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Mr Male said that in the past few years, the competition has "gone nuts" and is "probably the most exciting way to get better at excel in general".

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"Seeing members choose collective leadership is truly exciting."

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It envisages new investments and "exciting development ideas" that can "create jobs, opportunity and hope for future Gaza".

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"I slowly learned that plays work best if you let them have some blood heat, and not simply be exciting exchanges of witty ideas," he told Joan Bakewell in a revealing interview in 2002.

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“This is really healthy and, from a technical perspective, super exciting to see the robust competition between these types of models,” Lee said.

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

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