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excitante Creating or arousing excitement.
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The former innocent, stable and virtuous; the latter exciting, seductive and dangerous.
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The progress of new coal plant development is not exciting, Flemming said.
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Film is an exciting component of the new Junior Cycle English course.
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Conclusions: The relatively new field of HR research in psychosis is exciting.
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The company also is creating new and exciting ways to deliver pleasure.
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JE: I am currently working on a very exciting project called Blocks.
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Although the planets also point to exciting career opportunities on the way.
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Reuters hit an exciting milestone today: reaching one million followers on Instagram.
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Darren said aesthetically it's the most exciting bathroom he's seen so far.
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The really exciting thing was in those days you got new clothes.
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They're working in an exciting sector, on the tools of the future.
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Combination of antifungals with immune modulators is an exciting new research area.
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Apropos of Dylan and Young, Glen said: It's pretty exciting back there.
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The most exciting aspects of 5G haven't even been invented yet, however.
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Important and exciting information, whether true or false, develops its own momentum.
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The idea of it was probably much more exciting than the reality.
