" Another follower enthused, "You can't keep a good woman down!
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"Working with Keith is a really special experience," Wells enthused.
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I'm not enthused about this large purchase, but it's necessary.
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I'm super enthused about our nextgen leaders and the future.
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But Faith was less than enthused; she was outright confounded.
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"You actually have jelly doughnuts?" an adorably enthused Kaling said.
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So I'm very much enthused by the level of support.
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"Slime her!" a writer for Cinemablend enthused about Ms. Milano.
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"Lots of interesting things coming down the pipe," Petra enthused.
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The Democrats are clearly excited and enthused, mobilized and angry.
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Senate Republicans may not be as enthused about its inclusion.
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"We're trending No. 1 worldwide!" his scheduler enthused, multiple times.
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One suspects that William Hawkins would be very much enthused.
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Speaking to CNBC on Monday, Mr. Buffett enthused about one.
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His kids, on the other hand, seem much less enthused.
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And while many Indians were sickened, many others were enthused.
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She previously told CNN that she wasn't enthused by the pick.
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They were enthused by their faith and wanted to proclaim it.
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An engineer named Jim enthused that making the kits is disruptive.
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One surprising person who is equally as enthused by Friends reruns?
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Josh Gottheimer, seemed slightly less enthused about voting for the resolution.
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Her followers on the social media site weren't quite as enthused.
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" He enthused, "Erin wanted to have some fun for tonight's premiere.
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Okay, maybe I'm just enthused thanks to the show's latest trailer.
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"I'm starting off with something very cute and cuddly," he enthused.
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Investors were less enthused for Comcast, as its shares remained steady.
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I was genuinely enthused about what it could bring to games.
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Few artists of any kind are so visibly and infectiously enthused.
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But few now are enthused about the EU referendum coming up.
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"I'm not really enthused about getting a second special counsel," Sen.
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Enthused, I took some low-light photos with the Nex 3.
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Breithaupt is enthused about its potential for finding new creative ideas.
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He had been to 73 cities, he enthused, and 27 states.
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There's just one problem: Voters are not particularly enthused about it.
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This time, seemingly enthused by her role in the opposition, Mrs.
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National Democrats might be less than enthused with Campbell's gunslinging persona.
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"Trump was a candidate they were genuinely enthused about," Hawley said.
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For those who are perhaps less enthused about this royal milestone. £3.50.
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Shockingly, he remains enthused with each bite throughout the seven-minute film.
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"No other country matches this depth and breadth of engagement," it enthused.
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And they may be more enthused to vote in the next election.
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"Christmas is the merchant's harvest time," one industry magazine enthused in 1908.
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"The dumplings are our pride and joy," a smartly dressed waiter enthused.
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It used to be called "the Athens of the West," he enthused.
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He enthused those around him with his actions, and comforted the grieving.
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AA, on the other hand, was less than enthused with this strategy.
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Publishers seem open to it but creators and brands seem less enthused.
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Celebrity chefs like Bobby Flay and Wolfgang Puck enthused about their versatility.
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"Bang for the buck!" enthused the blog post of one seasonal shopper.
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In "Kitchen Confidential," Bourdain enthused about his vision of the ideal cuisine.
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Enthused and euphoric, her rise, meteoric,Her heart all atingle — then numbed.
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FEW IDEAS have enthused technologists as much as the self-driving car.
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Since then, a small but enthused community of plant musicians has formed.
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"I was enthused to see another girl riding a bike," she said.
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When I emailed him, I expected him to be enthused by Graham-Cassidy.
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Later he enthused "that was almost intercepted!" of a pass no defender touched.
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The news will be a blow to backers enthused by the Lily's promise.
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"It's the biggest protest yet," enthused Andras Lederer, a veteran of successive demonstrations.
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Regular podcast listeners straddle the fence between enthused hobbyists and avid knowledge explorers.
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We talked about sports and Ray enthused about New Zealand and its lifestyle.
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Once news spread, however, many of Sophia's fellow Saudi citizens were less enthused.
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Each special election brings more evidence that Democrats are motivated, enthused, and prepared.
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"I'm not enthused about what he has said in various articles," Moore said.
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Lambs are bleating, buds are opening, you feel moderately enthused about life again!
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"It'll be great," he enthused in the Facebook post that piqued my attention.
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"The best thing that we have, above all, is our imagination," enthused Martins.
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Republicans are far less enthused to turn out to show support for Trump.
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But scientists seem less-enthused about any projects that could blur their telescopes.
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"I was not enthused about the nomination," he said on the Senate floor.
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Gosling is at once hangdog and enthused, with a shrug of self-deprecation.
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Older Americans, he enthused, would be covered for dental care, hearing aids, eyeglasses.
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Markets are not enthused by the outlook for the pound beyond the election.
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" Having enthused with great efficiency, Griffin turns to me: "Okay, shall we power-walk?
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Celgene investors were jubilant over the deal, and Bristol investors were less than enthused.
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But, your followers won't be quite so enthused to see such brazen show-offiness.
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Last week, Country Living published a piece featuring the recipe and people are enthused.
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" Enthused the mom-to-be on her share of the sweet photograph, "💛 SURPRISE!
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Only a decade ago, Republican leaders such as George W. Bush enthused about immigration.
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We were really enthused and we put a lot of effort into that record.
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I've already enthused about the screen and the speed, but there's more to it.
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I'm a big fan of their fit but a little less enthused by these.
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Meanwhile, some young Chinese shoppers seem less enthused this year about celebrating manic consumerism.
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As expected, Fonda wasn't too enthused and made snide remarks about the interview afterward.
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Her predecessor, Michelle Obama, was less than enthused about life in the East Wing.
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Still, Trump was enthused about both his name's use and the race's future prospects.
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"Consumers were enthused by the administration's spending priorities and other government policies," he said.
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Big companies with brands and images to protect aren't so enthused by that approach.
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And some Thoreau experts are not enthused by an electronic simulation of Walden Pond.
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Such a turn, enthused Mr Strache, could lift his party's support from 27% to 34%.
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"I'll take any," enthused the president in Florida, after denigrating the main Democratic primary contenders.
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And if you can't get enthused about running at all, of course, don't force yourself.
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Republicans were less enthused and called Comey to Capitol Hill to discuss it under oath.
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The This Is Us star got candid when actor Ryan Rottman enthused over the show.
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She had earlier this week said she was "not enthused" about Moore's writings about women.
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The story is also reportedly being remade into a TV adaptation, though Midler isn't enthused.
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" And clearly, the feeling is mutual as Aronofsky enthused, "She just has so much talent.
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Going into it, no one in Ministry was enthused about attending alternative music's summer camp.
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Hunters were simply not enthused about adding these new color variants to their trophy rooms.
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"The students will be able to challenge themselves against him," the ex-Union President enthused.
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Despite the jibes, House Democrats would be enthused if Becerra did become Clinton's running mate.
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About that corporate rate: At least one Republican senator is not enthused about the idea.
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Espresso experts are less enthused, but they'll still recommend Nespresso as a good capsule machine.
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They're building a community of like-minded, sports-enthused women while educating novice sports fans.
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TRUMP: Well, there was a report that somebody said that I'm not enthused about it.
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But the state's voters are less than enthused about the prospect of home-state Sen.
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It's important to keep progressives enthused, but we need to have a big tent too.
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All signs pointed to a career in academia, but he wasn't enthused by the prospect.
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And I'm not that enthused by the idea of a cramped quarantine in my apartment.
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Now it appears builders are less concerned with policy and more enthused about the economy.
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"Great, let's upload some photos!" my ever-game husband enthused when I suggested my plan.
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"I felt like I was hallucinating," he enthused, boasting of his increased focus and euphoria.
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"It's an exciting discovery that was hiding under our noses all along," enthused a researcher.
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"Everybody seems to have read it," Trump enthused in the note, which Schwartz has kept.
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The Republican Party will not be able to win elections without an enthused white base.
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Provided that my partners are enthused about opening the floodgates, I'm super into it too.
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Enthused by the response, Ghani announced a unilateral cease-fire extension which expires at midnight Friday.
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But we're having trouble getting enthused about her upcoming film Colossal — or even understanding it, TBH.
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Republicans trail on both measures: 47 percent are extremely interested and 42 percent are more enthused.
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"Usually, those are people who have a specific disease, and usually, they're very enthused," she said.
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" Luke Combs was especially enthused to hear that he "looks like the human manifestation of cornbread.
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The coming-of-age film has another equally enthused fan, in the form of Jonah Hill.
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And, why Susie is less-than-enthused to see him the night of his next performance.
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Visitors enthused and staff spoke of the innovation made possible by different services sharing a home.
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Ted Cruz might be a contender for the GOP presidential bid — but not everyone's equally enthused.
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"There are employees who are equally energized and enthused even in the [smaller] companies," she added.
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We are enthused about the development of cloud gaming offerings that companies are bringing to market.
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"It's what we want, too!" enthused an elderly voter at a recent Trump rally in Pennsylvania.
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I wasn't really enthused about it, but I went back to the Gregorian University in Rome.
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I suppose if we ever bought a funeral parlor or something I wouldn't be as enthused.
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The online retailer enthused about how it could turn a whole generation of kids onto theater.
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"Steady reductions in sea ice are opening new passageways and new opportunities for trade," he enthused.
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"I was very skeptical and not really that enthused about meeting with them," Mr. Love said.
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But just a more self-serving kind that aims to keep developers enthused and perceptions tickled.
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For the most part, my teammates were cheery and enthused through the duration of the trip.
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"Suddenly, we had in our hands the most alive Egyptian artwork," he enthused in his diary.
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But others are just enthused by the prospect of Europe's art market coming to life again.
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Haven't we heard the enthused prophesies bestowed now on Zverev and (somewhat now) on Khachanov before?
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House conservatives have always been dubious about stabilizing Obamacare, and now Democrats don't sound enthused either.
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While Trump has bragged of the act's impact on workers, Summers said he isn't that enthused.
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Farm owner Roger Brill enthused that Kate was brilliant with both the children and the trees.
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The familiarity of Sanders' new platform to his last aside, the audience seemed no less enthused.
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Xi Jinping enthused the Davos crowd in 2017 with his full-throated advocacy of an open world.
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However, not everyone was as enthused – Bowie's son, Duncan Jones, blasting the tribute via Twitter Monday night.
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After rising the previous week, interest rates fell back again last week, but consumers were not enthused.
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Per Gallup's "Employee Engagement in the U.S." poll, only 32% of us feel enthused about our jobs.
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For the K–12 teacher, it's mostly eliminating the stuff they are not that enthused about doing.
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Steady progress has enthused others, however, and Tesla's market value is close to that of General Motors.
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Not everyone was enthused about Garbus's idea to film from within the Times' offices—including some journalists.
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We watched a couple dozen wet, mildly enthused Vietnamese Obama supporters crane their necks over a barricade.
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It appears that Son wasn't very enthused by the panel either, as spotted by a Twitter user.
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The housing agency told them there was an availability, but Ms. Blake isn't enthused by the idea.
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And McAdoo will have to keep his players as enthused and cohesive as they were on Sunday.
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But one of the women leading the push for justice wasn't enthused about the entertainment industry's demonstration.
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He talked about it in such enthused terms he might have been any other young Spielberg fan.
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But video game fans aren't as enthused about the battle royale genre as they were last year.
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Enthused about my empty row and copious legroom, I fell asleep before the plane even took off.
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But, it is the presence of U.S.-trained free market advocate Paulo Guedes that has particularly enthused investors.
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The stunner looks for inspiration from her style icon Charlize Theron: "She has an impeccable style," she enthused.
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Although the family isn't enthused about her sexuality, they seemed pleased that Mariah is coming into her own.
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Of course, it's not unusual for one person to be more enthused about the prospect of being open.
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Mr. Zhao just wanted a digital assistant to play music, but his wife, Heather Zheng, was not enthused.
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"The self-assured app entrepreneur appears to have an answer for everything," the Dragons' Den voice-over enthused.
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Even voters here who are enthused by Clinton's candidacy recognize that others aren't that plugged into the race.
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While all of your weed-enthused friends might share some characteristics, no two stoners are really the same.
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I'm less enthused that there's no support for Thunderbolt 3, given that this is ostensibly a premium machine.
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Clearly, many voters are not especially enthused by the solutions she is proposing to the problems they face.
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If anything, Republicans seemed more enthused at the prospect of Pelosi's defenestration than most rank-and-file Democrats.
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I watched LeBron the way he handled himself, how he was so enthused when these kids were playing.
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"I'm heading out to buy myself a brand new leopard-skin pillbox hat …" enthused Jcscott from Ventura, Calif.
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I got the sense that the curators were so enthused by their conceptualization that they forgot to edit.
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But Greer is not "enthused" about Turkish lira bonds, seeing real yields comparing poorly with emerging market peers.
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I enthused that Melania, who stood quietly nearby aboard 5-inch stilettos, had lost all her baby weight.
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I should pause here to admit I'm the kind of person who gets overtly enthused about this stuff.
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He's starting to doubt Simpson's innocence, and he's even less enthused about his own involvement in the trial.
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It doesn't seem like Sanders is likely to be much enthused by Trump's claim to his supporters, either.
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Engineers are not typically enthused at the idea of putting windows or hull penetrations in a pressure vessel.
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"My favorite part is everything!" she enthused before making a beeline to a zip line in the trees.
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"We're the platform for the alt-right," Bannon enthused to Mother Jones's Sarah Posner in a July interview.
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"God, you sound like a disc jockey!" she enthused, interrupting my first attempt to ask her a question.
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"Weaving in and out, and whizzing down the slope — it made me feel alive," Trulocke enthused (CBS News).
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Enthused at the idea of a new recruit, they set a face-to-face meeting to deliver informational material.
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"I'm not enthused about what he has said in various articles," Ernst said, according to the Bloomberg news service.
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While Strand is generally enthused about the prospect of widespread round up programs, not every program is treated equally.
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Meanwhile, "we're very, very enthused about the opportunities and see no meaningful change in the short term," he said.
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The model attracted scores of users, some of whom became less enthused by the deals over time, analysts say.
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During Amelia's rounds, Jo isn't enthused about her superior discussing "beating the crap out of" a tumor named Wilma.
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"There weren't many people there, and it was really dirty and dark—but I loved the energy," Guo enthused.
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Can't believe that is my birth place," she enthused in another tweet, adding "LOL HOW SCARED ARE THESE KUFFAR.
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It's a really challenging environment to be enthused and in front of people—slumping into releasing a new record.
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"Bello" and "Bellissimo" he enthused as a variety of laces, velvets, tulles and brocades were fashioned into final form.
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Joni had just eaten or was about to get fed in this photo, clearly enthused about food either way.
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"I have been enthused by the start to Theresa May's premiership," he said in a statement announcing his candidacy.
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"And be it recorded right here that New York possesses the pitching marvel of the century," The Times enthused.
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"The potential for storytelling in the new TV version is going to be enormous and absolutely tantalising," he enthused.
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But there's a fork in the road: His parents are less enthused and think he should return to college.
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Voters are not enthused about Trump's suggestion to arm teachers following last month's high school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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In each of those races, Democratic base turnout soared while the Republican base was less enthused to turn out.
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So when I walked into FRIGS' show to the sound of relatively restrained guitars, I was less than enthused.
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This causes the grandmother to come to Karim, and I can't say he's that enthused about taking on the case.
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But try using them with another Android phone, as I did, or with an iPhone, and you'll be less enthused.
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For all of Honor's engineering effort with the dot camera, I'm not particularly enthused by the results produced by it.
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"Double-breasted suits are definitely making a comeback," enthused one teenager waiting in the long queue to see "the Mogg".
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But I haven't been too enthused about any of the various kinds of dietary programs that people put out there.
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So, when we heard tell of Krispy Kreme's new Gingerbread Glazed Doughnuts we were admittedly interested, but not overly enthused.
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"I'm obsessed with the Spice Girls," gushed Stranger Things star Brown, who was totally enthused to belt out the lyrics.
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But there will likely be a mix of Trump allies and those who are less than enthused about his candidacy.
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Almost as soon as the exhibition was revealed, the project began to draw a mix of enthused and confused attention.
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Put another way, at this point, I think there is much more certainty that Republican elites are excited and enthused.
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His supporters seemed the most enthused and confident as they awaited the initial results, expected to be announced Wednesday evening.
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But the existing research Trump was so enthused about is very preliminary, as Fauci painstakingly explained several times on Friday.
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We asked professional picnickers — that is, New York Today readers enthused about eating al fresco — to share their picnic essentials.
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"Girls just need to know this is an option, this is a sport that they can get into," enthused Gray.
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"It is very hard to find a way to get me enthused about Tesla shares at current levels," Levy said.
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But Trump sounded less than enthused when asked whether he was prepared to offer TPS to people from the Bahamas.
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But the president, who seemed more tired and less enthused than in past rallies, asked for it all to stop.
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Employees also don&apost seem to be that enthused about Sundar Pichai getting promoted to the top spot at Alphabet.
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But he seemed less than enthused by Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent proposal to tax landlords who leave storefronts vacant.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — The last time we saw Yacob Yonas, he and his collaborator, Alan Southworth, were enthused about super heroes.
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" Her exasperated helpers seem less than enthused to be in on the joke, with one sarcastically saying, "Very helpful, thank you.
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Stock market prices aside, golfers were less than enthused with the president, who seemed to steal the show from the pros.
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"YES: Donald Trump Jr. Makes Casual Joke About Gas Chambers!" the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website, enthused after his comments.
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Usually those are people who have a specific disease, and they're usually very enthused, but again, it's up to the individual.
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Musk also enthused about selling the bricks in life-sized Lego kits, starting with a pyramid and the temple of Horus.
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"We are quite enthused by the demand that we see (from BFSI clients)," Chief Executive Rajesh Gopinathan told a news conference.
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"Darkness is good," enthused Mr Bannon soon after Mr Trump's election elevated him to his position as the president's chief strategist.
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At first she's not too enthused, especially since her matchmaker isn't into photos, thus she has no idea what to expect.
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But none of these groups that formed the core of the Obama coalition are particularly enthused about turning out for her.
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"They forgot that he educated their kids, gave them health care, totally transformed their society," enthused the Bernie Sanders of 1985.
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In particular, Fischer was less enthused about Republican efforts to roll back significant portions of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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After all, research shows that happy employees are reported to be 12 percent more productive than their less-than-enthused counterparts.
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But successive Israeli governments, bolstered behind the scenes by neighbouring Egypt's enmity towards Hamas, have not been enthused by these proposals.
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"Between Justice Kavanaugh and the caravan, you people are energized," Trump enthused, a message he re-upped at length in Montana.
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When was the last time you were enthused about giving politicians your money and trusting there would be a great outcome?
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The Grammys have put together a tribute to Prince for tonight and Strang seemed to be enthused about the whole thing.
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Mr. Xi accorded Mr. Trump a lavish state visit to Beijing last November that the president has enthused about ever since.
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Bafflingly, most of the cutaway reaction shots during the ceremony featured either empty seats or people looking half-enthused at best.
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When the Daily Caller's Jamie Weinstein asked Mattis if he was interested after Noonan's op-ed, he didn't exactly sound enthused.
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Mr. Trump enthused about the country's idyllic beaches, which he said he could foresee being lined with luxury hotels and condominiums.
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"We have tap dancing and kick lines," said Ms. Sherman-Palladino, enthused during a break in filming on that March day.
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It appears that foreign U.S. debt buyers are as enthused by the Trump agenda as much as domestic equity buyers are.
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And the Times said he was enthused by Trump not protesting when Israel announced a new settlement in the West Bank.
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Of course, those on the conservative end of the spectrum are less than enthused by the progressive vision for economic growth.
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Their partners were even more enthused when things got wet and wild—fully 90 percent of them were super into it.
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In the teaser trailer for next week's "Brothers" alone, Toby looks less than enthused to learn he's going to be a dad.
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But when we brought the other star on the team -- Kristaps Porzingis -- Mr. Rhymes didn't seem too enthused about the Latvian sensation.
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"I was doing corporate law, so contracts, due diligence, pretty exciting stuff," said 31-year-old Evan Mendelsohn, looking far from enthused.
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They're enthused about a bill the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved yesterday and another measure introduced last year by Sen.
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The prospect of creating a dynamic zone without the barriers to enterprise found elsewhere in the country has such people genuinely enthused.
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Bash is reluctantly helping Cupcake (real name, Toby Matkins) get ready in Sam's office, and he doesn't seem enthused about this wedding.
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"[Some researchers are]* freaking out because they're going to have the largest sample size for an opioid study in history," Huff enthused.
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Fewer still are enthused about the prospect of the state being held financially liable should any of those records be compromised—again.
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The term filtered into the conservative blogosphere in 2006, when Josh Trevino enthused about the window as a tool for the right.
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Ultimately, Vanessa's dad did end up giving Nick his blessing — though he was clearly less than enthused about having to do so.
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"This has been my dream since I was seven years old," Larson enthused before making her way down the phalanx of photographers.
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His friend, Isabella O'Connor, 19, was equally enthused about Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, even though she was an intern on Ms. Warren's campaign.
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" On Tuesday, he enthused that he "got along great with Kim Jong-un who wants to see wonderful things for his country.
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Senior jobs in a presidential campaign don't grow on trees, and if you are not enthused about working for Trump, it's alluring.
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Democrats turned out in large numbers to send a message to Trump while Republicans, broadly speaking, were less enthused to go vote.
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However, the headline balance assessment masks a 1.8% fall in global mine production, which at other times would have enthused copper bulls.
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"Our city is enthused about the Jackson Rising Conference and the prospects of cooperative development," it said, as if nothing had changed.
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It suggests that even though millennials seem to prefer Democrats to Republicans, they aren't overly enthused about politics in general or voting.
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He has at times enthused about good-natured restaurants with inexact kitchen standards, like Sammy's Roumanian Steakhouse, on the Lower East Side.
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Liberal critics will be appalled at his idiosyncratic remarks; conservative supporters will be enthused by his visit to a community in need.
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"Laying eyes on it will inevitably lead to your reaching out to put it on your wrist," enthused Revolution, a watch magazine.
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They tend to view political parties and politicians as corrupt, bought and paid for, so they're not enthused about politics and voting.
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If people don't believe that a process was fair, then they're not going to be enthused about the outcome of the process.
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Perhaps most enthused were the actress' female cast mates, including her ultimate BFF, Maisie Williams, who plays sister Arya on the epic show.
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" David Frum, another Giuliani supporter, enthused, "Yet as the smoke clears, it's going to become apparent that Rudy was the night's big winner.
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"We already see possibilities for increasing the speed to up to one quadrillion (1015) frames per second!" enthused Liang in the press release.
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For the record, Cyrus has considered it (and wasn't exactly enthused) and Osment has been spending plenty of time with her ex-coworkers.
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But the audience at Sanders' Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, town hall seemed enthused by a lot of what the Vermont Democratic Socialist had to say.
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I'm less enthused about the S8 Plus, whose dimensions are too large for my tastes, but the regular-sized handset is near perfect.
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While the court was not enthused by her message, it seemed to strike a chord with Russian opposition activists following the trial online.
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"IT'S always a lot of fun when you win," President Donald Trump enthused after his tax package was approved by Congress in December.
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"They were so enthused and so confident in the process that getting them to work hard [was easy by that point]," he says.
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Following news of the findings, social media was understandably enthused, with some wondering what it might mean for the search for extraterrestrial life.
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S. Open) and fourth (British Open) in the majors this year, sounded typically relaxed and enthused about the prospect of taking on McIlroy.
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"There are so few of these buildings left and I think there's something quite magical about bringing them back to life," Stowe enthused.
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Olympic organizers always knew they faced a challenge in getting soccer-mad Brazil enthused about the huge spectrum of sports at the Games.
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In each party, there is a visible minority of partisans who supported other candidates and who are not enthused about their party's nominee.
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In recent months Treasury officials have enthused about eliminating inefficiencies in markets for rail, energy and consumer banking, which could boost lagging productivity.
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Trotz was less enthused about surrendering a two-goal lead in a four-and-a-half-minute span in the third period, though.
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Summer is here and while our wardrobes are thrilled (hello mules, gingham, and a fresh pair of sunnies), our hair is less enthused.
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Brexit is an opportunity for China, he enthused—once out of the European Union, Britain will need all the friends it can get.
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Mr. Lavrov's spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, who was accompanying him, suggested after Mr. Kerry spoke that the Russians were not enthused by his ideas.
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And, many people were enthused to see the sandwich return to menus (even if it may be a bit smaller this time around).
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"When I told my wife that I wanted to play an original song at Jenna's wedding, she wasn't exactly enthused," Mr. Goldring said.
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"The clothing is fun, feminine, and flirty, and I feel happy wearing it all together," enthused Ginsberg, an editorial coordinator for Hollywood Life.
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They were enthused that Sanders recounted how he had asked Warren to run for president before he got into the race in 2016.
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"I'm not enthused about supporting him," said Senator Joni Ernst, Republican of Iowa, who is one of those seeking re-election in 2020.
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Apple reportedly isn't all that enthused about apps that help users cut down on screen time — at least when they're made by its competitors.
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But Canadian doctors, much like their neighbors to the south, are less enthused than the general public about the bold promises of medical pot.
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Director Gareth Edwards enthused about getting a lengthy and praise-filled call from Lucas once the creator had seen the film and loved it.
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In the cities they were enthused by it, but many others resisted, especially in the rural and conservative north and west of the country.
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"It'll be an adventure," Lara tells her less-enthused colleague of going through the Devil's Sea in order to locate her dad's last whereabouts.
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At a VVD party in Amsterdam young men and women cheered; the result was a "beautiful victory for the liberals", one ex-banker enthused.
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"We have a president-elect who has said very clearly that one of his first priorities is to grow the economy," enthused Mr Fields.
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In the image we see Holts ring finger adorned with a large dazzling diamond ring while planting an enthused kiss on her new fiancé.
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The comedy club's booker is less enthused about a "girl comic" dragging his regular guys, yet he still hints he would hire Midge again.
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The other potential VP picks who spoke out this weekend all downplayed their chances or seemed less than enthused about the presumptive GOP nominee.
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However, the 37-year-old comedian was enthused to discuss the casting decision with the host, who also made the historical announcement Monday night.
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We were fascinated by east Africa's threatened second-hand clothes industry (Thrift shop) and Schumpeter was enthused by the developing world's crop of Billionaires.
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Imagining a Pentagon spending spree to create a sixth branch of the military, defense contractors are enthused about assisting with those details (The Hill).
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A Belorussian delegate enthused about a defunct factory floor in her home city, taken over by queer youths and turned into a community center.
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Students left their social studies block period happy and enthused, feeling that not only did they learn but they also created something of meaning.
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Though Norman is clearly enthused about the diaper idea, he suspects that the time for "gross" to live in the spotlight will be brief.
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He enthused about "We Almost Lost Detroit," Gil Scott-Heron's exploration of the 1966 partial meltdown at a nuclear plant in Monroe County, Mich.
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The tone of Airbnb coverage largely tracks its performance; when Airbnb was at the steepest part of its growth curve, the media was enthused.
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A young member of Mr Prabhu's extended family enthused over a Thanksgiving dinner that an $8,000 crypto investment he made had doubled in value.
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While moviegoers have flocked to the theaters for "Split," mental health professionals and those living with the disorder have been less enthused about the movie.
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Fun fact: I drove a minivan in high school when it was really (NOT) cool to do so, and I was less enthused back then.
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"Ireland's chief export has been neither potatoes nor linen, but exiles and immigrants who have fought with sword and pen for freedom," enthused Bobby Kennedy.
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"Feeling under enthused with the unsurprising results I returned from the change room and told her that the colour did nothing for me," Hall says.
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But to my dismay, no one was enthused, so I brought it to work and gave myself a creative clutch-making break on a Wednesday.
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I wish I weren't so enthused by this event — people died, you know — but it's just so satisfying to see the whole cluster getting busy.
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While progressives are only one segment of the Democratic electorate, Biden, and other candidates Netroots attendees were less than enthused about, could use their support.
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To understand why Democrats are becoming slightly more enthused about Clinton, you have to look at the impact of Trump being the likely Republican candidate.
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"#HereWeGo #thegoodwife," she jokingly captioned a picture of herself bundled up in a puffy Steelers jacket and striped scarf, looking a little less than enthused.
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"Like [Andrew] Jackson's populism, we're going to build an entirely new political movement," Bannon enthused after the 2016 election in an interview with Michael Wolff.
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Nothing may now show this stark difference between their enthused base and the rest of the electorate than the party's effectively advocacy for open borders.
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"The Democrats are much more enthused and more likely to turn out in substantial, even unusual, numbers" in the elections, thanks to Jones, said Johannes.
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But while regulators in the U.K. appeared eager to woo the crown prince to attract the listing, their counterparts stateside do not seem as enthused.
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The trip was promoted it as a chance to "renew the deep and historic ties between our two nations," but Ireland was far less enthused.
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Fans are so enthused that Trotz often hears his name loudly chanted with appreciation at Nassau Coliseum, a rarity for a coach in any sport.
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Republicans in the district were hardly enthused about Collins' initial plan to stay on the ballot, and several potential replacement candidates began quickly gauging support.
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"With approximately 5,000 gun shows taking place annually within the United States, the acquisition of firearms becomes a very easy matter," the magazine says, enthused.
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As a proud Alaska Native and an aspiring engineer at the University of Alaska Anchorage, I'm enthused about Alaska's future, and my role in it.
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Enthused, we decided to try for two museums in a row but balked when we saw the long lines at the nearby Van Gogh Museum.
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Geller recently said he had used his powers to help Johnson win last month's election by giving his aides a spoon enthused with positive energy.
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The 235,000 extra jobs that have Drudge and Mr. Trump so enthused are actually fewer than those in four of the 12 months of 2016.
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Ruth Reichl enthused about Mr. Reider's deep-fried ramps, and he appeared on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," with homemade sorbet for Mr. Colbert.
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Back in September 2015, then–House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy enthused about his party's efforts to subject that cycle's Democratic front-runner to sustained investigation.
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THIS AUGUST Andrew Cohen, boss of Bellamy's Organic, an Australian maker of infant formula, enthused to investors about having a brand "that's loved in China".
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Toby's godfather Merle Murrain II shared footage of her busting a celebratory move to Justin Timberlake's "Can't Stop The Feeling" alongside her far-less enthused classmates.
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"We'd like to see a bit more top line driven profit growth going forward if we're really to get enthused about the profit recovery," he added.
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And critics loved the trained farm animals in "Babe" in 1995 and Helen Mirren's "remarkable" performance in 2006's "The Queen," while audiences were less enthused.
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I'm less enthused by the new swiping gestures for the fingerprint scanner that are designed to replace the on-screen home, back, and recent apps buttons.
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"I get concerned right now when you look at data points like that and you feel that perhaps the other side is more enthused," Murphy said.
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The white P203 Pro is called Mother of Pearl, because it has some shifting hues laced into the white, though I'm far less enthused about it.
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Equally enthused about Beyoncé's birthday was her mother, Tina Knowles Lawson, who celebrated by posting a picture of her daughter as a 4-month-old baby.
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And if eloping doesn't mean that a couple's relationship is doomed to fail, neither does one partner being less enthused about wedding planning, Dr. Hartzell says.
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"A populist party with nationalist tendencies like the Five Stars, and a nationalist party with populist tendencies like the League," he enthused to Politico's European edition.
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I really wanted to channel the same combination of science and art to really get the enthusiasm across and hopefully get more people enthused in it.
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"We have such fantastic female characters," Fuller enthused, going on to say that they very much wanted to "accordion out" those roles to enrich the story.
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The smaller startup engaged with customers and their networks and provided insight into how much each product or service is actually getting used (not just enthused).
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I told him about Bidi's sign, and Khan enthused for a minute about flashes of humanity that had sustained him during his terrible months as mayor.
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US President Donald Trump has enthused about the well-tailored appearance of his new national security adviser, Robert C. O'Brien, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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"Caracas is such a beautiful city," enthused oil company worker Zaylin Daboin, 29, admiring a renovated 1940s theater in Catia that she had never seen before.
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Scurati said he has been bombarded with letters from young readers enthused about a book they say has engaged them more than history classes at school.
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In 2007 Arianna Huffington wrote of having eavesdropped on Bill Kristol, the conservative columnist, as he enthused about the White House's messaging on the Iraq war.
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While Brexit framed the election, the tortuous exit from the EU has variously fatigued, enthused and enraged voters while eroding loyalties to the two major parties.
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An Always spokesperson provided me with examples of some folks who were enthused about the change; other opinions more closely resembled nodding along than wild cheering.
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If Hatch doesn't seem too enthused about the potential of wearing another pair of running shoes that aren't her precious Saucony Kinvaras, I don't blame her.
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I don't ask you to speak for the whole band, but on a personal level, are you not enthused about the promise of a Hillary presidency?
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"I am so thrilled the Bolshoi is returning, I can hardly breathe!" enthused Andrea Becker, a self-professed "ballet nut" who bought tickets to all five performances.
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"The kind of recovery that Donald Trump is promising will require a work force that's properly trained and sufficiently enthused about the opportunities at hand," wrote Rowe.
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"There is a lot we can do personally to reduce or risk of getting sick and actually help ourselves get well if we are sick," she enthused.
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Although they should also make Europe's financial system healthier, bankers—after a decade of ever-tightening regulation since the crisis of 2007-08—may be less enthused.
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For the last two or three years I have been enthused by technology stocks but I think it may be a bit late to be chasing those.
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Even when he is less enthused - "I get bored of Jerusalem artichokes really quickly" - he finds ways of cooking that are novel but relevant to the ingredient.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for the rest of the phone, fans of wired audio will be enthused to know View 20 comes with a headphone jack.
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"I think it doesn't really matter (what medal you get) as long as you are out here riding and boarding as good as you can," enthused McMorris.
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Mr Carson enthused about Mr Petty's generosity and admired the camp's theatre, bowling-alley, car museum and doughnut shop, each bearing the logo of a corporate sponsor.
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Although Italian bond prices rose on relief after Moody's did not slap on a negative outlook as the market had feared, European stock markets were less enthused.
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President Obama specifically mentioned Perez by name recently, adding credence to the belief that the White House was not enthused about the prospect of Ellison becoming chair.
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"Soho House has more houses opening this year, more houses opening next year, our membership is going more and more global - it's an exciting time," he enthused.
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The resident loner (Cole Sprouse) is less than enthused about the celebration since he doesn't particularly enjoy speaking to anyone who's not his best friend Archie (K.
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Watsa, who met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year, has previously stated he is enthused about India's growth prospects due to Modi's economic reform agenda.
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And some of the collaborations just enthused us even further to write with some great writers and see what they could bring to the table as well.
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And the show began with an enthused set by Maino and Uncle Murda, Brooklyn roughnecks with nary a mainstream breakthrough between them, but plenty of street hits.
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"In the mixed conditions it felt like we were the quickest, we were the quickest, man," the 29-year-old enthused to his team over the radio.
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"The president was able to make some of the most amazing deals that have really been made by any administration ever," enthused his economic adviser Gary Cohn.
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To solve them, it helps to break up the clue in a cryptic fashion (we have a cryptic this weekend, actually, if you're enthused by this technique).
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Tiktokers, it would seem, are slightly less enthused about playing with brooms, but still jumped on the bandwagon with all the jokes and irony they could muster.
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Partly that's because her piercing voice breaks in just the right places when her mood grows downcast, and explodes into colorful curlicues when she's enthused, or peeved.
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"I am so moved and enthused that so many states and enterprises in the United States of America want to travel this path with us," she said.
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The system then took it from there, inventing imaginary scientists to quote and imaginary organizations to cite (and it even enthused about the rapid progress of AI).
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The usually taciturn Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was enthused to be going to his seventh Super in partnership with Brady, looking for a fifth Super Bowl ring.
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For now though, many of the protesters and members of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe are simply enthused that they'll be able to see their families this winter.
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Fans immediately started celebrating in her mentions, equal parts enthused about the possibility that she was referring to Evans and delighted by her desire to buy turtlenecks online.
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Notably, the R train runs under the course on Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, which makes for easy spectating in an early stretch where runners are still plenty enthused.
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Here's a mix of some of the most enthused reactions: Me watching Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee performing the original version of Despacito at the #GRAMMYs #Despacito pic.twitter.
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It's now more aimed at autonomous driving software, moving farther away from the once-rumored all-in-one Apple Car analysts and industry watchers were so enthused about.
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And while some fans were less than enthused about the serious time commitment, people still tuned in to the very end — whether their significant others approved or not.
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He was so enthused by the drug's ability to facilitate communication and engender empathy that he postponed his retirement and traveled across the country to spread the word.
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When the news dropped that Finn Jones would reprise his role as Danny Rand, A.K.A Iron Fist in Luke Cage Season 2, the internet was less than enthused.
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Twitter users who were less than enthused with the "let them/us eat cake" ethos argued that it highlighted the growing chasm between liberal Democrats and leftist activists.
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If Hamilton, winner of 10 races last year, was disappointed not to make a winning start to the campaign, the Briton also sounded enthused by the new challenge.
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A source close to the president told The New York Times in an article published Wednesday that Trump had enthused about O'Brien's well-tailored appearance and easy demeanor.
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"We were so rooting for Alinochka and Zheniechka," enthused a woman named Yulia from the Kuzbass region of Siberia, using affectionate diminutive forms of the two skaters' names.
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It's a sweet gesture, especially since the kiddo seems less than enthused at the new chore, but mother and son seem to be taking the situation in stride.
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"So good to meet you," she enthused, ushering me into what resembled a massage therapist's office with a vaguely medical edge, the air smelling faintly like essential oils.
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Pro-Kremlin bloggers, corralled by a Putin supporter who used to represent the ruling party in parliament, are enthused by the prospect of agitating on behalf of Trump.
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Despite dismay at some stagings, and concern with a paucity of vocal quality even in this Wagnerian heartland, I came back enthused, electrified — evangelical, one might say. Why?
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But he admitted that not all customers would be so enthused by the prospect of third parties managing their data, adding: "We'll win some and we'll lose some".
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But I'd argue the more significant factor that's making me feel less enthused about the Phone 2256's launch is that its tech doesn't live up to expectations.
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And if working-class white folks like us were enthused, it was even more personal for black folks, when there was finally a ballplayer who looked like them.
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When I asked them if there was any one artist they really liked, there was only one artist any of them mentioned, enthused about, and made jokes about.
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Still, I wasn't wholly enthused at the prospect of heading to much colder Duluth as New York City was finally starting to see the first tendrils of spring.
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Many white Americans who are simply pleased to see a team that includes more reflections of the ethnic makeup of the country we live in are equally enthused.
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State legislatures have been less enthused about supporting the efforts, which suggests a possible limitation to how far the work of a group like Upstream USA can spread.
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"What I love about this is the variety of tasks," she enthused last week at an AFTRAL logistics and transport training center in Savigny-le-Temple, east of Paris.
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I've tried several electronic calendars over the years and all of them are cold and utilitarian, which leaves me less than enthused to open them on a daily basis.
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" However, not everyone was enthused, and two members of their Board of Managers resigned, including geologist Alfred H. Brooks, who thought the magazine was becoming just "a picture gallery.
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Mr Lamb was "a God-fearing, union-supporting, gun-owning, job-protecting, pension-defending, Social-Security-believing …sending-drug-dealers-to-jail Democrat," enthused Cecil Roberts, the union boss.
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Fans of the adult entertainer congratulated her on the news — with several vowing to pre-order the unisex perfume/cologne — but not everyone was as enthused by her announcement.
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"When I orbited the Earth in a spaceship, I saw for the first time how beautiful our planet is," Gagarin enthused after he returned from his Vostok 1 flight.
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The ultimate rebuke to a Trump rally is not the protest outside it but the citizen who strolls past, neither appalled nor enthused, and carries on with his life.
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Steady progress has enthused others, however, and Tesla's market value is close to that of GM. The company has said it will not need to raise cash this year.
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Funds were enthused by the narrative of a step-change in usage thanks to nickel's input into the lithium-ion battery technology that is driving the electric vehicle revolution.
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When President Emmanuel Macron enthused about "Jupiter-like" leadership during his campaign, referring to the Roman king of the gods, people knew what it meant, and the description stuck.
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She was so enthused by the experience — "I love driving these cars, they're very quiet," she said — that she became an official representative of the program, Our Community CarShare.
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The Timberwolves don't seem all that enthused about Muhammad, and obtaining a moldable asset like Oubre for a soon-to-be restricted free agent would make sense for them.
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The young women enthused about Ms. Ardern's "big vision," saying they felt empowered by her win in spite of critics' saying she could not deliver on such bold ideas.
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She enthused over developing an idea in which "white Bridgette meets herself as black Bridgette" and talked about how she wanted to avoid sexualizing her character's first nude scene.
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Thousands of Labour campaigners, enthused by the Corbyn leadership, engaged in doorstep discussions that destigmatized migrants by shifting blame for people's hardships onto a more deserving target: the government.
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" May's future is up to the Conservative Party, and President Trump is particularly enthused about one of its members, Boris Johnson, stating that he "is a friend of mine.
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"Just coming into this meeting this morning, Lauren, I was excited to meet with you and the fact that I get to see you in person," Microsoft's Batterberry enthused.
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I've been less than enthused by reports about Netflix's development of technology so seamless "the audience doesn't know, or care, that they're watching a dub," per The Hollywood Reporter.
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Secret Wars No. 9 is a solid and fitting finale, although fans of titanic fight scenes and bone-snapping action won't be all that enthused with the relatively quiet conclusion.
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Investors shook off pessimism about growth, which had led to many earnest discussions about "secular stagnation", and enthused instead that the world was experiencing a period of synchronised economic expansion.
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The leaders of major tech companies from Apple to Google have recently enthused about the enormous potential at the intersection of health care and technology for business and individuals alike.
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"The more people who can be enlightened and enthused about very different types of futures, the better the chance we stand of being able to bring them about," she said.
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Great that so many people are enthused, but the state will kick into power, there will be moves to stop a radical government from doing what it wants to do.
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I knew that they exist in large numbers, and I'd be as pleased as the next person to see an influx of people on the servers, enthused with new content.
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You'll either be annoyed by the din of cars passing by or you'll earn disapproving looks from strangers who might not be as enthused about Skrillex as you might be.
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Saudi Arabia has in general been cutting more dramatically than some other nations, while Russia, the largest non-OPEC member in the pact, is less enthused about continuing production cuts.
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The state's chief executive this week did not sound enthused with the bill, particularly as it relates to residents in his state covered under the Obamacare-era expansion of Medicaid.
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"At the time, I was quite enthused about Galaxy and the way this social network had a different atmosphere from other social networks I'd used on the clearweb," GMH said.
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"There's no church building in mainland Europe that resembles this dream," he enthused about St. Mark's Basilica in Venice, which is depicted in Canaletto's "Piazza San Marco" (circa late 1720s).
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In his review Ben enthused over the refreshed CX-5:What Mazda has managed to do is deliver, hands down, the best-driving mass-market compact SUV money can buy.
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"Macron tapped into populist desire for change against the stale status quo, but he channeled it in a constructive, rather than destructive, direction," John Avlon enthused at The Daily Beast.
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" As Black Thought explained, B.I.G. was not enthused and released a veiled threat that while he might not come after the Roots, he "can't speak for the rest of Brooklyn.
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While Van Susteren's fans seem enthused about her new endeavor, it seems naive to say the app will give any platform — Snapchat, Facebook or otherwise — any kind of true competition.
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Several months ago, someone at Teiken, after I enthused about some of their stars, said, almost bashfully, that while their fighters have a lot of heart, they lack in technique.
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The bill energized hundreds of thousands of demonstrators across Argentina in a women's rights movement known as Ni Una Menos — Not One Less — and enthused women from Brazil to Mexico.
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He told her what a pleasure it was to train alongside her teenage son, and enthused at the prospect of just how good a player he thought Foden could become.
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Mr. Mosley was so enthused by the Charlottesville rally that he claimed the movement could within two years attract as many as 10,000 people to a national march in Washington.
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While Anderson was responsible for the concept and execution of the outline, some of the coloring became a community event, as enthused spectators passed by and picked up a brush.
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Some are supportive of the concept: Others are less enthused and argue it will only widen the gender gap: Everyone, however, can agree that O'Brien has successfully started a conversation.
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You might not have been super enthused by your first impression of Hannah Brown on Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor (her drama with Caelynn Miller-Keyes was a lot).
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But also because now, just as her self-enthused brother-in-law has done in the past, Kylie is now wearing clothes emblazoned with her own face — plumped lips and all.
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Democrats are more interested in the upcoming midterm elections and more enthused to vote than usual, and that helps them to an 8-point edge in the generic congressional ballot test.
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Mr Lamb was "a God-fearing, union-supporting, gun-owning, job-protecting, pension-defending, Social-Security-believing, sending-drug-dealers-to-jail Democrat," enthused Cecil Roberts, the boss of the union.
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"Seeing our film span three entire walls of an auditorium, and to be able to have the film extend beyond the screen has been exciting," he enthused in a press release.
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Karlsson, Ottawa's captain, has been less than enthused about the state of the team and he and the team were working together to make a trade at the deadline this year.
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Still, Clinton is hoping to persuade voters who may be intrigued by Sanders' populist rage to take a longer view and embrace her candidacy, whether or not they were initially enthused.
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" The journal also noted that some scientists were not enthused by the decision, including anthropologist and Spirit Cave researcher Richard Jantz, who said it was "just a sad day for science.
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"It's possible that the coming planting of winter corn will increase a lot as farmers will be enthused by these prices," Possebon told Reuters, during the Rally da Safra crop tour.
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"When you don't have enough time to think about her"—yep, he assumed the emotionally needy partner would be a her—"this can take care of it for you," he enthused.
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Republican pollster Jim Hobart said on Tuesday that Democratic voters in New York's 22019th Congressional District were enthused by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's age and gender, rather than her democratic socialist affiliation.
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"The one thing that needs to happen coming out of the Democratic convention is for the Obama coalition being very enthused about her candidacy — not just beating Trump," Mr. Plouffe said.
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But the yoga-enthused, avocado-toting generation isn't all bad, according to one Wall Street expert — and he thinks they deserve major credit for assisting the longest bull market in history.
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They were enthused by the program but complained that their schools either don't offer any programming or computer orientated classes or if they do, that they tend to be male dominated.
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"Enthused" is about an unrequited crush, the phrases "fucked up" and "confused" both make an appearance, Tom Delonge shouts "GO!" and we all love it when he does that don't we.
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But the girl's mother, Deborah Muller, was less than enthused, and shared the image to her Facebook page (though the post has since been removed), where it quickly gained traction online.
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"A round of dough is baked with tomatoes and anchovies and cheese atop, cut into wedges, then eaten with the fingers between gulps of wine," the food editor Jane Nickerson enthused.
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But Democrats and some public health officials were less enthused, decrying his response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was governor and past votes to cut public health funding.
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"We, as evangelical Christians, are really, really prone, it seems to me, to become so enthused with political figures that we just automatically impute to them almost superheroic status," he said.
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Many who viewed the tape on Pornhub were less than enthused by what they saw, leaving poor reviews of his abilities in the site's comment section and all over social media.
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But as the investigation deepens, and their superiors seem less enthused about digging into the black youth's death — no one wants "another Ferguson" — Preston's faith in a colorblind system is shaken.
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The mainstream of Spanish society is coming around to this view (Catalonia banned bullfighting in 2010), and it's high time foreigners enthused by the running of the bulls come around too.
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While the team's progress is not yet evident in the numbers, the coach noted that he's enthused that there have been spurts and even entire games where they've been locked in.
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The argument over Jazz's driving leads Jeanette to broach a discussion about therapy for Jazz's "mood swings" and "social anxiety," and Jazz is unsurprisingly not super enthused to navigate those uncomfortable topics.
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Certainly the pro-coal lobby is enthused by the idea that more mines could open in the basin, but this is far from certain and the promised jobs bonanza is another myth.
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The answer seems to be yes, even though Joel, whose parents keep urging him to take a look at the many "nice girls" at Steiner, seems less than enthused about the prospect.
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His full-throated defense of free speech triggered a tizzy of debate among journalists—many of whom were rather less enthused with the idea of granting anti-Semites a globe-spanning platform.
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"If he (Trump) does pick people who have a lot of credibility for his cabinet, such as (175.840 Republican presidential nominee) Mitt Romney, the market will be probably quite enthused," Michael said.
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I feel really good about things and that people are still breathing air into really old records of mine, and the beat scene in general—that people are still feeling generally enthused.
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He described how he was enthused to join Clinton on the trail as her running mate, but the sexism he saw directed towards Clinton demonstrated that men have a ways to go.
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According to Tobias Levkovich, chief US equity strategist at Citi Research and another Black Monday veteran: "There isn't this enthused bunch of people who feel the world is their oyster," he says.
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" The defeat of the Senate's repeal bill early that morning, she enthused, "shows that our resistance and our engaging people on a grassroots level to tell their personal stories is really working.
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"Encore" is produced by Dave Cobb, who has made tactile, glossed revivalism his stock in trade in recent years; it is performed by an exceptionally sharp band that is unshy and enthused.
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President Reagan enthused about the first novel to be published by the Naval Institute Press — an obscure submarine technothriller called "The Hunt for Red October" — and turned Tom Clancy into a star.
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The future billionaire added that he was "enthused" to work on the Macintosh, because it was rare for Microsoft to get to develop software for new devices before they hit the market.
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He appeared to be nothing more than a nondescriptly handsome wodge of heteronormative generica, tidily styleless in a sweater and chinos, but his dopily enthused expression was so innocuous it was unnerving.
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Bush's audience was less than enthused by his rhetoric, so much so that he had to defeatedly ask them to applaud when he finished his less-than-fiery spiel about protecting the country.
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"One thing I'm grateful for is that we've got a bunch of people in this country who are enthused enough about this to put it all together and make it work," Gibson commented.
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It was difficult to assess whether the $1 million promise and the rally as a whole won new converts in Salaga, though if it enthused supporters it will have served an electoral purpose.
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You get them involved, you get them enthused with the idea of being a asset, and they will go out of their way to get more information that might be useful to you.
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"When you look at the tax policies, I'm still enthused about what Trump is trying to do in terms of tax reform and the Affordable Care Act revisions," the former Honeywell CEO said.
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A tariff ceasefire brokered in June has dragged on, and President Donald Trump no longer seems enthused about a quick deal that could expose him to criticism ahead of a 2020 presidential election.
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Top investors attending the Reuters 2018 Global Investment Outlook Summit this week were also enthused by strong European growth and tightening of the Franco-German axis at the heart of the euro zone.
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"You can just tell all the clothes are just crafted with so much care, and you can tell that there's so much soul put into how they are designed," Smith enthused to WWD.
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Just right there, next to other actual people, half-enthused genitals squashing together with the least amount of movement possible—to preserve dignity, you see – like two bread rolls in a sandwich bag.
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In a blog post discussing the change, Vijaya Gadde, head of legal, policy, and trust and safety at Twitter, acknowledged that some Twitter users weren't going to be super enthused with the change.
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Wilson was enthused as well: He invited Smuts to his residence at the Hôtel Crillon in Paris in January 210, and incorporated some of Smuts's ideas in his own proposals for the League.
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To peruse them is to imagine the smoky air and enthused or barbed repartee at clannish openings, which of course still occur (with less smoke) in nether and outer reaches of the city.
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Is it any wonder Americans are less than enthused, if not opposed, to deploying the U.S. military in other nation's internal conflicts — particularly when direct U.S. national security interests are not at risk?
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"It took three days, hundreds of fresh blue irises, thousands of little Italian lights and hundreds of thousands of yellow plastic flowers to turn the club into a French garden," the story enthused.
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Late night hosts and social media users alike were enthused over news that special counsel Robert Mueller has reportedly convened a grand jury in his investigation into Russian collusion in the 2016 presidential election.
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Sasot, who rose to prominence as a transgender rights activist, has made a similar play to parlay her social media capital into broad media influence ("Facebook cuts across classes," she enthused during our interview).
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A credit provider enthused about increasing financial inclusion in the developing world; a luxury-car executive promised to replace the leather in her vehicles' opulent interiors with pineapple matting and mushroom-based faux leather.
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Asem Hasna, a Syrian one-time paramedic who became a prosthetics technician after losing his leg, enthused about the need to bring do-it-yourself, 3D-printed prosthetics technology to victims in conflict areas.
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But as for letting governments take a peek at an ITI client's source code, or enact laws to steer the safe and ethical development of AI, that's something it's a bit less enthused about.
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On the first night, Michelle Obama enthused about Hillary's grasp of the difficult stuff: "The issues a president faces are not black and white, and cannot be boiled down into 140 characters," she said.
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Artists including Kehlani, Metro Boomin, several members of Two-9, and, uh, Bow Wow, have publicly enthused about SahBabii, and he's hinted on Twitter that Young Thug and Travis $cott are fans as well.
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But between dead batteries, pre-reserved scooters, scooters in need of repair and faulty acceleration and abrupt deceleration on a scooter I finally rode, I left feeling less than enthused about shared electric scooters.
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After leaving Republicans -- who wanted an 18-month extension -- high and dry, Trump enthused about his Democratic partners, mooted a future deal on the fate of undocumented migrants brought to the US as children.
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In a September rally in West Virginia, he detailed the history of his personal relationship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un."I was really being tough, and so was he," The president enthused.
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The host was less enthused by the addition of cow stomach, retaliating with a dish he called a "stargazy pie" but which could more accurately be called a crime against fish, pies, and stargazing.
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As for Malone himself, a noted Shania Twain stan, he&aposs open to exploring country sounds in his music — but he&aposs far more enthused that genre lines are becoming less and less relevant.
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Putin isn't only a leader with "very strong control over his country," as Trump has enthused; Putin also traffics in a white, Christian-infused nationalism that casts Islam and "global elites" as the enemies.
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Leadsom's bid, which has enthused some of the more staunchly eurosceptic people on the right of the party, had already been marred by questions over whether she had overstated her professional experience in finance.
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Virginia delegate Bill Thomas, who watched the roll-call vote on the convention floor, admitted he was not enthused by his party's nominee but said he had given up on trying to force an alternative.
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Internal Affairs Minister Seiko Noda, often spoken of as a possible future female premier, may have been added in an attempt to woo women voters, who are less enthused by the Abe government than men.
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Though it's obvious that Colton is less than enthused (and maybe a little insulted) at the idea of spending the day learning everything he does wrong in life, he smiles through it like a champ.
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Detective Pikachu can't ever hope to achieve what The Pokémon Movie, a 1999 animated classic that saw children drag their less-than-enthused parents into theaters around the country, did for fans of the game.
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Although Ripa and her youngest, Joaquin, were all smiles in the nine-year-old family vacation throwback, her two oldest children — Lola and Michael — didn't appear to be so enthused about posing for the picture.
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During the era of Nirvana and Hole we were listening to this homo-enthused synthpop from the UK. We were into analog synthesizers when it was cool to have long hair and be into guitars.
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Why it matters: Graham needs the support of Breitbart's readers to make sure the GOP base is enthused about his plan, which would block grant most ACA money and turn it over to the states.
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Chicago's economics department has long been known for orthodox economics, particularly in Latin America, and much of Brazil's business elite is enthused by the prospect of Chicago-linked appointees in top posts in public administration.
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Aides said he was not enthused about the decision and he sent his Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has a long record of seeking tougher enforcement of laws against undocumented migrants, to announce it instead.
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Taha Hammouche, director-general for fisheries at Algeria's agriculture ministry, said about 13,20163 farmers have expressed interest in aquaculture projects, enthused after the Sahara yielded its first harvest of farmed desert shrimp two years ago.
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Still, Maddon became more enthused about the idea as he mentioned the Diamondbacks' Zack Greinke, the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, and the Mets' Jacob deGrom and Bartolo Colon as other National League pitchers who could compete.
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This technology is far from commercial-grade, but if zapping your brain can teach you how to fly a multi-ton piece of very specialized transport equipment, then I'm kind of afraid and/or enthused.
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Daunted by the job but enthused by the possibilities, he enlisted help from two specialist mapping colleagues in the Philippines and Kenya, and together they spent 80 hours - consecutively - working remotely to finish the job.
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At least half of the students smiled and nodded in the negative, saying they'd rather not join me, but the other half seemed slightly intrigued, some altogether enthused to hear what I had to say.
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It would certainly be cheaper and easier to build aircraft without windows—but I am not sure that passengers would be very enthused about flying on them, which, I suspect, is why aircraft have them.
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The dialogue around the film has been especially resonant in France, driving a rift between a press wary of interrogating white supremacy and an enthused public who sees a lack of diversity in French media.
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After the nearly decade-long, emotionally draining experience of first passing and then defending Obamacare, it'd be reasonable for more centrist-leaning Democrats to not be super-enthused about future efforts to expand health access.
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In other words, winning Alaska and Hawaii isn't going to keep Clinton from getting the nomination, but it keeps his supporters enthused; it keeps the money coming in; and allows him to continue having a platform.
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Related: This Is How the Republicans Could Stop Trump With a Third-Party Candidate And while Trump's presidential run may well have nothing to do with the sale, potential buyers aren't exactly enthused by the association.
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A Match Made in HeavenRoxanne Blackwell, 24, was less than enthused when her now fianc , 24-year-old Colin McHattie, ended up as her number one match on their high school's Valentine's Day fundraiser matchmaker survey.
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"I drive around this state every day, and I talk to people on the ground — not just Republicans, but randomly, at the gas station and the grocery store — and they're enthused about President Trump," Carnahan said.
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While fans are less than enthused about the news on Twitter, there is one thing we can all expect the producers will use to drum up interest in Underwood during winter 2019: his well-publicized virginity.
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The film changed the whole potential of the field, and we're reaping the benefits of that because there are so many people of my generation all around the world that were so enthused by the film.
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Baltimore Sun reporter Ian Duncan was in Berlin, Maryland, on Wednesday covering a Donald Trump rally, and doing what newsmen usually do: observing the mood, describing the scene, gathering quotes from enthused supporters and angry protesters.
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While he has done reasonably well in a series of debates with Mr. Corbyn, the large influx of new members, enthused by Mr. Corbyn's harder-left policies, suggest that when the votes are counted on Sept.
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Summing up the tour on Saturday, Trump's advisers seemed most enthused about the Saudi leg, where he clinched a $110 billion arms deal and forged what one aide described as a "personal bond" with the king.
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Vettel was dismissive of the time and instead was more enthused by the reliability of his car, the SF71H, which, like Mercedes, did not have a technical issue over the eight days and 929 completed laps.
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I think there's a world where, going into season four, we're much more enthused about this season without the arc of episodes seven through nine, which diverted the story's momentum in a way that hurt everything.
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They're no L.A. Lights (which are still being sold), of course, but they're the closest thing we — or your own wearable tech-enthused kids — are going to get to being the coolest cats in the schoolyard again.
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With the Apollo 11 landing's 50th anniversary at hand, US lawmakers and the Trump administration are newly enthused with moon landings, directing the space agency to hurry up and get us there in the next five years.
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The gradual opening up of China's financial market worth trillions of dollars has enthused some overseas firms to bulk up their presence in the country in sectors ranging from insurance, asset management, wealth management and investment banking.
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But he made clear he was not enthused about Ford Motor Co's announcement earlier this week that it will move some production of its Focus small car to China and import the vehicles to the United States.
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The protests have drawn as many as 500,000 people onto the island capital's streets and protesters were not enthused over Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez being next in line to succeed Rosselló, based on current Cabinet vacancies.
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Instead, I chose to believe the audience was more enthused about the prospect of sending a million people (the threshold for a sustainable Martian society, according to Musk) from the upper class to an entirely different planet.
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"Dan's a fellow geek, is enthused by Tor, and he will be using EOTK to offer Onion Addresses as a Product with associated services (address-mining, etc) with my happy blessings," Muffett told Motherboard in an email.
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" Alyssa enthused, "We've been on such a feminine kick lately that this dress had us feeling summery…I felt the delicate purple and blue lace would look best with feminine rose gold Le Vian and Maxior jewels.
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He makes frequent cameos in films and shows featuring his work, but the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies have turned his cameos into an institution, playing on the enthused, beloved-uncle persona he's always had in Marvel's comics.
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Wall Street wasn't enthused to see lower gross margins, steep advertising costs and other challenges, such as higher shrink, which is the loss of its apparel and accessories inventory through theft or damage during the returns process.
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They enthused long into the evening about other nights being set-up in the city, the growing importance of fashion and the visuals arts, as well as a political magazine created by one of the CXEMA crew.
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The Kidz Bop Kids — Ashlynn Chong, Sela Hack, Grant Knoche and Matt Martinez, all between 12 and 15 — were relentlessly cheerful and vocally enthused even when their bodies suggested lack of interest, or their eyes communicated boredom.
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Hard-liners in Iran, who favor greater confrontation with the West, were generally enthused by the opposition from Trump (and the rest of the Republican presidential field) to the Iranian nuclear deal concluded by the Obama administration.
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The team joining Julius Baer had left Credit Suisse before the espionage scandal broke but the debacle and the bank's efforts to draw a line under it have enthused rivals to accelerate their poaching efforts, headhunters say.
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"While we are enthused that this site will finally be addressed and cleaned up, our attention is now set on securing relocation for those living closest (to it)," said Karen Nickel, co-founder of Just Moms STL.
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O'Rourke's endless tour of Texas has provided almost magical optics of enthused crowds, and during his travels to all 211 of the state's counties, he has claimed to not be running against anyone but running for everyone.
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These turnout/enthusiasm gaps go hand in hand with wave elections — especially in midterms, when the party out of power tends to be motivated to come out and vote, while the party in power is less enthused.
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This is a question that even Lolita's most enthused historians can't answer, but in So Pretty/Very Rotten, out today on Koyama Press, artists and writers Jane Mai and An Nguyen tackle the subculture's history, iterations, and nuances.
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The 39-year-old author explained that in the scene, the Lemonade artist FaceTimes her husband to show off her post-baby body in her pre-pregnancy costumes to which JAY-Z doesn't appear to be very enthused.
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"They have people that are enthused about coming to work every day, and when you have people doing fairly routine jobs, and they come excited about doing them, that can accomplish a lot," Buffett said in an interview.
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A shirtless photo of Ryan Gosling in The Notebook saw a drastic increase in Harry's heart rate, shooting up to 80 beats per minute as he enthused that the still was from a great scene in the movie.
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Not everyone was enthused by the prospect of using your pinkie as a swizzle stick, arguing that these technologies—which are usually created by men—reinforce the antiquated notion that women should modify their behavior to avoid rape.
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During this phase of the lesson, it became clear that the language of the article was perfect for engaging the pupils, who had, in all honesty, not been hugely enthused by the idea of a lesson on Burns.
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"I don't know her nor have I ever met her, but my understanding is she wasn't as enthused about [Donald Trump] running for president, maybe like my mother was when my dad ran," said the daughter of Sen.
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It doesn't take up counter space in your kitchen, you don't have to devote a shrine to your dog in the corner of your living room, and your dog can't knock it over if they become overly enthused.
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Even the least sports-enthused know that the biggest fight of the year is coming Saturday night in Las Vegas: undefeated champion Floyd Mayweather is coming out of retirement to face off against Conor McGregor, an MMA fighter.
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There has been speculation in the paddock that the 37-year-old might not be enthused by the prospect, particularly with struggling McLaren yet to score a point this year, but he told Sky Sports television he was excited.
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He is not super enthused about the deal with Satan, and finds it challenging to accept that his girlfriend — played by former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo — has to finish high school before she can join him in Los Angeles.
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Barea's enthused play led a 20-6 burst by the Mavs to quickly break open a one-point first-quarter lead to 43-203, which then ballooned to 57-33 with 2:214 to go in the first half.
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When his brother Peyton Manning's team, the Denver Broncos, scored a critical touchdown that helped them defeat the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 29, cameras captured Eli looking less than enthused about his older brother's soon-to-be victory.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Melbourne's notoriously changeable weather threatened to wash out the soft launch of the Australian Open on Monday but the rain was unable to dampen the cheer among tournament organizers enthused by Nick Kyrgios's weekend victory in Japan.
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Shares of Newfield have struggled all year, in part because investors have been less enthused about its shale properties in the Mid-Continent region in Oklahoma, given the market's preference for the more lucrative Permian region in west Texas.
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"Remember, the President ran on the Supreme Court issue and that greatly enthused voters," Leonard Leo, who is currently on leave from the Federalist Society, where he helped craft Trump's list of candidates, said on ABC's "This Week" Sunday.
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"It wasn't considered at the point of making, but now it has resonated with the Black Lives Matter movement," Mr. Ové said, adding that he was enthused about the surge in commercial and institutional interest in African-American art.
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He expects that following reality checks like the shut-down of Juicero and Sprig, and the rocky performance of Blue Apron's stock post-IPO, investors will be more "realistic" but equally enthused about investing alongside S2G in coming years.
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" Plus, he added, "Growing up being an animator, someone who loves to draw, I'm just super enthused to work in the cannon, learning in a more deep way about it, bringing what I bring from a media innovation standpoint.
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" Fox News Poll: Dems fired up for fall - Fox News: "Democrats are more interested in the upcoming midterm elections and more enthused to vote than usual, and that helps them to an 8-point edge in the generic congressional ballot test.
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" Even had this not been for a role, she enthused, "I've been wanting to do this for a long time just for novel sake just because at some point in your life, you want to be able to do that.
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If you head over to KotakuInAction, beyond enthused discussion of david-me's actions, it's business as usual—insomuch as KotakuInAction's business often leads to the harassment of people, because it's easier to believe in a media conspiracy reinforcing your own victimhood.
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Though Paquin seemed pretty pumped to have made an unexpected appearance on the nightly news, Kazinsky was a little less enthused, saying he was grateful that they didn't capture a still of his "tombstone tied donut eating belly," whatever that means.
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The Clinton campaign was so enthused by the response that it printed up bumper stickers with the phrase, and in early December, Clinton repeated it in an email to Howard Dean's grass-roots group, Democracy for America, pleading for an endorsement.
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"Grime is now fast becoming a commercial force to rank alongside the cultural impact it has enjoyed over the past decade," enthused music industry body BPI's official year-end report for 2016, citing Skepta's album sales and Stormzy's rise as evidence.
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In an unscheduled interview, Bezos enthused about his space startup Blue Origin — but also insisted he was in favor of the government turning up the heat on Amazon, which some observers say is a monopoly that needs to be broken up.
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Stepping forth from Facebook's billion-strong crowd, the Iron Man actor enthused that he'd "do it in a heartbeat," subject to a convoluted proviso about how his work is to be recompensed and the money channeled toward a good cause.
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Instead, what I found inside the stately townhouse that serves as the Club's headquarters was a highly orchestrated publicity event with some not-too-enthused journalists and a pretty minuscule sampling of the exotics to be at the actual event.
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But some of the lawmakers who had entreated the President for support in their quest for documents were less enthused about Trump's attempt to help them -- in part because the assistance they had asked for was not what he delivered.
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Neither player has ever sounded enthused about reaching Andy Murray-like levels of fitness and Tomic, seeded 27th in Melbourne, has raised alarm bells over his weight, firstly for being too heavy and then for going on a crash diet.
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"It's what you dream about as a kid, you come this far, let's just win the thing," Gattis recently enthused to ABC13 as the Houston Astros advanced to this year's World Series before ultimately going on to win baseball's biggest championship.
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Days later, the high worn off but still enthused, I spoke to Robin Kuehn, Jonas's brother and co-founder of Cryoheathlcare, to find out what exactly I'd experienced—most importantly, was I really still burning those 500 to 800 calories?
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The growth prospects have enthused Bukalapak to diversify from a computer only-based platform to push customers to use its mobile app that, Oetomo said, has helped the company expand its product offerings and client base outside the major cities.
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And while the chief executive of General Motors, Mary T. Barra, was enthused about the ventilator idea, Mr. Trump's own aides had not embraced the G.M.-Ventec partnership — in part because they had not seen the specifics of the proposal.
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Over an assortment of Mexican dishes, in a home not far from the National Cathedral, Senators Kamala Harris of California and Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada, both former prosecutors, enthused about the prospect of electing another Democrat to the Senate.
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As political exhaustion over last year's polarizing election mixed with apathy in New Jersey, voters rarely appeared enthused by any candidate during the primary campaign, often ignoring coverage and seemingly tuning out what many anticipated would be a contested race.
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Though they sounded less enthused about Mr. Trump politically, they said they were elated to have gotten a chance to attend an Easter Egg Roll through a White House ticket lottery, after two years in a row of unsuccessful tries.
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"Perhaps the most exciting moment in the research was when we observed the robot exhibit phenomena and gaits which we neither designed nor expected, and later found out also exist in biological insects," enthused the lead researcher, Ludovico Minati, in a news release.
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"I'm as enthused as anyone about tax cuts (even though we don't know what final form will look like) and regulatory relief (but worried about trade protectionism and immigration bans)," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, in a note.
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But the fact that he's so enthused by many of Corbyn's planned policies is a big indication of the opposition leader's appeal among young people, a demographic that's often severely neglected by politicians—and that can only ever be a good thing.
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He enthused about Trump&aposs meeting this week with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and received a big ovation by mentioning the relocation of the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem — a longstanding goal of many U.S. evangelicals.
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"Pass The Offering" opens with an enthused pastor, while the Kojey Radical featuring track "Mercy" is introduced by another choir, giving the record the feel of a sunday sermon—of people coming together in joy and happiness, even as they're asking for forgiveness.
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I sat down with Lough and Wilson at Sundance to talk about the current state of the art in 3D-printed guns, the current state of crypto-anarchism, and how a First Amendment activist can also be a moderately enthused Trump supporter.
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Khloé Kardashian's 11-month-old baby girl joined the reality star on Wednesday for "her first photo shoot with mama," Kardashian enthused on her Instagram Story in multiple clips featuring the mother-daughter duo on set for her denim brand, Good American.
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Saturday, November 21: Clinton will end the day in Philadelphia, for a concert headlined by Katy Perry -- another move to get the youth vote off the couch and enthused and help appeal to professional, highly educated women in the city and suburbs.
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Following an unlikely group of time-traveling vigilantes, Legends of Tomorrow brings together an eclectic cast that includes a visibly enthused Victor Garber; the delightful Brandon Routh; and, most importantly, Wentworth Miller as the scenery-chewing, bon mot–tossing, debonair Captain Cold.
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"Deep down in every American's breast…is a longing for the frontier," enthused Vogue magazine in 1935, advising readers on how to dress with true "Western chic" (combine jeans with a Stetson hat and "a great free air of Bravado," it counselled).
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"If you're a touring band [or producer] in a more niche crowd, having an email address that you're able to use to contact really enthused music fans ... is literally the difference between building a career and not building a career," he explained.
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European children of the aughts will remember the endearingly creepy ads for the packaged treat, showing an enthused boy crunching into a Winner Taco, the sheer bliss of the vanilla and caramel ice cream filling transforming him into a Hulk-like polar bear.
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On this Caribbean island where nearly 0003 percent of food arrives by boat or plane, eating local is a novel concept that is only slowly catching on, the executive chef said, as she enthused over phone messages from farmers selling organic fruit.
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"I believe the damage she's done to herself leaves some of her supporters less enthused," he added, noting that a divided Republican Party and a weak candidate could provide a perfect storm for Democrats yet again, provided they can turn out enough voters.
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In The Wall Street Journal, the redoubtable Dan Neil enthused over the Taycan Turbo (there's also a faster and more expensive Turbo S, and no, the Taycan doesn't have turbocharged electric motors — that's just how Porsche ranks its vehicles within the brand's nomenclature).
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Video recordings of lectures and presentations on the history and culture surrounding viruses are also included within the museum limits, and for the truly enthused, academic papers and essays by Hyppönen that theorize on the behavior of malware are also available for viewing.
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Known for their beauty aisles lined with top-notch serums, cleansers, masks, cosmetics, and more covetable skincare picks, Japanese drugstores attract throngs of beauty-enthused tourists seeking the latest and greatest in J-beauty to keep their complexion looking youthful and fresh.
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LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Scientific investigation into the world's second man cleared of the AIDS virus is zooming in on a gene and a treatment side-effect, as newly-enthused researchers strive to find a cure for the disease that has killed millions.
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A new plan to repeal and replace major parts of Obamacare is set to be unveiled by two Republican senators, who face a looming deadline and a less-enthused President Donald Trump as they try to get that plan passed into law.
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But for a few days, the same Bush hawks Donald Trump has frequently eviscerated for orchestrating America's "endless wars" were now cheering on the president, enthused by his military brinkmanship with Iran and offering advice on how to keep up the pressure.
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Still, Sepinwall is highly enthused about the state of television, and has plenty to share on the evolution of his career, what kinds of shows he'd like to see make a return, and whom he'd want to see siting on the Iron Throne.
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I met some teen girl fans outside Irish ex-1D lad Niall Horan's Shepherd's Bush show who were more than happy to profile male and older fans, along with a bit of advice on how to be a more engaged, knowledgeable and enthused fan.
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When President Obama created DACA in 22014, there weren't any credible legal challenges to the program — Republicans didn't seem terribly enthused about fighting to keep people who'd lived in the US for years, attended American schools, and spoke fluent English from staying in the country.
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" Andy Surabian, a GOP strategist who ran the Trump Tower war room in 2016, tells us: "[T]o keep the base enthused through November 6th, Republicans must now turn the midterms into a referendum on Democrats attempting to impeach Judge Kavanaugh from the court.
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The Wall Street Journal also reported Thursday evening that the real reason Trump recalled the US ambassador to Ukraine earlier this year was because his allies told him she wasn't a fan of his and wasn't particularly enthused about a probe into the Bidens.
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Wolfowitz, who was the deputy secretary of defense for President George W. Bush in the lead-up to and start of the Iraq War, said in an interview published Friday that while he isn't enthused about it, he may be forced to vote for Clinton.
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While huge crowds lined the Lima streets to cheer on Tejeda, others were far less enthused with the result by the Peruvian marathoner who was the winner at the 2015 Toronto Pan Am Games but was stripped of her title after a positive drug test.
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"She earned my vote today," Ms Ferguson enthused as she left the Clinton rally, held in a hall with room for just 300 students, decorated with campaign placards bearing the artful slogan "Love trumps hate", and an array of large red letters simply saying: "Love".
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Zayn wasn't enthused by One Direction's Journey or Beastie Boys predilections, but he's more than willing to borrow from The Weeknd, Miguel, Chris Brown, and, notably, R&B darling Kehlani, who shows up for a hot second on one of the album's few stand-outs.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Roger Federer took a massive step forward upon his return to the weekly grind of the tennis circuit with his third round thrashing of Tomas Berdych and is enthused at the prospect of facing Kei Nishikori at the Australian Open on Sunday.
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In spite of the catatonic aftereffects of three sedentary festival days, I drove out of Camden on Sunday enthused about the quality of the films, and particularly uplifted by the sincere religiosity of my (award-winning) festival favorites La natura delle cose and Cameraperson.
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It was amusing to see him so enthused about Bastille Day, which celebrates the storming of a building used as a political prison and armory during the French Revolution: It honors the kind of popular liberation struggles against tyranny Trump does not sympathize with.
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As I look toward a new decade, I am enthused by the rise of Africa's civil society, by its change-makers and entrepreneurs and by the ambitions of Africans to build a collective market with the principle that a rising tide raises all boats.
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One from Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams, who quipped, "Love at first lick" alongside a red heart emoji, while Katie Couric enthused, "Omg that onesie!" and followed up with a string of emojis including a heart-eyes face, a crying-laughing face and a rainbow.
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"All of these themes in the movie — he was passionate about homelessness, he had this great social conscience, and he was so lovely, and I got really enthused and we started to write and then, of course, he had that tragic early death, 2016 Christmas," she continued.
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Mr Gillum is the second black nominee for governor in the South, along with Stacey Abrams, whose nomination in neighbouring Georgia enthused liberals, as did the nomination of Ben Jealous as Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Maryland and the election of Justin Fairfax as lieutenant governor in Virginia.
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"As far as his fiscal stimulus package is concerned, I think it is good because large-scale tax cuts coupled with significant investment in infrastructure would raise U.S. economic growth in coming years and that would also raise global economic growth in coming years, " he enthused.
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Tax reliefs for film-makers, for example, whereby a production company can claim a rebate of 25% of film-production spending, has boosted the number of British flicks ("Last year alone we saw eight British-made films nominated for an Oscar," Mr Osborne enthused in 2015).
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If it's a coronation of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, much are less enthused about involvement.
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He called one victorious candidate this week, who said he was eager to know Mr. Biden's own plans — but the former vice president did not sound overly enthused, responding that he was in no rush to have that discussion, according to a Democrat briefed on the conversation.
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And the "old men" in politics are well aware that they can milk the situation: Karnataka state chief BS Yeddyurappa, of Indian ruling party BJP, said on Wednesday that India's air strikes in Pakistan had "enthused youths" and would help his party win seats in the state.
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It quotes online advertisements paid for by Russians that called Mrs Clinton a devil, enthused over Mr Trump and—in perhaps the most cynical move of all—tried to suppress enthusiasm for the Democrats among non-white voters, urging them to throw their votes away on protest candidates.
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" But also according to Sports Illustrated, Rehbein, the Pats quarterbacks coach, had been so enthused with the potential he saw in the young quarterback prior to his selection in the NFL Draft that he told his wife, "20 years from now, people will know the name Tom Brady.
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A heavenly place, symbolic of the country ("It's almost like the spirit of America itself is right here," the president enthused), Yosemite has all three problems; in 1543 it was scorched by California's third-biggest wildfire ever, which consumed over a quarter of a million acres in all.
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With all signs pointing to an enthused and motivated progressive base, these four candidates face strong headwinds in the effort to convince primary voters that the Democratic Party needs consensus building and a focus on who best could win back those moderate voters that were lost in 2016.
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Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstErnst town hall in Iowa gets contentious over guns Air Force probe finds no corroboration of sexual assault allegations against Trump pick Gun control activists set to flex muscle in battle for Senate MORE (R-Iowa) told reporters she's "not enthused" by Moore's expected nomination. Sen.
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I have watched all Thor films out of a sense of duty and have felt neither overly enthused or disappointed by any of the exciting two movies, but this looks like it could rise to new heights and give fans of the thunder god something to thunder about.
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The Midwestern GOP operative described a defining paradox for Republicans across these states: How do they appeal to those Trump Democrats, who might be less enthused without the big guy on the ballot, without alienating the suburban women who probably voted for Romney with no hesitation but abhor Trump?
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"Rather than storytelling, you're storyliving," enthused some Industrial Light & Magic folks at an event I went to a few months ago, and that sure sounds nice — but the VR 'storyliving' I've seen to date is all far, far less sophisticated than that of even my teenage Dungeons & Dragons campaigns.
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While Kaiser notes support of single-payer is "malleable" – survey respondents become less enthused when reminded of accompanying tax hikes, a hurdle Sanders' plan (and any other) will have to overcome – the Medicare For All Act could become an important foundation for future plans that shift further left.
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"We got floating mannequins inside; it's gonna be awesome," he tells the general air, seeming genuinely friendly and enthused, bouncing either because he is happy or because that is how you have to move if you are a tiny boy-wire inside enough fabric to cover a grizzly bear.
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The highlight may have been G-Eazy's enthused smile and clever wink as he held Britney at the end: What guy his age hadn't fantasized about holding Britney Spears, he seemed to hint, a canny moment of breaking a fourth wall that during Britney's heyday tended to remain fully intact.
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Two of the country's best known e-commerce retailers - Flipkart and Snapdeal - have attracted big-name backers like Accel Partners, Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings and Japan's SoftBank Group Corp, enthused by growth potential in a country where only 252 million of a population of 1.3 billion people have Internet access.
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They point out that when news breaks that makes one candidate look good, that candidate's supporters get more enthused about the election; when news breaks that makes a candidate look particularly bad, her supporters are less likely to stay on the phone with a pollster and talk about the race.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)This makes the Smart Clock feel less like an essential piece of your smart home arsenal and more like a luxury gadget for people still enthused or nostalgic about the idea of a dedicated bedside clock, even one with more modern sensibilities like Lenovo's Smart Clock.
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"We are particularly enthused to see the breadth of our programming celebrated with nominations spread across 40 new and returning titles which showcase our varied and expansive slate — comedies, dramas, movies, limited series, documentary, variety, animation and reality," Ted Sarandos, the chief content officer of Netflix, said in a statement.
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Calling after making bagel chips for her youngest's 17th birthday, Adlon slid in and out of celebrity impressions (she snared an Emmy for voicing Bobby on "King of the Hill") as she enthused in her raspy, salty way about 10 essentials that she, and now her kids, can't live without.
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Consequently, it's no surprise that even if — and this is the big if — Kabila are planning to step down as required by the constitution, his closest allies would be less than enthused by the prospect of having to campaign to keep power with a track record that dismal to run on.
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But after Gerst asked for his favorite song — which turned out to be "Man-Machine" by Kraftwerk — CIMON simultaneously switched to video-streaming mode and became stuck on being a DJ. "I like music you can dance to!" enthused the floating brain as Gerst floundered, tried to get CIMON to exit music mode.
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Much of that is happening in music as well, though the particular crowd assembled at the NAMM show was more enthused to hear live performances and try out instruments, and many of the music industry's leading lights were warning novice music makers away from boiling everything down to a software interface on-screen.
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Given that our country has consistently climbed down the educational attainment ladder, and that inane and banal reality TV shows draw more eyeballs than books and opera, it should not surprise us that a growing swath of the electorate is more enthused by a coarse, bullying celebrity than by an awkward policy wonk.
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It wasn't so long ago that it was mostly telecom geeks and tech traders who enthused about the revolutionary nature of next generation 5G wireless technology as the world-changing platform to support everything from autonomous vehicles and life-saving medical devices to just-on-time manufacturing and fatally precise military drones.
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It's obvious Amy is less than enthused to be stuck in a Western desert state, rather than anywhere near her previous seat of power in Washington D.C. We get a clear picture of just how unhappy Amy is with a sex scene I will never be able to scrub from my memories.
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LOUDON, N.H. - Despite a slow pit stop and a poor restart, Aric Almirola finished third in Sunday's Foxwoods Resort Casino 13 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, but the driver of the No. 10 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford was hardly enthused about his best result of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season.
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Harris attended Howard University, one of the nation's most prestigious historically black universities, and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha, the oldest African American sorority in the U.S. Booker, another African American running for president, is called a "favorite son" among some black leaders, who are enthused by his success story and charisma.
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" FROM PEN: Amandla Stenberg's Best Beauty Lesson Is One We All Need to Follow While the host confessed she wasn't familiar with the product, the "Roar" singer enthused, "I've used them in several music videos because I always find myself in this predicament where I have a very extravagant, lavish, unrealistic, unpractical costume on.
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Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstErnst town hall in Iowa gets contentious over guns Air Force probe finds no corroboration of sexual assault allegations against Trump pick Gun control activists set to flex muscle in battle for Senate MORE (R-Iowa) said Monday she is "not enthused" by a series of controversial past comments from Moore.
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Not least, they said, were the company's ads featuring skimpily attired models, which Mr. Puzder has enthused about publicly, and his record as an anti-abortion activist in the 1980s, when his writing was the basis for part of a Missouri law banning the procedure at public facilities and extending legal rights to fetuses.
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With Brexit achieved, Farage resigned as leader of the party (not for the first time) and became a supporting player in Donald Trump's presidential campaign, wheeled out in front of half-confused, half-enthused crowds to tell America exactly how sweet it felt to smash the elites and take back control of your country.
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A number of Yang Gang members told BuzzFeed News they were former Trump supporters attracted to Yang's focus on bringing back jobs they feel are being lost to automation and AI. They also enthused over Yang's universal basic income proposal — a program he's calling the "freedom dividend," which would give all US citizens over age 18 $1,000 a month.
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Some GOP senators have publicly expressed distaste with the potential nominee, if not outright opposition — Iowa Republican Joni Ernst told Vox earlier this month that she was "not very enthused" with the choice — and Mitt Romney, who was one of the four Republicans to sink Cain's nomination, has expressed concerns about Moore's political background and the Fed's independence.
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Billions has managed this rise in its fortunes despite being a show about white-guy antiheroes — a type of series many critics have cut less slack in recent years — and despite being about the mega-rich and the lawyers who fail to prosecute them at a time when nobody's particularly enthused about either of those things.
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" And apparently the feeling was mutual, as the photographer, who you may recognize as the man who coached many of America's Next Top Models under Tyra's tutelage, enthused, "When you work with a model that really understands their body and has confidence like Ashley has, you can see it, in front of you, through the lens, and in images.
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Because we've witnessed this over the last 12 months, when some moderate Tory Ministers put forward some ,what we would say is reasonable ideas—when I say moderate I mean, people who're remainers maybe, or people who are not as enthused about what we would call the extreme level of Brexit that some want to advocate for you know.
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Castro told CNN during the trip that he was enthused by the response he got from these small communities and commended the Iowa Democratic Party for moving to provide a "virtual caucus" in 2020, allowing people who may not want to attend the traditional in-person caucus a forum to voice their opinion on the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Speaking to a group of Republican senators last week, the president said he was not particularly enthused about Mr. Moore's candidacy, but he felt as if his victory would represent a better outcome than the election of a Democrat who would often oppose their agenda, according to a Republican official in the room for the conversation.
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Her timidity and uncertainty about their relationship is evident in everything she says or does around him: the way she responds uncomfortably to his touch, her faltering smile when he tries to reassure her that the vacation they're about to take will be good for them, and the way she fakes positive reactions to him when she clearly isn't enthused.
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Maybe, in the end, an Alabama-like formula of depressed white rural turnout, a smidgen of suburbanites going Democratic, and an enthused multiethnic anti-Trump vote will be the concoction that puts Democrats back in power—giving them the chance to more actively pay back black women for the years, decades, centuries of being at the progressive fore without much thanks.
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For those more enthused about 360 video than I, you should know that other improvements on the Theta V include less delay between still shots (down from 8 seconds to 4 seconds), faster shutter speeds (up to 13/2500th of a second), and a slightly expanded ISO range (up to ISO 3,200) in manual, aperture priority, and ISO priority modes.
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"His focus on tax and regulatory relief, and enabling a health insurance market that offers more options at dramatically lower costs for small businesses and the self-employed are their key issues, and we continue to be enthused about the progress that is being made is these policy areas," said Karen Kerrigan, president of the nonpartisan Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, in a statement.
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Sunflower Bean frontwoman Julia Cumming bridged the lengthy gap between the theatre's extended stage and the crowd by stepping out during a couple songs to shred on the bass while jumping back and forth among enthused fans in the pit, the irreverant flipside of frat house destruction (between songs, the band of 20-year-olds revealed they hadn't been to college).
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And although he has enthused many times before about the quality of various displays and the advances they made over their predecessors, the above is certainly very different language from, for example, how he described the reigning champ until today — the iPhone X: Apple has produced an impressive Smartphone display with excellent performance and accuracy, which we cover in extensive detail below.
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While Democratic voters appear to be highly energized by President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, Republican politicians have made an effort to get their own voters enthused about the upcoming mid-terms.
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The top-to-bottom paint job, which includes driveways, windows and bushes, has become an instant Instagram hit as thousands have flocked to the neighborhood for selfies (and at least a couple of commercial shoots, including one woman modeling in a bathing suit.) But perhaps not surprisingly, some neighbors are less enthused, complaining that there was no advance warning about the paint job.
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The early opposition lays the groundwork for a bitter battle between Republicans, who are enthused by Trump's pick, and Democrats, who are still angered by the GOP's blockade of former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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The 1873 financial crisis and resulting depression, for example, shifted politics across Europe and North America: In Vienna, as the Princeton scholar Carl Schorske has written, nationalists with "aristocratic pretensions" seized political control, and intellectuals enthused over the medieval romanticism of Richard Wagner's operas; in the United States, 1890s populists attacked the banking industry, globalism, and immigrants—and glorified yeoman farmers, pioneers, and the American Revolution.
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"There are many people in the world who really don't understand, or say they don't, what is the great issue between the free world and the communist world," Kennedy told 85033,000 wildly enthused West Berliners on a wind-swept date of June of 1963, standing near the Berlin Wall that the Soviets had built two years earlier to stop people from fleeing the east.
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While Games Done Quick has had some people in the past who were perhaps a little too enthused to perform their own particular brand of wacky online behavior in front of a camera, at this point you can either expect an affable, competent person to speedrun and talk at the same time or a quiet, methodical runner with a great commentator behind them on the couch.
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Read more:44 of the most groundbreaking LGBTQ characters and relationships on TVTHEN AND NOW: The stars of &aposFriends&apos 15 years laterMatt LeBlanc revealed that David Schwimmer wasn&apost very enthused about working with the monkey on &aposFriends&aposThe actor who played Rachel&aposs ex Barry in &aposFriends&apos almost got the part for Ross, but David Schwimmer auditioned at the last minute
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It's no wonder, then, that he didn't appear enthused when President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE mentioned a federal paid leave policy during the State of the Union.
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Equifax Agrees to Pay Data Breach Victims Up to $20,000 for Their TroublesNearly two years after the catastrophic Equifax data breach of 2017 was announced, it looks like…Read more ReadWhile the settlement was lauded by the negotiators—the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and attorneys general from 48 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia—as "historic," many federal lawmakers were less enthused.
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During the show, which ignited social media as fans breathlessly enthused about, and debated, the program and its content, Beyoncé appeared to address long-standing rumors of trouble in her marriage with rapper Jay Z. After leveling accusations in her song lyrics about being cheated on, Beyonce made clear in the last tracks of the new album that she has decided to reconcile with him and continue in the marriage.
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Apparently, full-time residents of the Swamp, which went 93-94 percent for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, are not at all enthused at the prospect of letting the sort of icky, deplorable average Americans who voted for Trump into their homes.
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The crowd tonight is a strange but predictable mix of teenage girls (who comprise the majority), twenty-somethings whose appreciation lands just on the right side of irony for them to shell out £60 for a ticket, and broadsheet journalists who don't seem particularly enthused about the fact that Bieber's newfound artistic legitimacy means they have to spend their Tuesday evening watching a pop star barely pretend to lip sync his way through the hits.
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Much of that negative sentiment came from reports that some vendors in Apple's supply chain — including Cognex, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Teradyne, SK Hynix, Corning and Samsung — were reporting lower demand or decreased sales, which led Wall Street analysts to believe that consumers weren't enthused by the iPhone X. Mirabaud Securities analyst Neil Campling had been one of the phone's biggest critics, suggesting last month that Apple has reduced orders for iPhone X components.
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There are times when you are enthused by… MVLL: That I'm more libertarian than liberal, let's say… The Economist: …and there are times that you're more of a liberal social democrat… MVLL: (chuckles) The Economist: My problem with [Friedrich] Hayek, as understood in Latin America, through the Cato Institute and the Francisco Marroquín University [in Guatemala] and those kinds of places, is that I think he is used to represent a blessing of privilege in an unjust order.
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In "Portrait," Joyce ventures inside that part of our identity for which no language yet exists, probing into the space between what belongs to the individual alone and what is ours together, exploring the shifts of mind, the currents of our moods and feelings as they flow blindly this way and that, and mapping the unarticulated, more or less salient presence of the soul, that part of our inner being that rises when we are enthused and falls when we are afraid or despairing.
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