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enthusiastic

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That said, senior leaders are at times more enthusiastic about generative AI than the middle managers below them.

Case in point: In April last year, in a column about the gambling mess ensnaring Shohei Ohtani’s then-interpreter, I warned that the pro sports leagues’ enthusiastic embrace of betting would inevitably produce a major scandal.

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Cambodia has been a lot more enthusiastic, but then it has always sought to internationalise its dispute with Thailand - referring it to the International Court of Justice - something Thailand does not agree with.

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Bern said to enthusiastic applause from the crowd.

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In that previously described moment when Zola says “same b***h that wanna smile in your face be the same b***h that gonna come for you later,” Bravo interprets Stefani’s enthusiastic reaction in subtitles.

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

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