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Meanings of very exciting in English

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Usage of very exciting in English
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JE: I am currently working on a very exciting project called Blocks.
Ebony
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It's very exciting to witness what may come of this current moment.
Ebony
3
CB: I think it's great, Toronto has a very exciting fan base.
Ebony
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This is a very exciting crop of young English players coming through.
The Guardian
5
Saint Martins, yes, and the cultural climate in London was very exciting.
The new yorker
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He found it a very exciting time for children, though also horrifying.
The Guardian
7
One supporter, Tihau Bishop, said the race was very exciting and interesting.
Radio NZ
8
I have no idea who is going to win, it's very exciting.
BBC
9
That's very exciting for the competitive and commercial opportunities for rugby, worldwide.
The Guardian
10
The morning was a very exciting one for the four little folks.
Mary's Rainbow
11
That would be a very , very exciting opportunity for all of us.
Wired
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It's very exciting and a lot of experience for them as well.
Radio NZ
13
We are getting in the spring models now, and it's very exciting.
Life and Gabriella: The Story of a Woman's Courage
14
I'm, very exciting news, I'm getting my own show on Taxi TV.
The new yorker
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Mimi is always very exciting to be around and it's never dull.
The Irish Times
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In a Harvard Gazette story, Cohen said of the research: It's very exciting.
Wired
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South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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