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energetic

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The team describes this unusual state as "highly energetic."

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Instead of producing a reflex like Pavlov's dogs, the turtles respond with an energetic "dance."

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"Despite the problems, the team managed to get organised and score a lot a of tries against an energetic Australian team."

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Most Supernovae come from the energetic ending of massive stars, but one very important variety comes from a small and unlikely source: the humble White Dwarf.

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From the central star, two cones of material are flung out into space in opposite directions, in a butterfly-like pattern, while smaller, more energetic jets of material fly straight out of the star.

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

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