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delighted

[dih-lahy-tid] / dɪˈlaɪ tɪd /


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"I'm truly delighted to be stepping back into Grant Mitchell's shoes and returning to EastEnders later this year," said Kemp in a statement, adding it was an "honour" to be part of two significant storylines.

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A lawyer representing the students said he was "delighted" and would "continue to represent tens of thousands of students who were at other universities during Covid".

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While many users are likely to be delighted to have its powers at their fingertips, Reese, who co-wrote and executive produced the Deadpool films among others, said he was "terrified" by the implications.

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Interim manager Martin O'Neill - who remains unbeaten in domestic competition across both his spells in charge this season - was delighted by his newest signing's contribution.

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Following the ruling, Judith Bryans, chief executive of Dairy UK said the body was "delighted".

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