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Although we're hardly recreating Mission Impossible, it is still quite a thrill.
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But the thrill of the game is not in tackling the dummy.
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The adventure had all the thrill of a new conquest in it.
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The thrill of inspiration overtook him, the pleasure of a problem solved.
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For the visitors, there may also be the thrill of 'extreme tourism'.
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The king can exalt the Seymours, for they stand far beneath him.
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Is the saw to exalt itself over the one who wields it?
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In 2008, I hereby resolve to exalt and uphold the nerd lifestyle.
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Thou dost exalt whomsoever Thou willest and dost abase whomsoever Thou willest.
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Anything in the least highfalutin' would depress, not exalt, a British company.
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But less lucky wine-bibbers need not be illogical as well as inebriate.
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How far down need a man go before he becomes an inebriate?
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His friendship for the inebriate was of the most sincere kind.
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It was a bright spring morning, one of those days which inebriate one.
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One friend used to tell her that she was an inebriate on resting.
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A look may beatify or plunge in the depths of despair.
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Next weekend, Pope Benedict XVI, at the end of his four-day visit to Britain, will beatify him.
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Sir, - In the rush to beatify nurses a number of points seem to be regularly ignored: 1.
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Hence this vision did not beatify him simply, so as to overflow into his body, but only in a restricted sense.
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If the pope were ever to beatify a woman as the patron saint of wifely patience, it would have to be Rhea.
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And I'd be tickled pink to bury this and forget about it forever.
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That made everything nice and pretty for everybody, and everybody was tickled pink.
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And Fanny would be tickled pink to meet a lady detective.
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Opal would be tickled pink if they fell to pieces for the cameras.
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Tickled pink's probably not the right way to put it.
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The pure air of the country would exhilarate him into new life.
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I'm not sure it would exhilarate me much at the moment.
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It was thirty below zero; too cold to exhilarate her.
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They dispel the gloom of retirement, and exhilarate the spirits depressed by intense application.
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Here moralists and divines might indeed relax in their temperance, to exhilarate their humanity.
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The Universe Season 4 seeks to educate, entertain and exhilarate.
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There are people whom the sea depresses, whom mountains exhilarate.
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We ask of play that it shall rest, refresh, exhilarate.
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Wine could only exhilarate for a moment, to be succeeded by a gnawing nausea.
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Nothing can beguile my pensive hours, and exhilarate my drooping spirits, like your letters.
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What can there be in such a scene to exhilarate?
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But difficulties of this kind only exhilarate the mountaineer.
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The oysters and champagne seemed to exhilarate, if it did not refine, the Doctor's wit.
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Apparently, comets have not lost their old power to excite the imagination-to spook, to exhilarate.
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The wine fevered, but did not exhilarate me.
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He readily assented to the plan, which, for some reason, appeared to amuse and exhilarate her.