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Asked what she was like when she was younger elicits a tender affirmation from Williams to her childhood self.

Cruz has acknowledged he elicits exceptional resentment among Democrats across the country, who have been pouring money into the Texas race.

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Hate is the single most powerful emotion Trump elicits from his followers.

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He seems to enjoy repeating the line because it elicits cheers from his audiences, who react as if in the grip of a Pavlovian reflex.

It’s a simple enough question, but one that elicits complex, deeply personal responses.

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