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It’s been gratifying that people have come back in the way they have, and we definitely feel their love for the show, but we had obstacles in terms of getting to that place, coming back.

Now, I’m learning how to pour that love, energy, and care directly into myself, which is so much more gratifying.

Ms Malone said she was relieved and gratified to know officers were challenging "archaic beliefs and questioning the integrity of those responsible for administering policy and procedure".

From BBC

So the idea of doing something to push back against the president is quite invigorating and, no doubt, gratifying for Democratic partisans.

Olsen: The idea that being vulnerable is OK, and to show that to the world and have it pay off in this way, must be really gratifying.

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

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