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Smith, who still carries himself with the eager enthusiasm of a worship leader, no longer goes to church.

But she would be eager to use federal property for temporary shelters — as some Trump administration officials proposed during his first term in office — Bass said.

Noting that he had been involved in the rivalry as a recruit, player and assistant coach, Foster said he was eager for his debut as a head coach.

It may be a construction worker with dirty boots and paint-stained hands ordering a few for lunch or an eager child who just got out of school looking for a warm snack.

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But in an inversion of what normally happens in this type of environment, the crowd seemed eager for Tyler to return to “Chromakopia.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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