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Any Waffle House fan will know what that means–and enthusiastically dig into this kit for whipping up breakfast for 12.

Investors were already responding enthusiastically prior to the employment report to Nvidia’s strong earnings report late Wednesday, but the jobs figures added fuel to the fire.

It has a long, slender tail that flicks enthusiastically as it homes in on the leftover pizza.

Its July 2025 statement enthusiastically endorsed both the IMF and the World Bank, and put the World Trade Organization at the center of the global trading system.

During his decade in the House, he gained himself the reputation as a drier-than-dry conservative, enthusiastically supporting Ronald Reagan's huge Cold War increases in defence spending.