Republican traditionalists who prefer Cruz are no more ebullient in their outlooks.
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Donald Trump was more ebullient, declaring that the deal amounted to a "love fest".
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I have never sat with a more ebullient crowd than at a screening of "Modern Times" one weekend.
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That's a number that's well below some of analysts' more ebullient projections for the device before it launched last April.
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Yet not so long ago Turkey was a far more ebullient place, with a purring economy and plenty of friends.
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In The Most Lamentable Tragedy, the tragic hero of the story meets his more ebullient dopplegänger ("He don't act like me but we look alike").
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I'm also digging this Arthur Russell sample on "30 Hours," which, while the track is more ebullient than "Real Friends," also takes up a minimalist setup.
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Trump was even more ebullient than usual in his caucus-night speech, emphasizing his popularity with evangelicals and even his apparent win among Hispanic voters in the caucuses.
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Animated and energetic, he's also much more ebullient and happy than his songs would suggest and once he starts talking, and once that tequila starts working, he doesn't really stop.
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Nobody was more ebullient than the younger Pena, who hit his first career home run on Thursday and played in front of his father for the first time on Sunday.
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Typically, one would expect a more ebullient message from an incumbent president amid a robust economy, or at least a message built partly on the progress of a young administration.
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Perhaps, then, a more ebullient White House press corps was easily distracted from topics than they would be today -- a President announcing he had no definitive strategy as he simultaneously sent more US troops abroad.
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Roman Mejia, a rising member of the corps de ballet, is more ebullient: He has a smile that spreads to his eyes, and while his Puck had little of the elegant etherealness of Mr. Stanley's, his glee was contagious.
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Nocturnal Projections were a post-punk band from Stratford,Peter Jefferies bio , accessed 6 September 2007. near New Plymouth, New Zealand that began recording in 1981 and split up in 1983. Often compared to British bands, especially Joy Division, with whom they shared a moody, bass-driven sound, although the Projections’ guitar was less metallic and more ebullient than Joy Division’s. They also never underwent the exacting production of many such British bands.
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The name Roomrunner comes from the wasei Japanese word used for "treadmill." The band's sound has been described as "a conscious effort to revive the fuzz and feedback-laden churn of early-1990s indie rock. . . [but] theirs is a more ebullient take on the genre." In August 2015, the band announced on their Facebook page that they will be playing their last show in Baltimore in October 2015, with plans to release a last LP sometime in 2016.
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