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When delivering in person, Dowd flits through material so quickly the brain hasn't time to absorb the complexities of his theory, but his exuberance is infectious.— Scientific Blogging
Mankind is always prey to its own "exuberance," to use William R. Catton's term in— Peak Oil News
Irrational exuberance, as described by Yale economist Robert Shiller, led to the most outrageous housing boom in U.S. history.— Spero News
However, their exuberance was a little awkward when they clapped along to "Sunday Morning Coming Down" later in the show.— The 9513
Human rights investigators are adding yet another alleged war crime to existing accusations of Israel's war-time exuberance, as Amnesty International officials believe Israel's military forces engaged in "wanton destruction" of civilian homes during the bloody assault on Gaza.— Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines
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