Having life or vigor or spirit.
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They're primarily responsible for keeping alive the French language in the state.
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I really hope that these common roots are still alive, she said.
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Police and family members are, however, confident that Moonsamy is still alive.
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How to Stay Young review: what's the best way to stay alive?
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And the current political situation... shows this is something very much alive.
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Every living thing is animated by power and has power to use.
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The fourteenth of May, 1833, witnessed an animated debate in the House.
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Then she became quite animated and asked me many detailed technical questions.
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That's what animated film can do: tell good, strong stories to everyone.
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A very animated debate followed, in which Northern men took the lead.
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Even relatively new animated series seem to work on insanely productive schedules.
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When I ask what he's been listening to recently, Nesmith becomes animated.
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The debates in full Convention were animated, but somewhat unreal by comparison.
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It was an animated scene; and one you only find in England.
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Read more Oscars 2015: who will win the best animated feature race?
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Note also a significant exclusion in the race for best animated feature.
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It seems to work really well with animated films because it's consistent.
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For this reason the animated musical may now be the way forward.
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Although it's stiffly animated, it shows the intimacy of a good friendship.
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She was animated, her words sharp and quick, directed right at him.
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The line between live action and animated is very gray these days.
