All right, coming up, the midterms are coming, the Dems are fired up, the Republicans are fired up - everyone is fired up except for my cousin, Steve, because he is a big jerk.
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In the faithful were fired up he would get fired up too and stay and stay and stay.
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As fired up as Democrats are to shake up the system, Republicans are perhaps even more fired up to stop them.
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Grace Carter "Fired Up" Grace Carter has been everyone's favorite this year and, with "Fired Up," she should be on your radar, too.
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"Fired up, fired up to go Miami, I need to go on a diet so I can fit into my clothes," Reid told reporters.
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When I'm out there, I'm fired up, but when I'm not, I have to be Malia and Sasha's mom, and that can't be as a fired-up campaigner.
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"The people who are fired up right now are fired up to do something great for this country," he said, pointing to early voting numbers that show strong turnout.
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The Republican base is fired up by impeachment: It's driving fundraising to pro-Trump groups, which pump that money back into ads to get the base even more fired up.
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"A lot of people are fired up that needed to get fired up," said the actor William H. Macy, one of many men who used the red carpet to voice their support.
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That gets fired up, not disheartened, by its competitor's boldness.
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"For me personally, I'm fired up and ready to go."
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You think people will get all fired up for her?
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"I'm fired up," Obama said in a video endorsing Clinton.
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In the apartment, Kanojia fired up "Stranger Things" on Netflix.
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But first, Khloé and Kendall get fired up about firearms.
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Is trade really the thing that's fired up his base?
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But this time around, they just aren't that fired up.
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Kristin is fired up and we need to know it.
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He fired up liberals, but he also didn't offend moderates.
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"Our guys are fired up for it," he told them.
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Trump keeps his base fired up in spite of it.
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We need a party that is fired up and focused.
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SpaceX fired up Starhopper for the first time on April.
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Iowa Democrats argue voters are fired up -- especially against Trump.
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Kanye West is getting fired up while defending his wife.
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Once fired up, this could take days or even weeks.
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There's nothing wrong with getting fired up for a cause!
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He fired up the audience and even got some cheers.
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I'm fired up about abortion rights, like everyone should be.
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But even Ali couldn't get too fired up about it.
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He doesn't seem to get too fired up too often.
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"It also can be fired up," Ms. Catoggio said encouragingly.
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He's got us fired up and ready to #FlipThe6th pic.twitter.
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Each effort is designed to get the base fired up.
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I get fired up when people use the 'R' word.
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It gets me fired up on the way to work.
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But it in turn fired up the province's black community.
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When I was coasting around, people were still fired up.
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Here's to hoping she's fired up and ready to go.
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I'm a little fired up over Halloween costumes this morning.
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After he arrived, his proximity fired up the sexual tension.
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If a VC isn't fired up about your business, move on.
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Obviously, he was a little upset and a little fired up.
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We were so fired up about VR. The company was growing.
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The party's true believers were fired up by Mr Hamon's ideas.
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The boys in the dugout, they were fired up, they were.
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Does that suggest young Americans are not fired up about politics?
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That's a crowd that isn't just fired up, it's actively participating.
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Remember the first time your fired up The Legend of Zelda?
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There's more ... Dana is also fired up for Israel Adesanya vs.
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It's ensuring that the base is fired up and turns out.
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You're working here because you are fired up about the work.
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They haven't been quite so fired up about the Exxon emails.
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But the fired up movement appears to have no "off" switch.
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State delegates said they were fired up after New Jersey Sen.
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The digital currency industry is fired up about Facebook's cryptocurrency efforts.
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"I was fired up," he says in the 2011 blog post.
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Young fired up 20 3-point attempts in the Saturday loss.
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"Everyone was fired up, and I didn't expect that," Montgomery said.
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In that scenario, Frankfurt's printing presses will be fired up again.
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The Broncos were pretty fired up for this game, it seems!
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In the wake of the 2016 election, people are fired up.
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It also fired up some lawmakers and ranching and agriculture groups.
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Hulk Hogan's daughter told us Naitch was so fired up (WOOOOO!!)
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Maya Killtron "Fired Up" Let's kick things into overdrive, shall we?
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Musk said he was "super fired up" by the successful test.
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"They are fired up," Parscale told Fox and Friends Wednesday morning.
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And the grill is getting fired up on the back porch.
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And with it comes the sound of barbecues being fired up.
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But just as caucusgoers are fired up, they're also pretty tired.
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"It bound us together and got people fired up," he said.
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"He was fired up to play against the Yankees," Servais said.
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Women are fired up and we are making our voices heard.
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"I'm really fired up for the guys up front," Carroll said.
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"We fired up the truck, we sped down there," then-Pfc.
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In the kitchen, a cook fired up the broiler and waited.
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Then again, once you have a crisis, people get fired up again.
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He&aposs quite insistent and really fired up about the whole thing.
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And which CNN talking head got me most fired up this week?
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He had a good arm, but he wasn't fired up about it.
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So that's why people got so fired up about it, I think.
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Something else she's fired up about is seeing the new special effects.
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I'd like to believe that the left is more fired up now.
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Fundraising totals also suggest Democratic partisans are more fired up than Republicans.
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The rank and file of the PML-N are fired up again.
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Once you've got Safari fired up, click on over to this link.
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He fired up supporters by saying Democrats tried to suppress their votes.
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I wasn't all that fired up about either one at the time.
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And who are all these people fired up for a Kasich presidency?
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But if you're really fired up, you can also take political action.
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Activists opposed to illegal immigration are fired up about the Sessions pick.
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You need to get yourself fired up and excited about the day.
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Scientists on the Exploration Vessel Nautilus fired up their bright green lasers.
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Bob's fired up, but he is 84 compared to Trump's spry 69.
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Instead the 32-year-old is mostly reflective, anxious — and fired up.
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So, why is he so fired up about the deal for Houston??
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"The opposition is clearly fired up and this will further their cause."
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Primaries attract the 20% of eligible voters most fired up by politics.
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I think people are fired up and I'm excited for the future.
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HK: I'm just getting too fired up by the zoo right now.
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We're told repeatedly Democrats are beyond fired up to vote in November.
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The only good thing about it is he fired up my team.
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I think people are fired up and we are motivated for tomorrow.
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Nina Turner, co-chair of Sanders' campaign, got the crowd fired up.
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The PM is giving a rather fired up statement about climate change.
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Here's what else is happening: The furnace is just getting fired up.
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What-- is it about Bitcoin that gets you guys so fired up?
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"I was just fired up, especially those last two innings," Walker said.
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Go volunteer and find out if and what gets you fired up.
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But you know who else is fired up by the confirmation battle?
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I was just so fired up when I heard we were going.
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This time around, however, he might have fired up the wrong side.
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But they don't seem to be particularly fired up about Democrats, either.
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"In fact, I was really fired up at the thought," Bryan said.
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And that's why he fired up his fans in Denver last weekend.
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"It just gets you fired up," Sabathia said, referring to the bunt.
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But it was the unsung, fired-up Falcons who put them there.
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So, Trump could be right that Kavanaugh fired up the GOP base.
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After winning six straight, the Nuggets will be fired up but exhausted.
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" "He was fired up by that, you know, that was his motivation.
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"I'm a preacher, and I got a little fired up," she said.
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This summer, he'll get very fired up and we'll have a conversation.
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Carbon Health and Nurx have fired up in-home sample collection kits.
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My guess is the Republican base will be fired up by this.
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So, who's NOT fired up about the new Chubb and Miller duo?
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And nothing gets Dyvorne more fired up than talking about how she works.
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Looking to shake yourself out of complacency and get a little fired up?
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Bush tweeted on Wednesday that he was getting "fired up" for the game.
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I'm already tired from being fired up for a year and a half.
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He fired up a 220-pointer, but was just long as time expired.
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Much of her collection was immortalized in the recently published book, Fired Up!
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It is true that Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has fired up many youngsters.
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Ballmer has a pretty good reason to feel super hyped and fired up.
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Mr Temer is fortunate that voters are feeling cynical rather than fired up.
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Check out the clip -- Nunes is clearly fired up and ready to go.
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The strategy fired up conservatives, and that gave Kavanaugh and his supporters leverage.
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Manson fired up the fans with a battle cry that sounded very familiar.
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Recently they have fired up their rhetoric, calling for regime change in Qatar.
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He even fired up Madden for a Super Bowl 49 rematch -- Pats vs.
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On Monday, he didn't seem fired up either way about the upcoming vote.
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Although the bill has fired up Welsh politicians, few ordinary people are interested.
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He was 'fired up' and surrounded by hard-line conservatives such as Sen.
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The band fired up "Walk This Way" and Steven did what he does.
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It was a crazy scene -- and it's clear both cities are FIRED UP!!!!
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Watch as he gets more and more fired up the longer he speaks.
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Let's just say, he picked wisely because the dance floor was fired up.
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So when the taping started at 11 AM, Ben was already fired up.
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Has the senator merely fired up the most liberal quarter of the electorate?
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It makes us happy, and gets us fired up to do even more.
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Kimmel quickly fired up another question, asking if Trump was a good president.
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Fired-up collectors refer to the joint effort as the Bong-Puffer card.
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But have I fired up Me Against The World and contemplated my existence?
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He's going to be defending at Augusta next week, he'll get fired up.
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Critic's Notebook Last week, John Fogerty fired up Facebook and made a complaint.
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And our members are fired up, and they're talking to people every day.
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I have moments when I see the music and I'm really fired up.
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Ms. Klobuchar is often at her best when fired up about an issue.
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Early voting was brisk, indicating that residents were fired up about the race.
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"When he has an impact in the game, everyone's fired up," Conforto said.
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That tweet fired up Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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You're feeling fired up to cut off situations that no longer serve you.
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Chuck Liddell just got REAL fired up over that Serena Williams boxing video!!!
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Fired up by organisations like the VCDL, elected officials have exploited such feelings.
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Fired up to take this campaign to new heights in December and 2628!
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I got the news I was playing and got fired up pretty quickly.
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Dreams of freedom and independence from the United States fired up the revolutionaries.
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Getting back in the political scene has her "fired up," the source tells PEOPLE.
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He's not complaining about the fashion, it's the cost that's got him fired up.
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The grill was fired up, food filled the counters and the music was pumping.
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You can't be too fired up when you're one bounce or one shot away.
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What is it about celebrity relationships that get us so invested, so fired up?
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"I probably am going to beat him, so I feel fired up," Stefani added.
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"I am fired up because the colors and designs are so amazing," says Chatfield.
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Montel, a veteran himself, was fired up as he insisted our leaders honor Sgt.
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The crowd was really fired up; the politicians were getting huge amounts of applause.
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Here's some of the unforgettable speeches that got the internet fired up this year.
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Abortion advocates remain fired up by the knowledge that Roe could yet be overturned.
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Each pot is hand-painted and fired up at a wood-fire brick kiln.
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"We do indeed need a social revolution," Judge Faqih tells some fired-up women.
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Seahawks -- and check out how fired up JE gets when his team reached paydirt.
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"Nothing gets me more fired up than someone saying no," Rossum told Smart Girls.
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Within minutes of talking, we were in the room with the machine fired up.
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By contrast Labour has half a million active members, mostly young and fired up.
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The more fired up his base is, the better chance he has of winning.
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On Monday, YouTube's "improved" algorithm fired up while the historic Notre Dame Cathedral burned.
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But the attempt was aborted just moments after the rocket's massive engine fired up.
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This seems to have fired up the competitive urges of the other Veep-wannabes.
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" While Maks won't be returning this season, Peta said her husband is "fired up.
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Our fans are fired up, pumped, and the buzz around the city is crazy.
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Oh, and be sure your résumé fired up — these companies are not messing around.
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The referendum result has fired up parts of the electorate like few previous events.
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These are probably not voters who are getting fired up for the Democratic revolution.
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Sure, the hardcore Democratic base would be fired up with Bernie as the nominee.
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Yes, Trump has to get his base and the traditional conservative base fired up.
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Trump honestly won portions of this debate and he successfully fired up his troops.
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"It's hard not to get your imagination fired up by space," Ms. McLanahan said.
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The speech was great, Melo said all the right things ... everyone seemed FIRED UP!
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If that's got you all fired up, you can donate to the appeal here.
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Last night's "Battle of the Bastards" had viewers fired up before it even began.
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That doesn't mean you can't get fired up about the show's latest announcement, though.
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"I'm fired up and can't wait to get started!" he said in a statement.
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The seniors, who were fired up to vote, won't be casting ballots today. pic.twitter.
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Some commentators have fired up takes about how the blue wave failed to materialize.
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This is a rare case when progressives boast the most intense, fired-up constituency.
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There, Trump fired up voters, calling Jones a "total puppet" of the Democrats. Pres.
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Arian's buddy starts to dance on the couch ... even the dog gets fired up!
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CreditCreditLexey Swall for The New York Times WASHINGTON — Senator Mark Warner was fired up.
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"Are you fired up?" former President Barack Obama tried to shout over the crowd.
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" While Chmerkovskiy won't be returning this season, Murgatroyd said her husband is "fired up.
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"Doug is always fired up," Seattle wide receiver Paul Richardson said with a smile.
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Back at my Airbnb, I downed the CBD water and fired up my preroll.
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Warren is the best candidate to forge a fired-up coalition that can win.
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"I'm really fired up about the way I'm hitting the golf ball," he said.
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You get real fired up when we talk about that night at Market Depot.
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By the time I leave for work, I'm fired up and ready to go.
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One recent day, Mr. Hankerson fired up his web browser to scan for counterfeits.
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"For three cycles (2010, 2012, 2014) President Obama fired up Republicans like nobody," Rep.
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I got inspired by him, and I was fired up to aim for greater heights.
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I'm fired up and I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary.
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"We're fired up about it," Braves general manager John Coppolella told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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But some rules, like the caucuses that reward fired-up activists, have clearly helped him.
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China's space program has fired up imaginations and public appetite for science and science fiction.
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A State of the Union address that fired up his base and infuriated his foes.
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Justin Bieber was still fired up when passersby managed to break up his Cleveland brawl.
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Beyond Catalonia, the historic British vote has fired up populist eurosceptic parties across the continent.
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She's fired up and doesn't care who knows it – but isn't that who Sam is?
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Have you ever fired up Fallout 4 and immediately observed a noticeable anti-feline bias?
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But Mr Musk's employees are fired up, which is just the way he likes them.
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I am unbelievably fired up and inspired by the people I met through this process.
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They're playing the best team in the league and they'll be fired up about that.
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Gun control advocates, however, seem more fired up than ever following the Virginia Beach tragedy.
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The win fired up the Democrats' hopes of taking the House in the mid-terms.
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We are fired up about being in the playoffs and taking on whoever we got.
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A wide range of groups — from movement conservatives to downtown lobbying shops — are fired up.
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But, who cares, give me some good names and maybe then I'll get fired up.
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Many of us feel fired up, angry, or worried about the direction of our country.
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Murray survived through and became increasingly fired-up as Wawrinka's serve began to cool off.
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In fact, the U.S. economy is being literally fired up by an explosive policy mix.
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But the Republican activists may have only fired up the Florida congressman's critics even more.
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"We're all fired up now, and twiddling our thumbs!" wrote one frustrated volunteer from Pennsylvania.
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For Democrats, opposition to Trump has fired up the base in primaries across the country.
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But nationalism has liberated oppressed people as often as it has fired up anti-Semites.
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It was not really a speech that your partners were all fired up about, right?
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Normally in the semis of such a big tournament, the crowd would be fired up.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate was downright fired up by the end of the week.
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Here's an inning-by-inning breakdown of Game 5: Jon Lester is clearly fired up.
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With the crowd fired up, the Cubs had Willson Contreras leading off against Bryan Shaw.
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They face a tricky balancing act between fired-up liberals and their red-state constituents.
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Fans and celebs alike were fired up for the video ... including Bella and Gigi Hadid.
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"When you put lingerie on, I am f— fired up," he admitted to his wife.
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Teigen is still fired up about it all, rattling off tweets like the ones below.
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Not as fired up as he was in Bagel Boss, of course, but stoked nonetheless.
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This week, they have to get fired up again to face an even tougher opponent.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez fired up Republicans when she called ICE detention centers "concentration camps" Tuesday.
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Last week I got all fired up about something I truly believe in: salary secrecy.
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"My guy Tom's fired up, and Trump's got to go," Child says in the ad.
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But it was a no-call that got them the most fired up last season.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: You're clearly still very fired up about deregulation, deficit spending, the national debt.
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When they fired up the device, it worked perfectly, none the worse for the storm.
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" At the end, she modifies her maxim: "Tom's fired up, and Trump's got to go.
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White says UFC's network partner, ESPN, fueled the misinformation -- and he's FIRED UP about it.
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A helicopter that is stationed about 150 feet from where we're standing is fired up.
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" He returned to some of the Obama classics: kicking off with "Are you fired up?
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Aimless yet full of genuine emotion, or fired up with a campaign and completely calculating?
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No matter who Cejudo fights, he's fired up about his future -- and for good reason.
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Ahead, here are a few good coats, both new and old, to get fired up about.
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Every week I do an opening statement on whatever it is that has me fired up.
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I think that realistically, it would be impossible for people to be fired up 24/7.
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The Tea Party Patriot ad hints that Trump allies are getting fired up about Rosenstein's fate.
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But Catalonia's bid for independence has fired up national sentiment, and with it demand for flags.
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And this week I am fired up, I am angry, but I am even more confused.
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Of course, she's fired up ... but how does her NFL legend father feel about the situation?
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The new Four Laser Guide Star Facility was fired up on Tuesday after years of development.
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President Trump was ecstatic last night — very fired up and happy, an aide tells Jonathan Swan.
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People were not fired up about this bill, they did not see a need for it.
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And since becoming a mother, she's more fired up to improve the world than ever before.
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At his rallies, President Trump's base gets fired up about the creation of a Space Force.
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"Yes, fired up," a few more in the crowd offered, but most continued to eat silently.
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After eight rallies across the country the candidate's voice is hoarse, but he is fired up.
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Labour's half-million-odd members are fired up as never before, campaigning on foot and online.
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But those aren't the sorts of personality traits that generally get people fired up to vote.
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A lot of people are fired up about this, arguing the investigation was launched without evidence.
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They're all fired up by the Karl Marx biography and guerilla warfare tactics they just read.
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This clip has it all ... -- A fired up Lil Pump clappin' back at LeBron James haters.
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I am fired up and I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is fired up over the GOP health care bill.
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Moviegoing audiences seemingly aren't fired up anymore about the series adapted from Dan Brown's popular books.
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I've got to get in the zone, fired up and motivated, but it worked out today.
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They are fired up, they are angry, they are chewing on nails and they are coming.
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"This is my first time at the subway station," Cyrus shared as the band fired up.
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Stenson was getting a little more fired up for the head-to-head battle to come.
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That act of defiance fired up the crowd of 403,000, but cost the band major exposure.
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"It's hard because it's a time where people are very fired up, and understandably," she said.
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Fired up by his new cause, he could have published a rallying cry, an inspirational manifesto.
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"People out there are fired up and they're vocalizing it; things are still ongoing," he said.
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"We are just fed up and fired up about asking for what we need," she said.
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Once again, the Pelosi's actions fired up everyone from members of Congress to everyone at home.
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So you've installed Apple's macOS Mojave, you're fired up Dark Mode, you're admiring its sombre beauty.
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Curry fired up 10 3-pointers, but none went in, and the Warriors lost by 20.
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They are younger than the Lib Dems of old, and fired up about the Brexit debacle.
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Trump hit the stage Wednesday night in Battle Creek, Michigan, fired up with his usual gusto.
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If Democrats are more fired up than Republicans in 2020, Ernst could have a tougher race.
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"I am so fired up about going back to Annenberg to meet these heroes," Smith said.
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Speaking to reporters, Patrick even invoked Obama's campaign line du jour, saying he was "fired up".
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Arrieta appeared fired up, but while the broadcast crew talked about his pitches reaching 97 m.p.h.
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But her link to the university does not mean everyone there is fired up to vote.
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During the presidential election, my mom was actively volunteering for Trump and was all fired up.
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And that means grabbing their attention and getting them fired up about the coming confirmation battle.
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TMZ Sports spoke with NFL on Fox color analyst Charles Davis who says he's fired up!
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A fired-up McNeil pumped his right arm, and the Mets celebrated after a narrow escape.
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Moyá, 42, got to know Nadal when he was a fired-up preteen with unmistakable potential.
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Maybe that means asking your partner to give you a massage to get you all fired up.
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So Tony Robbins really does want you to "picture" your six-pack to get fired up, Brock?
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Amidst its Model 3 production ramp up, Tesla fired up to 700 people in the past week.
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Fired Up: Contemporary Glass by Women Artists continues at the Toledo Museum of Art through March 18.
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"I was even more fired up about getting my post-baby weight off [this time]," she said.
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"If he wants to win these debates, he needs to speak up, get fired up," she said.
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But after we first spoke, she got "fired up," in her words, and decided to try again.
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Today, the company fired up the main engine on the rocket during a ground test in Utah.
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Now Narendra Modi, whose muscular brand of Hindu nationalism has fired up the young, is prime minister.
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With the watch untethered and LTE fired up, I made it through a full day, no problem.
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For now, we fired up the mics and dug into what was a veritable barrage of news.
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Once the game is fired up, start driving, start shooting and start praying because this isn't safe.
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Mashable's own Kellen Beck fired up his copy of the game and created an online lobby there.
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I turn around and I'm pretty fired up and I see Mac jumping up and down, too.
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"Jealousy can definitely be a huge motivator in our libidos and get us fired up," Marin says.
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McAlister fired up Tor on his personal laptop and pulled up the full threads on Dream Market.
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Our photog fired up his camera to ask some questions, but apparently that really screwed things up.
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But the confirmation process fired up thousands of activists who had never been engaged on education before.
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He has claimed that Wales won "because they're nationalists", fired up by the injustice of English oppression.
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Our photogs last saw Peter in June 2018, and he was fired up about President Trump's administration.
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He says he got a trademark to protect his creation, fired up a website ... the whole shebang.
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Allred is fired up about Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to replace Anthony Kennedy on the High Court.
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Bill held the trophy ... J.D. got the crowd fired up ... Cora got a selfie in with Tom.
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To check out speed, I fired up Safari and loaded a couple of web pages, including Mashable.
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And this, apparently, has fired up a controversy about tattoo removal and photoshopping in the comments section.
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Pro-Europeans look back to a golden age when statesmen were fired up by a common purpose.
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Fired up, she shed the wheelchair and started going to games as a form of physical therapy.
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But canvassers there found enough people fired up about beating Trump to form their own local group.
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Tuesday, engineers fired up the thrusters and waited eagerly to find out whether the plan was successful.
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Sleeves rolled up and declaring himself "fired up" on her behalf, Mr. Obama heaped admiration on Mrs.
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"Too late," Ms. Childs said, days before an election for which she sounded decidedly less fired up.
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At one point, Page apologized to Colbert for being so "fired up" on the late-night show.
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My first thought when I fired up Dawn of War III's campaign was how heroic I was.
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Your intuition is fired up, but you also need to rest (which you obviously aren't upset about!).
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Cook mostly limits himself to getting a bit fired up about Android security and fragmentation during keynotes.
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Today, a student came in fired up about his next research idea over "Cures for Neurological Issues".
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We're getting really fired up after seeing the film, seeing people who are becoming interested in activism.
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Ralph Northam agreed that it would be better for everyone if the economy fired up again soon.
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Probably sensing my mood was in her favor, she called a meeting and fired up her PowerPoint.
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Things are far from over—at the half—but Anfield are certainly fired up for this one.
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"Fans were all fired up and happy, ready to go," Harper said during a postgame news conference.
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NARAL believes those majorities, fired up by the Kavanaugh fight, are ready to agitate for abortion rights.
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But I think it works out great because Justin and the team I think are fired up.
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He seemed fired up about his new side project, Mastersystem, which had just released its debut album.
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Will those young voters — and others fired up by Sanders's idealism — rally to Biden's side come November?
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The flagrant foul call fired up many fans and commentators, who almost unanimously felt it was incorrect.
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If we learned one thing from Tuesday, it's that Democrats are fired up — even in redder states.
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But with the 45th president now in office, these outspoken liberals are more fired up than ever.
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And in the meantime, all of a sudden, I was fired up to buy some "Resist!" pins.
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"I love being fired up by my work, but Google had gradually beaten it out of me."
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"History tells you that, the fired-up nature of the political left tells you that," he said.
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As Verge video producer Vjeran Pavic worked in Adobe Premiere, I fired up GoPro's new Quik software.
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The tattoo artist has fired up the gun and starts putting permanent theatre masks on Sturla's chest.
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I got really fired up hearing people talk about how "complicated" and "mysterious" the female orgasm is.
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"It was me screaming and just being overly excited and just fired up about the news," he said.
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Watch any of the following, and you, too, will feel fired up to fill out your own ballot.
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"It was me screaming and just being overly excited and just fired up about the news," Tyrese said.
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Plus he fired up most of the room at the Democratic National Convention to rally behind Hillary Clinton.
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So, I think regardless the Republican base is going to get fired up for the midterms in November.
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Otherwise, get fired up for the midterms and read the powerful messages from some of your favorite artists.
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Roemer has appeared in The Event, Hawaii Five-0 and films like The Con Artist and Fired Up!
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"Then he got even more fired up: "Your behaviors—you don't realize it but you are being programmed.
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It seems great that the North Koreans and the South Koreans have their old phones fired up again.
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Just when it looks like I'll have to start dismembering some fools, Han gets the Falcon fired up.
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Instead, Gore paints himself as the fired-up, invective-spewing, truth-telling protagonist of the climate change movement.
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As for the fight card, White says he's extremely fired up about the main event -- Jon Jones vs.
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"Art Fired Up" was organized by Robin Zane, the Lazarus's curator, and Jodi R. Moise, its art adviser.
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If you're feeling breathless, emotional, or plain old fired up, that's how the planets want you to feel.
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SpaceX fired up a Raptor engine on the bottom of the Starhopper for the first time in April.
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Initially he fired up the Democratic base, and appealed to young voters, by vowing to "Make Trump Furious".
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Time and again, we've underestimated the potential for victory driven by progressives fired up by rage and optimism.
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If it's physics, well, people don't get very fired up over physics (though, to be clear, they should!).
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With the headphones on and noise canceling fired up, it's easy to remain blissfully oblivious to your surroundings.
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"It was me screaming and just being overly excited and just fired up about the news," he says.
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"We've had a bunch of people fired up and eager to get it into the market," he said.
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In 1999 the Tennessee Titans caught fire in Nashville and I have been fired up from the beginning.
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It is significant that they resembled many of today's white nationalists, fired up in anger and lacking contemplation.
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So ESA fired up the vehicle's thrusters in April and sent it into an orbit around the Sun.
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It's possible that young people are fired up enough to vote that they break records this midterm election.
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Developers sitting in the front row of this live demonstration literally gasped as Wood fired-up the platform.
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This would be the first time in over 25 years that Somalia's printing presses have been fired up.
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After being shut out in Sochi, Korea's men are also fired up to make amends on home ice.
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Here's that body on the coroner's slab, the rings being removed, an ugly-looking saw being fired up.
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"People are fired up, and I know that and I respect that," Walden said later in an interview.
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President Trump played his greatest hit in Nashville -- a Hillary Clinton slam that got the crowd fired up.
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Perhaps Ryan thought that tweeting an object example of the "results" he promised would get people fired up.
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They're just fired up and didn't want to overexert themselves and risk not being able to make it.
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Carrie Fisher's fans fired up their lightsabers one last time to honor one of the galaxy's greatest heroes.
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There's no denying, Coulter's fired up here -- but ya might wanna take it with a grain of salt.
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Efren is fired up about "Henry" ... the former MS-13 member whose story is now getting national attention.
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Still, Swann says he's fired up to get started when he takes over for Pat Haden in July.
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"I'm still fired up and I'm still ready to go," Obama said in a recent call with Democrats.
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The pipeline has been the subject of international protests that have fired up environmentalists and indigenous rights activists.
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That is all we need to get each other fired up and it says everything in three words.
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But fired up supporters of Yiannopoulos shouldn't mistake this for some dramatic historical turning point of free speech.
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We kinda saw it coming ... so, it's not really a shocker -- but people are fired up about it.
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Markets have been fired up by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's Tuesday volte-face on policy easing.
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When cellphones began to power down on Friday, a neighbor fired up a generator and let others recharge.
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"We knew this team was going to come in here fired up after two straight losses," Butler said.
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Clark Hunt is understandably fired up for the World Cup to return to the United States in 2026.
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"I get really fired up knowing that I wake up every day, 'Damn, I'm playing today,'" he said.
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T.J. and John parked at a pull-off, stepped out of the truck and fired up their snowmobiles.
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I fired up the wood-burning stove and let the concrete bathing basin fill with solar-heated water.
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Few issues got Congressman John Dingell as fired up as the failings of the country's food safety system.
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"All the women I meet are fired up / They get ready to kill with / their luck," she sings.
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Because you can be certain that Democrats are, to borrow a phrase, fired up and ready to go.
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Caroline got the most fired up when I asked: Why do you think people find you so compelling?
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The comedy is witty, shameless, and offers an alluring romance on season two that fired up fans online.
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With his fired-up return to the trail on Tuesday, Mr. Obama showed again why he is Mrs.
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The SETI (search for extraterrestrial intelligence) Institute fired up upon hearing this news, this possibility for alien life.
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I think it's very exciting and inspiring, and I think it really gets the whole world fired up.
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That got Max FIRED UP ... and we got a feeling Khabib's in for a serious scrap come Saturday.
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Trump's comments about grabbing women have indeed fired up feminists and inspired many to stand up for women's rights.
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The possibility is daunting, but it has also fired up advocates who seek to protect women's access to care.
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BTW – we taped AGW in the late-AM, Ben got fired up about DeflateGate during the convo, that's it.
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"Seriously, ALL of Nashville is fired up right now," the NHL captioned a video featuring the Hollywood duo's excitement.
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And, ya gotta watch how fired up Tyron gets when he watches a special video message from Snoop Dogg!!!
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We aren't resorting to using the oven for purse storage, but it does go weeks without being fired up.
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Now I'm so energized, fired up, to be lucky enough to be in a position to make a difference.
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" Obama, a White House source said, is chomping at the bit to get out and "get people fired up.
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The Occu-bot doesn't believe in his sign, and he isn't fired up enough to move anyone to protest.
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Taylor Scollon says he knows what Canadians on Facebook want: content about political issues that gets them fired up.
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"We have a fired up team," McDermott said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street," before the opening bell Wednesday.
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Gore echoed Clinton on climate change, but it was his references to 2000 that really fired up the audience.
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" So I headed over to YouTube and fired up the first song he played last night, "Total Entertainment Forever.
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Toronto took the lead just before half time on a bit of brilliance from a fired up Sebastian Giovinco.
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In 1965, the most powerful rocket engine at the time was fired up during a test at the plant.
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I did that intentionally: The track right after "Fired Up" is "On My Grind," which is definitely trap-influenced.
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While they'll doubtlessly be wary of a fired-up Ronaldo, France are now clear favourites to win the tournament.
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" He continued, "I am now fired up and energized and love charity stuff, meeting people and making them laugh.
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The giant robot that fired up the imaginations of countless 80s kids is gearing up for his second season.
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AND FINALLY ... All fired up Nothing fires up a toddler quite like the sight of a firetruck parked outside.
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"We are seeing a ton of excitement from donors and grassroots activists who are really fired up," she said.
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Aries indivduals are also quick to get fired up over nothing, frequently picking fights with lovers over dumb shit.
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" He was mostly fired up that Swift was "trying to tear your ex bf down for something to do.
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It has finally fired up Nigeria's three rickety oil refineries, and the wait in Lagos improved drastically last week.
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But Trump reportedly responded by bragging that his focus on issues related to immigration had fired up his base.
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The two outsiders have fired up GOP primary voters by railing against the business-as-usual attitude in Washington.
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Those organizers have conducted experiments in mobilizing voters and have worked to coordinate outside groups of fired-up volunteers.
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"I'm sure fired up about this year," Philip Rivers said after the loss, citing a number of missed opportunities.
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" Yokley noted that Trump's base is "fired up" after his first two full years in office: "They like everything.
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The more he was dismissed by Republican politicians, the more he fired up voters angered by the same treatment.
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And small wonder Russian trolls working to elect Trump fired up tension between the Sanders movement and mainstream Democrats.
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Ready for Joe," Stef Feldman, a Biden policy adviser, tweeted Thursday, an echo of the Obama campaign's "Fired up.
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EARLIER TODAY I DID SPEAK WITH STAN DRUCKENMILLER WHO IS FIRED UP ABOUT THE FED AHEAD OF TOMORROW'S DECISION.
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State Republicans, meanwhile, say the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump has fired up the Republican base.
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The festival is in full swing today, but as it fired up it was definitely too cool for school.
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But they all emerged from those separate incidences of gun violence stronger, and fired up to change the world.
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The men came back with guns and fired up to 100 rounds into the facility's accommodation wing, ABC reported.
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Anti-racism and anti-capitalist activists fired up in the rally's aftermath hit the streets for Ms. Walker's campaign.
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The tax has fired up opposition from the Internet Association, a trade group representing Netflix, Airbnb, Amazon, and Uber.
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The fact is, most Republicans seem really fired up about immigration, and Rubio is genuinely not trustworthy on this.
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Fans have been lining up along the five-mile route since before dawn, and they are extremely fired up.
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Rose was pretty fired up at LAX when we asked her about rising criticism of some sexual harassment accusers.
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"I'm so fired up, man, I'm so pumped up to be a Devil now," Hughes told NBC Sports Network.
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Being like a fly on the wall in a small low-ceiling room, while Pancho Segura fired up Jimbo.
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"The real question is whether he'll get their spirits fired up, and will they actually go to the polls?"
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"It's hard because it's a time where people are very fired up, and understandably," Johansson told The Hollywood Reporter.
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After this brief skydive, its first booster fired up as planned, propelling the spacecraft onwards to low Earth orbit.
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I immediately fired up a conversation of pleasant small talk with the attendee who I would later cuddle with.
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When Republicans acted to obstruct Mr. Obama, they kept their party unified, fired up their base and increased turnout.
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Republicans, still feeling short-changed, may be further fired up in their efforts to protest the articles this week.
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Jack is the showman, shameless and volatile, fired up on "patriotism and publicity," with an eye for the women.
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We want these women to also be in it for the long haul, not just this fired-up moment.
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In 2019, Voyager 2 fired up another set of thrusters last used during its flyby of Neptune in 23.
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This poll suggests that whoever the candidate is, black voters are fired up to turn out against the president.
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It was another jangly A.O.C. media stunt that irritated some of her colleagues but fired up the meme factory.
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Beto fired up the crowd during his concession speech and boasted his campaign wasn't contaminated by political action committees.
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"The drivers are fired up and they're determined," Bhairavi Desai, co-founder of the alliance, said in a phone call.
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Companies like TaskRabbit, Handy, and Uber had fired up the gig economy by hiring thousands of workers as independent contractors.
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My panel is fired up and ready to battle, so let&aposs get to it and see what they think.
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No, I think those things are on different paths and they have different people who are fired up about them.
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Musk's rocket company has "recently made a number of breakthroughs that I am just really fired up about," he said.
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Fired up and feeling better, he had a promising start to his sophomore season, but then the stomach pains began.
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You've just fired up No Man's Sky for the first time and you have absolutely no idea what's going on.
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" Buttigieg added that he "definitely (gets) fired up talking about these issues and making clear where I stand and why.
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He was just as fired up as Venter when it came to the near-term medical applications of the DBC.
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I don't get all fired up about party or classifying or defining people based on a label or a group.
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With seed money from a Ukrainian-American investor, Pizza Veterano fired up its oven in one of the city's malls.
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Also on Thursday, Obama officially endorsed Clinton for president, saying he was "fired up" for his former Secretary of State.
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So I immediately went to the studio and wrote the song in a day — I was just so fired up!
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"Things got fired up a little bit but it's also a good challenge for us," said Columbus goalie Sergei Bobrovsky.
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This, he insisted, only fired up media interest and tainted the opinions of potential jurors before the trial even began.
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Brands have been fired up about this networking technology, and in 2018 consumers have a wide array to choose from.
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However, a fired-up France side plundered in 18 goals in the second half to force the match into overtime.
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They yelled out "Black Lives Matter" when Cory Booker (one of two sitting black senators) gave his fired-up speech.
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Once fired up, the camera is capable of shooting 4K videos at up to 60FPS, along with 12-megapixel photos.
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Michonne's death would get Rick nice and fired up At this point The Walking Dead doesn't power its own engine.
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is fired up about a hot new tech gadget — and it isn't an Apple product.
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And the Waffle House has fired up its own in-house storm center to track the now-Category 2 hurricane.
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" Sarandon has been documenting her experience volunteering for Sanders on Twitter and describes his supporters as "fired up, emotional, committed.
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When he got out of that inning in the seventh, he was genuinely fired up, and that's great to see.
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"Democrats have drawn the wrath of a fired-up activist base that now feels betrayed," Mother Jones' Tim Murphy reported.
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That fired up the Wildcats' offense, which responded with a six-play, 73-yard drive for a 17-3 lead.
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Launch policies, which take effect when the rocket is fired up, are costly, ranging from 5 to 15 percent historically.
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South Carolina pastor Mark Burns, a black man, fired up the crowd with the most spirited speech of the night.
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But the reactors have been fired up at Microsoft, and since the IPO, Slack has shed 33% of its value.
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Even those fired up to learn Mandarin are best advised to have some under their belt before taking the plunge.
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"If anyone from Dallas steps to this doggone podium..."@36westbrook + Brian Dawkins wasted NO time getting this crowd fired up.
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Bolivia appeared fired up by the decision and got the goal their early pressing deserved through Arce after 31 minutes.
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In 21, he won his first major singles title by defeating a fired-up Tsonga in the Australian Open final.
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Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon hailed the news early Friday, predicting Cuban will be "fired up" at the debate.
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" Trump took this in customary stride, which is to say that he fired up his Twitter account and mocked "Sen.
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Tetsuo Kagawa, 32, an emergency-room doctor from Tokyo, wandered past, whipped out his cellphone and fired up Google Translate.
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Peter Kafka and I were sending each other YouTube clips yesterday to get fired up before before the paperwork dropped.
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With a House Democratic caucus this big — and this fired up — it can be tough to keep members on message.
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The former Utah Jazz superstar laid down a rubber snake by Romo's golf cart ... and fired up his phone's camera.
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The temporary engines will not be fired up, but having them in place will allow other tests to go ahead.
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Watch the video ... LeBron sure looks like he's feeling okay to us -- boppin' around and getting the crowd fired up.
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All this is well and good, but with a new product fired up, when is TripActions going to go public?
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" In Durham, N.H., he returned to the now-familiar story about how his 2008 campaign found its signature "Fired up!
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The episode is widely held to have fired up California's growing Latino population and alienated them from Republicans for decades.
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But what is demonstrably true is that a good section of President Trump's loyal base has indeed been fired up.
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Democrats were already fired up about this year's midterms, and the activism and opposition toward Kavanaugh's nomination only exacerbated it.
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Within minutes, local men already fired up by Kenya's divisive election had grabbed machetes and sticks to defend their turf.
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"Patrick's name is at the top of the list, our most fired-up guy is going to be in front of the most fired-up crowd maybe in the history of golf so that's a good start," Love told reporters as he looked to end Europe's run of three successive wins in the team event.
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Of course, Trump has been feeding the worst impulses of his already fired-up crowds since the beginning of his candidacy.
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Demi Lovato is fired up about last week's court decision in Kesha's legal battle against longtime collaborator Dr. Luke and Sony.
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Brindisi didn't rule out the possibility that the battle fired up the GOP voter base, potentially hurting him on Election Day.
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When I first fired up the camera, it crashed so bad that I had to reboot the phone to fix it.
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There are two popular theories as to why Remain supporters are not more fired up about taking part in this referendum.
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The crackdown, though, fired up independence supporters and hardened expectations among Puigdemont's base that he would unilaterally declare independence in parliament.
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They don't just get regular people fired up about exoplanets, they help scientists working on the systems articulate their work's importance.
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It is true that the stockmarket and business sentiment have been fired up by promises of deregulation and a fiscal boost.
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Democrats are scrambling, and Bernie Sanders is not only calling Hillary Clinton arrogant, he's all fired up to debate Donald Trump.
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Iranian artist-in-residence Amitis Motevalli fired up an overhead projector and slapped down a transparency of the Declaration of Independence.
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Fossil-fuel-powered steam turbines still only run at around 45% efficiency, but they can be fired up to meet demand.
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He's ready to help you get fired up for the new year and will stay in your sign until Valentine's Day.
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Of Perry taking the stage to sing her hit song "Roar," the Democratic nominee raves: "You got everybody so fired up!"
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You don't try to get vantage point once the spacecraft is fired up, so enjoy it while you can.[ESA/NASA]
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Xscape fired up their fans when they announced a reunion a few months back, and now they're giving more -- a docuseries.
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On Tuesday, engineers fired up a rocket motor that will be part of the most powerful rocket ever launched to space.
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For the left: How will you get the younger Democratic set fired up again and back to the polls for 2018?
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In 2016, he fired up the grassroots of the Democratic Party before ultimately losing the party's presidential nomination to Hillary Clinton.
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His mother allowed newspapers to print photos of Till's disfigured face in his casket, which fired up the civil rights movement.
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When I visited him in his office at the university, he fired up an array of hard-drive-straining data sets.
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What are some issues that Lean In has taken under its wing recently or become more fired up about over time?
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Sincerely,The U.S. Military" As Kennedy would say two days later on Fox and Friends, he looked and sounded "fired up!
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The rising price of beef, a staple of the Argentine diet, means the family hasn't fired up the grill in months.
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With awards season upon us, we dug up some things to know about a film that had audiences fired up worldwide.
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"Our supporters are incredibly fired up to help us fight this impeachment charade," said Mike Reed, a spokesman for the committee.
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In time, fired up by that experience, and by the ethnic richness of his native city, he absorbed many other traditions.
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"They are really fired up, they are coming and they are coming in really big numbers," Reed said of Democratic voters.
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He joined Clinton on the campaign trail June 5, telling a rally in North Carolina he was "fired up" for Clinton.
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The Democratic base is much more fired up about Kavanaugh than it was about Gorsuch, who was confirmed in April 2017.
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"Our supporters are incredibly fired up to help us fight this impeachment charade," Mike Reed, an RNC spokesman, told the Times.
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"He seemed to get the people fired up to get involved," said Bruce Breton, a friend and Republican selectman in Windham.
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Here are five key themes to watch over the next 100 days: Democratic performance in special elections Democrats are fired up.
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And the methods by which a crowd is fired up don't matter, so long as he can bask in the clapping.
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A student whose blue hair was gelled up like a unicorn horn fired up an "In the Groove" dance game solo.
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Ledecky's historic performance fired up the U.S. men's 224x255.48 relay team, which added Michael Phelps to the mix on race day.
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The senator was all smiles on Friday as he fired up audiences, reminding them of his strong tie to the land.
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But since it fired up its ads business, it's had to give advertisers the kinds of tools they're used to using.
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They head to their cars and homes -- and whether to inspire, relax, or just get fired up, they listen to music.
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The next November, the group was fired up to oust the same group of Democrats that had before been close partners.
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"I don't really show a lot of emotion, but I get emotional like in sports; I get fired up," he said.
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BTW, we also spoke with Tony about his upcoming role in the new 'xXx' movie -- and dude's fired up about it.
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Then a raft of other industries heard about the rule as it was being devised and fired up their lobbying machines.
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"With Trump at the center of the election, I think voters were just fired up on both sides," Ms. Costa said.
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The album "All Fired Up" was released the next year, and the band would go on to tour with AC/DC.
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It is why he is adamant that he will be fired up for the first day of preseason testing in February.
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Of course, Blackson is all fired up about McGregor's latest arrest for allegedly stealing and smashing a cell phone in Miami.
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From the moment he fired up his ovens, word began spreading, and the line for food has remained steady ever since.
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In a campaign filled with stump speeches aimed at getting people fired up, Bennet is working to make government boring again.
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Seeing Jennings played like his old self fired up his teammates, especially the player he's backing up, point guard Reggie Jackson.
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In the streets, we are told, there is a "war on cops," fired up by the activists of Black Lives Matter.
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The winning party's voters are fat and happy while the losing side is fired up to send the winners a message.
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President Donald Trump is fired up about the recent stock market gains and is promising that more good times are ahead.
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Trump has lambasted the players' behavior as unpatriotic at his rallies and on Twitter, which has fired up his voter base.
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Anecdotally, I can tell you that I fired up my Fortnite client a full half hour before the 22019:22020 p.m.
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Chris Pack, the super PAC's spokesman, said Republican donors were "fired up" by Democrats' "underhanded tactics" in the Kavanaugh confirmation process.
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Same reason I'd get legitimately fired up whenever Def Leppard had the #1 video on Dial MTV back in the day.
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You're fired up with enthusiasm for your enterprise — but maybe not so excited to dig into the numbers and tax regulation.
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Most of the volume 22-point shooters are contemporary, but as far back as 33, point guard Michael Adams fired up 23.
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It's true that hiring managers want passionate candidates — people who are fired up about the position, the company, and even life itself.
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A global quest for cleaner energy has fired up demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG), which produces less carbon dioxide than coal.
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" The car ride home was a memorable one, Stephen told Dallas News: "He says, 'Hey Stephen, you fired up about this job?
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Back in January, the U.S. Federal Reserve fired up investors' appetite for risk by pledging to be patient with future rate rises.
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To see the breadth of such a rich, radical, and recent printed legacy left me both fired up and a little nostalgic.
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After processing these complicated energies, we're fired up by a waxing moon in Leo, just in time for the weekend to begin.
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Trump got fired up over some "BOMBSHELLS," aka newly released text messages between FBI agents who were part of Mueller's Russia investigation.
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As you could hear behind me, Wolf, the crowd is very fired up, we have about couple thousand people in this room.
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Schauffele could have enjoyed the sole lead, but he missed a five-foot birdie at the last, which left him fired up.
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Democratic voters have become fired up in the Trump era, and progressive ideas that once seemed fringe are moving into the mainstream.
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Here are the must-see revenge movies if you're feeling fired up and ready to take down the patriarchy, or your enemies.
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They were fired up by McSally's campaign ads, which use anti-immigration, alarmist language that sounds strikingly similar to the president's tweets.
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Mr Erdogan is backed by a coalition of nationalists and Islamists, fired up by the summer's violence and by his own rhetoric.
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The Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy, the source of the humanitarian crisis at the border, has fired up activists in recent months.
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The good folks at Reddit are already getting their Redditors fired up about the massive document dump we reported earlier this evening.
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Tens of thousands of fired-up supporters attended his closing campaign event on May 17th in the Plaza de Bolívar in Bogotá.
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It's about how the Puritan imagination was fired up by faith, and then roasted to a crisp by terror of the devil.
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I'd pull in and start doing a bunch of doughnuts and burning and smoking the pavement up and get everybody fired up.
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The psychological response to being rejected activates the same brain functionalities that are fired up when we're physically hurt, according to Williams.
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At best, the sit-in drummed up publicity and gave the liberal base more reason to be fired up about gun control.
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Sometimes she is lovely, but then I have a conversation with the same person and she's all fired up about the bear.
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And so then the generation that's coming behind I think is even more fired up because they're getting a lot more mentorship.
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Forget Tom Brady ... the Harlem Globetrotters gave the New England Patriots cheerleaders something to REALLY get fired up about -- INSANE TRICK SHOTS!!!
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"There were days that he fired up to 3,000 bullets," he said, adding that Wasil had killed a number of Taliban fighters.
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Our cameras captured a FIRED UP Tyga as he reached into his security guard's gun holster and tried to grab the pistol.
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This time, I opened up the Activity Monitor and fired up the GPU history to see what the heck was going on.
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Legend was fired up in Bev Hills when we asked him about Sessions saying his meetings with Russia's ambassador were totally innocent.
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Here at MUNCHIES, we're fired up about Daily VICE, the daily show bringing you the best content that VICE has to offer.
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The entire time, the standing leg was slightly bent, which fired up all the leg muscles for that hurts-so-good feeling.
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So the second part of BSE's job is to get them fired up, or at least sufficiently engaged to cast their ballots.
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Fired up is a good mood, that's what got me into them, but also the mellow shit, you can chill to them.
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He set up a little folding camp stool, fired up his iPad and began to read aloud in a gentle, even voice.
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The process is called carbon capture, or carbon sequestration, and it's fired up the imaginations of inventors and the excitement of investors.
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I play a lot of Destiny 2, and immediately noticed the Mobius' impressive soundstage the first time I fired up the game.
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And Snyder himself has fired up his devotees on the social platform Vero by posting behind-the-scenes images and concept art.
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Trump got "fired up" while discussing the crisis during a recent phone call with British Prime Minister Theresa May, the official said.
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In fact, you might be so fired up, chasing your goals, that you could forget my warning about Neptune's hazy, confusing vibes!
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This Sixers fan was super fired up and shot Westbrook a double-barreled bird and basically screamed "Fuck Youuuu" in his face.
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Colonial America was basically one long, ale-fueled bender—it's no wonder everyone was all fired up about kicking some Redcoat ass.
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They're not going to be fired up by the "paradise lost" hot buttons that excite the old guys who watch Fox News.
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Negan doesn't exactly have anyone to offer the head to other than Gabriel and he's a bit fired up at the moment.
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Republican voters, outraged by the treatment of their nominee in Congress, are more fired up than they've been since the midterms began.
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Notice these are all rappers and for me Justin Timberlake just doesn't have any upbeat to get the football teams fired up.
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And within hours of becoming premier designate, François Legault fired up the perpetual debate about the place of immigration in the province.
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The charges of sexual misconduct against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court nominee, have fired up both sides of the political divide.
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Andrew Prokop: I don't know that that's true, Matt ... I think a hard core of the GOP is fired up on immigration.
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The reef is part of an exhibition called Fired Up: Monumental Clay, which opened last week at the Palo Alto Art Center.
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After ascending to about 43,000 feet, the two craft separated and SpaceShipTwo's pilots, Mark Stucky and Frederick Sturckow, fired up the rocket.
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Greg Hardy just destroyed a grown-ass man in 17 seconds in his second UFC fight ... and Dana White is fired up!
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is fired up about LeBron James -- and even made the The King a video to welcome LBJ to Los Angeles.
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But the truth is, voters repulsed by Mr. Trump and his congressional enablers are already fired up to turn out for Democrats.
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"Really fired up about this start," Seattle Coach Pete Carroll said after picking up his 210th victory with the Seahawks, including playoffs.
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Company founder Elon Musk said he is "super fired up" by the initial results — as did Kathy Lueders, a NASA program manager.
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"The Democratic campaigns will be fine, the base is fired up and most of our Q4 numbers were really impressive," Gifford said.
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They're fired up, they're ready to go, they're ready to organize and to turn out and vote like we've never voted before.
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Should Republican voters remain so demoralized — and Democrats so fired up — it could imperil dozens of congressional seats that are usually safe.
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And that's not even counting the new lower-cost capacity that is still being fired up in China's northwestern province of Xinjiang.
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Boeing fired up the emergency engines on a Starliner while it was sitting on a launchpad, demonstrating that they worked just fine.
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"The young people that I see are fired up, and they want our country to be what it should be," Ginsburg said.
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Trump's advertising is "largely focused on keeping his base fired up and on fundraising," said Shannon Kowalczyk, chief marketing officer at ACRONYM.
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Aqua's got a New Year's resolution that will surely have their legion of fans fired up ... a gig at next year's Coachella.
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Specifically, investors were fired up about the plan to cut regulation, give businesses massive tax cuts and let them repatriate foreign profits.
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So, we had to ask Coach Carter how he felt about Baker's insane NFL debut -- and guess what, HE WAS FIRED UP!!!
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My colleagues were brilliant and fired up, and the atmosphere was collegial, with a minimum of the usual backstabbing and political infighting.
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She will be fired up from the start this year though as first up for her will be a familiar foe - Maria Sharapova.
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"It's very clear that we're at a cultural inflection point, and women in particular are very fired up right now," she told me.
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"It got me fired up," said Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio, a fellow East Bay native who grew up in nearby Hayward.
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As the crowd grew and surrounded the building, Putin fired up the furnace and torched thousands of secret KGB files as a precaution.
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Screenshot: GizmodoNot every app is going to run smoothly, at least not yet, though most of the ones I fired up ran properly.
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Every part of myself that loved history and politics was fired up and ready to fight for a cause I was passionate about.
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Anxiety among Hispanic voters about increasingly intense Republican positions on the subject was plenty to keep them fired up and ready to go.
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News of that paper soon landed on the desk of Jerry Brown, governor of California and fired-up proponent of climate change science.
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The coach appeared fired up as he began addressing freshman guard Myles Dread, 19, and proceeded to push the player in his chest.
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MSNBC fired up the wayback machine and turned to 1990s comedian and former "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant Sinbad to slam President Trump on Thursday.
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I'm fired up to go after the opportunity in front of us, and bring the joy of Sonos to millions of new homes.
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The sudden jump in enthusiasm signaled that Republicans were fired up about Kavanaugh in a way nothing else had been able to achieve.
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I think once he got out of it, he said it was a sense of relief and the guys were pretty fired up.
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This recipe suggests boiling the corn, but feel free to throw it on the grill if you've got it all fired up already.
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In order to get four people I previously blindsided to go to rocks for me, I had to get them emotionally fired up.
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A recent day on Mr Sanders's tail in southern California, where he fired up a trio of left-wing crowds, suggested many are.
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On "Fired Up," pulsating synths race ahead over boom-bap drums and triggered patches of vocals swoop in with radio pop song precision.
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Once the software fired up, the humans could only watch from afar and pray that the software they'd spent years building wouldn't fail.
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A second life for Watts Bar 2 Before Watts Bar 23, the last time an American reactor had fired up was in 1996.
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The hardcore activists, and most committed volunteers, are more fired up about figuring out how to defeat the bill than they've ever been.
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Streamerslam: Sling TV vs Apple TV vs PlayStation Vue ShowdownApple's big announcement today has everyone fired up for a new Apple TV device.
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The controversy has fired up Hindu religious sentiment, with some residents supporting the view that the temple devotees' feelings ought to be respected.
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For the first time, aerospace company Blue Origin has fired up a brand-new engine the company developed for its future Moon lander.
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Where they fired up their audiences, it was on two more nuanced matters that are central to European, not just Upper Austrian, concerns.
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In June 2016, Paul Thomas, a mouse geneticist from the University of Adelaide, Australia, visited Gould in North Carolina and got fired up.
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Nothing that Golden State did mentally or physically mattered Saturday night against the fired-up Pistons playing in front of a capacity crowd.
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At this year's Grammy's, A Tribe Called Quest—without Phife Dawg but with the addition of a fired up Busta Rhymes and Anderson.
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All the players in attendance, regardless of being cast as Scottish or British, get so fired up that they turn on the refs.
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And here's Ann, passionately fired up to take down Kamoshida, dressed like a shamelessly provocative late arrival at a parents-away Halloween party.
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But in my own, admittedly anecdotal experience, I'm still plenty fired up for more Star Wars and so are all my geek friends.
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Champagne and lemons were sliced while someone in the group fired up a stove and started grating Parmesan into a pot of cream.
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"I haven't seen the broad conservative coalition as fired up about a story since Kavanaugh," MSNBC host Chris Hayes noted on Monday morning.
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If you weren't already fired up about women's rights being threatened, this Mars cycle will sound an impossible-to-ignore call to action.
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We're really going to work with the guys we've got, the guys that are fired up to be out here playing with us.
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Still, if the fired-up Democratic enthusiasm we've seen this year holds up, this race might end up being closer than many expect.
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And while Yahoo notes that the video was originally published in April 2016, the summer months have once again fired up its popularity.
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Democrats believe their voters are now more fired up than ever to deliver a rebuke to the GOP in the November midterm elections.
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Members got fired up over Costco's recent decision to pull its Polish hot dog from its food court menus, Business Insider previously reported.
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He would have fired up Air Force One for a trip to Kiev and personally put Zelensky in front of that CNN camera.
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But then, Chrissy Teigen got us fired up again when she took the social media platform to share her opinion on the matter.
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RNC's $250 million midterm plan Republicans are worried about an enthusiasm gap in November; Democrats are much more fired up about the midterms.
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But less than ten months later, C.K. reappeared on the comedy circuit telling tasteless and offensive jokes that have fired up the internet.
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The time is finally here to wrap-up winter and watch the last episode ever, and these fired up fans are geeking out.
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They fired up a snowmobile to deliver medication With snow blocking driveways, a Michigan pharmacist got creative in delivering prescriptions to her customers.
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Lady Gaga fired up her new 'ENIGMA' residency at Park Theater at Park MGM Friday night in Vegas ... and she did not disappoint.
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Joe Gray has done the warm-ups for the past 20133 years, getting the crowd fired up before the first contestant goes on.
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In the late 1990s, a lonely teenager on the West Coast fired up his dial-up modem to find someone to talk to.
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He's beyond intense, and one of the biggest reasons he's so fired up has to do with military spending on erectile dysfunction drugs.
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Kyrgios, who can blow white-hot or stone-cold depending on his state of mind, looked and sounded particularly fired up on Thursday.
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Shields appeared on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs weeknights on FS1) to respond to Ali's insults ... and yeah, Shields was FIRED UP!
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I'm talking about this tiny slice of people that have gotten way too fired up about the Trump thing for the wrong reasons.
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"They're a very positive thing for us, actually," he said, raising his voice to combat the sound of a generator fired up nearby.
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But Trump — who has fired back at the show numerous times in the past — fired up his Twitter account again on Sunday morning.
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During the Obama era, for example, Republican voters were fired up and Democrats complacent, feeling comfortable with their guy in the White House.
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But what's lost in this is that appeal to the voters who are tuning in who aren't in our fired-up Democratic base.
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It's been only seven years since the Tevatron last fired up its particle beam, but it seemed like a much longer time ago.
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But less attention has been paid as Iran fired up its own operation, recruiting, training and deploying fighters from across the Shiite world.
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She's visibly wounded, coming across as not only ruthlessly competitive and invested in public approval, but also fired up by the perceived slight.
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The people back home ... I've never seen them so fired up, and they're going to get out and vote and support this president.
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That's why you can start off the year fired up about saving money or exercising but lose enthusiasm after a couple of months.
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If Nixon scores a late comeback shocker, she'll have to thank some combination of a fired-up progressive grassroots and Cuomo's stuttering campaign.
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In the end, they said, Brown was not as fired up about running for the White House as some of his advisers were.
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Hoge fired up with birdies on five of his first eight holes but three bogeys in his next seven holes ended his threat.
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Poll after poll of late suggests that women are not only fired up to vote next month, but are leaning heavily toward Democrats.
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Taking inspiration from the video, a fired-up Abraham Ancer teamed with Louis Oosthuizen to rout Dustin Johnson and Gary Woodland 4&3.
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This was the first time SpaceX fired up Falcon Heavy, in a typical test that is critical to preparing a rocket for launch.
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The vitriolic Supreme Court debate has fired up Trump supporters, strategists warn, and that could hurt Democratic candidates at the polls next month.
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Rivers was reportedly talking an increasing amount of shit from the bench as the game went on and Rockets players were fired up.
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She was all fired up about McCain's "no" vote on the skinny repeal of Obamacare ... and accused him of Senate floor attention whoring.
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Neither most Democrats nor Republican leaders in Congress are particularly fired-up about this subject or demanding that Trump do anything in particular.
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"To really get the public real fired up, I think we've got to have a base on the Moon," he said at the conference.
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Though Lewis's lack of attendance is the only one that's gotten Trump fired up on Twitter (so far) others have followed in Lewis's path.
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You were watching this week as it was coming out and you sent us an email because I got you a little fired up.
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But after the 22012 Republican presidential nominee said Trump had "fired up the crazies" on immigration, Trump responded by going after McCain's war record.
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"We've recently made a number of breakthroughs that I am just really fired up about," Musk said, who added he's considering moving to there.
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So naturally, reddit is fired up about Netflix's The Society, as the series asks a huge amount of insane questions — where are the kids?
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There is a fanatic attention to detail in Fired Up, which also includes one of the signature diner sets of glass miniaturist Emily Brock.
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We finally discovered the one thing that fired up the Republican base, and we didn't think of it, but the other side did it.
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"Let's see" how these first 60 laps play out, car owner Roger Penske radioed to driver Joey Logano after he fired up his engine.
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" Steyer received another South Carolina endorsement last week when Greenwood City Councilwoman Edith Childs -- who coined former President Obama's popular campaign slogan "Fired Up!
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For Wosskow, she chooses to start each day with hitting the punchbag, saying it helps keep her fired up and ready for the day.
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But unless something changed, these fired-up communities could be living in a state of deep ignorance of one another's values and mental worlds.
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After a fired up and enthusiastic Serena leaves the college building, she's shot in the thigh by a protester, and her assistant is killed.
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Back in December, the same team of researchers fired up the donut-shaped device for the first time, heating a tiny amount of helium.
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We're told Jones also went off on a police officer who responded to the scene and was "fired up" as he left the premises.
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The Val d'Oise showdown appeared however to be unrelated and triggered by a death in police hands that fired up tension among local people.
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He fired up Jews and gentiles with a plan to unite Christendom and the tribes to free the holy land from the Ottoman Turks.
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Sometimes the messages roll out like carefully crafted dispatches, designed to get his almost 200 million followers fired up or convey some important information.
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For the candidates themselves, it means the sprint to the finish is about keeping their supporters fired up while demoralizing the other side's base.
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Instead he fired up the Kentucky crowd by saying people in the Bluegrass State don't like it when people don't stand for the anthem.
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And, with the Democratic base fired up beyond belief to send a message to Trump, the 2018 midterms could be a total disaster. 2.
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The gearshift selector is this large knob that rises from the console when the vehicle is fired up and retracts when it's switched off.
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We spoke with "Tank" -- who tells us he's fired up about fighting on August 26 ... even though promoters haven't nailed down his opponent yet.
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A week after I had my son — I was still fired up on adrenaline — I had an epiphany: the mommy wars are bullsh-t.
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Magic's also still fired up about the big Hillary Clinton fundraiser at his home Monday night -- and revealed her favorite part of his mansion.
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Grayson -- who was awesome when we saw him at LAX -- told us he's fired up for Bagley and can't wait to play with him.
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SpaceX fired up its prototype Starship rocket on Wednesday evening at the company's facility in southern Texas, CEO Elon Musk confirmed in a tweet.
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Having won his 12th French Open title last month, he had looked fired-up to win his third Wimbledon crown and first since 2010.
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Pair your fired-up fruit with some doctored-up Greek yogurt, and you've got a snack that puts ordinary fruit and yogurt to shame.
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"We are immersed in a historic process of political change," Iñigo Errejón, the deputy leader of Podemos, told his fired-up supporters in Seville.
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"Show them what Lannisters are …" And then they both got so fired up with all the revenge talk, they collapsed into each other's arms.
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Sure, their strategy to divide us was brilliant in the short-term because it fired up a base of cultural warriors during election cycles.
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That good deed caught the attention of another resident, Casey Blaney, who fired up a GoFundMe page and paid to extend Mr. Barley's stay.
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ET. The launch was originally scheduled for Thursday, but an automated system halted the countdown less than a minute before the engines fired up.
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Democrats are fired up beyond belief to vote, motivated almost exclusively by their white-hot hatred of President Donald Trump and his White House.
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In the 2014-15 season, he seemed to get a little more serious about the shot and fired up 10 of them, making one.
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After years of taking 10 or 20 5003s per season, LaMarcus Aldridge fired up 105 in 2014-15, his last season with the Blazers.
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And California still has its cap-and-trade system for carbon, and a new governor fired up to head into combat with the president.
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Griezmann's goal gave Madrid a 1-0 lead over Olympique de Marseille in the first half ... and he was pretty fired up about it.
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They say outreach to Trump voters risks wasting precious campaign resources needed to keep core supporters fired up and determined to vote in November.
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He fired up the Boston crowd with a few big dunks and seemed to repeatedly frustrate Golden State's star backcourt of Curry and Thompson.
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If you need a more affordable option, this special deal on Samsung 4K TVs will get you fired up like you're playing NBA Jam.
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He fired up the engine and tore around a field next to the museum, blaring the siren to scare off a flock of geese.
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One particularly fired-up woman demanded McConnell answer how he was going to help lower-income coal workers who would be left without insurance.
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You might be the only one in your circle of friends who cares about these elections -- be the trendsetter who gets others fired up.
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Note to future broadcasters ... an on-air tribute to a dead pet is the WORST time to get fired up over a crazy dunk!!!
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Tsitsipas, 21, was clearly the more fired up player, taking out his frustration on his racket after losing a point in the first set.
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Likely caucus attendees who say they'll "definitely attend" rather than "probably attend" the caucus are more likely to describe themselves as "fired up" (66%).
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And then she went to the office to make phone calls to people who had been fired up to volunteer in the early states.
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The results also showed that Democrats in Kentucky were fired up — Beshear outperformed the 2015 Democratic gubernatorial candidate in many areas of the state.
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But in Battle Creek, besides raging against the "Democrats' phony, dangerous charade," the president fired up the standard Trump show — and played the hits.
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After Paquette fired up a machine inside the trailer, the tube started sucking air out of the forest and putting it into the tanks.
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The winners of a record 27 World Series titles, the Yankees are fired up about arranging another tickertape parade down Manhattan's Canyon of Heroes.
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As state budgets shrink, prisons have fired up fresh work programs inside their walls to beef up the supply of cheap and free workers.
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But, before they even fired up the MakerBot, they enlisted an up-and-coming musician to provide the soundtrack — and to eventually play the part.
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Fired up by the Trump presidency, however, 111 Democrats have filed to run for Congress in Texas leading to energetic and, at times chaotic, campaigns.
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"In all my years of boxing, I have never been as motivated and fired up as this fight," Pacquiao said on his arrival 'Down Under'.
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He's still caught between his evident desire to avoid blame for DACA recipients' deportation, and his desire to keep his anti-immigrant base fired up.
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Hard to tell what Conor McGregor's more fired up about right now -- getting his hands on Floyd Mayweather ... or on a juicy fried chicken breast.
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On May 25, 1979, a 30-year-old named John Spenkelink was the first person sent to Old Sparky once it got fired up again.
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Though much of the party's base is fired up about left-wing policies, many of its candidates are busy trying to reach across the aisle.
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Sanders goes after the establishment in fiery speech Speaking in Southern California Tuesday night, Sanders fired up the crowd by calling out the Democratic leadership.
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They calculated a Fox News appearance, a Trump endorsement, a headstrong Mitch McConnell, a fired-up base, a fast vote would hold the party together.
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Donald Trump's , tax cuts, more spending on defense, reworking Obamacare and an end of some Wall Street regulation has fired up rallies in many sectors.
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Roach: Everyone got fired up and we took on an us-against-the-world attitude, or us-against-the-circumstances attitude of what was happening.
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Dutch Christians remember 1566 as the year of the Beeldenstorm, when fired-up Protestants toppled statues and broke stained-glass windows across the Low Countries.
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If all this iPhone SE talk is getting you fired up, here's a link to a new clearance page full of them on Apple's website.
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He introduced her to the question of finding a protocol for verifying a quantum computation, and the problem "really fired up her imagination," Vazirani said.
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Ex-UFC fighter Tim Kennedy says he's reenlisted in the U.S. Army Special Forces -- and he's FIRED UP about it ... thanks to President Donald Trump.
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But the anti-immigration rhetoric that fired up voters in mostly white Iowa may not carry through to other states, Todd Schulte, president of FWD.
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Starting bid is $125k -- though we're told Ruth collectors are fired up about this item and bidding is expected to scrape the $1 million mark.
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In January, the company fired up the engines on that rocket to see if the hardware still worked properly after traveling to and from space.
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Smiglis sees Bush as too weak and thinks Rubio and Christie have waffled on illegal immigration, the issue that has fired up the conservative base.
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Which makes you feel it's even more disgusting and cynical that somebody would use that to get the base that fired up to get elected.
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There's a lot of risk, of course, but the company has so much potential, especially given that people who work there are fired up again.
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Snow blanketed the region in the day prior to the game, but a fired-up crowd of 19,175 turned out and liked what it saw.
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When lending has gone badly wrong, as it did in the 1990s, the state has recapitalised its banks and fired up the lending machine again.
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Also fired up by Apollo were two guys named Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, who of course went on to start their own aerospace companies.
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"I don't know where he was when I was trying to get health care in '93 and '94," a fired up @HillaryClinton says of Sanders.
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Maxine Waters fired up a crowd of protesters by urging them to get in the faces of Trump administration officials when they're out in public.
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The 41st president tweeted later Wednesday that he was "getting fired up" for Sunday's big game, including a gif of a spinning Super Bowl coin.
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A fired-up McIlroy brought his finger to his lips in sync with Pieters, whose exuberance made Mickelson smile as he walked off the green.
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Wahlberg also bet on Ronda Rousey -- casting her in his new movie, "Mile 22" ... and he's super fired up about her role in the flick.
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You and Trump with your secret burger stands all over North Korea, I could see Don Lemon is getting fired up now with his panel.
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"I'm so happy to see people so fired up and wanting to help," she added while addressing supporters in Plainview, according to a local report.
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By the time we fired up the BBQ dinner everyone was pleasant, but I had to tread lightly for a long time to get there.
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Still, it can be tough not to wonder where that thrashing nightmare person has gone, and what he or she was so fired-up about.
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Schulz, 55, must follow an equally dominant figure while confronting in Boeing a U.S. rival being fired up under aggressive new sales chief Ihssane Mounir.
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I get fired up about this — it's not that hard to have a conversation when you commit to being respectful to everyone in the room.
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Progressives are fired up right now, and it's not clear what sort of appetite there is for a centrist figure among voters on the left.
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After the game, Padres manager Andy Green was pretty fired up about the play, and strongly hinted he thought Rizzo should be suspended for it.
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Which is why it's crucial for Democratic lawmakers to stay focused on and fired up about their emerging, much-hyped crusade to clean up Washington.
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Down 218 points early in the fourth quarter Sunday to No. 224 Notre Dame, a fired-up rival taking it to the top-ranked Huskies?
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"We were in the middle of nowhere, we barely had service, but I was fired up," Robertson, a shortstop, said by phone the other day.
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"He can bring together that coalition of our fired-up Democratic base, as well as independents and moderate Republicans," Klobuchar told the crowd in Dallas.
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Ms. Jordan has Idaho's small contingent of Democrats fired up; many said they had never expected to be so excited about a statewide Democratic candidate.
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He was hospitalized for two weeks due to fumes from neighbors' generators that were fired up after Hurricane Irma hit the island early in September.
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It seems the two were boating in the Florida sun when they fired up their phone cams to participate in the latest viral TikTok trend.
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After all, the activism of teachers, parents and progressives almost got DeVos's nomination scuttled, and we are bloodied but also fired up for more battles.
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Republicans and Democrats need to support the inspiring message that fired up the growth of the black middle class a generation ago: We Shall Overcome.
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He revived that skepticism in the early days of his presidential campaign when McCain suggested Trump "fired up the crazies" during a rally in Phoenix.
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"I was just fired up," Cole said with a belly laugh as his teammate Carlos Correa crept from behind and poured champagne over Cole's head.
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And while female voters on the left are extremely fired up, it's unclear whether women alone are enough to power a blue wave in November.
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Pitbull did not disappoint at Shaq's Fun House in Miami Friday night, getting the crowd fired up and then delivering a rousing tribute to Kobe.
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It meant that Ford was treated as if she had done something wrong, while Kavanaugh had the benefit of a fired-up partisan defense. Sen.
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This is big because the last time SpaceX fired up the Crew Dragon's crucial SuperDraco thrust system, it exploded and took the capsule with it.
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But he fired up the Straight Talk Express again and pulled off another famous comeback, barnstorming to victory once more in the New Hampshire primary.
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But, Melvin decided to end his holdout Thursday despite not having a new deal ... and clearly his teammates are fired up to see his comeback.
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In 1972, for instance, the liberal George McGovern won the presidential nomination in part by getting committed, fired-up activists to turn out to caucuses.
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She slipped her helmet over her black head scarf, fired up her motorbike and joined the dense swarm of vehicles advancing into the fading daylight.
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In recent days, the arrival of two Russian-operated planes at Maiquetia fired up rumors in Venezuela that they would leave with gold on board.
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Their plan is to take it to the conservative base and get people fired up: "pure power politics now," is how the Republican put it.
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New Orleans Saints legend Deuce McAllister says he's fired up about Adrian Peterson joining the squad -- because he'll be an excellent addition ... as a backup.
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Old YouTube clip to get you fired up: Ovechkin and Crosby both record hat tricks in a high-scoring Game 2 during the 2009 showdown.
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Lee: In some ways, the danger of getting people more engaged is that we're at this moment in which everybody is so fired up and divided that just by ... the way that people get engaged is because they're fired up and they're angry, and that anger leads to a lot of motivated reasoning, which leads to partisanship, which fuels anger, and you get into this cycle.
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Returning to her argument however, Brewer got fired up about Obama and Clinton -- who she referred to at one point "Crooked Hillary" -- charging Republicans with racism.
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Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, who fired up the crowd that had gathered after a call to action on social media by another Clinton adviser, Adam Parkhomenko.
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Also, based on his fired-up appearance at Comic-Con International this year, Bernthal is ready to go all-in and all-out on this one.
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In early June, some Xbox owners fired up their consoles and were greeted with an ad supporting the election campaign of conservative Canadian politician Doug Ford.
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"Despite the best efforts of liberal activists at town halls across the country, the American people know better," the vice president told the fired-up crowd.
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It was just the reigning Most Valuable Player's second 25-shot game of the season after he fired up 1003 or more 15 times last year.
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They want answers on health care Since Trump's inauguration, fired-up constituents who oppose the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act have aggressively confronted congressional Republicans.
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On "The Late Show Stephen Colbert," she said it was hard to not be "fired up," given President Donald Trump and Pence's outlook on LGBTQ issues.
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In California alone gas turbines will need to be fired up to release up to 70 to 90 MW per minute to make up the difference.
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I do an opening statement at this time every Saturday, and more often than not, it&aposs about whatever has got me fired up that week.
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In February, the Spanish pilot Daniel González climbed into a small aerobatic plane at the Sabadell Airport outside Barcelona and fired up its single prop engine.
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The protesters were connected through WhatsApp groups and fired up about a recent court ruling that many Dalits felt eroded some of their hard-fought gains.
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Yet if more moderate candidates win in the primaries, fired-up progressives may decide not to vote in November, leaving more room for Republicans to win.
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The bad-tempered fish managed to wriggle away and escape back to open waters, probably fired up and ready for another battle on the high seas.
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But the women's match is what people will remember, with Becky Lynch delivering the best fired up babyface win at the Rumble in a long time.
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Despite the unconcerned reaction from the British spy agency, American lawmakers are getting fired up over the reporting; some are even calling for an outright investigation.
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Whenever the Olympics roll around, there's always something worth getting fired up over — whether you're rooting for a breakout athlete or arguing over doping or sexism.
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And, Tino -- who was also famously dealt from the Mariners to the Yankees before NY's 1996 World Series-winning season -- is fired up for the move.
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There are fewer vulnerable Democrats in cycle that year, and you can expect the Democratic base to be pretty fired up for the 2020 presidential election.
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He'll have to spend three days in the hospital after the mechanics are fired up and then will have a boner for about two weeks. Yikes.
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Then Williams fired up the engine and raced to a 3-0 lead in the second set, losing only one more game as Diatchenko faded away.
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Hana hit the picture-perfect sands of Malibu looking absolutely stunning in a skimpy, blood orange bikini ... and her insane bod has us all fired up!
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A lot can change in a few weeks, so let's take a look back at what led up to Harris' fired-up tweet spree on Wednesday.
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In January, the company fired up the first rocket it ever landed, the Falcon 9 that touched down on solid ground at Cape Canaveral in December.
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The company fired up Starhopper in April, but those tests tethered the rocket ship to the pad via bike-chain-like metal ropes on its legs.
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"If you are fired up about #AZ08 then join us in the next special election in #OH12," O'Connor tweeted as results ticked in on Tuesday night.
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On a recent day, he fired up his computer and made a few clicks before the screen flashed a celebratory "Assignment Complete," then shut down abruptly.
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If you're fired up for a career in pyrotechnics, start by pursuing an apprenticeship through a fireworks company or an organization like the Pyrotechnics Guild International.
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"After his — he seemed to get a little fired up when I was asking my questions — I tend to think they're leaning against that," he said.
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As the BJP's popularity has faltered, hardline Hindu nationalists have tried to play up divisive issues that have historically fired up the party's right-wing base.
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"I'm with her, I am fired up, and I cannot wait to get out there to campaign for Hillary," Mr. Obama said in the video. Mrs.
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Clinton had ditched the script, the teleprompter and the overproduced videos and posted a cellphone video telling America that she was fired up on an issue.
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Although it's hard to quantify exactly how many people under the age of 18 made up those numbers, the ones who showed up were fired up.
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And if bitterness of a perceived liberal judiciary has fired up the right for decades, a win might not have the same impact as another loss.
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The pounding drum intro to "Sing Your Life" fired up and the camera panned over to a band that looked straight out of the movie Grease.
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Why this matters: Movements like Run for Something have been gaining traction ever since the November election, thanks to fired-up progressives angered by Trump's win.
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This means that, going forward, Ms. Stefanik will be battling not only a fired-up Democratic opposition, but also deeply entrenched elements within her own party.
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After a wave of teacher walkouts fired up people on both sides of the party line, the time seemed ripe for big investments in public schools.
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He said that Mr. Walker's loss in November may have fired up the conservative base just as Hillary Clinton's 2016 loss did for Democrats last November.
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Read more " _____ Tim Murphy in Mother Jones: "In taking the deal, Democrats have drawn the wrath of a fired-up activist base that now feels betrayed.
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Honestly, Perry was fighting an uphill battle the second Swift fired up her "I've got a new single and a new album coming out" publicity machine.
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His impact was immediate, on the field, in the locker room, and even in pregame introductions, when his "squirrel dance" fired up fans and teammates alike.
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" The editorial board also weighs in: "The liberal base is fired up, showing up at the polls, and may be ignored only at great political risk.
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By Wednesday morning, an employee had waded to work in chest-deep water and had fired up the kitchen, where he began to crank out pizzas.
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While Castro's policy proposals fired up some of the party's base, especially those on Twitter, Castro failed to turn that policy into fundraising or polling success.
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While Castro's policy proposals fired up some of the party's base, especially those on Twitter, Castro failed to turn that policy into fundraising or polling success.
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My guess is that DeVos hasn't really had to deal with special education advocates period, and definitely not fired-up parents of kids covered under IDEA.
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Destiny is FIRED UP for the role and tells TMZ Sports she's already tapped one of the premier boxing coaches in Hollywood to train her up.
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That there is this significant fired-up leftward base and there is a bunch of people in the party and elsewhere who don't agree with that.
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And in November, the company successfully fired up the SuperDracos on the Crew Dragon capsule set to fly on Saturday, showing that they worked as expected.
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When Andrew Pert, 28, fired up Pokémon Home—after not paying for Pokémon Bank for years and losing his 3DS—a 450-strong Pokédex awaited him.
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"You've got to execute and we didn't for a lot of the game tonight and Los Angeles was fired up," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said.
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He said that the people of Texas right now are "fired up" and added that he has faith in the grass-roots style of his campaign.
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His party's base does appear at times gleeful at expressions of male dominance, and they often seem fired up with rage when women challenge that dominance.
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Fans of Ice Cube and N.W.A. are fired up about the Oscars dissing "Straight Outta Compton" -- and now we know what Cube himself thinks about it.
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Adam Levine is taking his talents to the green -- the Maroon 5 singer just landed a golf show and we're told he's FIRED UP about it!
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Mark Warner and narrowly lost; he's expected to face far worse odds in a year where the Democratic base appears fired up over President Donald Trump.
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Nevada's Democratic Party is famous for its ruthless efficiency, but this weekend it ran into a force it struggled to control: fired-up Bernie Sanders supporters.
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"They're definitely ramping up their activity in this kind of space, but it takes a little while for the machines to get fired up," Long said.
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All of which has again fired up the will-he-last speculation that has erupted periodically in the six months Mr. Kelly has been in office.
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The media, Kristen Stewarts love life, and Times magazine's person of the year: These are just a few of the things that get Donald Trump fired up.
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We fired up the grill over the weekend, shucked a bag of corn, and cheers-ed to the beginning of what will be one scorching hot summer.
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Last year, while Hollywood processed #MeToo in fired-up acceptance and speeches and celebrating women-dominated movies, the Grammys gave only one major award to a woman.
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So, I fired up the apps, scrolled through my matches, and landed on one particular dude with a decent amount of facial scruff and a DGAF vibe.
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Chef Chen Xiao Bin, who had been working with hot pot for around 30 years, filled a pot with vegetable oil, then fired up a spicy storm.
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It&aposs no wonder then that they are so fired up about this because it&aposs a real change from how they&aposve operated for many years.
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If spotting connections between It and Pet Sematary got you fired up, binge-watch Castle Rock on Hulu — each scene holds a wink for the King fanatic.
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You might recall when the iPad first launched, Apple fired up a publicity round touting the ways it would save the book, magazine, and comic book industries.
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I made my way back inside, fired up Street Fighter V, and felt better very quickly after jumping into training mode and playing around with some combos.
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Mendes fired up the audience and viewers at home when he took the stage for the first live performance his new single, "If I Can't Have You."
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Today marks the debut of Stranger Things on Netflix, and if the prospect of Winona Ryder doesn't get you fired up, the Spielbergian sci-fi premise will.
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The company has been working on Blue Moon for three years already, and fired up the engine developed for the lander for the first time in June.
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During campaign rallies, Trump often fired up his supporters by calling for pressing for investigations of Hillary Clinton, spurring chants of "Lock her up!" by the crowd.
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When SpaceX fired up all eight of the SuperDraco engines, the explosion occurred, according to NASA's Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (ASAP), which met today in Huntsville, Alabama.
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To quote the old Democratic call and response spiritual made famous in Greenwood, South Carolina during the 2008 Democratic primary: we're fired up and ready to go.
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LeBron fired up a cigar and did a little dancing -- while the other bar patrons pulled out their phones and shot videos and pictures of the King.
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My first day of phone canvassing left me fired up and optimistic — nearly every person I called enthusiastically listened and wanted to be connected to their senators.
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He said he had been fired up by the playing of the national anthem before the start and had hoped to hear it again at the end.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar addressed the Democratic National Convention Thursday night to support Hillary Clinton, and had social media fired up after his deadpan introductory joked scored huge.
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When Gray wanted leftover pasta a few days later, she fired up the oven without even thinking about it and poor little Elfis lost his head — literally.
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Australia has skewered plenty of national stereotypes, plus some juicy-looking barbecued lamb, and fired-up social media with its latest Australia Day advertisement for local lamb.
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A lot of the things that do get Americans overly fired up—things that have become political issues—are at their core, kind of silly as well.
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Those folks are fired up, ready to go, and look Florida is going to -- I think we will do well in Florida in the midterms this year.
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Today, EE, one of the UK's cellular providers, fired up its 5G network in six cities across the country including Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, London, and Manchester.
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The rejection of Obama policies on trade was not an isolated incident; those testifying made it clear they are not fired up for a second Obama presidency.
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Mrs Clinton's best hope of winning Florida is to compensate for these shortfalls, and counter Mr Trump's more fired-up supporters, with a brilliant voter-turnout operation.
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"When folks talk about the revolution, the revolution is electing the first woman president of the United States," Stabenow said to a small but fired-up audience.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the Blue Crew skipper who's clearly fired up about his squad this year as they get tuned up at Spring Training in Arizona.
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The news came hard on the heels of a week where loyalty, or lack of it, got Trump all fired up -- enough to fire his FBI chief.
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President George H.W. Bush and his wife, Barbara, are "fired up" for the coin toss Sunday night at Super Bowl LI in their hometown of Houston, Texas.
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Commissioning of the second train took around three months, from when the compressor gas turbines were first fired up, although the commissioning period is not clearly defined.
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But, Bosa sure seemed fired up about their meeting when we got him out in NYC ... signing autographs and looking right at home with the New Yorkers.
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He grasped the need to pursue a politics of "addition" that contrasted with Bryan's divisive rhetoric, which fired up his base but did little to enlarge it.
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His next exploitative venture — a clownish news channel or some twisted reality show that features his scowling mug daily — now has an enthusiastic, fired up fan base.
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The competing founders have been honing their pitch skills with coaching help from seasoned TechCrunch editors, and they'll be fired up and ready to make their case.
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But having it pop up in search results is still useful, and a lot easier than trying to remember the last time you fired up Python. [HackerRank]
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Trump's attacks on immigrants and distaste for federal policies to curb police brutality against blacks or help minority students go to college has fired up those voters.
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Beto was already fired up from speaking at a vigil for the victims of the El Paso massacre when a reporter asked what President Trump could do.
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Coal-fired power plants were left unlit much of the time last winter while electricity producers fired up gas-fired plants especially highly-efficient combined cycle units.
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Mets legend Darryl Strawberry ain't bitter that Pete Alonso is crushing his rookie home run record ... in fact, the dude is fired up for NY's newest superstar!!!
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Well that's something that you can do with this kind of technology, so there's all kinds of amazing possibilities, early days, but we're fired up about it.
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The dude who started it -- David Goss -- fired up the site last summer and offered to "make dating great again" at a cost of $5 a month.
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So, let's take a look back at a sweet moment in Florida, what got the Internet fired up and what happens when a monkey takes a selfie.
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Photo via Flickr user Fibonacci Blue Get the VICE App on iOS and Android One week ago today, American Muslims were fired up and ready to vote.
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Coal-power stations capable of producing 10,225.9 megawatts (MW) of electricity will be fired up in the next few weeks, a Reuters survey of the companies shows.
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It has been something like 327 years since the Chicago Cubs hosted a World Series game at Wrigley Field, so naturally Chicagoans are fired up about it.
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Economic turmoil and the flood of refugees from a disintegrating Syria had already fired up the same sort of nativist sentiments that Mr. Trump rode to power.
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"He got PAAAAAAAIIIIDDDDD," Manziel said -- clearly fired up for his old Texas A&M receiver who just inked a 5-year extension worth up to $82.5 MILLION!
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Don't get it twisted, Rondo says he's fired up about the Bulls' chances this year -- but says the guys really click when it comes to helping people.
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So I fired up Airbnb, booked a quaint A-frame cabin with my own private beach on the Chesapeake Bay for four days, and prepared to relax.
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According to a June poll from Pew Research Center, both Democrats and Republicans are more fired up about the midterms than they have been in a while.
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An energized and polarized electorate is fired up — and celebrities are playing a big part, both at campaign rallies and on social media, to get people engaged.
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The craft, called Starhopper, fired up its engine for roughly one minute and soared high above the South Texas landscape before landing upright nearby on Tuesday evening.
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So, the dude set out to grab a McDonald's world record ... and fired up his phone to get 15.36 POUNDS of Big Macs delivered to his crib.
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While the Democratic base is fired up, Ms. Klobuchar argues that the 2020 nominee must carry the battleground states of the Midwest that voted for Mr. Trump.
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By the way, the Leagues Cup is a new tourney that pits the MLS' best against Liga MX's best ... and people were fired up over the match.
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Then he fired up his black cab, which is actually half-pink with an Elvis ad from the Memphis tourism board, and set off for Heathrow Airport.
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You gotta watch this video ... UFC fighter Dominick Reyes passionately explaining why he's convinced he's the guy who will finally beat Jon Jones -- and he's FIRED UP!!!
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"I think it's still a toss-up, going into November," said Scaramucci, noting that the Democratic base and many independents are "fired up and angry" at Trump.
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If voters aren't particularly fired up about candidates on the ballot — or don't even know who they are — they probably won't vote in the end at all.
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The yearbook photo was first published on a conservative site, Big League Politics, when Northam was at the center of a controversy that fired up the right.
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Enter, Saban ... who swooped in and hired Sarkisian back as the new O-Coordinator -- and the 45-year-old coach tells us he's "fired up" about the job.
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While these planetary energies are activating such a logical sector of your chart, Scorpio is a psychic sign, so trust your intuition; it's sure to be fired up.
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Beyonce's show of black power at the Super Bowl has T.I. fired up, and he thinks you should be too ... if you're a red-blooded American, that is.
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A limited-mileage filming day at Misano in eastern Italy last week went smoothly and the team reported that the engine fired up first time without a glitch.
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As they were shown simulated prey, the researchers watched as the activity of Small Target Motion Detectors (or STMD neurons for short) fired up in the dragonfly brains.
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One very significant finding here: While most people say they would like to be paying lower taxes, the public is genuinely not that fired up about this subject.
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"In my experience as a therapist, men are far more inclined to get fired up about a mate but also more likely to look around more," Ingrid says.
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The alternative medicine guru, who's normally all about peace and love, was pretty fired up about the state of our nation when we saw him Thursday at LAX.
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One of the most surprising findings, however, was that hundreds of genes actually fired up—boosting their activity—within the first 24 hours after the animals had died.
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Trump fired up his Twitter fingers on Sunday morning to respond to comments Jay-Z made about him on CNN's Saturday night debut of The Van Jones Show.
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"When the car came out of parc ferme this morning, the spare power unit was fitted and has now fired up successfully in the garage," said the spokesman.
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"His supporters are fired up and ready to go — and to raise this kind of money now via donations on the web is cheap and easy," Biersack says.
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While that's a sizable lead, it's possible that this decision could widen it even further given how the Kavanaugh nomination has fired up portions of the GOP base.
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Why it matters: This follows the trend we've been tracking all cycle long — the Democratic base is fired up and donating to candidates and committees in record numbers.
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They want a problem to solve, they want to cause to fight for, they want to be fired up about something and that can only come from purpose.
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"Do you get worried at all with how impulsive he is, that he gets so fired up from Saturday Night Live doing a skit on him?" she asked.
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The Democratic base is fired up with anti-Trump zeal, both parties have spent heavily, and at least some Republican voters appear to be disenchanted with their party.
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It is hoping that voters who deserted the party in droves in 2015, angered by its coalition with the Conservatives, will return, fired up by opposition to Brexit.
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I get it on the left, I get how they&aposre all fired up about this, but just saying Kushner, Manafort, Cohen, that&aposs like a law firm.
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As election results rolled in and reflected a strong showing for Republican candidate Donald Trump, celebrities -- particularly those who were #withher -- went from being fired up to frustrated.
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Further up the West Coast, in the state of Washington, there is a similar spirit of exuberant militancy, honed by long experience and fired up by recent events.
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