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There was elation from like-minded fans who shared D’Souza’s views on the contradictions of modern sports.

Israelis are feeling a rare sense of elation.

Roberts was feeling more intense emotion — “Pure elation,” he said — which was why he didn’t wait for Sasaki to return to the dugout to embrace him.

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What starts as a campus novel leaps over decades to offer a more expansive view of life that spans the emotional gamut from elation to grief.

Amid the elation of an Olympic silver, one which felt as good as gold at her fourth Games in Paris, Johnson-Thompson also expressed her relief.

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