of Californians said they'd be excited if Senator Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee for president, only 40 percent said she'd make a good president.
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" Others defended the women, including retired U.S. soccer player Abby Wambach, who wrote on Twitter, "For all that have issue with many goals: for some players this is there [sic] first World Cup goal, and they should be excited.
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" Others defended the women, including retired U.S. soccer player Abby Wambach, who wrote on Twitter, "For all that have issue with many goals: for some players this is there [sic] first World Cup goal, and they should be excited.
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But my only goal when I write a story is to keep turning the pages, to entertain, for it to be a good time, for people to have fun with it and be excited to see what happens next.
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If you manage to nab the bargain, the great price tags are not the only thing to be excited about: The airline has been ranked as the best in the world by SkyTrax for two years in a row.
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I didn't actually walk down an aisle cause we walked each other down to the beach, but for me I wanted my husband to see me and I wanted him to be excited about the bride he was seeing.
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"I wasn't sure if the judges were even going to be excited about eating that kind of food, but they were, and that really reinforced a lot of faith in the food that I want to cook," she said.
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Read these stories next:This Actor Played Two Characters On Game of Thrones & Literally Nobody NoticedGugu Mbatha-Raw Gives Us More Reasons To Be Excited For Beauty And The BeastWhat It's Like Having Spencer Pratt Pseudo-Stalk You On Twitter
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Danny McBride's last HBO series, Eastbound & Down, was a weird comedy masterwork, so it's only natural to be excited for his new series, which will pair him with Justified's Walton Goggins (who's no slouch in the comedy department himself).
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Lyons says the keys to getting a response from Cuban were to keep his email short, be himself, be excited, come to the table with work already done and don't try to close the deal on the first go.
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"This is an issue that Americans are concerned about, and voters will probably be excited to see Trump take this on," Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, said of Trump's birthright citizenship proposal.
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"While we are disappointed by Fox Sports/NFL's late-in-the-game decision to exclude our ad from the Super Bowl, we continue to be excited about the campaign," Jeff Hennion, GNC's chief marketing officer, said in a statement.
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Even though the series has been dormant over here for over a decade, Bandai-Namco have seemingly been on the lookout for the best Gundam titles to localize, something that all fans of giant robots can be excited about.
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Similarly, You, Me and the Apocalypse keeps introducing mysteries (like the identity of someone locked away in a big wooden box) that aren't all that interesting in and of themselves, and it hopes we'll be excited simply because they're mysteries.
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You can tuck Lizzo's "Boys" between Le Tigre's "I'm So Excited" and The B-52's classic "Rock Lobster," to give guests a taste of something new and different while also playing the songs you know they'll be excited to hear.
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The newest hardware from Mark Zuckerberg and friends does what it's asked to do, but an uninspiring new form factor and somewhat limited usefulness in an increasingly connected world make us wonder who, exactly, is supposed to be excited for this.
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The survey of 32 venture capitalists by Mark Cannice, a professor at the University of San Francisco School of Management, showed that while exit activity is still historically slow, there are reasons to be excited heading into the new year.
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There was plenty of fodder for each candidates' already enthusiastic supporters to choose from, as witnessed by the fact that #TrumpWon was the #1 trending topic on Twitter Tuesday morning, but they'd be excited and declaring victory no matter what.
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Along with all of the truly wonderful women warriors in this movie's world (frankly, I'd be excited to see standalone movies for both Shuri and General Okoye), I was also pleasantly surprised to see Sterling K. Brown appear in the film.
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Rowling said her instinct was to be excited about Depp's casting, that she and many others involved in the films had reservations when he was first cast, and that she ultimately feels it was the right decision for the franchise.
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And while it looks like there are a lot of major things to be excited about — Daenerys' impending invasion of Westeros being right up there — the seeds were also sewn for a couple of potentially huge rifts between key characters.
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"I thought someone would win, they'd be excited, come in and get their pizzas, but a story like this to come out of a contest like that…" Giuseppe Aiello, the son of the family-run pizzeria's co-owner, told WFMZ.
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"My dream is that young girls are going to be excited and want to read it because I feel like it's at a moment where there are women in the administration who aren't necessarily perfect role models for them," Dunham says.
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That said, ARM seems to be in a much more strategic position than Nvidia these days, as ARM has managed to maintain its linchpin role, and that should ultimately roll up to a valuation that SoftBank will be excited about.
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"I think at this point … part of the strategy may need to be convincing people to not vote for Bayh, not necessarily to vote for Young, but to not be excited about Bayh," Downs of IU-Purdue Fort Wayne said.
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If you're a hockey fan in Vegas—say, one of the 2500,2170 people who put down $22011 deposits on season tickets for the new team—or a hockey fan who likes to visit Vegas, you may be excited at the news.
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We're taking the best of our consumer roots, combining them with the best parts of software as a service, and it was really gratifying to see investors be excited about it and for the rest of the world to catch on.
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While Spiegel did not reveal much about how they plan to make money, she did say there may be some surprises in store for users in the upcoming year — surprises that Spiegel implied users would be excited to pay for.
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We also, you'll be excited to know, have some thoughts on who should be the new James/Jane Bond (::cough::Gillian Anderson::cough::) and some ideas for what you should be listening to when you're not listening to this podcast.
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The teaser trailer for Atlanta's new season dropped during the Golden Globes Sunday night, somewhere in between a brilliant speech from Oprah and a Tommy Wiseau appearance—giving us even more reason to be excited for the show's upcoming March premiere.
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While there is understandable excitement among Mets fans for their trip to the 2016 postseason, few of them can be excited about the Giants pitcher they have to face in their do-or-die game on Wednesday night: Madison Bumgarner.
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If you're as picky about rhyming picture books as I am, you'll be excited that the former children's poet laureate Hoberman, whose meter never falters, has created this clever ode to the sun and its globe-spanning, life-giving power.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the ex-Dub at LAX about his old team stumbling out of the gates this season ... and he says despite being 3-17 and dead last in the West, there are things to be excited about.
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We tend to be in the latter camp, and if you are too then get ready to be excited about Monster Hunter, which stars Milla Jovovich and Tony Jaa as two people in a fantasy land who ... hunt giant monsters.
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"It's disappointing to see them miss on an already downward adjusted sales number and the fact is that with their iPhone growth slowing what was needed was a product to be excited about," said J.J. Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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I suppose this fight makes an excellent case for the newly announced Bellator Kickboxing, because Kevin Ferguson was never going to just stand and bang with Dhafir Harris like anyone who could ever be excited for this fight would have hoped.
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"Were my grandfather alive today, he'd be excited about how far we have come as a nation since 1963, he would feel a sense of urgency about the challenges that lie ahead and he most certainly would not be a Republican," Schlossberg wrote.
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"We are just trying to say to the fans, 'Yes, we know you are very excited, you have reason to be excited but give him the space to eat where he wants to eat and shop where he wants to shop,'" Bhatia said.
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An extra USB-C port would certainly be handy, and I't be even more handy to see a resolve to the USB-C versus Lightning situation, but I can't say I'd be excited to give up the extra internal real estate for it.
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This season has given fans a lot of things to be excited about (including highlighting women's roles in the show and theories about who will survive after this season's end,) but it seems that Facebook is joining in on the excitement as well.
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After all, while many of them may not be excited about a wall, per se, the majority of Republicans have long pushed for more aggressive border security measures and are technically on the same page with the president on this particular issue.
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The Denis Villeneuve-directed sci-fi epic looks like it'll retain a lot of the atmosphere and grit of the 1982 original Plus, Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford show down already, in case you didn't have to get enough to be excited about.
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Horror fans — or more specifically, horror fans with very strange senses of humor — will be excited to learn that the Leprechaun franchise will be coming to the service in June, as will the original Stargate and the Tom Hanks comedy The 'Burbs.
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"My dream is that young girls are going to be excited and want to read it because I feel like it's at a moment where there are women in the administration who aren't necessarily perfect role models for them," Dunham recently told PEOPLE.
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There is always a lot to be excited for in terms of Emmys style, but one thing we've been especially psyched to see is the contingent of super chic nominees over 50 and what they chose to wear to tonight's big event.
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The Boring Company does not have any projects "in progress" in the San Francisco area, a spokesperson tells CNBC Make It. But it would "be excited to develop fast, sustainable and affordable public transportation options for San Francisco," the company spokesperson says.
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"I thought someone would win, they'd be excited, come in and get their pizzas, but a story like this to come out of a contest like that..." Giuseppe Aiello, the son of the family-run pizzeria's co-owner, told CNN affiliate WFMZ.
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Both were fun and important, neither demanding a renewed existence—but the lack of LGBTQ-centric TV (and, especially, the lack of intersectional, lesbians-stay-alive TV) is so dire that we seemingly have to be excited, because there's not much else.
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Fans who were already disappointed by his dreadfully boring 2015 loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. certainly wouldn't pay for any potential rematch, and even if he returns to ESPN, it's hard to imagine an opponent fans would be excited to see him fight.
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I had been put off by some of Vegas's in-your-face glam, but it's hard not to be excited when walking through a hotel you encounter Warhol, Basquiat, Murakami, and more Damien Hirst than you'd find at most contemporary art galleries.
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For years now, the world's "Terminator" fans have been comfortable in the knowledge that we would never again be excited by the prospect of seeing another film in the franchise: The last one, "Terminator Genisys," was even more muddled than its title.
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LINDA R. AMRANI, NEW YORK To the Editor: As a 30-year Manhattan resident and an avid distance cyclist and commuter, I find it easy to be excited about the growth in bike lanes and Citi Bike, both of which I use.
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As if the ascendance of Natalie Portman's Jane Foster as the new Thor and the return of Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie weren't enough reason to be excited for Thor: Love and Thunder, now there's word a new actor may join the fray: Christian Bale.
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And so for us, I think it's also very much fun to be excited, and feel excited when you're at these events because why try to feel something else when you're flying all the way across the country to go to an event?
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The videos include a deep exploration of colour tones, technical advice on surfaces and professional input on mediums – Masterclass promises to reveal the science behind artist's materials and show everybody precisely why they should be excited about subjects like the color white.
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Bernie Sanders's strong showing in Iowa — where he lost to Hillary Clinton by a hair — gives his supporters a lot to be excited about, including the overwhelming support of young voters and evidence that he is a viable candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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We wanted people to be reminded of just how fresh and invigorating the music of Alpha 606 is, so we used these remixes to get attention for his project, to help people know who he is to be excited for his album.
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So the rest of the Noisey team put me to the challenge to revisit the group's 12-track debut and to see if the timeline was being fake stans due to one smash hit or if there was actually something to be excited about.
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While ABC's leading man may be excited to meet the families of the ladies left vying for his heart, he has to endure some serious grilling from fathers, mothers and Corinne's nanny before he can decide on who to give the final rose to.
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With Parasite's achievement, we can celebrate the shattering of another first, be excited for the positive impact it can have, and feel good knowing its win is a giant push for Hollywood to erase the borders that kept films like Roma from getting their due.
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From labels that actually understand streetwear (instead of just mimicking its greatest hits) to those that fulfill our undying craving for even more ruffles and femininity, these are the eight need-to-know labels that gave us a reason to be excited about the season.
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Many startups are focusing on millennials; with 60 percent thinking big banks are not designed to serve their generation, it is not surprising that 73 percent are more likely to be excited by a new financial service from a tech company than a nationwide bank.
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And Enfinger, who made it to the Championship Four in 2018, acknowledged with a smile that while everyone else may be "excited" to race at Charlotte, he still feels a bit "snake-bit" at the track — a change in luck this weekend would be welcome.
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Ronda Rousey has a lot to be excited about ... she's set to star in the Road House reboot ... she might land the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition ... and she's hosting SNL on January 23rd ... but what does she really want in life?
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Readers know that I have been and continue to be excited about the emerging blockchain/crypto/token opportunity and I believe it represents the next big wave of innovation in the tech sector, upon which many important companies, products, and technologies will be built.
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Lasers had been invented in 1960, but they were bulky, complex affairs built around simulated rubies or chambers full of a gas that could be "excited" into giving off light, the rays of which bounced between mirrors until they were concentrated into a single beam.
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Related: Justin Trudeau's Battle for Legal Weed in Canada Is Going to Be a Total Mess Although no other licensed producer was willing to say whether or not they were talking with Shoppers, several said they'd be excited about a potential partnership with the chain.
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Everyone may be excited about Monday's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams, but New Orleans, which has been absolutely demolishing teams since Week 143, improved to 9-1 with a huge win over the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.
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The nearly two million Game of Thrones fans who signed a petition for the Emmy-winning series' final season to be remade might be excited to hear that the cast shot a different ending — but equally disappointed to know that they'll probably never see it.
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All of them were snapped wearing various rises and colorways of Old Navy's bestselling Rockstar jean (and styling them in very different ways) – and we bet all will be excited to find out that the retailer is putting the denim on supersale, this Saturday only.
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But if we move beyond a noncall that cost New Orleans a trip to the Super Bowl — and focus on this game — it's easy to be excited about a matchup of teams that could end up in a second consecutive conference championship this year.
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Winter is typically a slower time when it comes to new shows in New York City (spring is a bigger kickoff), but there are still plenty of openings to be excited about, from big, splashy productions of classic works to totally original new stories.
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I'm not trying to justify why ReCore isn't good—that seems rooted in the game feeling as though it needed another six months of development—or that you should be excited to spend $40 in order to have a crappy time with a video game.
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"I don't see a fundamental reason to be excited about the miners, or about gold itself, because anything that depends on a weaker U.S. dollar just doesn't make sense to me with Donald Trump in the White House," said Allan Small, senior investment advisor at HollisWealth.
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The Democratic platform committee had some difficult conversations, especially around pipelines and the Israel-Palestine conflict, but on the main issue areas that had been the focus of the campaign, it was not too hard to come up with a platform everyone could be excited about.
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Again, I wouldn't recommend running off to install it first thing (assuming you don't conveniently have a spare Nexus or Pixel lying around), but there is a lot to be excited about when developers get the opportunity to catch up to what Google's prepping for them.
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One reason to be excited about GPT-2, says Ani Kembhavi, a researcher at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, is that predicting text can be thought of as an "uber-task" for computers: a broad challenge that, once solved, will open a floodgate of intelligence.
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Outside of his day-to-day life in New York, Sinclair has a lot to be excited about when it comes to High Maintenance: This season, the series moves from its Friday night slot to the more coveted Sunday night lineup, which should bring in new viewers.
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For many people, that alone will be sufficient reason to be excited, but the... Andy Grove, who fled from Nazi and Soviet oppression to become one of the most powerful business leaders in the global tech industry as the chairman and CEO of Intel, died on Monday.
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We've basically been obsessed with the mini-console since Nintendo announced it a week ago, and at the Nintendo-run "play lounge" here in San Diego we were able to see it in person (and realize that we've been right to be excited this entire time).
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Music lovers may be excited by the D.J. booth, which has a custom-built analog rotary mixer; the large, exposed Danley speakers on the ceiling; the subwoofers underneath the banquettes; the reel-to-reel audio player behind the bar; and the framed schematics of a Moog synthesizer.
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But, if the well-intentioned, US-based, designated feeder leagues in LFA and AMMA help provide bigger and better opportunities for these up-and-coming fighters, then you'd be hard-pressed to not be excited at the improved prospects of these hard-working men and women.
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Afraid of approaching someone who "won't get it," we see founders chasing the feedback they want to hear, often from peer entrepreneurs, who will be excited by a piece of technology but obviously won't be the ones who end up buying and using it as real customers.
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BigID bags another $50M round as data privacy laws proliferate It's only been four months since BigID announced a $50 million Series C. Investors seem to be excited about BigID's mission to understand and manage a company's data in the context of increasing privacy regulation. 6.
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And that suspicion and resistance are natural and inevitable, in the same way that Republican opposition to D.C. statehood would be inevitable; the people or the factions with power in a given institutional realm are never going to be excited by anything that would weaken it.
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And [that was] one of my reasons, probably one of my top reasons, of moving from the museum field into the academic field, where every day your job is to go in and convince people that this is important, that they should be excited and enthusiastic about it.
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"Food Network has been part of my family for over 20 years and will absolutely continue to be, and though there is a talented bench of Iron Chefs to tap, if I were asked, I'd be excited to return to Kitchen Stadium, whenever my schedule allows," he concludes.
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The exit polls also showed that even in the midst of a heated primary, about 2 out of 3 Democrats will be excited or optimistic if Hillary Clinton is their nominee -- and almost the same exact percentage will feel excited or optimistic if Bernie Sanders it their nominee.
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I think it's a wonderful story that demonstrates while all of us should be excited and intrigued about the science and the technology, we should never forget about the human component of a dedicated, committed, passionate scientist or group of scientists who will not take no for an answer.
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It's hard to believe that the beloved coming-of-age baseball classic is two and a half decades old – but fans will be excited to hear that there's a TV show set in the '80s in the works, featuring the original cast as grown-up versions of themselves.
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There are many reasons to be excited about working for a company the size of JPMorgan Chase (think 240,000-plus global employees and over $5 trillion of payments processed every day), but one specific reason is the chance to work on technology that's disrupting the financial services industry.
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The historic number of victorious female Democratic candidates, over 100, and the diversity of the candidate pool offers the party ample reasons to be excited that they better reflect the direction of the nation's population, and this will bolster their ability to compete in purple parts of the electorate.
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Along with being waterproof, the sheets are made from a phosphorescent material that can be illuminated by lighting elements that are embedded in the lift gate, or built into a storage compartment where the sheets can be excited before being installed and left to simply glow in the dark.
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"YouTube uniquely offers CouRage the ability to focus on both live streaming and VOD in a way that no other platform can and we think his YouTube community will be excited he's now combining both of these content formats in one place," said Ryan Wyatt, Head of Gaming, YouTube.
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Many players of the ever-growing nerdy hobby will be excited to conclude the story of Lovecraftian monsters invading the gothic horror setting of Innistrad, but most will be there to play and win draft format tournaments, in which players make use of a limited pool of cards.
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"We should be excited about automation, because what it could potentially mean is more time educating ourselves, more time creating art, more time investing in and investigating the sciences, more time focused on invention, more time going to space, more time enjoying the world that we live in," she said.
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While that may be — by his own admission — driving his operatives and donors crazy, the ad is going to introduce a lot of new voters, many of whom felt they had little to be excited about in November 2016, and who may rethink their feelings on voting this midterm election.
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Case in point: A few years from now, it's not likely that people are still going to be excited about that one episode of Complex Media's online series, Everyday Struggle, where Migos and the host, Joe Budden, come really close to scuffling on the carpet at the 2017 BET Awards.
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"We'll definitely have a little bit of quiet time when the baby's born, thankfully, but the life train will continue to move quickly so we'll be excited to introduce them to this family they're entering, which is pretty much on the move all the time," added the "This Time Around" crooner.
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"It's so much fun for me to not look back at the past and to look forward to the future and be excited about life for our family and my boy and everything, and so I just wanted to get away and get focused on the good stuff," he explained.
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That way, if she is indeed elected, her allies know what she will do, her supporters will be excited and prepared to mount a fight to achieve her goals in what will be a tough legislative environment -- and Republicans won't succeed when they try to define her in an unfavorable way.
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Fans of the film will be excited to know that you'll get to see all new locations and creatures that aren't in the film along with some of the things you'd expect to see, which keeps the attraction both true to the source material and fresh at the same time.
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White customer at Mexican restaurant swears at Spanish-speaking manager Kamala Harris confronts the 'elephant in the room' on the campaign trail Ethically challenged: Three scandals rock Trump administration in one day While some vegan consumers may be excited about the new alternatives coming to the market, dairy farmers aren't.
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The series will be produced by Sony Pictures Animation, and as Eater has pointed out, if its most recent release, the innovative and award-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, is any indication of what they're doing going forward, there's a lot to be excited about with this one.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), while 28503 percent said they would be excited by former Rep.
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This winter, you're letting go of old patterns of expressing yourself and discovering new sources of inspiration, and you'll only be excited about a partner if they're excited about the world, You're beginning a new journey and changing your world view, and it's important that a partner will support you in your goals.
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There are many reasons to be excited about the next season of Game Of Thrones: it's the penultimate season before the saga comes to a close, it might be the season that the Stark family reunites, and for me, personally, I hope it's the season that Sansa (Sophie Turner) kicks some serious ass.
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"The consequence of that is we can terrify or love or remember or be excited" by movies, books, and long car rides in a way that we previously couldn't, Edwards said at the premiere, highlighting the power of scent to trigger emotions—an aspect that immediately interested the director of Alex in Wonderland.
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ET, FSN Florida (Orlando), FSN Sun (Miami) ABOUT THE MAGIC (29-42): Orlando didn't expect to be measuring its final months this season on individual progression but that is the way it has played out, and the organization had to be excited about second-year point guard Elfrid Payton's performance on Wednesday.
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After a full decade as a band, Courtney realized, "You can look at it two ways, you can think "I can't believe we're still doing this, why are we still doing this?" or you can be excited: "I can't believe we're still doing this, why don't we double down and make it amazing?
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But first, I'm going to ask you a favor: Before you read this article, go back and read this one that outlines the hunt for quantum supremacy, what quantum supremacy means, who should be excited about it (computer scientists, physicists, and Google), and who need not worry about it (most other people).
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Across Apple's four software platforms there are many new things to be excited about — like a new pronunciation editor in VoiceOver on iOS 10 and tvOS; and Taptic Time in watchOS 3, which uses Apple Watch's haptic feedback to tell a VoiceOver user the time in environments where audio alerts are inappropriate, like in meetings.
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So don't be shocked if your friends ask if there's anything major you've been meaning to tell them: It's just that you'll have the healthy, happy gleam of someone who has something to be excited about, even if that "something" is just the really sick bounty you scored from all the end-of-summer sales.
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So I might as well just make the first move, some of them may come to deals and some of them may not be deals and that's really ok, I get back to them in a couple of months or weeks when I have something formidable because I want everyone to be excited by this.
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"We should be excited about automation, because what it could potentially mean is more time educating ourselves, more time creating art, more time investing in and investigating the sciences, more time focused on invention, more time going to space, more time enjoying the world that we live in," The Verge quoted Ocasio-Cortez as saying.
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"Obviously their main goal is winning the tournament, and that won't change," said Jon Podany, the L.P.G.A.'s chief marketing officer, "but when you've got a million-dollar prize, I would think the players will be concentrating on their performance on that hole each week and I think the players will be excited about it."
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So for those of you who are Avalanche fans looking for sunshine through a dark sky, or if you've seen through this setup and are simply excited for a lot of jokes at the Avalanche's expense, we've got you covered with the following list of reasons to be excited for the future in Denver. 1.
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" So I went looking for music, baby music, and I really didn't see anything adult-friendly that I would be excited to give as a gift, so I went back to the label, said to my boss, "We should get into the baby business and create a music series that's for the adult as well as their little ones.
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Both starting pitchers will be excited to take the mound at Wrigley Field, as Cubs left-hander Jon Lester is 183-2 with a 1.86 ERA in 14 home starts while Cardinals right-hander Carlos Martinez has been excellent on the road, going 9-1 with a 2.42 ERA in 14 starts away from St. Louis.
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All the Awesome DC Comics Toys of Toy Fair 2016Toy Fair is always a wonderful time of year for comics fans, a chance to see the superhero…Read more ReadIt seems like just as DC comics fans are in for a wallets' worth of pain this year, Marvel fans have just as much to be excited about.
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That figure is slightly below the 2202 percent of respondents in that category who would be excited for former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE to run.
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Van Jones: 16 reasons to be excited about the midterm Rainbow Wave November 7 In this election, we witnessed the end of two years of one-party rule and the beginning of a new Democratic Party: younger, browner, cooler; with more women, more veterans and the ability to contest and win races from the deep South to the Midwest.
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The poll found 22 percent would be excited to have Clinton return to challenge Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, but nearly 62 said she shouldn't bother running.
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The overall number of women in the Academy is just 28 percent: And the overall number of people of color is barely out of the single digits: Still, there are plenty of reasons to be excited about this year's incumbents — along with plenty of reasons to look askance at the Academy for waiting so long to invite more than a few industry legends.
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You can see a few screenshots from our app below: While we're waiting on an Amazon spokeperson to confirm whether we should actually be excited for more functionality — or if this just a vestigial component of an earlier test — CNBC's Todd Haselton says he managed to successfully start a few workouts, ones where the Echo Buds appeared to be tracking his steps.
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Seventy percent of voters in the poll said former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE shouldn't run again, while 13 percent said they would be "excited" if she did.
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Take a look: The message—which comes from a PR company representing an establishment called Solution Loans (and includes an exclamation mark, as though, uh, we should all be excited about Sheeran earning more money than we'll ever make with his damp dishwater music!!!)—is a lead into a campaign tool allowing the general public to compare their salary to that of their favorite musician.
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