Of good cheer of good cheer of good cheer—vocal array highlights mildly mocking chuckle.
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Tis the season for spreading cheer — celebrity cheer, that is.
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USA Cheer statement The USA Cheer National Safety Council, a nonprofit that aims to increase interest in cheer and promote safety, said its officials had viewed the video.
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Users can also choose their cheer buddy who will cheer for their favourite cricket team.
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It is not a cheer: a cheer is something joyful and merry and high-pitched.
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Viewers, in turn, want both someone to cheer for and a movement to cheer about.
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Netflix's documentary series "Cheer" has turned America's attention to cheer, an often forgotten and belittled sport.
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During the 10 Days of Cheer, customers can pick up a "Cheer Card", while supplies last.
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The film's rival cheer squads, the Toros and the Clovers, also cheer together on the football field.
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All Star cheer is a club sport that takes place on spring floor, rather than hardwood like collegiate cheer does.
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The Red Storm gave the crowd little to cheer about, but the crowd was happy to cheer when it could.
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The University of Washington isn't the only college cheer squad to post such "advice" ahead of cheer and dance-team tryouts.
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My parents had been planning to fly over from Britain to cheer me on, but now they'd have nothing to cheer.
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In the last episode of "Cheer," Gabi Butler told filmmakers that she was leaving Navarro to pursue a cheer career elsewhere.
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In addition to the tricks that are allowed, Butler also noted that All Star cheer has a different look than collegiate cheer.
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Basically, I cheer when my friends cheer and I shake my head in pretend disgust when it seems like something bad happened.
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An official noted that Sanders is scheduled to cheer on the U.S. team and cheer on the female athletes at the games.
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"Cheer" Is Built on a Pyramid of Broken Bodies [The Atlantic] Amanda Mull places "Cheer" in the wider context of college sports.
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Netflix&aposs new docuseries "Cheer" follows the cheer team at Navarro College as they worked to win the national championship in 2019.
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The movie focuses on two rival cheer teams: the Sharks and the Jets who go head to head at a cheer camp championship.
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" Tumbling Into "Cheer" and "Dare Me" [NPR Podcast] On this episode of NPR's "Pop Culture Happy Hour," the conversation also focuses on "Cheer" and "Dare Me." Linda Holmes describes "Cheer" as a show "I find quite inspiring at times, and also unbelievably bleak.
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I live alone part of the time, which is both wonderful (binge-watching "Cheer") and challenging (no one to talk to while watching "Cheer").
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We spoke to dozens of pro cheer hopefuls at one of the most in-demand cheer workshops in the country, Sideline Prep, and the message was unanimous: They don't care about the handbooks or the pay or the lawsuits — they just want to cheer.
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Netflix users have found a new obsession in Cheer, a documentary series that chronicles the lives of a Texas cheer team at Navarro Community College.
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All Star cheer takes place on a spring floor, allowing athletes to do more elaborate stunts, while collegiate cheer happens on mats atop a hardwood floor.
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I think the important thing here is less for low-income people to cheer the declining stock market than for high-income people to cheer higher paychecks.
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Customers also can visit participating Starbucks stores to receive a "cheer card" that will provide discounts on beverages, lunch items and other items for 10 Days of Cheer.
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"As I've said before, I cheer for him, I just don't want his team to win," she said, adding that "now, of course, I cheer for the whole team."
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Welcome to TV's Cheer-ocracy [Vulture] If you're wondering what to watch after "Cheer," consider USA's "Dare Me," a soapy noir show centered on a high school cheerleading squad.
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At the end of "Cheer," La'Darius Marshall, one of the main stunters and tumblers on Navarro's 2019 team, had signed a contract with a cheer gym in Valparaiso, Florida.
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Cheer-Up CharliesIt's only been around for a few years, and it's moved locations once, but Cheer-Ups has managed to become an institution for the young, artsy drinking class.
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Navarro College cheer coach Monica Aldama -- star of Netflix's uber-popular show, "Cheer" -- is speaking out after the national championship competition was canceled due to COVID-19 ... and it's heartbreaking.
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Why it's hard to stop watching 'Cheer' Cameras followed the squad for more than four months on its quest to defend the NCA Coed Cheer Junior College National Championship title.
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On Friday the coffee retailer launched 10 Days of Cheer, a program that offers free tall espresso beverages to customers who visit a "Pop Up Cheer Party" at a participating Starbucks.
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In "Cheer," the kids and staff often emphasize a phrase that declares everyone must "earn" their "spot on the mat," a reference to the surface on which the cheer team performs.
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We put on a few car washes to help pay for our Kaepa cheer shoes and the cost of cheer camp in the summer, but the school paid for everything else.
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About 150 guests – mostly women – cheer, clap and whistle.
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Prepare for good cheer, special programming — and big crowds.
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B etty : And healthy blood brings bliss and cheer.
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Cheer someone else up This may seem counterintuitive, however, we know from research in positive psychology that one of the best ways to cheer yourself up is to make someone else happy.
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The University of Kentucky cheer squad is representing the United States in a series of exhibitions with cheerleaders from Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Norway and the Netherlands, organized by the International Cheer Union.
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Varsity sets the rules for just about every cheer competition in America—either directly, through events hosted by their subsidiaries, or indirectly, through the sport's non-profit national governing body, USA Cheer.
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Holland quickly went viral after a fellow parent in the stands, Scott Willard, spotted the dad mimicking the same exact cheer routine his daughter's cheer squad performed when the Falcons scored a touchdown.
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Then they came for Alex Jones, and they cheer again.
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In at least one instance, Trump himself led the cheer.
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I'm here to boo the baddies and cheer the goodies.
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Stefani, looking a little sad, attempted to cheer him up.
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We cheer so loud that I practically lose my voice.
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Thanksgiving's holiday cheer will be replaced by angst and worry.
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Following the announcement, the crowd began to chant and cheer.
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Hope your holiday cheer remains larger than your tiny crowds.
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But at least we have dogs to cheer us up.
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It's not enough to cheer when women are treated equally.
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And, best of all, buy something to cheer yourself up.
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Migrants cheer after clearing the first immigration checkpoint in Chiapas.
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Spread holiday cheer to one and… to Apple Music subscribers!
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Now, nearly six months later, the Mets can cheer again.
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At the end, Smith led everyone in a group cheer.
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NATO's renaissance should cheer fans of the beleaguered liberal order.
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Still, it's impossible not to cheer for these charming players.
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This hunk of junk is always good for a cheer.
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"Headed to the Olympics to cheer on #TeamUSA," he tweeted.
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ARABS have little to cheer in this year's World Cup.
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Supporters cheer productions like the game show German… or Else!
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Did immigrants cheer for England or their country of origin?
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I didn't get to cheer Cespedes when they introduced him.
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They will cheer President Donald Trump's promise of debt relief.
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Your neighbor's giggly baby can cheer you up in minutes.
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President Donald Trump is wrong to cheer the purge on.
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With any luck, turkey, pumpkin pie and good cheer await.
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" The audience then erupted into a spontaneous cheer of "Kanye!
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" The audience then erupts into a spontaneous cheer of "Kanye!
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Hence, Monáe's cheer on Dirty Computer feels remote, even residual.
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His lights are much more meaningful than spreading holiday cheer.
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Lenny finally appears, and the ladies cheer the heroic fugitive.
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Maybe now the dang cat will cheer up a little.
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His voice chat teammates cheer in awe of his skills.
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I would be happy if you could cheer me on.
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At his big rallies, Trump supporters often cheer these points.
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At least that's what I'm telling myself to cheer up.
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But it wasn't the cheer and fun that fans noticed.
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Unfortunately, being a mascot isn't all laughs and good cheer.
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His team will cheer and stand up dozens of times.
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There would be no one to cheer your partisan points.
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We thought a Valentine's Day card could cheer him up!
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Cheer up Kylo Ren, it's almost like you have friends!
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Most Accidental: That is decidedly not something to cheer about.
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His homecoming, it appears, did nothing to cheer him up.
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Normally, there's at least some good cheer around the holidays.
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But don't cheer for anything that's actually athletic and amazing.
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He brimmed with cheer about the opportunities it would bring.
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Casey Newton: Just a really light... I'd like a cheer.
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Cheer up, though; the movie still has its quirky rewards.
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I want you to cheer when we get the wins.
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The announcement in court was met with cheer from onlookers.
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Cheer all you want, but keep your hands to yourself.
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But down in the Narmada valley there is little cheer.
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Traditionally, market participants have tended to cheer central bank activism.
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Beilhack seemed to try his best to cheer him up.
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After a cheer following "America," she focused on the crowd.
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Hyphen aside, the retailer expects to maintain its famous cheer.
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People in What Cheer, Iowa, don't wanna see Madeleine Albright.
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That notion cannot cheer Chief Justice Roberts, Professor Karlan said.
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They smile and cheer when I walk into their room.
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It's one that plenty of Democrats and liberals will cheer.
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Strategies Wall Street hasn't had much to cheer about lately.
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What will it mean to cheer on a winning team?
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Here's to keeping some holiday cheer in your travel plans!
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I remember trying to be funny to cheer them up.
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Cheer up: Warm, sunny weather should be back on Wednesday.
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The crowd went wild, leaping from their seats to cheer.
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It has wanted to cheer on the forces of democracy.
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Should progressives fear a Trump nomination or cheer it on?
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And sarcasm, irony, and good cheer are generally great things.
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When a female finally joined him, I had to cheer.
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"People literally cheer when these things come down," he said.
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I am telling you this just to cheer you up.
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I am telling you all this to cheer you up.
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But on Main Street, consumers do have plenty to cheer.
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She seemed to think it might cheer the character up.
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But hopefully I can cheer myself up a little bit.
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We'll see the Navarro Cheer team at Daytona this April.
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My dad brought me Cocoa Puffs to cheer me up.
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And I'll cheer as loud as I can for Kele.
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So ... what makes him the G.O.A.T. on the cheer mat??
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Or conversely, they not only see it, but cheer it.
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And sometimes, I got to cheer for an entire cuisine.
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But the good cheer about the economy may not last.
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For the Mets, there were plenty of reasons to cheer.
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When I see a big bit, I don't cheer anymore.
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But don't get too wrapped up in all that cheer.
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S. trade dispute provided some cheer to global risk sentiment.
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Wall Street bankers are unlikely to cheer such a development.
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Sales matter, and women sell music — why not cheer that?
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We cheer ourselves, our teams, our communities, to be sure.
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These babies are braced to cheer on their favorite team.
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Thus we'd cheer up all Americans, which other generations can't.
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Saturday • Cheer on the runners at the Brooklyn Half-Marathon.
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Raymond James' independent registered investment advisors have reason to cheer.
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His tweets on Sunday and Monday, however, belied any cheer.
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She's referred to as the Nick Saban of college cheer.
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Put it in a bright red planter for maximum cheer.
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Her store had the cheer of a maintained bulletin board.
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Many of his supporters cheer him taking on the establishment.
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I mean, if we go, you cheer for the Bluejays.
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Then a cheer went up as all dropped into darkness.
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If the House voted to censure Trump I would cheer.
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Who painted her nails and tried to cheer her up.
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Christmas cheer aside, it's a grim moment for physical retail.
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Both have the carefree good cheer of the very young.
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The literal impact of cheer becomes a visceral, shared experience.
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Cheer just makes it impossible for other people to deny.
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"Hurray for the pope," rose a cheer from the square.
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Cheer is available to stream on Netflix on January 8.
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So who has been listening to the most holiday cheer?
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It wasn't until 1923 that women were allowed to cheer.
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There's a cheer somewhere, as another team meets another milestone.
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Congressional Republicans are all but guaranteed to cheer the president.
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Fans showed up outside his trial to cheer him on.
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When Craft arrived, a cheer went up from the crowd.
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She told me she had tried to cheer Herman up.
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Supporters cheer during a rally for Republican presidential candidate Sen.
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And his followers cheer him on with virtually cultlike affirmation.
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Christmas has a reputation for being a time of cheer.
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I plan to be in Tokyo to cheer everyone on.
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Hopefully this hilarious Photoshop battle will cheer him right up.
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Anything but the usual blast of cheer, and it's fine.
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The teenagers are all out of central casting, cheer division.
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I wish you a peaceful good evening full of cheer.
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That good cheer is tangible throughout the other Time Inc.
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It's a moment of victory but the audience doesn't cheer.
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For two nights straight on Monday and Tuesday, Bernard Jennings, a delegate from Florida, carried his young son Ethan around the convention – standing to cheer, then sitting down, then standing up to cheer some more.
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For the few who haven't watched the show ... Navarro cheer is essentially the Tom Brady-era Patriots of the cheer world -- the Bulldogs compete for the national title every year and they're good as hell.
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The wars have been going on so long that we Americans have had time to cheer, and then protest, and then cheer again when we thought they might end, and then forget when they didn't.
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The Pearson family then jointly blew it out with a cheer.
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There was enough there to cheer up export aficionados in Shanghai.
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" Then, he adorably asks everyone to cheer with him, "Team Refugee!
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Apparently, those of us who can afford business class don't cheer.
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"If y'all like it afterwards feel free to cheer," he added.
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Smith is delivering a bumper crop of holiday cheer this year.
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Companies cheer tax cuts, but jobs are less certain to follow.
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Nothing will kill your holiday cheer like good ol' identity theft.
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The press does not normally cheer the president at such events.
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Markets falter: The post-G1.13 cheer could be starting to fade.
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But we could hear everyone cheer and it was so heartwarming.
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It's never too early to cheer on your favorite sports team!
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Tetsuo plans to travel to Tokyo to cheer on his granddaughter.
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Blake lively and her cheer squad always had each other's backs.
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Sure, it's tradition for football teams to have female cheer teams.
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They had a Harambe-inspired pregame cheer before vanquishing the Titans.
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I guess what I'm saying is, can you cheer me up?
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Pop Up Cheer Party locations will change daily, so visit Starbucks.
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Regardless of how you're feeling, it'll almost certainly cheer you up.
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It seems you actually can put a price on Christmas cheer.
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But even if you cheer Gab's problems, Stripe is no hero.
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Luckily, she had a plan and friends to cheer her on.
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Root for Jon; cheer if or when Ramsay loses his life.
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Both active and passive investors should cheer this quiet market trend.
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"That's when you guys are supposed to cheer, OK?" she said.
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Politicians and business execs cheer when the stock market is booming.
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As he reduces environmental protections much of congress may cheer him.
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Southwest turns on the pink lights and a loud cheer erupts.
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When they find the seven planets, they smile wide and cheer.
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Nothing like spreading holiday cheer to your neighbors quite like caroling.
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Surround yourself with people who are going to cheer you on.
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Reducing bottlenecks would cheer boardrooms from Samsung to Toyota to Unilever.
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People cheer as tiny group of Westboro Baptist Church protesters leaves.
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Many Twitter users took to social media to cheer the change.
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A hearty Wakanda cheer to Ryan Coogler for that incredible accomplishment.
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We cheer each other, advise each other, and believe each other.
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How can you not cheer for the world's best Pikachu player?
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Mr Modi's government has brought cheer to fast-growing private airlines.
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The Inn at Christmas Place never stops doling out holiday cheer!
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Tesco and Sainsbury's, for all their Christmas cheer, certainly can't relax.
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But all that cheer doesn't have to run you into debt.
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And I'd hope that you would cheer us on for this.
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Let the media cheer what they hope is another Trump setback.
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Asset-price booms are a source of cheer, but also anxiety.
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Follow him and cheer him on from the audience, of course.
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Arya has leveled up her murderousness once again and we cheer.
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Pro-independence demonstrators cheer outside the Catalan parliament, in Barcelona, Oct.
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These guys even got an insane cheer for taking their seats.
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I hope this will cheer me up, but it doesn't really.
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But America's and China's competitors should not cheer from the sidelines.
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Few seem to want to cheer the rally in risky eurobonds.
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Then I watch Parks and Rec, my favorite cheer up show.
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A cheer for the euro area, the ECB and the euro?
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Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are spreading holiday cheer via song.
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So, I decided to do something that would cheer them up.
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He dealt with them, and with me, with unfailing good cheer.
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Not sure which Kentucky Derby contender to cheer for this year?
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Famous golf fans are expected to cheer on their favorite players.
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Red-carpet romances will be your cup of cheer once again.
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Even some of them, who are usually more agitated, cheer up.
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Demonstrators cheer as a woman wearing a hijab approaches the microphone.
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He reminds the crowd that he'll destroy ISIS, and people cheer.
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Besides, what kind of heartless bastard doesn't cheer for the underdog?
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They want you to cheer for trailers at their glitzy events.
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That sounds impressive, but it brought shareholders relatively little to cheer.
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It will take place at Cheer-Up Charlies on March 13.
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Gail: You and your colleagues are certainly a beacon of cheer.
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It looks goofy but fun, and full of unseasonal holiday cheer.
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They're always giving the people of D.C. something to cheer about.
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To cheer herself up, Lamb goes to the city of Herat.
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The head of the Chair Committee reminded people not to cheer.
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But it's far from wholesome to cheer for some NFL teams.
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"No one, I…" And with that, Beryl's cheer turned to despair.
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But it's fun and communal, so let's cheer this development. Everywhere.
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But be of good cheer and pray for a peaceful heart.
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Teenagers Who's up for some news we can all cheer about?
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Toby Toad's 15,000 (and growing) Instagram followers cheer on each post.
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But optimism over the tax bill might still bring holiday cheer.
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Lawmakers took to Twitter to cheer their teams during the game.
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There was enough holiday cheer at multiplexes to spread the wealth.
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I was glad I could be there to cheer him up.
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It was amazing just to hear the crowd cheer so loud.
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But the good cheer was rapidly draining out of the room.
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Cheer him on in his every decision, irrespective of its plausibility.
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"Who will save Pakistan?" his supporters would cheer at his rallies.
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Advocates for student borrowers said that savings was nothing to cheer.
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So maybe make gazpacho to bring some cheer to your streets?
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The base gets to cheer its leader and boo the haters.
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Who will cheer in the end, the North or the South?
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"You can't take it with you," he'd cheer, before laughing uncomfortably.
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There's always another race, another wave, another mate to cheer on.
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And maybe we need that cheer after this incredibly stressful election.
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In an unsettling year, Pete Wells finds many reasons to cheer.
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He has photos of fans hanging out windows to cheer runners.
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Cheer up, Joel ... you still got a shot with Rihanna, maybe.
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Staying comfortable will help keep you motivated to cheer them on.
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I'll take the long view and raise a cheer for that.
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Thankfully, Alex Eaton-Salners is back to help cheer us up.
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Here's some photos of baby Barclay that'll cheer you up ... AWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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A vast cheer went up, a little after 8:20 p.m.
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Maybe some cookies and milk would cheer her up, she thought.
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I try to cheer myself up; soon I'll need new clothes!
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These days, home builders may not be as apt to cheer.
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An old college friend appeared to cheer me on Heartbreak Hill.
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Then, by all means, support the N.F.L. Cheer Silicon Valley's terminations.
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They cheer his incendiary tactics, sometimes likening them to Mao's methods.
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Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) fans cheer during the first inning. Rep.
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But the Knickerbockers needed more than good cheer to change Christmas.
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Supporters cheer his history-making potential as an openly gay contender.
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But Cheer does something much more expansive and even more compelling.
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I wonder if as many people would cheer that flag today.
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I wonder if as many people would cheer that flag today.
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Entering the courtyard, the commissioner is greeted by a loud cheer.
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Partly for the most pressing of reasons: to cheer us up.
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Today, it owns about 80% of the market for cheer uniforms.
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But I won't cheer any ill-gotten gains on those issues.
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"He wanted to cheer her up," Paul said, finishing the anecdote.
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Colleagues cheer on the editorializing and misreporting, and management rewards it.
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Don't judge them for their efforts to gain some good cheer.
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A kind message Parents bring cheer to students -- and their bathrooms.
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Chris said 'yes' which caused the crowd, and Adele, to cheer.
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Ironically, Luongo's sensational save drew a loud cheer from the crowd.
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In between the festive cheer, make time for some great journalism.
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Here's something that'll cheer you up ... the players' smokin' hot WAGS!!!
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So they cheer louder when he makes them watch it again.
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For a classic touch, send some cheer via an Elf card.
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But with their new album, Cheer, things couldn't be more different.
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Friends always came by to visit and to cheer me on.
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Denver Public Schools announced five employees had been placed on leave -- East High Principal Andy Mendelsberg, Assistant Principal Lisa Porter, Cheer Coach Ozell Williams, Assistant Cheer Coach Mariah Cladis and school system Deputy General Counsel Michael Hickman.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - They cheer, dance and sing in perfect unison.
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They give Kris a reassuring cheer and she hangs up feeling better.
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Before the morning Mass, one of the speakers onstage led a cheer.
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Hopefully, they'll be there to cheer her on when she eventually wins.
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Had some pretty cool people come out and cheer with us tonight!
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We had a little cheer in honour of #StephenHawking before tucking in.
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Nothing spreads holiday cheer like a singing Rock for all to hear.
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Vamp Show Holiday cheer doesn't always have to be light and bright.
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" Daughtry adds, "She wanted to cheer people up and make them happy.
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Christmas may have passed, but Disney's already planning next year's holiday cheer.
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I'm poor and I like doing face masks to cheer myself up.
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Jackie Evancho and Peter Hollens have teamed up to spread holiday cheer.
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But you cheer on the ones who can leave when it's time.
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Ideally, it's 'cheer for the good guy and boo the bad guy.
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Prince William attempted to cheer on his favorite soccer team to victory!
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It would be nice to give them something to cheer about, too.
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Families and supporters of the accused begin to cheer in the courtroom.
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Even [when] the kids are sick, the pigs always cheer them up.
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Jennifer Lawrence is spreading Christmas cheer in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.
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Click through to check out the Obama's holiday cheer, in card form.
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That will make bean-counters happy, but is unlikely to cheer politicians.
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She drew a cheer from mourners as she arrived at her pew.
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The holidays are supposed to be a time for cheer and celebration.
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Supporters cheer as they watch the returns for Jennifer Wexton's congressional race.
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But, but, but: There is still reason to cheer at the news.
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He asked the CPAC crowd to cheer which one they'd rather have.
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Maybe it's OK not to cheer for him in this case. [ESPN]
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That will cheer those who deride the spread of Mr Orban's ideas.
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The man who told me to cheer up is simply a representation.
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Hundreds of villagers made the trip from Balali to cheer her on.
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"5,19683 Cheer W.E.B. DuBois, Laugh at Lothrop Stoddard," the Afro-American blared.
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A brass band playing Bolivia's national anthem could not cheer them up.
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Up to a million spectators lined the streets to watch and cheer.
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Salvini said he was there to cheer against French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Yet these bullish signals have not brought cheer to the elephant hunters.
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Social media users took to Twitter on Tuesday to cheer the lineup.
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Garrett (Charlotte Rae) was watching in the audience to cheer her on!
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" Daughtry adds, "She wanted to cheer people up and make them happy.
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Looking to add a little last-minute holiday cheer to your home?
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The Intel workers cheer as their work makes it onto the air.
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Facebook's Bryant Park pop-up mixed holiday cheer with privacy setting education.
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But if you missed out on the festivities, then cheer up buttercup!
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There was something really beautiful about the first cheer that we got.
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It's a rare reason for investors in these state giants to cheer.
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And then I'm going to find a way to cheer myself up.
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Along with good tidings and cheer comes a list of must-haves.
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He was listening to Christmas music Wednesday morning to cheer himself up.
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Just watch the game and cheer for the guys you do like.
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Hermansen said yes, and the crowd on the beach began to cheer.
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Occasionally someone starts a cheer and the response is deafening #WomensMarch pic.twitter.
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"Cheer up, Snowflake," the post read, which included a photo of Black.
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Watch as the cat is slowly lifted to safety while onlookers cheer.
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Check it out ... paps cheer on the Biebs, who clearly needs it.
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It all goes down March 14 at famed venue Cheer Up Charlies.
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So the show will go on ... but no XMAS cheer, for sure.
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Cheer up, commuter: these episodes might be just the ticket you need.
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"Thank you for bringing back cheer to the Red Bucket!" said one.
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She was there to cheer me on just as she always had.
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When executives pay the White House a visit, their shareholders should cheer.
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An additional 100,000 youths participate in Pop Warner's cheer and dance programs.
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Described as "extensive", the talks have helped cheer up global equity investors.
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After a few shaky seconds it flares to life and they cheer.
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We cheer just as loudly and proudly when we win our marathons.
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Tyler Perry is spreading the holiday cheer one layaway at a time.
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Translation: bah humbug to political correctness ... I'm bringing back real yuletide cheer!
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The news will certainly cheer the government, which has strongly supported fracking.
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Vast reserves of calculation went into that illusion of relaxed, casual cheer.
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That earned her a rousing cheer in the Bletchley Park dining room.
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Come the next Winter Games, she'll plan to cheer on the athletes.
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Despite their sunny cheer, the pop-punk tag sits uneasily on them.
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At the time, Trump thought that Democrats would actually cheer his decision.
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The Associated Press: Liberal victories in primaries cheer some Democrats, worry others.
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" Dana Carvey and Steve Carell cheer on celebrity impressionists in "First Impressions.
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"In cheer, you're rooting for someone else, usually boys," Ms. Kulikowski said.
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But they shouldn't cheer the failure just because the bill is expensive.
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When Shiffrin works out, you are not supposed to cheer her on.
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The Crown's season 3 won't cheer her up — it's brilliant but unflattering.
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Despite the legal fight ahead, industry groups already see much to cheer.
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A sweep can cheer fans, and it often starts the hype machine.
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He's having a bad day and we need to cheer him up.
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To his Democratic colleagues, Labrador's assertive good cheer belied his doctrinaire conservatism.
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Even as you cheer these courageous Pakistanis, you must fear for them.
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Brittany S. Pierce also kicks off the series in a cheer uniform.
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Apple staff members cheer as attendees check in and receive their badges.
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Still, investors did not cheer Sony's decision to buy EMI Music Publishing.
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They cheer and wave, chanting "let's go home" as they run off.
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You're thinking, 'Oh, this is terrible', but in fact, they then cheer.
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An Indiana-based photographer is already spreading Christmas cheer across social media.
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Whom you cheer for, in the long run, is up to you.
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And he's performed a few Christmas miracles as he spread the cheer.
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You can't sit on the sidelines and cheer for teams to win.
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The irrepressible cheer of his vocals has always lit up his music.
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Dancing for girls downstairs, they cheer, they scream, clap, they'll tip you.
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When he goes to Camp Nou, Alex's chants simply cheer the players.
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We need to cheer them up, with a reminder of better times.
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The right partner for you will be happy to cheer you on.
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I put off lunch, instead opting for something to cheer me up.
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People who don't condemn, who actually cheer, what's happening at the border?
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It is political when we cheer the babyface with the American flag.
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It's always painful and you can't cheer when a company does it.
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The highlight was hobbling past my family's cheer squad at mile 24.
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" And I was sick a couple of weeks ago and binged "Cheer.
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Those fans will now get at least one more chance to cheer.
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So some are trying to spread a little hope and cheer instead.
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I sure as hell don't want to cheer for your soccer teams.
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Meanwhile, the cheer of his melodies coats the album in pop sugar.
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" He added, "I might have to cheer for a Canadian hockey team.
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Restaurants In an unsettling year, Pete Wells finds many reasons to cheer.
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Offsides How do you cheer for a country that kills its citizens?
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The others cheer and send flocks of birds fluttering from the treetops.
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To cheer up her student, Snyder explained in her post on Sept.
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They will cheer her, but their hearts will not be in it.
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There is still too little to cheer in Latin America's largest economy.
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But there is a difference between ease and cheer, certainty and joy.
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Cheer for whichever team you want, Super Bowl 2020 is about women.
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Similarly, I had "cheer" for CHANT a little further in, at 35A.
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And over at Original Content, we review the Netflix cheerleading documentary "Cheer."
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Family and friends traveled from his native Toronto to cheer him on.
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It's this refreshing kindness that makes Pera so easy to cheer on.
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"Cheer" focuses on the competitive squad at Navarro College in Corsicana, Tex.
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" Mr. James is the author of the novel "Cheer Up, Mr. Widdicombe.
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Their supporters pulled out their very best memes to cheer them on.
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Tickets for this ride full of holiday cheer cost $65 per person.
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I turn on old episodes of Kitchen Nightmares to cheer myself up.
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There were certainly elements of the poll for both sides to cheer.
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So, let's cheer the effective end of blue slips for judicial nominees.
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Despite my "please cheer" sign, no strangers offered vocal support for us.
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When they were finally rewarded, it was really something to cheer about.
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There's not much to cheer about, and the news is relentlessly upsetting.
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In Netflix's Cheer, there's always a melancholy sense of the future looming.
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Cheer music has always been about creativity in the face of constraint.
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My major selling point, as cheer material, was my left front hurdler.
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And that's what Cheer provides: evidence, over and over again, of options.
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Did you get the idea for Cheer while filming Last Chance U?
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Cheer follows the lives of cheerleaders at Navarro Community College in Texas.
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Iranian women cheer the men's national team in Tehran on Oct. 10.
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Warren's proposal was greeted with a cheer from New York State Sen.
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I'm more than happy to just cheer them on from the sidelines.
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are spreading Christmas cheer to their children.
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Christmas is just around the corner — for many, a time of cheer.
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Someone would say that socialism is bad and the crowd would cheer.
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The lovebirds then hug as loved ones cheer loudly in the background.
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Here are four first efforts that will add to your holiday cheer.
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This time, the home team, and the home fans, got to cheer.
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So one might naturally assume that libertarians would cheer federal government shutdowns.
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His honeyed lilt sweetens dancehall macho with gentle affection and melodic cheer.
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Just as there are spillovers conservatives cheer, there are spillovers progressives celebrate.
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And in a way, Cheer feels like a companion piece to that.
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And it's no surprise investors are willing to cheer a rate cut.
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Obviously, we're trying to invoke them to cheer when they're supposed to cheer and boo when they're supposed to boo and laugh when they're supposed to laugh and feel sympathy when they need sympathy and horror when there's horror.
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I'm making my favorite sauce and I hope you're enjoying the Yuletide cheer!
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Even those who came to cheer the movie have failed to defend it.
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Is this a way to cheer on Natalie Portman at tonight's Golden Globes?
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One Utah family is adding some extra holiday cheer to the Christmas season.
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We went to eat to cheer ourselves up, looking for a little normality.
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" She added, "But we could hear everyone cheer and it was so heartwarming.
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Shot mainly in New York and Toronto, KHNH drips with color and cheer.
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Wall Street would cheer if tech companies simply had to pay large fines.
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Coworkers of a friendly janitor banded together to bring him some birthday cheer.
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"When everyone realized what was happening, they started to cheer," Banfield tells PEOPLE.
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I hope he's not hungry…" "Chris and See-Threepio enjoy some Christmas cheer!
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"People stand in the streets at night and cheer for us," he said.
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Proud mama Tina Knowles-Lawson attended the performance to cheer her daughters on.
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There will be plenty of festive cheer along with opportunities to catch up.
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Lastly, remember that no one is trying to take away your holiday cheer.
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But Ivanka Trump got a roomful of Republicans to stand up and cheer.
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And it appears to provide a benefit sure to cheer patients and payers.
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That would be a huge improvement on the past, but hard to cheer.
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At one point, Bran himself (Isaac Hempstead Wright) appeared to cheer people on.
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They cheer me on, as I do them when they send me theirs.
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A third cause for cheer is the proliferation of different kinds of universities.
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I ended up putting pictures of trees on the walls to cheer up.
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It's easy to cheer on the risk-taking impulse behind the new film.
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" As the crowd started to cheer, Obama added playfully, "These were cigarettes, people.
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There are at least three explanations for the recent decline in holiday cheer.
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Set your DVRs: Over 500 hours of holiday cheer is heading your way.
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Mahathir Mohamad supporters cheer as they watch the election in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Chloe tells her (believably) that the injuries are from cheer practice, but Mrs.
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Then the holidays are all about stress and hard work and forced cheer.
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Even the characters we used to unabashedly cheer for are giving us pause.
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This senseless act of violence has rocked our Poly Cheer and Song family.
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There's no Christmas law that says Christmas cards need to spread holiday cheer.
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Now, his dramatic tax cut plans give them even more reasons to cheer.
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If not, capital flooding into America may not be something he should cheer.
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Peace-deal sceptics cheer on forced eradication; pro-deal politicians back crop substitution.
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Come and cheer on the region's top early-stage startups in the region.
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When you're in a bad mood, he knows how to cheer you up.
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"Now I am probably going to cheer for the whole team," she said.
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Real conservatives, who champion local fixes for local problems, ought to cheer that.
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Still, I didn't cheer him on any less as he stood his ground.
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The thing is, the average viewer doesn't always have someone to cheer for.
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You can send along your holiday cheer to the following address: Ryland WardP.
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Let's give a big cheer for Ryan Lochte—he's older, kinder, and wiser.
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Rows of wheelchair-bound supporters around the podium cheer on the leftist politician.
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Homeowners with solar panels cheer net metering as it lowers their power bills.
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The students make signs and cheer when the Hero appears on the screen.
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A standing cheer for a man who -- despite his appearance -- had no limitations.
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The fans cheer, the stock goes up, the short-sellers are foiled again.
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Christmas may be over but Kim Kardashian West isn't done spreading holiday cheer.
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Initially, when the cheer coach approached him about joining the squad, he refused.
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Normally, this wouldn't be something to cheer about, but the result favored Iceland.
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Cheer Up Charlies, 900 Red River St., Austin, TX; 512-431-2133. 16.
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I hope I can give them something to cheer about on Sunday afternoon.
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Christmas this year was filled with a little extra cheer for Kirstie Alley.
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Villages in nearby towns came out to cheer them on, waving Turkish flags.
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"I'm proud of you Zayn!" was the overwhelming favorite cheer in the crowd.
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She was visibly moved when supporters responded to loudspeaker calls to cheer her.
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"Yes," Luna replies immediately, leading everyone in the room to clap and cheer.
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We were there for people to point at, laugh at, cheer, or jeer.
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When it finally does, they cheer, and Michael assumes it's because of him.
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Joey: A few of us were in a brass band called What Cheer?
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He can then only stand by and cheer for Natalie to pull hers.
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This might cheer you up: Good news is coming around money or career.
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Leaflets are circulated, which cheer on Labour's leader and attack Tories and Blairites.
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You can still cheer on your favorites from the comfort of your couch.
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"What neighborhood was it in?" he continued, as the crowd began to cheer.
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" "Assange's critics may cheer, but this is a dark moment for press freedom.
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Some cheer it, others believe it is the perfect example of Trump excess.
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Assange's critics may cheer, but this is a dark moment for press freedom.
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Fans, who have named him Big Sexy, cheer every time he makes contact.
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Another 2.5 million spectators will line the city's streets to cheer them on.
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People embrace new ventures and cheer creative solutions to help people eat better.
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Several packages offer built-in holiday cheer at the Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park.
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Germany fans cheer prior to the Group F match between Germany and Mexico.
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U.S. stocks were trading higher as investors continued to cheer the tax cuts.
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The trend is likely to cheer supporters of Trump's hardline stance on immigration.
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But the painting started later, as a way to cheer up my brother.
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In season one, he uses it to cheer up a grumpy Ryan Atwood.
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Cheer-Ups works super hard booking new and experimental bands, local and international.
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But hordes of tourists are no reason to miss out on the cheer.
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We also send care packages to cheer each other up during difficult times.
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"Everywhere she goes, evil men die and we cheer for it," he said.
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I love that preparation, how excessive it is, how appropriate to holiday cheer.
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She obliges, and out of the phone comes a waterfall of good cheer.
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They vote Democratic and cheer on all the proper causes of the left.
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It started as a way to cheer each other up on tough days.
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A closer reading of the Japanese figures gave economists little reason to cheer.
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In Italy we cheer our tenors — until we boo them off the stage.
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And then a sudden, cathartic cheer greeted South Korea's first goal in Kazan.
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In the face of all of these problems, can I continue to cheer?
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It's an easy impression to cheer and a hard one to laugh at.
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McCarthy would cheer the methods of today's Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee.
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It's a song that the audience can't help but want to cheer on.
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In a region mired in autocracy, perhaps even that is something to cheer. ■
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It was the holidays, I was drunk on eggnog, I was watching 'Cheer.
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Finau joined four dozen relatives on the sidelines to cheer on his firstborn.
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He was jealous that Winnipeg could cheer for his team, for his players.
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Clad in black, he will cheer on the All Blacks in Japan. Why?
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Pepperidge Farm isn't the only one in a hurry to spread Christmas cheer.
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This six-episode docuseries will make you cry, smile, grimace and, yes, cheer.
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If the idea of Black Friday shopping gives you the blues, cheer up.
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But Mr. Albers, 36, does his best to create holiday cheer at work.
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" This parade of good cheer might help explain why, as Russo notes, "D.
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There's nothing like a silly milestone to make traders cheer on Wall Street.
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John Legend and Kelly Clarkson are bringing some holiday cheer to The Voice!
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George Washington's portrait looks on at the Christmas cheer in the East Room.
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I put on Netflix's Cheer and try not to cry when they .
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Is anyone from your family coming to cheer you on on the sidelines?
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And judging by Mr. Clark's eternal good cheer, they've found what they wanted.
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His pals cheer him up by building a raft they all fish from.
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That need helps explain the latest phase of cheer music's evolution: technological disruption.
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Surveying cheer music's recent history, it seems like things are coming full circle.
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And if you sense an allegory there, it might just cheer you up.
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If you don't get that, you haven't been paying attention — or watching Cheer.
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Cheer also gives viewers a front-row seat to the process of perfection.
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MPs cheer Mr Bahuri's appointment: senior police assiduously cultivate good relations with politicians.
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A cheer fan account even posted this speculative definition to Twitter in 2018.
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Herkimer patented the pompom, and was responsible for a few key cheer moves.
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In 2004, the newly formed International Cheer Union held the first world championships.
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Read: Brands have already started dropping our favorite products outfitted in festive cheer.
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She tells us the original meaning of familiar words ("cheer" once meant "face").
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North Korea will also send around 230 supporters to cheer on its athletes.
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Families of competitors and colleagues turn out in force to cheer them on
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"That's how you do it!" someone yells in the video as travelers cheer.
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Thursday's run of U.S. economic data gave dollar bulls some reason for cheer.
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An estimated 300 American supporters were in the hall to cheer the team.
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Nick let out a huuuuge cheer after he slipped the ring on her.
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"Sometimes the audience would just cheer to make me feel better," Lizzo said.
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Sign this pup up for the cheer squad at the next basketball game!
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But nothing spreads holiday cheer like gift wrap with snowmen on them, right?
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Then I realized that what I needed to do was cheer him on.
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I can cheer myself up on a gray day with that bathroom scene.
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But cheer up — it's the holiday season, with lots of updated movie classics.
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Conservatives, however, are bound to cheer almost any effort to cut government wages.
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Listen: To a hard smack of good cheer from the Lil Peep archives.
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The cheer that erupted from theater owners afterward was certainly a positive sign.
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To cheer for football knowing what it may be doing to players' brains?
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In order to conduct a fair and thorough investigation, we have placed East Principal Andy Mendelsberg, East Assistant Principal Lisa Porter, East Cheer Coach Ozell Williams, East Assistant Cheer Coach Mariah Cladis and DPS Deputy General Counsel Michael Hickman on leave.
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The arena was never louder than it was after Sweden scored the first of eight goals and the North Korean cheer squad immediately sparked a rousing, flag-waving chant of "Cheer up!" that was joined by nearly everyone in the stadium.
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"You'll see people bring service animals by to cheer up hospital patients," Quinn says.
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On Thursday, the United States-traded Alibaba offered investors a reason to cheer up.
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The third reason for cheer is Mr Flannery's desire to reform GE's management culture.
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I'm glad Dream is there to add some cheer to Rob and Chyna's holidays.
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But I can continue to cheer for my team, my family, and my friends.
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There are thousands of Irish men and women in Vegas to cheer on Conor.
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Rascal Flatts' fans will have some extra cheer around the house this holiday season.
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His seatmate asked Kotesky if he had come to D.C. protest or to cheer.
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The festivalgoers cheer when Josh fixes the music, but the praise is short-lived.
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He also believes a strong holiday season will inject some cheer into the market.
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Surprisingly strong U.S. jobs data on Friday has done little to cheer the mood.
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He grins and his supporters cheer because it&aposs another blow against the elites.
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"It's horrible, coupled together that they were going to a cheer competition," Moore said.
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Thousands of supporters gather in the National Mall to cheer on the new president.
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"He likes being surrounded by people and everyone is trying to cheer him up."
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But the Milwaukee crowd didn't seem to mind and continued to cheer Yelich on.
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The video quickly vent viral, spreading the opposite of holiday cheer across the internet.
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Alex's grandfather, a former soccer legend himself, comes in afterward to cheer him up.
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Sometimes you just have to depend on yourself to bring in the holiday cheer.
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After Bush lost to Bill Clinton, he had Carvey come cheer up his staff.
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This December, why not try bringing some of that minty cheer onto your face?
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I don't know about you, but it made me cheer at my computer screen.
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Big Pharma thus has reason to cheer the shake-up; local drugmakers less so.
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And while Van Drew's vote irritated House Democrats, Peterson's move may cheer some on.
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They build each other up, celebrate one another's successes, and cheer each other on.
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When someone delivered a zinger, or finished speaking, the rest would clap and cheer.
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Nearly 252,258 college students packed into the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse, N.Y., cheer wildly.
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The public will cheer: less carbon spewed into the air should mean less smog.
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Mr Arrow and Mr Debreu spelled out precisely when that good cheer was justified.
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For an extra burst of cheer, the mug also has a bright yellow lid.
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All the building of new infrastructure may be doing little to cheer Uighurs, either.
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Her expectations for a resolution are low, but Malika tries to cheer her up.
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On April 23, the trio will be at the course to cheer on participants.
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The Ship's Company gives a 'Man and Cheer Ship' in The Queen's honour pic.twitter.
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Young, unwed mothers are not often met with a chorus of congratulations and cheer.
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You'll just be able to cheer on the spectacle without worrying about human safety.
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As younger versions of Jane cheer for her skin-baring mom, you will too.
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The YouGov survey does offer some cause for cheer on this Eid al-Fitr.
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When she and Martha went to cheer of Gigi Hadid at her fashion show.
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Black Friday Deal: Zappos is spreading cheer with its best prices of the year!
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But in future there will be far fewer Bulgarians to share this good cheer.
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Display in the center of your dining room table for the ultimate holiday cheer!
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He definitely has a hangover, so I send him memes to cheer him up.
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Among rich countries Germany enjoys higher incomes and greater cheer than ten years ago.
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The desire to cheer, comfort, and help someone who is bound to wear it.
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Members of the National Border Patrol Council cheer for President Trump during Election Day.
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The audience is meant to cheer as cops or detectives uncover iniquity and immorality.
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Still, those affected have reason to cheer, and likely so does Chase, Schulz said.
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The first gives cause for cheer: deaths from heroin and prescription opioids are falling.
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Both of these people have become characters we can cheer on or sneer on.
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With Christmas around the corner, festive cheer may be in short supply this year.
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Now, there's yet another reason to cheer on the brand: its body-positive mannequins.
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As Coughlin ran onto the field before the game, many fans stood to cheer.
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It was hard not to cheer for Gasparyan, a lanky 21-year-old Russian.
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So, unsurprisingly, Ruth has a not-at-all approved idea to cheer them up.
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One reason for cheer is that infrastructure can be less expensive than governments think.
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But if we're being honest, a lot of this holiday cheer is pretty white.
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AFTER long recessions, Brazil and Argentina still cheer when good economic news comes out.
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But cheer up: Saturday's jackpot is now $675 milllion, the largest in U.S. history.
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Clothing chain Next provided some initial cheer, beating expectations and upgrading its profit forecast.
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Looking at last week's Thanksgiving numbers, that could spoil a lot of holiday cheer.
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Alex's grandfather, a former soccer legend himself, comes in afterwards to cheer him up.
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At the international level, fans have a clear rooting interest: cheer for your country.
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As Flounder wallows in sadness, one of the guys tries to cheer him up.
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If I go above and beyond and cheer on my teammates, what's gonna happen?
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Alan Arbesfeld is having such a day, and we need to cheer him up.
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Home matches would get 4,000 ... and everyone would cheer if we got a draw.
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"I do get to follow what's happening and cheer from the sidelines," he said.
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But I also hope you'll laugh, smile, shout, scream and stand up and cheer!
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What to expect: The tech crowd will cheer Newark's voluntary commitment to net neutrality.
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The move was met with a huge cheer from the crowd (and Wall Street).
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When I feel sad, I read the fans' messages, and they cheer me up.
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If a sweet little fling would cheer these two up, we're all for it.
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The gloom for music bosses and artists, however, remains far greater than any cheer.
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Ms Traister is right to cheer the advances that have created this new era.
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The women cheer and raise their fists in the air as they speed off.
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His ego is bruised, but Claire knows just the thing to cheer him up.
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Conflicted and melancholy though it may be, The Life of Pablo brings good cheer.
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Golden State fans may have to wait a while to cheer on Mr Curry.
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After all, didn't y'all cheer for me when I made it through Eventide Island?
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The Duchess of Sussex was at Wimbledon to cheer on Serena Williams last week.
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Pirates of the front porch Christmastime means good cheer, online shopping ... and porch pirates.
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Because choosing who to cheer for between Schumer and Clarkson is simply too hard.
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But we're very supportive because we will cheer for each other while we're running.
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This seemed to cheer her up, but I couldn't stop thinking about Blair's story.
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She was there to cheer, but after a while, she got bored with watching.
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There are plenty of preachers out there who will cheer him, and Trump, on.
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When irritation becomes so common, good cheer can be novel, if not downright irreverent.
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He'll bring an extra dose of cheer to New York at the Hulu Theatre.
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The holiday season always brings plenty of joy, cheer, and packages — lots of packages.
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You can even sneak in a little cheer by picking a holiday-ish print.
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He brings the same sort of kaleidoscopic brightness and relentless cheer to his music.
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"We live in fear, but we also cheer when an article survives," she said.
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In the meantime, we should cheer the positive news of the military retirement overhaul.
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The cheer continues in the master bedroom, where more paper snowflakes and gifts await.
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His supporters cheer, and Democrats and Independents give him the benefit of the doubt.
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IDF soldiers cheer as you hear the gunshot and see the Palestinian man fall.
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Hundreds more came out to watch and cheer for them from the water's edge.
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But even the cheer-whisperer can't get through to the clump of mean girls.
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I think the other countries might even cheer for the North American just because.
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Not even Rogue One — the company's billion-dollar, Star-Wars smash — could cheer traders.
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To share the ball, to make an extra pass, to cheer for your teammates.
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Giant Bomb fans made an appreciation thread to cheer me up—and it did.
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The reason to cheer is that this deal might spark a wave of consolidation.
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One performed, ironically, by someone who is the very embodiment of good-natured cheer.
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"You know my oncologist tried to cheer me up the other day," Trebek said.
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Maybe his "beloved Orioles" will one day be champs again, and he'll cheer up.
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You can cheer on the participants racing 43 miles from Brooklyn to Central Park.
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We're supposed to cheer the Christian forces prevailing over the Saracens and their religion.
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You can cheer on an opponent for political reasons, but what if you lose?
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Then again, the increased warmth and cheer make for piquant tunes and delectable textures.
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In case you've missed it, cheer Twitter and baseball Twitter had quite the scuffle.
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Borna is a great guy; I hope they cheer for him in the future.
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To add cheer, may I suggest a crackling fire and a bottle of bubbly?
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Artificial cheer filled the hallways in the nursing home — the stage set, enter Christmas.
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Twinkling pine, spruce and fir trees bring holiday cheer to homes around the world.
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But it's still Christmas so let's try to have some cheer tonight, shall we?
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That is why conservatives cheer the moves by young liberals to densely populated cities.
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Here are some tips to stay comfortable and stay motivated to cheer them on.
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Halfway through, Guo would call in on someone's cellphone, and the crowd would cheer.
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It ends up in a big roar, or cheer, and that gets everybody going.
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The minority who cheer this fact severely harm our inspirational role in the world.
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Undeterred, he would leave work early and come to my track meets and cheer.
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When my mother was in the hospital, I asked him to cheer her up.
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That his supporters will laugh and cheer and that his enemies will be triggered.
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The louder his supporters cheer, the more he seems convinced he'll win re-election.
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"We always joke about who my mom and dad would cheer for," Marissa said.
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Beyond recent headlines, however, the likes of the UAW have some reasons to cheer.
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Ask the male professional athletes who regularly watch and cheer for their female counterparts.
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" But before you spring from your isolation-in-place for a cheer, underline "potentially.
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But find those gimmes first, and cheer for yourself when you fill them in.
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They share a kiss, and then he steps backstage to cheer from the sidelines.
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"Come on, cheer on the Youth League's idols," the league urged on social media.
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People cheer as the pig is dropped, and an announcer narrates what is happening.
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Europe's dismay could only have deepened when Congress seemed to cheer Mr. Trump on.
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Adults were there too, and many took off work to cheer them along Broadway.
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A musician, Mr. Brady has been teaching the grandchildren harmonica to cheer them up.
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I put on Queer Eye to cheer myself up — I have major PMS blues.
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Audiences, too, cheer him with a kind of enthusiasm more familiar from arena sports.
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And yet there is no word on whether "Cheer" will have a second season.
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Yet Cheer taps into the often-unexplored desire to impress and please your supervisor.
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Or cheer for the Cleveland Browns, who didn't win a single game in 2017.
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The Savoy Hotel in London is building holiday cheer one brick at a time.
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The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.
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"I want to put more cheer into the day rather than sadness," she said.
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On Wednesday, investors found much to cheer in the Fed's assessment of the economy.
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On Wednesday, investors found much to cheer in the Fed's assessment of the economy.
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His visit helped heal hearts and cheer those who were wounded in this tragedy.
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Packaging firm DS Smith dropped over 7% after financial results failed to cheer investors.
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Those are hardly formulas activists should cheer, much less try to replicate going forward.
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S. Phase 26 trade deal will be signed next week added to the cheer.
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So the cheer team was told to entertain at halftime to keep students occupied.
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They included a 229-member cheer squad, taekwondo performers, journalists and the sports minister.
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"When officers roll out of their precincts, no crowds cheer them on," he said.
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Trevonce, who passed away long ago, was my savior as I learned to cheer.
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But then she sacrifices the snack to cheer for a grand slam. http://abcn.
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Enabler China will cheer on the regime at its 70th anniversary commemoration in September.
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"It's important to be able to spread Christmas cheer to all children," he added.
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But now, everything you need for Carey's Christmas cheer is right in one place.
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It's fine to report on North Korea's Olympic cheer squads (unsettling as they are).
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European leaders struggling with a rise of populist forces rushed to cheer the result.
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He would send me Bible scripts and just stuff to cheer up my day.
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Two little pups are bringing Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave's family some much-needed Christmas cheer.
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She would not have to shift much to win a cheer from the streets.
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Competitors might have taken a moment to cheer immediately after the Amazon earnings release.
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Afterward, the other producers cheer as Goldberg scoops money off the control-room floor.
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They bring together all races, genders and ages to cheer a team to victory.
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Arauz also frequently dresses up in costumes to cheer up children in local hospitals.
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Still, without visitors to bring the cheer, Macy's holiday setup felt all too empty.
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Consider this a two-minute teaser, in the form of some syncopated Christmas cheer.
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"When you get dumped," Mr. Davidson said, pausing as the audience began to cheer.
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Outside the church, a crowd of 100,000 had been assembled to cheer the leaders.
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Their grim daily labor was a surreal clash with the holiday cheer they manufactured.
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Of course, the prison officials I knew would try to offer some holiday cheer.
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Time to kick up the energy and get ready to cheer on Team USA!
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Eat the terrine with toast points and cheer your stupidly decadent lifestyle, you champion.
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Other students and fans flooded campus to chant and cheer -- the videos are insane!
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I cheer embarrassingly loud from the crowd as she gets on stage for her set.
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As she remains in Cleveland, Khloé Kardashian is continuing to cheer on boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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Cheer up: There are many more ways to take part in the fashion week festivities.
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Quick, someone cheer us up with those adorable photos from Kit and Rose's wedding day!
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Michael evades airport security and Robert Loggia's goons in time to cheer for his dad.
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She relayed the message to the team, and I heard everyone around the table cheer.
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He was normally Babe's biggest cheerleader, but in this moment, there was nothing to cheer.
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Thousands gathered in the streets in Miami's Little Havana to cheer and wave Cuban flags.
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But for me, and maybe you, too, it can be a day of holiday cheer.
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Insecure, like how you take people around with you to clap and cheer for you.
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He continued to cheer for his beloved Sao Paulo with the help of his father.
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How do you feel about that ending that makes us cheer for an inanimate object?
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And we're pretty confident that Nick will try to cheer her up with a rose.
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Her round-capping birdie at No. 210 brought a huge cheer from the home crowd.
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Both years, his West Fork teammates have traveled to Dakota's games to cheer him on.
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They'd get to cheer him on one last time as the campaign faded into memory.
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In an effort to cheer his wife up, Scott invites friends over for a party.
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Supporters cheer during a caucus night rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Tuesday, Feb.
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Supporters of Ocasio-Cortez cheer at her midterm election night party in New York City.
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But Saudi observers believe Mohammed bin Salman's real interest is to cheer up Saudis themselves.
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Only unlike the election, you'll be able to cheer while watching Battle of the Sexes.
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They co-opted his own cheer and got a good "Lock him up" chant going.
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Supporters cheer as President Trump speaks during a campaign rally in Houston on Oct. 22.
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Even so, the way in which ECOWAS rallied to Gambia's defence is cause for cheer.
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Elf Who knew an intense psychological drama was hidden under all of that Christmas cheer?
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Netflix's documentary series "Cheer" has been a massive hit since its release on January 8.
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Grandma Mavis, who was "oooooo so proud," continued to cheer her grandson on via Twitter.
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As a general election looms next year, the results have given cheer to the CNRP.
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A lot of bystanders, your ego included, will cheer you as you get higher valuations.
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To cheer myself up, I started creating collages of the twins — it was like therapy!
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Why it matters: Grassley's frankness about supporting this type of effort will cheer free traders.
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So I'll cheer on those who want to move America to a no-tip system.
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In January 2016, Carey shared several photos on Instagram showing off even more Christmas cheer.
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In communist Vietnam conservatives would cheer the removal of a powerful external impetus for reform.
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The movie's see-sawing between familial cheer and simmering mistrust is both dizzying and absorbing.
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With a CNN poll showing a Pence victory, Republicans finally have reason to cheer again.
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Supporters continue to cheer on their candidate and disparage the other, according to the data.
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Flip through the gallery to see the NFL's finest females cheer on their hometown heroes.
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Proud to cheer on Team USA at the Invictus Games today with my friend Joe.
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Some of our veterans and active-duty soldiers have gone out to cheer them on.
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Lately stars have been getting much more creative when it comes to spreading Christmas cheer.
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Newly engaged Prince Harry stepped out in London on Tuesday night for some festive cheer!
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I felt my hair move because of a cheer and I will never forget it.
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She lifted her face and mouthed "Thank you" as the audience began to cheer louder.
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Want to cheer on your alma mater or best your coworkers with a perfect bracket?
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Rubio has reason to cheer—the GOP field stands to narrow drastically pretty quickly. Jeb!
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Of course, Retton was on hand to cheer her daughter on at the NCAA championships.
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Yet Barnum's circus performances made the mistake of translating the audience's cheer into genuine adoration.
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Punters would cheer on the compositors, who would be docked for errors by proofreaders later.
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Watch this and you'll never cheer for the gory killing of a brain-eater again.
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The general viewer will enjoy seeing this, and it will make them cheer for you.
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The tone of the columns tended to be syrupy and mawkish, filled with false cheer.
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Protesters cheer on horseback riders as they herd cattle that belongs to rancher Cliven Bundy.
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It is hard for this writer not to cheer when he reads that Debt matters.
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You want me to sort of be uplifting, cheer you up, put things in perspective.
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For a brief moment Disneyland, The Happiest Place on Earth, got even more cheer-inducing.
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Memes started popping on on Twitter, with users applying Streep's energetic cheer to everyday joys.
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"She helped young children also with disabilities and a pee wee cheer camp," Rittgers continued.
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"Let's get a cheer for fireworks if you want them," she said, inciting loud cheers.
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Props to the guys for spreading the holiday cheer ... and some good ol' fashioned violence!!
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The results, which analysts said were above consensus, offered some welcome cheer for Glencore investors.
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Climbing plants are a great way to cheer up a bare shelf or lonely corner.
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If you're still feeling seriously sad, I have one thing that might cheer you up.
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Such an arrangement, involving a parallel Rock, would explain his constant good cheer and energy.
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Hmm... maybe a visit from Ty, the sexy fireman-dancer, will add some holiday cheer?
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Paul told CNBC a correction is "inevitable," even as investors cheer the new record highs.
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What matters is that the speaker's talking point are heard, and that the crowds cheer.
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When cheer practice resumed, other parents noticed the severity of the practices, the Wakefields said.
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Good friends are there to cheer our successes and console us when things go badly.
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When the Alvarezes are living their best lives, the audience can literally cheer them on.
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In the short term, the unmasking of phoney do-gooders gives cheer to organised criminals.
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Bachelor alumni Tia Booth and Caroline Lunney also attended the show to cheer on Yrigoyen.
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At one point, a student rips off his shirt as the rest cheer and jump.
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The last chapter assays some brave, liberal cheer, calling for an upsurge in human empathy.
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That they are, in fact, a perfect way to cheer up everyone in your life?
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Last night, he lit up Noisey and JanSport's Bonfire Sessions Showcase at Cheer Up Charlies.
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Don't let the holiday cheer fool you: January will be here before you know it.
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Perhaps because of the tone Gervais set, the ceremony featured few moments worthy of cheer.
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It crashed into about a million pieces and got the biggest cheer of the weekend.
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I suspect that much of his base will cheer it, no matter what it is.
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We were asked to sway, clap along and cheer as the cast busted out moves.
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It could be the hardest times and she was always trying to cheer you up.
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But cheer up: your tax situation likely will lighten up a bit when you retire.
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His visit helped heal hearts and cheer those who were wounded in this tragedy. #vegasstrong.
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The box office should continue to be full of holiday cheer as 2018 wraps up.
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He's been trying to keep his own emotions in check and cheer up his son.
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We can't all be Olympic athletes, but we can cheer loudly through the hashtag #TeamRefugees.
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But then when he's at the NRA, he'll say something to get a big cheer.
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The teams took to the oval and the crowds followed, surrounding the sidelines to cheer.
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Beside her is a handmade poster given to her by friends to cheer her up.
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All due respect and good cheer aside, that part of the narrative will never change.
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The bright colors of the sugar exterior made a simpleinto whimsical chocolate cheer from home.
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But when they got to the top, the audience got up to cheer for them.
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Advocates cheer the new law State Assembly member Deborah Glick praised the signing by Cuomo.
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I had hoped to attend the match and cheer him on, but unfortunately he lost.
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Not that some of them won't embrace conspiracy theories and cheer on a Trumperdammerung online.
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They even made it out to cheer for him at his Senior Night football game.
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It's a move that corporate titans should cheer -- and the rest of us should fear.
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Good news: You can show holiday cheer without handing out little sugar 'n butter bombs.
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OK, but can we get Spencer AND Penny to cheer us on in future, please?
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Vying for a spot on the Falcons cheer squad, for example, sets you back $35.
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She and Apple hung out at the Super Bowl to cheer on mom and Coldplay.
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Gagliardi: There was no place better to start a night of holiday cheer than Marlena's.
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CrossFit popularized the concept of fostering tight-knit groups that would cheer each other on.
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As the vote tally passed the majority mark, Republicans in the House began to cheer.
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But cheer up, the company's just released the first footage from its Omni VR camera.
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It's an impressive meal that delivers just the slightest hint of breakfast comfort and cheer.
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The much smaller French contingent down the other end hasn't had much to cheer yet.
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It was a prank, partly to cheer himself up and partly to cause a stir.
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"Whitney" is too funereal to be a party, too sad, strange and dismaying to cheer.
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We should be using our influence to rein the Saudis in, not cheer them on.
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Many will cheer this development, pointing to overpopulation and the stress put on the environment.
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As a girl, you could be a cheerleader or you could cheer in the stands.
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The pep band led the "R-U, Rah-Rah" cheer of the university's fight song.
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You cheer, you boo, you essentially vote for who's at the top of the card.
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He can lie at a rally, right to their faces, and they will still cheer.
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Rob Braddick, who owns the arcade, told CNN that he wanted to cheer people up.
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He has used Twitter to cheer players who continue to protest during the national anthem.
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" And the president will tweet, "103,210 at Al Smith Dinner cheer mention of my name.
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And if that doesn't cheer you up, this certainly will: Does the name sound familiar?
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They cheer in clusters, wearing matching shirts and scarves, chanting "Roo-see-yaa!" in unison.
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In fact, the North Korean cheer squad gained international notice only because of South Korea.
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He nails SpongeBob's cackle and crouched walk, not to mention his relentless, wide-eyed cheer.
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To cheer yourself up, consider celebrating that you can't afford to feed your parasites anymore.
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In the gallery, Johnston's girlfriend, Louise Jay, was not surprised by his relative good cheer.
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They haven't had much electoral cheer since 2012 — and it's unclear whether Ossoff will win.
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Montgomery's enthusiasm for her mysterious subject shows: She even greets octopus slime with good cheer.
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To be sure, demonstrators would cheer sanctions against corrupt politicians and their business-class enablers.
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On weekends, he takes his family downtown to cheer the minor league Amarillo Sod Poodles.
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Ned Rumpeltin at TD Securities expects a sober reassessment to dull sterling's election-led cheer.
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"I've never had anything to cheer for this late in the year before," she said.
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With Ms. Rashad, you wanted to stand up and cheer — then call her an ambulance.
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Hopefully, the seasonally appropriate clues that Will and Joel added will offer some holiday cheer.
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But now Team Trump apparently has a new demand: Enthusiastically cheer Trump or be banished.
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They just want you to cheer up when that's the one thing you can't do.
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Regardless, you can tell holiday cheer to fuck off because our Scrooges are going rogue.
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Kate Middleton is spreading holiday cheer, and she certainly knows how to dress the part!
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Every Christmas hundreds more are hired to spread holiday cheer as elves and Santa Clauses.
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Jimmy tries to cheer Kim up, and the two leave for work on good terms.
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Here are some of the most interesting pieces "Cheer" has inspired, from around the web.
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Part of the genius of "Cheer" is in its selection of which stories to privilege.
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In video of the heroic moment, you can hear the camera man cheer him on.
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It's like watching the Ewoks dance and cheer after seeing the Death Star blown up.
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"Despite his reindeer slippers, this criminal was NOT spreading holiday cheer," police said on Facebook.
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Tune in to "Meow Madness" for some extremely cute players almost anyone can cheer for.
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Tiffany Art-Cheer Lai and Nathaniel Paul McNamara were married July 5 in New York.
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There was a special women's section so wives and daughters could cheer their men on.
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Crowds of ordinary people poured into Mogadishu's streets to cheer and whistle on Wednesday night.
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A loud cheer goes up, there is blood on her hands and on the floor.
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