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relish

verb as in look forward to; appreciate

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Angus Bell and 23-stone tighthead Taniela Tupou are formidable foundations and the props will relish the chance to get at England at the set-piece.

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England will be favourites against the France 2023-flunking Wallabies, even if former Ireland boss Joe Schmidt, in charge of their transition, will relish upsetting the odds.

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Some are talking up Andrew Griffiths, the energetic shadow science secretary who has appeared to relish the daily challenge of scrutinising government.

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It means guys such as defenseman Joel Edmundson, a recent father, get to relish every moment.

Sitting back with a beaming smile, Pacino tells with relish the story of exactly how close he came to being sacked during the first two weeks of filming: “When your director talks to you and says, ‘You know, I had a lot of faith in you.

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

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