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My "joie de vivre" is to look at the faces of our five grandkids.
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Perhaps that's also part of what's so attractive in one young-at-heart later in life — that simplicity and joie de vivre is something I wish for ...
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I inherited a certain charm … and a joie de vivre, which is nice to have.
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One single melody lies beneath the smiles of the people I have met here: a contagious joie de vivre, which is far from being banal.
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"I rather enjoy seeing books like these on the shelves again - partly for the nostalgic kick, but mostly because they're unashamedly glamorous and full of joie de vivre, which is kind of cheery.
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Ms. Leslie explained that he missed crucial years of his youth while he was a POW, so now expresses his joie de vivre through dance.
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Decades of US-backed military and CIA interventions, the economic consequences of the collapse of the Soviet Union, and an on-going American blockade have not dimmed the Cuban joie de vivre.
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Abby is like the spirit of just about every holiday in existence and her Gingerbread Abbies were absolutely typical of her joie de vivre.
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Très bon voyage! nadine, Vallejo, Californie, où il fait bon vivre.
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I hope he is soon on the road to recovery and regains his joie de vivre X
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