jubilate

• “A local person belongs to Royal Family of Chitral told that we often arrange a musical Evening as and when a foreigner hunts a Markhor to express our happy and satisfaction to jubilate it because this is the only source of income for our area.”

  Markhor Hunting an Adventure in Chitral

• “Which begins with “O jubilate” … and ends with I was a seed pod tumbling and an admission:”

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• “As you can see behind me, as the votes came in from the different polling stations, they were posted on these big screens for all to see, and as expected, the ANC won overwhelmingly, a jubilate party here.”

  CNN Transcript Apr 25, 2009

• “Given the trials she has undergone, she might have expected to be met by a minor dignitary or a choir singing ‘Exultate, jubilate’.”

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• “It's quite another to jubilate about narrowing the scope of the party and kicking people out of it and especially to exclude a historically important contingency -- liberal hawks -- that you might want to claim credit for some day.”

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• “Now I am going away to privately jubilate for a bit.”

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• “Chrome guns gleam in black hands, frenzied crowds jubilate in the streets by stomping the heads of political opponents, an air of grim festivity pervades, like a World Series victory celebration gone mad.”

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• “All surroundings were blotted out by a grey mantle of warm but invigorating rain, while lightning played and thunder rattled and our spirits began to jubilate.”

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• “So, you come and experience the music, and jubilate and dance.”

  CNN Transcript May 10, 2003

• “Now, toward the end of day, the hues around us - intensely green hills, tall blue-plumed trees, rainbows in wings which jubilate overhead-are become so rich that they fill the air; the whole world glows.”

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