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Several people jumped into the comments section on Kardashian’s post to exclaim that they had spotted their family members in the photos.

An H Berthoud from Wimbledon put pen to paper to say he had heard "a great many foreigners" exclaim in surprise that London did not have an accurate clock at "all the most important crossroads in the metropolis".

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Mr Trump's repeated interruptions - which at one point prompted Mr Biden to exclaim "will you shut up, man" - saw NPR call the bout "maybe the worst presidential debate in American history".

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And somehow in the hubbub of getting back into his car seat and arriving back at his house and having everyone exclaim over his first day of school, he never quite managed to ask.

Like newcomers to the experience, they will sit in their chairs, possibly the bleachers, and exclaim when the Hopi butterfly dancer draws near.

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

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