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joyful

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Women are in tears, young girls hug their friends, and that moment of joyful communion conveys what was at the heart of why the festival was so successful.

From Salon

Plaza, on the other hand, approaches the project with joyful, anarchic glee, taking to heart Coppola’s own sense of play.

The years away from making new music and the experiences of life, both joyful and scarring, have refined her voice like a barrel-aged wine.

Mrs King, 42, described Bebe as "joyful", "hilarious" and "magical", and said her bond with her daughter had been "spiritual".

From BBC

“He was always a joyful, energetic 5-year-old and always having fun, loved everybody. He had just actually started kindergarten a couple of weeks ago,” Kessler said.

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

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