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excite people
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1.78 |
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They excited people. |
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excite crowd
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1.25 |
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Occasionally, he can excite the crowd. |
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excite fan
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1.18 |
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And excite their fans once again. |
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excite voter
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1.18 |
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Platforms rarely excite voters. |
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excite investor
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1.05 |
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Sugar continued to excite investors. |
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excite interest
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0.79 |
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The posters excited much interest in the show. |
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excite child
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0.53 |
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Our announcement excited the children. |
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excite player
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0.53 |
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Some coaches just try to get the players excited. |
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excite kid
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0.46 |
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It takes nothing to get kids excited about chess. |
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excite passion
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0.46 |
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Why should arguments over the issue excite the passion they often do? |
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excite sense
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0.46 |
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The process excites his senses. |
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excite market
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0.39 |
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A big order from Iran particularly excited the market. |
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excite student
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0.39 |
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The students were clearly excited by the chance to be in court. |
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excite curiosity
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0.33 |
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He also excites curiosity about the language. |
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excite doctor
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0.33 |
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That, claims Navarro, has doctors most excited. |
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excite game
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0.33 |
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And how excited the game felt about him. |
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excite imagination
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0.33 |
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But for all that, it still has the power to excite the imagination. |
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excite lot
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0.33 |
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So far, Miami is exciting a lot of people. |
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excite atom
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0.26 |
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It excites atoms to create light. |
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excite coach
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0.26 |
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His quick hands allow him to do some things with the bat that excite coaches. |