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“This is an amazing time, a very, very exciting time for patients,” said Dr. Leslie Cho, cardiologist and director of the Cleveland Clinic Women’s Cardiovascular Center, who wasn’t involved in the latest studies.

"It's always an exciting time in the group, viewership definitely goes up the closer we get to fledging. People look forward to seeing them go out into the world," says Ms Humrick.

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That can prompt exciting innovations—or it may come at the expense of getting work done.

The Starbucks spokeswoman declined to comment on whether it would release more Bearista cups but said the company had “more exciting merchandise coming this holiday season.”

To Mr. Swift, the new understanding of Shakespeare’s practical entanglements has been “one of the most exciting insights into his work of the past two decades.”

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

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