Being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion.
1 However, the regions across New Zealand have really moved up, she said.
2 Conclusion We have moved from the information age to a 'networked age'.
3 However, he said many freedom campers had simply moved to other locations.
4 Several months ago a new prisoner was moved into the sleep house.
5 The woman said the family had moved from the house years ago.
6 Times have moved on, the political environment is totally different, he said.
7 However, that money was moved from one year to another, not lost.
8 Police later moved in to defuse the situation, with several people detained.
9 General Electric moved its headquarters out of the state earlier this year.
10 Russia has moved to back Washington's proposed United Nations resolution on Iraq.
11 Others have moved beyond voluntary measures and imposed mandatory changes, PriceMetrix said.
12 He moved back to his home town for treatment earlier this year.
13 But that frozen, locked-in society has moved 40 years forward in time.
14 Lorq moved left to see; then right when the left was blocked.
15 London Stone has moved around several times over the past 200 years.
16 Many packs moved into Finland, Belarus, and then Poland and eastern Europe.
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