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happy

adjective as in in high spirits; delighted

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adjective as in favored by fortune

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It was effort she was happy to make for one of the UK's biggest LGBTQ+ events, and the reaction from the crowd made it worth it.

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"Of course, only good, happy lives," he replied.

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Batoul says she is "truly happy" he has been arrested, "for myself and for all the women who have suffered in silence and couldn't speak out because of fear".

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See, the 75-year-old was happy to enjoy any Fall Classic at all.

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"I have to think a bit more at right-back, but to be honest I'm just happy to play and get on the pitch. It's been frustrating for me."

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