You will find Orange Crème Bunnies and Strawberry Crème Chicks—not to be confused with Strawberry Delight Chicks, which are dipped in crème-flavored fudge, which in turn should not to be confused with Blueberry Delight, Orange Delight, Lemon Delight, Lime Delight, Vanilla Delight, or Raspberry Delight (which, by the way, is not the same as Blue Raspberry).
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Does Apple want to only delight its hardware customers, or to delight everyone?
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It's a delight to watch his delight in finding delectables in unexpected corners.
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Heh, to the "delight of customers," but also to the delight of Amazon shareholders.
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When he described a passionate night as "delight, delight," I even envied him a little.
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The Times called Mr. Droege's rant "a delight — a slightly exhausting one, but still a delight."brightcolorsandboldpatterns.
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The Times called Mr. Droege's rant "a delight — a slightly exhausting one … but still a delight."brightcolorsandboldpatterns.
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The simple, childlike delight the men take in each low-tech spectacle makes us take delight, too.
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As literally anyone could have predicted, Stone was a delight, continuing her storied tradition of, well, being a delight.
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"Because we want to retain people and keep them happy… We delight them so they can delight you," Lawrence told me.
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But at a safe distance onstage, he's a delight — a slightly exhausting one (10 minutes less would be more), but still a delight.
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The polyamorist aspiration to replace sexual jealousy with "compersion" (a delight in one's partner's sexual delight with someone else) is just that: an aspiration.
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The delight readers took in following him—a delight that makes crime fiction one of the great literary genres—also had information at its heart.
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His play was transcendent in a way that never seemed to deliver much in the way of delight, or at least less delight than relief.
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The previous English attempt to colonise America had involved exporting Morris dancers ("to delight the Savage people") and Catholics (to delight the Protestants at home).
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She proceeded to outthink and outmaneuver her elders on a regular basis with her versatility and cryptic grin: one that could express delight or disdain (and sometimes disdainful delight).
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What happened next may surprise — and delight — you.
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It's also a dreamy — and totally kooky — delight.
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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan — Kendall Coyne Schofield abruptly gasped with delight.
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"A PELOTON?!?" she shrieks -- but in delight, or fear?
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Watching her battle wits with Dany is a goddamn delight.
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Lucas's little sister (Priah Ferguson) continues to be a delight.
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The chili cheese grilled dog is less of a delight.
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A delight to work with, the soul of an angel.
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The commentary, the outrage over it, the delight over it.
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This sunny side up delight will set you back $18.99.
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The delight in Tutuola's writing often comes from its strangeness.
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I left the tribute feeling great delight and great gratitude.
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But it wasn't just sounds of delight that I heard.
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Whenever journalism is fictionalised, hacks delight in pointing out mistakes.
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It's a friendship that will delight edgy comedy fans everywhere.
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"Working in this remix was just a delight," Kennedy says.
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And it took off, much to my surprise and delight.
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In addition to being an utter delight, The Marvelous Mrs.
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MOST PARTIES would delight in a sixth successive election victory.
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Marine Le Pen reacted with delight, the Vatican with dismay.
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To my delight, Clarissa seemed super excited by my idea.
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Much to Ryan's delight, he then successfully sutured Mike's arm.
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" Kardashian West tweeted, much to the delight of Brown. "KIM!
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He's a delight and an inspiration to everyone he meets.
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The delight is that [it's] cool because they're nothing there.
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She's loud and candid, much to the delight of fans.
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That worries leaders across Europe, but might delight President Trump.
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If one gains traction, it would surprise and delight me.
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He called in for 35 pizzas, much to their delight.
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The Favourite is a wicked delight from director Yorgos Lanthimos.
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Who said Girlbosses had to be sparkly angels of delight?
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But much to his delight and surprise, typewriters are back.
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What has been missing, in Balint's opinion, is Vitruvian delight.
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She subverted tropes to the delight of humor and story.
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The other three players laughed in delight, but not Porter.
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First off, this keyboard is a delight to look at.
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Liz just watched the documentary Lemmy, which is a delight.
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Or do you just delight in all of his failings?
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Leonardo seemed to delight in adding fuel to the fire.
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A man looks up and sees his wife, expresses delight.
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And then we stole away for a minute — afternoon delight.
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I sip an International Delight iced coffee while watching Botched.
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Delight one member of the family while driving another crazy?
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But to their delight, he insisted on showing up anyway.
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But the surprise will either delight or make viewers groan.
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Pearls were clutched, black robes unsnapped in delight or disgust.
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The vivid animal figures spark delight in this grim place.
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How can it bring us anything besides delight and joy?
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There is a respect and a delight taken in otherness.
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It was a beauty magnified by the delight of surprise.
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Others progressed from anger to delight when Mr. Trump prevailed.
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Buy a simple gift you think would delight her baby.
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When we're among friends I'm a delight — sane and gregarious.
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The repetition and odd diction animates the poem with delight.
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To my delight, these situations became rarer and eventually nonexistent.
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The Republican leader has expressed delight at all the attention.
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I barreled down the long dirt road with irrepressible delight.
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Gettin' the Band Back Together is a warm, infectious delight.
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That was a delight, every step of the painful journey.
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Now my twin sons delight in the brisk waters too.
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To some observers, Mr. Abel's antics were a Rabelaisian delight.
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It oscillates between being a delight and a stress inducer.
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In that moment, she was such a delight to watch.
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At her apartment, she hummed in delight while eating dessert.
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A LIFE OF ADVENTURE AND DELIGHT: Stories, by Akhil Sharma.
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Especially when you consider her evident delight in dressing up.
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That makes the GT350R an absolute delight on the track.
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As someone who loves adrenaline, it was an exhilarating delight.
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Attendees seemed to delight in dissolving into mere misogynistic mobs.
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David Beckham's face prompted cheers of delight from the crowd.
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But I'm here to tell you it was a delight.
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But they seemed to share her delight in this setting.
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But to the children he is a fascination and delight.
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Coconut Grove is a delight, so save time to explore.
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Nothing matched the delight I experienced watching my children develop.
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The delight on his face will tug at your heartstrings.
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Despite Savage's delight in her early work, Giertz was intimidated.
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And it is, at all times, a purely moving delight.
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To their great delight, they were deluged with willing volunteers.
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Celebrities doing dorky things is always a delight to watch.
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Ever the comedian, Obama took delight in former Florida Gov.
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After argument, protest, individual rights, What compares to carnivorous delight?
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The final score of Mets 215, Braves 21995, and the fireworks went off regardless, well after four in the morning, to the delight of those who stayed and likely non-delight of everyone living nearby.
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Federer handled it like a pro, to the delight of many.
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And, to my delight, there were scores of seemingly friendly bloggers.
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She's a great person, who is a delight to cook for.
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Escape the big city and delight your inner geologist in Monsanto.
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Beneath surface complexity, the emotions are simple: celebration, anger, mourning, delight.
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But rather than delight, this spectacle can feel chaotic and deranged.
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The recent uptick in anthology TV series has been a delight.
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Through the lens of my thirst-tinted glasses, he's a delight.
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You always manage to confound and delight at the same time.
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The trio's monitored interactions continue to please keepers and delight guests.
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Much to the delight of the Internet, the Doncaster Council responded.
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And it is, to everyone's delight, a great Eddie Murphy performance.
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Recently, International Delight dropped a limited-edition Peeps flavored coffee creamer.
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Piano Dave was tearing it up to the delight of partygoers.
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It may be hard to describe, but Pikuniku is a delight.
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"Oooooooooooooh!!" the woman continues, spiraling from delight to full-on ecstasy.
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"I guess something has changed," he said with barely concealed delight.
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Is it something that would actually delight our customers or not?
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Focus on doing something to delight customers and do it better.
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It's just a delight to be sent all of this stuff.
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It would delight Iran's hardliners who need America as a bogeyman.
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To my delight, the lines of the night before were gone.
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There you had it: delight and empowerment at the same time.
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And I'm going to wait and delight in your eventual disappointment.
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Judging by the trailer, it's going to be a characteristic delight.
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Four albums aspire to subversion, but delight is disruptive by definition.
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In the background, Swift's face is equal parts delight and surprise.
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So it's been really, really positive … it's been such a delight.
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Zombie man slaughters him with a cleaver; Whispers crows with delight.
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He'll infuriate you, he'll delight you, and he'll regularly surprise you.
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That would be the "Fish Delight" at McDonald's, Trump said. What?
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Which you had been talking about — brands that delight customers. Yeah.
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When he opened them, the team was floored, whooping with delight.
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It must be stated upfront: Love, Simon is a gotdamn delight.
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Critics pounced with astonishment, maybe mixed with a little secret delight.
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Even in the realm of fiction, the tortoise fails to delight.
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He rips off his shirt to the delight of the crowd.
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Surprise and delight us — your employees, your drivers, and your customers.
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There's a certain delight many people take in seeing robots fail.
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It was a delight to use a Jony Ive-designed bathroom.
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Even abridged and cut into chunks, the movie remains a delight.
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Some of these people soured on Trump's delight in belittling associates.
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Much to his delight, it's actually not that tough a task.
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I make him a coffee and pour myself an International Delight.
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Delight, engagement, and emotional response are the functions of his artworks.
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Khrushchev's giddy, almost childlike delight at the prospect of seeing Mickey
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Breakfast in Batuar, included in the room rate, is a delight.
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That symphony of mechanical delight is deliberately guided into the cabin.
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To my surprise — and delight — my hustle didn't come crashing down.
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Visitors delight in posing with the animal for their birth year.
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To my surprise and delight, I settled immediately into Casper's pillow.
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To the museum's delight, it is authenticated as an original Bosch.
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, one said to the duchess's delight.
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Asked what she thought of him, Ms. Lazareva laughed with delight.
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Still, the character jumps between despair and excitement, guilt and delight.
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Hagan wanted sweeping changes, and, likely to her delight, came swiftly.
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The intensity of self-delight in the room was almost unbearable.
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"I was wise beyond my years!" one woman says in delight.
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Another homely delight of the museum is learning the losers' nicknames.
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She was voluble, generous with her insights and a complete delight.
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She was utterly delighted, and I was delighted with her delight.
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They delight in pretending that they're a little bit bad, too.
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Seeing Amy and Sam's crushes through their gazes is a delight.
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He, too, had been swept up by delight in the Dutch.
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Maria laughed in delight as her friend, arms outstretched, spun away.
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Create a table setting that will surprise and delight your guests.
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"So your internal hotness," Ms. Nancherla quipped to the audience's delight.
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Nozkowski seemed to delight in each process generating its own materiality.
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They are utterly charming, and it is a delight to watch.
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Looking at people looking at a bridge is a surprising delight.
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"An eagle!" one of the students squealed, much to my delight.
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There, her relationship with cooking developed more from duty than delight.
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Some showed obvious delight at the appearance of their surprise visitor.
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Turner executed every situation to the delight of his hitting coach.
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"A liberal independent jumping in?" said Mr. Kobach, with evident delight.
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To the delight of Mr. Thomas, the donation still went through.
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That little dog caused my lonely mother untold exasperation and delight.
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The camera watches her walk away as Dave shudders with delight.
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Those run the gamut from boredom and irritation to absolute delight.
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The recording was a delight to watch and share on Instagram.
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And it was a delight not to look at a menu.
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Depending on one's experience and expectations, it can delight or appall.
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My god what pleasure you gave, what untrammelled joy and delight.
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Detractors of democracy would delight in the downfall of electoral assistance.
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They delight my senses and help soothe me, body and soul.
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With a slight chill, this wine would be a summer delight.
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And Tyrel Jackson Williams is a delight as his techie sidekick.
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And tearing one another apart, to the delight of the Republicans.
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The former president's annual year-end playlist never fails to delight.
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Be proactive: delight in the inexplicable wonders of our real world.
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I did not believe it could make beauty or give delight.
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"Apart from the sheer delight, he does bore me," she wrote.
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The actual cardboard pieces are also a delight to work with.
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The flailing limbs, the snobby rictus of disgust and self-delight.
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That's part of what makes Sword and Shield such a delight.
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It's a delight to use, and it's just $5 on iOS.
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A true delight of a person who was up for anything.
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Delight your sweetie with the Recchiuti Confections Black Box, Wirecutter's favorite.
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Very clever, well filled and a delight of a midweek puzzle.
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Because ice cream cake is always — no matter what — a delight.
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The sight of Stanton in pinstripes will delight and nauseate many.
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But Ciara also showed up, to the delight of the class.
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And who better would appreciate an outdated delight than a dad?
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With Bernal and Lola Kirke leading the cast, it's pure delight.
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Even rarer is how it achieves such high levels of delight.
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These ingredients are all extraneous, of course, but excess can delight.
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"There was initial delight in Russia when Trump won and there was more delight after Trump picked Rex Tillerson as secretary of state," said Alexei Makarkin, deputy director at the Moscow-based Center for Political Technologies.
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They looked back at me, eyes gleaming with delight — look at me!
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Eggs: Another hidden delight could be a hidden hazard for your pet.
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They're a delight to read and they keep you turning the page.
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Rodriguez put her hands over her mouth as she gasped in delight.
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Delight. Surprise. Love. Connection. Then we begin to craft around our intention.
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It's dishy to read, but not always a delight to listen to.
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To my delight, other students began creating their own realms and worlds.
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Mountain regions saw significantly more, to the delight of ski resort operators.
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Or, they have it, so we might as well delight in it.
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The device isn't perfect, but again, it is a delight to use.
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Tropical Fruit Supreme, Pineapple Nut Delight and Pistachio CrèmeOld Dutch Foods Inc.
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Despite Hindu delight at Modi's move, rapid resettlement does not look likely.
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Cardi, being Cardi, held nothing back and was a delight as usual.
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That moment of confusion and delight occurs around the three-minute mark.
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They shared their delight in the comments section of Gomez's Instagram slideshow.
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Watching Edward and the royals insult each other is a real delight.
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In fact, customer delight is the main ingredient for success, Buffett said.
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"My girl @Katehudson being a delight on set," she captioned the photo.
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Pillsbury's Ready To Bake Hot Cocoa Cookies are a chewy, melty, delight.
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The majority of the exhibits, however, fail to delight, fascinate, or inform.
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Being able to help them has been a real delight for me.
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Energetic and detached, these songs cast revealing shadows on delight and melancholy.
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People will find you extra intimidating, which I'm sure will delight you.
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The lunch service, however, I discovered, was an affordable and easygoing delight.
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Every building, person, car, or tree that we passed gave me delight.
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Few things delight the right more these days than tormenting the left.
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When fully saturated, this malleable green foam is a delight to crush.
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Still, at least the sound of music in "Django" is a delight.
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To his delight, Twitter delivered — in fewer than 30 minutes, no less.
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Everything is arranged to delight, selected with understated and flawless good taste.
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But for a different viewer, that could be a moment of delight.
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FEW THINGS delight Britons more than watching a miscreant brought to book.
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Much to fans' delight, Meghan surprised the audience by taking the mic.
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I delight in the fancy case that the X5000s come packaged in.
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There was no disguising the delight in Paris at the FN headquarters.
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There was no disguising the delight at the FN headquarters in Paris.
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This is when the delight of playing MapleStory 2 unexpectedly revealed itself.
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The destination is pre-determined, but the journey is always a delight.
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Your childhood just got converted into a tub of ice cream delight.
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Ross this isn't working, you got to give him the rapper's delight!
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My roommates squealed with delight when they realized how fun it was.
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GUTFELD: My song: "Afternoon Delight," because that&aposs what "The Five" is.
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I went back to our seats, my nerves absolutely jangling with delight.
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Then the Philadelphia bats woke up, much to the delight of Lively.
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We delight in believing that there's something out there bigger than ourselves.
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And they delight in a forum where insecure people can prove themselves.
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Leverage all data and insights available in order to delight the customer.
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Indomitable as she was, she found plenty to delight her in prison.
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We hope that the photos and stories ahead inspire and delight you.
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His smile fades as the Queen shows no delight in her return.
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The visually stunning and interactive pieces delight visitors and passers-by alike.
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The 218-month-old taps "play" and emits a squeal of delight.
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But these letters will delight any reader with their often contrarian observations.
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To the delight of some and dismay of others, it is spreading.
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There are incredible opportunities ahead to deliver consumer delight with big upside.
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She was a person who took delight and smile in hurting you.
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It seems like a friendly move, and the girl cackles with delight.
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This is going to be a big delight for potential iPhone buyers.
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The calls are merged, to the audience's delight, but that's not all.
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AS A small, cosmopolitan European capital, Dublin is a delight to visit.
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Several-night stands can be a delight when both parties opt in.
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As for interior, there are many elements in the Cadillac to delight.
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Surely you've got a few cracks about "Turkish delight" up your sleeve?
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"England's number one," City fans sang in delight after the final whistle.
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It's been a delight discovering what good talk show guests authors make.
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"What is important is the sensory delight of the females," he added.
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"Children gathered around a harp, showing pure delight in the angelic instrument."
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To Smith's delight, his favorite rock star, Gene Simmons of Kiss, emerged.
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Ms. Taub's songs are a continual delight, with their slangy, funny lyrics.
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You delight in the spectacle of sunlight glinting off its slivered facade.
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Sonja also found Cor charming, and, to Astrid's delight, began dating him.
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To her shock — and delight — it was his first time experiencing ballet.
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In these spaces, you will delight in awesome Pueblo and Aztec ruins.
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Instead, it barged in to the delight of the plastic-bag manufacturers.
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Diderot's idea of enlightenment included the light of shared and open delight.
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Some ASMR videos delight viewers with a fun twist in the narrative.
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He seemed to delight in ridiculing journalists for not predicting his victory.
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It was delight, yes, but also the uncertainty that accompanies total liberation.
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Its world is a delight for the senses—that infernal blacksmith aside.
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Young's delight at capturing the human form is palpable in these works.
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Fans greeted Moffat's every episode during the Davies era with increasing delight.
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It sent shivers of delight up the spines of vintage-shoppers everywhere.
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Cry mind sick with the delight of getting it always only right.
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I remember taking great delight in Columbia's perfection of the forward fumble.
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"I want that 18th-century notion of delight and discovery," she said.
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" With wicked delight, Ms. Thede continued, "Unless they don't do their jobs.
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I recently interviewed Kim for my podcast, and it was a delight.
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But few experiences can quite match the eclecticism and delight of BombPop!
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Any of those could turn a midweek chore into a real delight.
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Much to my delight, two of my students were named runners-up!
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It was a delight from first, anticipatory sip to last wistful drop.
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But Nashville's power to disarm and delight remains rooted in its music.
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His scores are known to delight and terrify musicians in equal measure.
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They deliver no new emotional information even if they do deliver delight.
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Savage was benched for rookie Deshaun Watson, much to the crowd's delight.
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But what truly makes Tsitsipas a delight to watch is his movement.
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Watching the replay in the clubhouse later, his teammates roared in delight.
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Instead, he has had to reconcile himself to the locals' strange delight.
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"You can take one cookie," he said, to my surprise and delight.
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I have quite a vivid memory of the delight in choosing them.
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"I felt delight and extremely grateful to our coaches," Ms. Ryom said.
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I dig it out every few years and delight in rereading it.
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Another delight is a Sunday-style comic strip commissioned by Mr. Burkey.
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But delight is much more than just bringing others joy or gratification.
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Not all of us are naturally gifted with the ability to delight.
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Spoiler: Often yes (to the delight of your well-caffeinated briefing writer).
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There are multiple layers to this puzzle, and each is a delight.
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The brownie is way too much sugar, but Sanditon is a DELIGHT.
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Putin has expressed his delight that the media bought into his lie.
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The cool creaminess against the warm squash and chickpeas is a delight.
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It is sure to unsettle and delight viewers for generations to come.
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Of course, our delight in these animal city dwellers doesn't excuse foolishness.
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A LIFE OF ADVENTURE AND DELIGHT Stories By Akhil Sharma 202 pp.
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Mercifully, in this case, the playing field is level and a delight.
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Both men have taken to this task with speed and evident delight.
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Mercifully, in this case, the playing field is level and a delight.
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"It's how you become a team," she explained, to Coblentz's evident delight.
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This year, Mark Richt delivers the recipe for Hot Dog Delight. pic.twitter.
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Cries of delight erupted as early returns flashed on big television screens.
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They get me, and I get them, and it's always a delight.
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Consuming narratives of unbridled messiness and fury delight me (I'm a Scorpio).
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All three, she said, offer "lots of delight" and encourage content sharing.
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The tales he adapted and invented can still astonish, delight and provoke.
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We like: The unique decor is a real delight for art lovers.
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"The surprise and the delight is what's important to us," Chapman explained.
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He betrays no distress at any aspect of his life, only delight.
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Her witty response baffled her audience, to the delight of millennials everywhere.
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Over and over, for a year and a half, discovery, delight, repeat.
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The audience, as Tommasini felt obliged to report, went mad with delight.
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Bouvier combines a Calvinist reserve with a delight in doing the unthinkable.
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Fregola salads, served at room temperature or slightly warm, are another delight.
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To Trump's delight, Nunes's empty charges echoed loudly on right-wing websites.
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In my delight I hoped this brief moment of clarity would continue.
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Its simple, transportive prose requires rereading, for the sheer delight of it.
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But it's an opportunity to just delight in this strangeness and absurdity.
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His explanations delight his audiences; they have the pleasant totality of fables.
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Rocha Pitta's work expresses delight in the limitless, entropic values of nature.
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But the show has since evolved into a real, open-hearted delight.
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I vote yes: Brave, by Pixar standards of excellence, is a delight.
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The future of rap lies in silliness, absurdism, functionalism, and sonic delight.
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Their Peanut Butter Stuffed Pretzels are a delight for peanut butter lovers.
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The delight you take in her delight in her body is a stark contrast to the messages you received from your mother about your body, and it's one that likely calls up feelings of anger, hurt and betrayal.
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I sampled them all with Banu Ozden of the Turkish Cultural Foundation's Culinary Arts Center, and learned that unlike the mass-produced Turkish delight I'd had in the States, properly made Turkish delight should never stick to the teeth.
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A bunch of new of research, from scientists and from public companies, indicates that all the gizmos that enterprising capitalists have built to surprise and delight consumers continue to surprise and delight them as they sit behind the wheel.
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Viewing the subtle changes between the trio of compositions is a quiet delight.
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The many worlds of imagination & delight you created for humanity will last forever.
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Elizabeth Warren, who blasted Trump Tuesday night to the delight of her supporters. .
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It doesn't happen often that your douchey hipster aesthetic leads to functional delight.
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And you will feel the joy and delight and inspiration of that experience.
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The leap between image and utterance is the challenge and, sometimes, the delight.
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It's a film whose posterior fame and delight only intensify as it ages.
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It's always a delight to see fusty old spaces being infiltrated by innovators.
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This Yogi's Delight Tea Set is composed of caffeine-free organic herbal blends.
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They might make you chuckle with delight, or roll your eyes in disgust.
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That laughter will turn to disbelief, amazement and then arrive at delirious delight.
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This isn't the first time International Delight has released wild coffee creamer flavors.
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To the delight of '90s kids everywhere, Nintendo has released the SNES Classic.
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The normal reaction to that kind of present is delight mixed with confusion.
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She was a delight to work with during our visit to Odessa, Ukraine.
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Competitors are enjoying some schadenfreude: they can't help but delight in SoftBank's pain.
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However, after the delight died down, I paused for a very dark thought.
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This picture, released by the US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, clearly captures that delight.
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"I have to have better posture all the time," she said with delight.
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But although the commission's decision will delight Eurosceptics, consumers may be less happy.
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But rather than confronting this error they delight in egging each other on.
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With it, some of the crowd noticeably withers with delight in the pews.
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And Luke Hemsworth made a surprise appearance much to the delight of fans.
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They send each other tender Twitter messages explicitly designed to delight their audience.
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I've been playing our own Switch with a mix of trepidation and delight.
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Smiling with delight, she kisses her fingers and then caresses them some more.
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The rock-bottom prices that so delight consumers make life hard for producers.
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I heat up the chicken and quinoa, and to my delight, it's delicious.
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Apple has always thrived on its ability to surprise and delight its customers.
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Matarazzo nails both tunes, much to the delight of commenters on Clarkson's video.
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He always had a smile on his face and always was a delight.
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The actor joined Instagram just two weeks ago, much to his fans' delight.
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How is that a thing that can be translated into a moviegoer's delight?
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Much to my delight, there was another cheese wedge doorstop in the bedroom.
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Her nonfiction was a delight to read because she did not suffer fools.
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To her delight, the play was also about a girl who said no.
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Seth MacFarlane's The Orville was a surprise delight when it premiered last year.
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"You're like Donald Trump," host Andy Cohen quips, to the delight of Whitfield.
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What is the best way to engineer a product that will delight customers?
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It inserted energy and vivacity, adding an element of delight to the experience.
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If this doesn't make your favorite witch orgasm in sheer delight, nothing will.
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Nunes seemed to delight in the cloak-and-dagger aura of the assignment.
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All that beef is suddenly directed at romance, and it's a goddamn delight.
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That is unlikely to trouble those who take delight in Mr Blair's vilification.
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And it looks great, so spending time with it is a pure delight.
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Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle was, perhaps, the most unexpected delight of E23 27.
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His most recent dose of delight arrives via his daughter Kensli, 18 months.
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"Delight" is a notion that could well summarize this small and fascinating exhibition.
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It takes great delight in tripping one when success is almost within reach.
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Played by Mario Revolori and Jacob McCarthy, these morons are an absolute delight.
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Every vote you cast is going to infuriate one group and delight another.
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Also to my delight: a few noticeable wrinkles — a rarity in Los Angeles.
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"They look like other companies' accounting now, which is a delight," Cramer added.
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Because "Stanley Kubrick and Me" turns out to be a weird, revealing delight.
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To her delight, an article about him came up in the search results.
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Its running lights flashed and its engine roared, and so did her delight.
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Hordes took to Twitter to share their delight/rage over the song choice.
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I had reversed things, silly, overstated them, compounded them, turned delight into cynicism.
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These immigrants include radical extremists who are sick people and delight in killing.
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But not every provision in the bill will delight everyone on Wall Street.
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Surely to the delight of the Red yentas, she brought my grandfather along.
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Delight in the authentic sounds, controls, and look of a classic arcade game.
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To some they are emblems of delight, reminders in steel of unbreakable connections.
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Put the Peanut Delight Maple or Pumpkin Spice Peanut Butter Spread on everything.
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Mr. Kaine appeared to delight in his brief turn as a musical act.
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The delight Keneally took in pulling off this trick shows on every page.
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My pulse quickened and I shrieked with delight, momentarily losing the ghostly outline.
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Retailers rely on Edible Arrangements to surprise and delight their most loyal customers.
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The United States will delight Israel and infuriate Palestinians today at 9 a.m.
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It was a delight to see it; I just laughed my ass off.
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Football players from opposing teams aren't supposed to delight in each other's victories.
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Everything she did sent shrieks of delight high into the canopy above us.
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I know police officers I respect; some, I even delight in their company.
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And far from numb, this Bataclan crowd was in a state of delight.
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To my surprise and delight, there was a guy nearby who was looking.
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She soon saw that he found huge delight in locating objects by scent.
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It's one that appears in many articles about her, to her evident delight.
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Philately is a delight that someone who hasn't experienced it could never understand.
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Children's Books Young children will delight in these sweetly charming summertime picture books.
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So social conservative groups have expressed nothing but delight with Mr. Trump's nominees.
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They approach the world with delight, a certain enchantment and a light touch.
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While the results of Georges's machinations are grim, the telling brims with delight.
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It gave me this real delight to pursue a path of more knowledge.
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"Most chapters delight or provoke in some way," our reviewer, Jennifer Senior, writes.
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I prefer basking in the delight he exudes when talking about my home.
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There are times when the characters — and their director — surprise and genuinely delight.
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The Chinese tourists themselves, mostly oblivious to the grumblings, delight in Lake Baikal.
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Joan had seemed to delight in her health on the tape in 1994.
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After she won match point, Keys let out a long shriek of delight.
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Sometimes, she shows, French recorded in his diary his delight as a spectator.
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A less-restrictive condo — and a new one, to boot — is a delight.
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To the delight of "OC" fans, Summer and Seth did fall in love.
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There's the shared delight over favorite books that, momentarily, eclipses stress and fear.
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Joseph Heller readers will delight in Hulu's faithful adaptation of his beloved novel.
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Not the least bit blasé, Stephens did not hide her surprise or delight.
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Anglers will delight in the trout-filled Wassataquoik Stream and the Penobscot River.
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At the crux of delight is a component that most people miss: Surprise.
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They delight in fixing things around the house, taking pride in our home.
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The two singers shared a sweet hug, to the delight of many fans.
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"What a delight to be sitting so close to Isabelle," Ms. Kidman said.
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Often our mirth seems fueled by some deep-celled delight at being together.
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From 1987 to 2018, they proved a consistent delight — and were often free.
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His imitation Pollock was expert enough to delight the artist Willem de Kooning.
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Imagine my delight when she entered my world in 2018 and got WhatsApp.
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Kreider shouted in delight as he celebrated his breakthrough moment along the boards.
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They both have the ability to send their supporters into paroxysms of delight.
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But the sisters live mainly to delight (and sometimes to torment) one another.
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He recalls these days, even now, with a kind of reverence and delight.
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"These are things that fill me with greatest happiness and delight," Djokovic said.
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And Glitch's spirit lives on through "moments of delight" sprinkled through Slack's interface.
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They leapt and bumped shoulders, embraced and pranced to the net in delight.
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The sense of doom and delight that is programmed into the human body?
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The show was a scalper's delight from the moment tickets went on sale.
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So the moment was filled with anxiety and uncertainty and surprise and delight.
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There's a delight in seeing the place as one of its sons does.
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One of the most notable aspects of Bright Cellars is its Delight Guarantee.
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The franchise announced the sequel Friday to the pure delight of fans everywhere.
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This year, they reunited for a fourth time much to their fans' delight.
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But still, this movie is — to use Moore's parlance — a motherfucking delight. —A.
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She was a walking contradiction, a goddamn delight, and every bit our Leia.
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I take delight in noting what an audience finds funny, offensive, or dull.
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Bruno Mars has been a delight to listen to throughout this entire decade.
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These details reveal, in part, why these movies surprise and delight American audiences.
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To his delight and Elodia's horror, the parrot is only capable of swearing.
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The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists.
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"While we delight in the work, we despise the workman," Plutarch wrote, approvingly.
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I find the combination of playing Marjorie and Marjorie Prime just a delight.
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And Sundance will be reliably ready to disappoint and delight all over again.
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Our mission journalistically is to delight our audience and get better every day.
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Their rallying call was a griefer checklist: Do you delight in others' misfortune?
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The feeling of delight and fantasy running through this exhibition is completely Thiebaud.
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To my brother's astonishment and delight, Jerusalem opened its first ramen restaurant in April.
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But what makes them a delight to wear is the user-friendly headband design.
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A Bloody Caesar is a seafood delight that's sometimes topped with clams or shrimp.
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Emma is serenely joyous in her self-aggrandizement, and that makes her a delight.
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And for your holiday-gifting delight, every product is cloaked in shiny, gold packaging.
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It's a total delight to be on set with him, to play opposite him.
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"OH MY GOD," she wrote on Instagram, employing all-caps to underscore her delight.
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Much to my delight, I quickly matched with a quippy woman with an undercut.
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Much to the boys' delight, Derynn bursts out laughing, taking it like a champ.
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Asus' Mothership is an exercise in ridiculous gaming excess, and it's an absolute delight.
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Almost every person squealed with delight, screamed, laughed, and staggered away asking for more.
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But it is true that I thought, with mixed chagrin and delight, 'Care Bears!
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It's easy to believe her—and to want some of that delight for oneself.
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Members of the queer community made no attempt to disguise their delight on Twitter.
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It is also a cathartic force generating rapt engagement and carnivalesque freedom and delight.
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My roommate brought a Anker T2100 home one night and I laughed in delight!
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A total of 40,000 consumers voted Russell Stover's Pecan Delight the best new chocolate.
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The delight has everything to do with Jenna Coleman and Tom Hughes' sizzling chemistry.
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Seriously, it's a delight when they pop up, and the ultimate office headphones soundtrack.
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They will also delight in the wide-ranging effects of the new executive action.
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His paintings leave no doubt about his delight in the visual spectacle of life.
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Now, the new video for the track has dropped, and it's a total delight.
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To the delight of '90s kids everywhere, Nintendo released the SNES Classic last year.
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Your daily dose of caffeine just got a lot sweeter thanks to International Delight.
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Other visitors entered after me, their initial trepidation similarly giving in to impish delight.
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For fans of 1980s horror, In Search of Darkness is a compulsively watchable delight.
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To my delight, one of these photographers, Pauline Acalin, agreed to be my guide.
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Abandoning the accord will delight his political base, droughts, deluges and disease be damned.
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These are the fantasy boogeymen that outrage and delight so much of the nation.
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With sensitive improvements it will be able to delight audiences throughout the 21st, too.
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Ms Nors, in contrast, turns her gridlocked human traffic into a transport of delight.
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Together, the aggregate reflective surface that Physically Sick stretches into is a mechanical delight.
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Precedent suggests that he will keep doing it, to the delight of Europe's nationalists.
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Corneh's baby, Christopher, born last September to Mujey's absolute delight, played on the floor.
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Yet that feels cynical when measured against the delight of Zuckerberg's Max-related updates.
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Charlie Hilton James' work on monkeys and their human partners is a pure delight.
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"Is that a chicken?" she squeals with delight, inadvertently launching a hilarious Vine meme.
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This has been the larger subject of my work — the delight in that paradox.
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Momoa is a delight, mostly because he leans into the absurdity of his appearance.
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But I work with this man for four years and he is a delight.
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"[Brands] want to delight consumers in a way they haven't expected," he told CNBC.
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Both ferocious and precocious, she jumps into every task with a roar of delight.
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But his delight in the past left him out of joint with the present.
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In theory, a quick-and-easy agreement should delight Republican members of Congress, too.
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Extensive research has led me to conclude that the Hemsworth brothers are a delight.
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But yet, talked about this sublime experience of … ND: His delight for the ballet.
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Everyone should experience the delight of where Astro Bot's madcap creativity goes for themselves.
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Then maybe Finding Dory really won't delight you to the tips of your fins.
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Grey, a longtime Chili's fan, seemed to delight in the one-on-one interaction.
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Even before that internal review is published, Mr McCabe's exit must delight Mr Trump.
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The epic girliness of it is such a delight, as is her British lilt.
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Much to our delight, the startup has just served up even more travel inspiration.
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Britain still loved it though, with plenty of parents expressing their delight on Twitter.
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Here are 8 lines of sex toys sure to delight any pop culture buff.
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J.K. Rowling angry about black Hermione complaints Rowling tweeted her delight with the wins.
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And then they go back to waving, to the delight of the giggling tourists.
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But in a laptop orchestra, the potential for disaster is part of the delight.
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I will remember this entire experience with delight, humor, and a veracious accuracy. Next.
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Or the wickedly tempting Turkish delight in The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe.
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It was a delight to see Michael again but in such a positive context.
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But for Mr Stevenson, Monroeville's delight in its literary eminence had a sour taste.
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He was a delight though and you can watch his bouncy, joyful performance below.
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PewDiePie frequently shouts at the camera, to the delight of his millions of followers.
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Then two kids ride in circles in the supermarket parking lot, yawping in delight.
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His father's office began using the service and, to Ho's delight, they loved it.
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I even took a weird delight in the touch-sensitive gauge on the dashboard.
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Wasn't it so fun watching the squeals of delight when they figured it out?
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"It's a hot piece!" he'd cry out, looking up from his desk in delight.
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Watching them delight in this connection with their fan base is really, really inspiring.
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BRAZILIANS delight in Portuguese words that seem to have no equivalent in other languages.
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"Ten years later, the movie continues to delight audiences around the globe," Marsh continued.
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To the delight of ABC executives, the game was decided in the final seconds.
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Many of Kavanaugh's other rulings will spark delight among conservatives and dismay among liberals.
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This is a form of German hegemony that would delight France, Italy and Greece.
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Much like the original, it will entertain, challenge, baffle, occasionally confuse but ultimately delight.
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The delight over Charlottesville was magnified by President Trump's contradictory responses to the event.
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The flavors will dance around your mouth and tease your taste buds with delight.
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Not everyone in Germany shares Poulsen's delight at the dawn of the new age.
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To the delight of Cubs fans everywhere, the illustration never made it to print.
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Everyone wanted to tell her their reaction to her win, their shock and delight.
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To our collective delight, the 7-Eleven Pumpkin Spice Latte was an absolute treat.
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Kids can delight in any gift, or even the box that it came in.
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It is a delight seeing these little Instagram squares blown up to large scale.
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But I am learning to delight in the fact that my brain works again.
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The highlight of one visit was an impressive concoction called the dry pot delight.
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To my delight, there is no supernatural twist at the end of the episode.
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A trio of installations cleverly use Versailles' existing mirrors to disorient and delight visitors.
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Kesha, a vocal supporter of the community, performed at the festivities to attendees' delight.
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So it was a real delight for me to try out the Instrument 1.
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He was a break from the past, and Washington greeted this development with delight.
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And they are taking evident delight at GOP infighting over Trump's order on refugees.
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Here's how to create a table setting that will surprise and delight your guests.
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Some Democrats delight at the contrast between her and the 72-year-old president.
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"Nooooo," Dad drawled with guilty delight, as if we were getting away with something.
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Watching liquids flow from a large container to a small container is a delight.
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And then he just did everything and was just a delight to be around.
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Louis is an inspiration and a delight to work with, a real aesthetic ally.
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It will delight older children, and enrage kids too young to wear the headsets.
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I hope it becomes the taste of your summer this year, a Persian delight.
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And she seems to take delight in defying predictions about what she'll do next.
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Despite the distressing reason for our initial contact, speaking to Kleiner is a delight.
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But there is a special, if small, delight in happening upon Horford at work.
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For most critics I know, to love something is a relief and a delight.
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And to universal delight, they got to Tahiti, spot on and right on time.
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Nor was the sound a pure throwback that would delight Romantics weary of modernism.
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But rereading the book turned out to be mostly a delight and a surprise.
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Instead, she produced a singular body of work that continues to sparkle and delight.
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The preserved history and architecture are fascinating, and the courtyard is a transportive delight.
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They're a surprise and a delight, and a reminder that pleasure rarely observes borders.
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It was the third such pageant in four years, much to the city's delight.
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C is a charming delight nestled in the equally charismatic area of Coconut Grove.
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It contained three bottles of Irish Baileys, which elicited a whoop of sincere delight.
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"Assuming you can find one," Ms. Warren added, to the delight of the crowd.
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The hotels use them as a way to delight valued guests or generate buzz.
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These are the sorts of surprises and discoveries that will delight open-minded consumers.
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It would be nice to report that re-entry has been an unalloyed delight.
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Still, by whatever designation, "Los Elementos" proved a musical delight and a charming entertainment.
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It's an idea that might delight some people, but one I find rather grim.
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Even amid the anger over the Choi scandal, many are taking delight in it.
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There was shared pain and also shared delight in one another's company and gifts.
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Today's is a delight when you get it, a play on a classic compliment.
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Such uninhibited invention can delight — and can easily tip over into tiresome self-indulgence.
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In this, American skywatchers are sensing more cosmic delight than intimations of national greatness.
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As reprehensible and manipulative as she is, Madame Satan is also a subversive delight.
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The violence that Stowe condemned became a source of delight for white theater audiences.
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To my delight, I could also use my phone as my hotel room key.
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Interacting with the huge avian population is a daily adventure and (mostly) a delight.
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There were even, some attendees noted with delight, long lines for the women's restroom.
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Her songs were catchy, and her delight at being allowed to participate was palpable.
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If the world could see his painting, it would laugh with delight, he thought.
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"The first record I heard was 'Rapper's Delight,' sorry to say," Jackson told Torres.
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When I first heard Yuja play these encores, I went mad with delight, too.
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Referees quickly ruled it a no goal, to the delight of the Boston crowd.
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To my nostalgic delight, I still had to wait an hour to see him.
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Having received his terminal diagnosis, he began to abandon rigor in favor of delight.
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Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew took delight in spoiling the Raiders&apos final home game.
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Roman called this makeup sex, and Gerri's barely masked delight didn't seem remotely professional.
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The real delight (and instruction) is in watching the corresponding video for each dish.
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That, however, did not deter those who found delight in an impromptu day off.
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"The Crowd," a first-season creep-fest about accident gawkers, remains a ghoulish delight.
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"The Crowd," a first-season creep-fest about accident gawkers, remains a ghoulish delight.
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The answer, as unlikely as it may seem at first glance, is a delight.
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Mr. Bush's quick jokes, frequent hugs and obvious delight among children charmed his hosts.
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Researchers used both measures of muscle movement and self-reports to gauge their delight.
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But the laughs and exclamations of delight shared over the table tonight speak volumes.
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I show it to all my video students to their horror, and sometimes delight.
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Mapper's Delight, a cultural tale representing worlds, experiences and gameplay told through hip-hop.
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She announced it on her Instagram ... much to the delight of millions of fans.
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To her delight, Löwenzahn, a flamboyant yellow bloom translated as "lion's tooth," are abundant.
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Robot's Delight probably isn't going to become the massive hit that Rapper's Delight was, and Erica the android isn't quite as talented as Wonder Mike, but if you manage to make it through the entire video you'll at least learn some stuff.
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Other brand-new marshmallow launches from Peeps include a variety of chocolate-dipped fruits flavors (blueberry, raspberry, etc.) at Target, cotton candy at Walgreen's, plus Orange Delight (orange marshmallows cover in orange fudge) and Lime Delight (lime marshmallows covered in lime fudge).
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Fan favorite Courtney Hadwin was announced as a finalist, much to judge Howie Mandel's delight.
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"This house is designed as an entertainer's delight," said Mr. Woollard, who loves to cook.
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They married in 2015, to the delight of everyone who shipped them from the beginning.
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At oral argument, Justice Scalia took professorial delight in sparring with the advocates before him.
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As they passed behind one basket, a couple in the second row squealed with delight.
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So it shouldn't be surprising that their latest Instagram offering is a gosh darn delight.
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Some swooned in delight, excited to take the practices back to their schools and classrooms.
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To the audience's delight, the actor jumped on stage and interrupted comedian Mat Edgar's set.
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For her, the true delight of stealing is sharing her criminal stories with someone else.
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They then watch with Mr. Burns's finger-tapping delight as the Clippers combust into ashes.
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Similarly, the engagement graph could push broadcasters to pepper their streams with moments of delight.
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Here are gifts that will satisfy, even delight, the pickiest, Grinchiest and fanciest of people.
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The race has, to Scholten's delight, become surprisingly close for an otherwise deep-red district.
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Add coconut milk, and it's a rich, delight that's as beautiful as it is delicious.
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According to the couple, the late-morning delight did not go over well with Lola.
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A spokesman for Michelle Obama confirms that the girls "squealed in delight," according to CNN.
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This new comic is a surprise delight, with stunning, restrained, impactful artwork from George Kambadais.
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Fey's costars gasped in delight at her revelation, and fired off several follow-up questions.
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Silicon Valley loves to "delight the user"—so long as the user is young enough.
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"He wants to rip their faces off to the delight of the base," Cramer said.
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Here, though, it's at least in a way the show seems to truly delight in.
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For example: A $31 take on Lunchables, or a $15 cocktail made with Sunny Delight.
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International Delight has created a Peeps-flavored coffee creamer a few months ahead of spring.
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Cries of delight emerged from the crowd, and the rapid clicking of cameras sounded out.
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My delight was punctuated by six sonic booms — a thank you from the returning boosters.
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It is, in many ways, a fun tool with the power to delight and surprise.
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I'd fetishize the shiny surfaces and delight when I drank out of a clean cup.
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Much to her delight, her home with Urban is always brimming with their daughters' buddies.
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It left me dizzy from its audacity, its delight, and its occasional lack of taste.
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Much to the delight of everyone onboard, the molten gusher had returned in full force.
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To the delight of Colorado's ski industry, the mountains and foothills were pounded the hardest.
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That the generals' tough-guy cachet would glorify his imagined own was an additional delight.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 10 items that will make these serious hombodies squeal with delight.
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They also snuck in a second smooch to the delight of the crowds below them!
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I spent 40 minutes with this singular delight and wrote up my thoughts over here.
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Watching the two of them together is a goddamn delight in almost every way. Almost.
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The move will knock already wobbly markets, a prospect that seems to delight Mr Trump.
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Earlier this month, a snippet of it was leaked to the delight of listeners everywhere.
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The resulting print is bathed in a solution derived (she says with delight) from spinach.
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Hudy Delight—isn't fancy, but it is a classic and beloved party beer in Ohio.
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"This is just another way for them to delight our customers," he told Re/code.
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Still, when Olenna is on camera, she's mostly been a source of delight and comfort.
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The thrill of an excellent pop record is already subversive; delight is disruptive by definition.
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SNES Classic To the delight of '90s kids everywhere, Nintendo has released the SNES Classic.
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Gabrielski's classroom — where he's sure to delight a whole new group of students next year.
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Today, those albums make up a treasure trove, liable to delight the first-time listener.
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We also produce limited runs of shoes to surprise and delight people visiting the store.
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After watching the demonstration stir up, Jenner joins in to the delight of the protesters.
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Other times, it's Clarke's former HBO costars who manage to surprise her and delight fans.
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Morewood, and he might have referred to her as "Thou Lady of All Delight" and
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CLAYTON: Senator Booker, you have been a joy and a delight and a fantastic sport.
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He has moved his pets into his official residence, much to the delight of netizens.
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He plays it with vicious delight as Loki in The Avengers and other Marvel movies.
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In news that may horrify or delight you, this alligator is not made of clay.
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The internet is a place of endless delight — but you shouldn't take it for granted.
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I know I take great delight whenever I meet someone like me, Friend of Bill.
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They nevertheless share a common refrain of love and hope and delight in their children.
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She also jokes that her closet clean out day was a delight for her husband.
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To the crowd's delight, he flops into the exhibit again with a poorly executed backflip.
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"I've got these Lenovo machines, and actually for Chrome they're Corvettes," he says with delight.
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Before that, Floyd came out in an awesome mask, to the delight of the arena.
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The Love Actually cast reunion, which premieres today in the U.S., is an utter delight.
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The writers used slurs liberally, and seemed to delight in the sexual objectification of women.
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Hollingsworth went wild in the MUNCHIES garden, picking flowers and berries to his heart's delight.
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Much to fans' delight, Pretty Woman: The Musical stays true to the 1990 original movie!
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Unfortunately, Wall Street cannot measure the soft, yet critical aspects of culture and customer delight.
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Frohna has been a close collaborator of Soloway's since her 2013 debut feature Afternoon Delight.
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I want to coat a smiley face in butter and delight my friends with bread.
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But a delight in seeing the expected undone can be a pathway to poor thinking.
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I also enjoyed a donor kebab sandwich from a new Turkish restaurant called Turkish Delight.
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"Four to shoot," Breen said with an unusual amount of delight in his familiar voice.
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A trio of women wearing shirts that read "Shut the Brunch Up" squeal with delight.
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But that hasn't stopped us from squealing with delight over the latest news from Gerber.
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The 1-year-old royal waved throughout the celebration to the delight of his mom.
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This season, viewers will be introduced to Titus' wife, which will surely be a delight.
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A few more months and the mud floor is covered with wooden planks: pure delight.
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Besides his delight in surprising the world, history shows Putin's word is worth very little.
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Mr. Hitt said it had been "a delight" to watch the evolution of the development.
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Netflix's "Big Mouth" is back for its third season, much to the delight of fans.
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Both bars proceed to fall off in a matter of seconds, to Trump's apparent delight.
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Hops (taking off from and arriving on the same foot) are a particular delight here.
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Violence!" chants the mousy Honey, with a cheerleader's delight, in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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It's the best-looking MacBook Air in years, and its diminutive size is a delight.
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Hall said Vanderhall owners take particular delight in getting more attention than Lambos or Bugattis.
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President Obama, to the delight of conservationists, is now very much on the same schedule.
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Those three words have the power to make any 5-year-old yip with delight.
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber: A timeline Baldwin tweeted her delight soon after Bieber posted.
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To my delight, my son was instantly receptive to the idea of moving to England.
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They were emotional wines, made to delight and to be shared among family and friends.
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Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks completed the strikeout to the delight of the frenzied Cubs crowd.
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Both my flatmates have breakfast with us, and to my delight everyone gets along splendidly.
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And in Amanda Hesser's recipe for fish poached in buttermilk (it's a Tuesday-Wednesday delight).
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It was quiet, but they would soon take to the air and delight the crowds.
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We can let the baffling puzzle of life delight us, surprise us, and challenge us.
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Gillian laughs with delight at Sally's new love, a clump of turnips in her hand.
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No one needs another Britney album, but that's exactly why Glory is such a delight.
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Crunchy-veggie fans will delight to find all vegetables undercooked, accentuating the emphasis on freshness.
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The subsidy cleared the Senate, to the delight of wealthy peanut-farm owners, including Carter.
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Then keep on cooking, to the delight of your family and friends, all weekend long.
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Much to the mission managers' delight and surprise, they were all brought back to life.
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Anyone else get a shiver of delight and dread when Hector first rang that sucker?
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Although the fashion week proved somewhat chaotic, the sense of delight and achievement was plain.
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I got the feeling that he wanted to entertain and delight and engage young minds.
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" Robb accepted and discovered, to his delight, that "I got the craziest adrenaline rush ever.
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Republicans once sought to strengthen relations with Mexico; today they delight in antagonizing our neighbor.
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The delight of "Echo in the Canyon" is in the delicious details its subjects impart.
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The show is a raunchy, silly and often chaotic delight, propelled by charming, wacky animation.
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And as before, Floca's artwork remains an extraordinary delight for a reader of any age.
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Some part of us is in the digital realm, waiting to have our delight validated.
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We had our friend Cord Jefferson, who's a delight, who did great really early on.
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It was a delight, and I'm excited to do more of these in the future.
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They make the experience seamless and easy, while providing delight in their otherwise busy day.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — What a delight it is to get a theme puzzle on a Saturday!
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A new signal appears that leads the Discovery to Xahea, to the delight of Tilly.
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When it came to Georgia, I always bet against the Bulldogs, much to his delight.
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Someone spots a bush of bright pink buffalo berries nearby and Katso shouts with delight.
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I left with a glow of delight after the brandy tasting that concludes the tour.
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They're there when you need them, and they console you, and they also delight you.
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So it's with great delight that I greet the phenomenon of the escape room fad.
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Delight in the round animals of Instagram and the "Trash 'N' Trash" videos of YouTube.
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DaBaby's amused guest verse plays against Megan's blunter verses, as both take delight in dissonance.
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Rather, it is the delight in watching them play along with our flights of imagination.
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They would delight in finding Lincoln treasures nestled among junk or hanging off tree branches.
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Television spectators turned to Twitter to delight over Serena Williams's stunning pink Atelier Versace dress.
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Our march to the shore touched me with an odd mix of delight and danger.
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Christopher Stone, 17, would never again delight his friends with his dance moves and charm.
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Everything that's in there is meant to inform and delight, because history should be fun.
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The nerdy details that pop up in the dark landscape of the news delight her.
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It's hard now to imagine how much delight our great-grandparents took in public swimming.
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It's a delight to watch — and it's a worthy addition to the Austen canon, too.
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Much to the delight of the crowd, Ms. White hesitated before giving her last assent.
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" He had to learn a few years ago for the Jill Soloway movie "Afternoon Delight.
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So what better time to delight in the potential of our own New York Knickerbockers?
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"I am optimistic that gorillas can still multiply, to the delight of all," he added.
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Crisp, bright, clean notes of Granny Smith apple and other stonefruit tartness were a delight.
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In costume and makeup, they looked like stone until suddenly, to his delight, they moved.
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Romney: Being in a Donald Trump's magnificent hotel and having his endorsement is a delight.
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After Thiem double-faulted, Nadal leveled at 5-5 to the delight of the crowd.
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Yet Newman is no dogmatist who celebrates every difference as a delight and inalienable right.
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This year, to the delight of critics and the dismay of partygoers, the bubble popped.
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However, there was no need to worry — the A380 was a delight, even in economy.
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He took particular delight in capturing celebrities with each other, in their element or not.
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Still, a movement fueled by sadism will delight in admissions that it has caused pain.
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Every episode is a refreshing delight filled with drama, humor, books, and close-knit relationships.
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To the delight of the audience, Project Debater even managed to crack a few jokes.
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" Plus, there's a seasonal delight you can't ever escape â€" not even on the ISS.
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Trump seems to delight in upending precedents and the established order more than any president.
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It was still a delight, apparently, to reënact the lifting of strictures from oppressive times.
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Happy tweeting, and may the brevity, speed, and essence of Twitter continue to delight you.
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The RX18818833 VII is a delight of a camera and an easy recommendation to make.
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On my way in, I noticed to my delight that RICK AND MORTY is back!
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Not every little sister would delight in the advice — but Morgan was grateful for it.
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Two toddlers played by the door, screaming every few minutes from their own, private delight.
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He took particular delight in capturing celebrities with each other, in their element or not.
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"Jane" will delight those familiar with Ms. Goodall and provide a vibrant introduction for newcomers.
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What's missing are musical numbers that showcase his showmanship and eternal capacity for self-delight.
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In the age of selfies and cellphones, drawings offer a delight because they are outdated.
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It's a welcome delight that this person has allowed me to see under their makeup.
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The delight that is Girls Trip star Tiffany Haddish can't stop, won't stop talking about Beyoncé.
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Kutcher, a notable prankster from his days on Punk'd, loves to delight his friends and fans.
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Audrey is a delight as she tries to explain the difference between actors and real people.
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Without curiosity and delight, viewers lose interest and start looking around for something else to do.
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" Facebook users reacted to the craft with delight, with one declaring it "the new garden Gnome.
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Oftentimes the content they contain is intrinsically repulsive, and therefore, shouldn't necessarily trigger delight within us.
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And what grander delight than a whole fish, head-to-tail, with eyes, bones, and all?
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Are there any two words in the English language that inspire more delight than "surprise sale"?
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Following the show, Garfield's ex Emma Stone reacted with surprise and delight to the hilarious kiss.
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Commentators were quick to delight in Belichick's hard stare at the woman through the entire encounter.
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In the daily lives of the ship's volunteers, trauma mixed with tedium, delight competed with heartbreak.
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"Right now, our top goals are to hire great people, and delight our customers," he says.
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That's a much-discussed topic today, but Dodge addresses it with subtlety without neglecting visual delight.
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Parkgoers will delight in a quintessentially playful experience that has become a hallmark of the franchise.
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Of course, we all fall victim to the fleeting delight of fast fashion's affordable trend pieces.
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Photos of the unusual sandwiches were posted on Twitter to the delight — and disgust — of hundreds.
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The cod was easier to cook than I initially expected and was a delight to eat.
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He also loved dressing up as Santa to the delight of children at a local school.
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It's the perfect introduction into a performer who would delight audiences for decades to come. 2.
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No matter which Hogwarts House your dad has sorted into, this gift is short to delight.
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It's not admirable to take delight in the failure of one's opponents; but, conversely, fuck 'em.
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On issue after issue, Donald Trump has taken delight in thumbing his nose at Republican orthodoxy.
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Each new item that I unlocked by bringing people into the UCA was such a delight.
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The obvious care and delight these food mistresses and masters display is wildly sensual and sensuous.
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Written and recorded from May to November 2017, the resulting record unspools with hyper-sensory delight.
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SNES Classic To the delight of '90s kids everywhere, Nintendo released the SNES Classic last year.
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I want to give women the means to express themselves and to delight in their femininity.
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But mocking the prospect of another Clinton campaign holds a double delight for pro-Trump audiences.
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But Trump also took delight in pointing out something else about this rarefied group of companies.
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Meanwhile male authors on our panels monopolize the mic to the great delight of the crowd.
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Banana splits and romantic-sounding sundaes — the Soul Kiss, the Lover's Delight — sold for 35 cents.
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Wayans Jr. is charming, and West (of The Carmichael Show and Ghosted) seems like a delight.
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The couple also delight in spending time with their service dog, Rescue, an affectionate black Labrador.
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If he is building that wall during an election year, that would presumably delight his supporters.
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At last we get to hear Tench's wife Nancy's voice, and she's a genuine, honest delight.
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Kutcher, a notable prankster from his days on Punk'd, loves to delight his friends and fans.
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" To Johnson's delight, Tiana then hilariously responds by pointing at the photo of Obama, 57. "Yeah!
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Shirt' has sold out but some copies may still be available via Revelation and Moshers Delight.
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The result will be a multi directional band of red white and blue Italian ice delight.
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Tom I am sure the air in heaven must be this wonder working gas of delight.
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It was a total delight to shoot and it's a thrill to work with this company.
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Judging from the delight on the faces of these Brooklyn locals, they feel the same way.
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On Friday Murray crashed a White House press briefing to the delight of the journalists present.
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The Chicago Cubs are the chimpanzees of baseball's zoo -- cute, popular, always a delight to see.
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Throughout the celebration, Louis waved excitedly to the crowds below, to the delight of his mom.
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Tiffany Haddish has once again proven herself to be a tickling delight on the big screen.
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There were little whoops of delight as the drones seemed to dance across the night sky.
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It is a genuine delight to watch people acquire and polish skill, even on bad days.
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Lead the way into changes that will bring both you and your beloved joy and delight.
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But Lagorio-Chafkin still manages to find delight in Reddit's past, and optimism for its future.
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To her delight, her foster parents taught her how to read within weeks of her arrival.
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Under her cap and gown, she sported the smart red frock much to her grandmother's delight.
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A box from Glossier is like Kryptonite—it makes fans of the brand weak with delight.
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Big Boy, as the locomotive is known, is sparking delight in all the towns he visits.
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On the contrary, it's a fresh delight every week populated by endearing oddballs and amusing relationships.
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Even abstract concepts like "delight" have multisensory components, such as smiles, laughter and jumping for joy.
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You bring her chocolate or Turkish delight as a gift and you pay her a fee.
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Fans as well as cast members took to Twitter to express their delight at the news.
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Then, over time, they began adding more and more touches to the delight of their visitors.
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Love, Simon is a gotdamn delight That's in part because of the incredible cast of characters.
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He was open to ideas and collaborative and it was a delight to work with him.
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The phrase appeared on Tuesday night's show, much to the surprise and delight to Beyhive fans.
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His stemwinder "Sugar Magnolia" tales during bland mid-January college hoop games are a fan's delight.
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But it doesn't delight with a sharp crispness the way a BMW inline six-cylinder does.
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State news reported leader Kim Jong Un's delight with the "perfect" launch of the Pukguksong-2.
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Peruse the pics for your holiday delight ... and remember to work on those jump shots, kids.
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We even run a small trade surplus with Britain — a fact that should delight President Trump.
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There, she sang along to The Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" and played with Bryn's purple Hatchimal.
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My introduction was Kurtis Blow "The Breaks" and Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight," and breakdancing of course.
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Here are 15 ways that people have made their coworkers think, laugh, and exclaim in delight.
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I literally squealed at the ending, and giggled in delight at many points throughout the journey.
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It's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend meets Singin' in the Rain, and lo, it is a total delight.
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These vividly reflect Castle's delight in the settling of light upon the familiar objects around him.
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"Bergschrund" is a collaboration with the minimalist German composer Nils Frahm, and it's a strange delight.
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He goes rigid, any easy manner totally gone, his face poised somewhere between delight and fear.
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You could say lizards punch above their (very slight) weight in their capacity to delight us.
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It's just fantastic: tangy and rich and comforting, a total delight to cook and to eat.
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And Trump does delight in quoting Bernie's contention that Hillary lacks the judgment to be president.
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These seven trends will emerge to shape the way companies delight and retain customers in 2020.
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When Daley comes back, he almost kills Baldak — you can see the delight in Baldak's face!
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I delight in someone like a Lauren Underwood, who I met ... Yep, I just met her.
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Jukebox musicals are a much maligned genre, but every so often they can delight and surprise.
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"Do you know I wear very considerable moustaches now?" he wrote with delight to a friend.
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"How do we make sure we delight customers everywhere versus just in our own echo chambers?"
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Some of his impromptu pep talks seem to delight front-line workers, others not so much.
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" * taking delight in the fact North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un said "terrific things about me.
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You can practically see TV marketing executives hopping around the whiteboard with delight at the idea.
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The Engagement Team at Insider is passionate about delivering great user experiences that delight our readers.
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To my delight, I found that the doctor was eloquent; he wrote with precision and conviction.
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Ms. Streep is a delight, hilarious when she's singing and convincingly on edge at all times.
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He fought just one bout but won, 5-4, and hollered at the audience in delight.
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Seriously, during the whole film, watching all three Haim sisters smash the drums is a delight.
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I only remember my entire absorption, delight, in writing about—giving my impression of— der Hase.
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He steals the movie, of course, and helps it ascend to a level of anarchic delight.
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But some suggest voters may tire of the furors that Trump seems to delight in causing.
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It may not surprise you to hear that these foods are far from a dieter's delight.
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These Cinderella shoes are a sheer delight, from their fairy-tale flowers to their blue pompoms.
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Emily Atkin: It was certainly a delight to see little Arya dunking on big bird Brienne.
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It's a bit of a nod to the classic dyrelægens natmad (the vet's delight), I suppose.
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Demonizing cargo shorts makes particularly good business sense for right-wing firebrands who delight in provocation.
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This might be another Baker's Delight situation, and we don't want that to go public again.
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So, imagine my delight when she started showing up in more sketches on Inside Amy Schumer.
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If I'm with Steve in reality, I delight in his success, and I'm happy for him.
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"I boarded a train, kissed all goodbye / And now my heart knows no delight," Rashad says.
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Each monster has slightly different tastes, so what disgusts one is likely to delight the other.
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"Isn't every moment an inexplicable delight?" she purrs, gazing into the eyes of a dazzled Walker.
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Democrats now delight in stirring up their base by putting Trump's face on every Republican opponent.
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And yet millions of Americans either believe what he says or delight in his obvious deceptions.
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When he landed and ostentatiously stretched out his arms, the crowd around him screamed in delight.
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Now, to the delight of many locals, the dilapidated waterfront is set for an investment bonanza.
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For here is the week in Instagram food porn, deep-fried and collated for your delight.
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Her handwriting preserves her passion, along with clear intent to both delight and embolden the reader.
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They are a gateway into an underrepresented cuisine—a gustatory delight for palates of all ethnicities.
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Video games are great at lots of things: immersion, delight, even storytelling every now and again.
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Yet there was no disguising the delight of some of Mr. Trump's critics at the news.
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It is just one way that Mr. Sorrell seems to delight in needling his former company.
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The smile she flashed while wringing her hands in delight was not lost on the audience.
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Muslimova's riff on the trope of woman as vessel is a perverse celebration of olfactory delight.
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A book that's as devious as this novel will delight anyone who's been disappointed too often.
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Like daydreams, playing with stuffed animals offers pure delight — a chance to doodle with your emotions.
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At first, I delight in snuggling under fluffy blankets and sipping mugs of fragrant herbal tea.
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Because I am a monster, I delight in throwing my children's artwork away while they're sleeping.
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At least one early action sequence made me giggle with delight at its Rube Goldberg logic.
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Does the idea of a Jumbotron proposal fill you with romantic delight or deep, cringy fear?
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Much to the delight of Chinese back home, Ms. Liu accepted, on one condition: No mudslinging.
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The eye of heaven is out, and misty night Covers the shame that follows sweet delight.
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Even among all those masters, however, Robson took particular delight in his jack-of-all-trades.
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But a good gift, one that has been picked to delight, can go a long way.
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I contributed to the cluing as best I could, which was both difficult and a delight.
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To my surprise and delight, of the 12 individuals that we asked, all 12 said yes.
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To my surprise and delight, of the 12 individuals that we asked, all 12 said yes.
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Alternately cerebral and emotional, Mr. Paar turned his programs into exercises in high tension and delight.
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His advisers insist Trump's projection of toughness against China will only delight, not alienate, his base.
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