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Horror, fear, pain and elation are all "infectious" in this way, sometimes viscerally so. ...— Economist's View
Kevin frantically tries to transfer a call to Andy '' Narddog '' Bernard, which becomes something of a team effort; their elation is still in full force when Andy tearfully tells the camera, '' My maid died. ''— EW.com: Today's Latest Headlines
As Drogba scored in the real world, my elation was heightened by the news from my laptop world that Norwich City had captured the signing of Dennis Bergkamp, and that the clubs Finance Director had predicted an increase in revenue due to shirt sales.— TEAMtalk Football News
I was transfixed on their elation -- the scene up there resembled a 300-person orgy.— MVN

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