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The announcement, which has been welcomed by child poverty campaigners, was met with cheers from Labour MPs in the House of Commons.

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Throughout the taping, the audience erupted in laughter, cheers and applause, a testament to how deeply the show remains embedded in people’s lives.

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Less than an hour before the Rams and Tampa Bay Buccaneers kicked off on Sunday, fans in SoFi Stadium erupted in cheers.

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See more: Nvidia earnings draw cheers on Wall Street: ‘Perhaps the AI trade is not yet dead’

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That’s when its Haunted Mansion was remade into its “Nightmare Before Christmas” form and became a ride that largely cheers the Dec. 25 holiday.

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