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delighted

[dih-lahy-tid] / dɪˈlaɪ tɪd /


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"I came on at 1-0 and wanted to kill the game and after that it was quite comfortable -- so obviously I'm delighted," Solanke told TNT.

From Barron's

Parent India Callwood, who moved to the Harbor City area a few months ago, said she was delighted that her 4-year-old’s local school has gone through such lengths to promote outdoor play.

From Los Angeles Times

"Alzheimer's Research UK is delighted to support Dr. Williams as he continues to investigate how genetics alongside environmental and societal factors influence dementia risk, which will ultimately bring us closer to a cure."

From Science Daily

"Seeing her characters come to life in the actual places she painted them – The Hoe, the pubs, the market – would have absolutely delighted her. "

From BBC

Goldhirsh also is delighted with the initial response and said Matter Neuroscience had been flooded with requests to bring the phone booths to other parts of America.

From Los Angeles Times