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Some of the employees, at least, felt a rush from the experience.
Also among Anthony's new experiences was facing a rush from the future Hall of Famer Jaromir Jagr.
There was a rush from the Mets dugout, and as Piazza was being tended to, Valentine walked back and forth, glancing in the direction of Clemens.
There was a rush from the East to get there one step before the miners, who were going to spoil it, and before other tourists started trampling it".
Suddenly, there is a rush from the front and the sound of yelling police as hundreds of protesters run back from the lines, frightened.
R.S.V.P., Please Ron Mineo, a sculptor who runs his own teaching studio in Port Chester, said he gets a rush from the serendipity of public art-making -- the response to a provocative work may range from indifference to fury.
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I got a rush from fingering the dancers' asses and holding, feeling and caressing their dicks.
She felt a rush from eating the cheeseburgers in secret and then going home to eat dinner without anyone knowing.
Higgins got a rush from being the first to spot things that no one -- outside, perhaps, Assad's army -- knew existed.
Seeing her again "provides him a rush from a pump, a hit from the daily grip of regret and loss.
Seeing her again provided him a rush from a pump, a hit from the daily drip of regret and loss.
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