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Their work moves past familiar ideas of the body in transition, gleefully embracing the messiness of the queer experience and refusing the easy siren call of visibility.

The welfare bill that Clinton gleefully signed in August 1996 was the flip side of his elite economic team’s priorities.

A minor verbal slip by Ocasio-Cortez was gleefully amplified by opponents in an attempt to overshadow her broader points.

He might also have done something with mystery writer Ruth Ware’s “The Woman in Cabin 10,” other than moving “The Lady Vanishes” from a train to a boat and then going quite gleefully overboard.

Tessier's score shortly after the restart was gleefully celebrated by Canada who sensed it was the one that put them out of reach.