After the standard "Excitement and intrigue follow you closely wherever you go," one of the women squinted at her little slip of paper, let out a breath and said, rapid-fire: "Derek Jeter, Chuck Knoblauch, Whitey Ford, Elston Howard, Darryl Strawberry, Reggie Jackson".
The Uruguayans ended the first World Cup burdened with both greatness and grudges, and the tournament had set a standard for excitement, scandal and intrigue that it has been seeking to live up to ever since.
"Magna shares our high technical standards and excitement about servicing the growing demand for self-driving vehicles to meet today's transportation needs, while also laying the path for the future," May Mobility founder and CTO Steve Vozar said in a statement.
The 2.5-liter engine, while adequate by class standards, elicits less excitement.
AN Wilson in the Evening Standard couldn't contain his excitement about The Building of England by Simon Thurley, an "instant classic … Every household should have one".
But with some entrees, as with some of the pasta dishes, cooking was standard, missing the dash and excitement that would have raised it beyond the ordinary.
Although Parker attracted attention when he pointedly made it known, in the absence of a Democratic platform position on the issue, that he supported the gold standard, his candidacy generated little excitement from the public.
"The Android-powered Samsung Galaxy S will set a new standard for smartphones, and the excitement we've seen from operators and retailers for this device is testament to that," said JK Shin, president and head of mobile communications business.
These standards – whilst perhaps lacking the excitement of many of the applications – are critical.
Webster's Dictionary defines pornography as a depiction of behavior "intended to cause sexual excitement," and by that standard "Deep Throat" fails in its task.
It's very easy to get studies on transgenerational epigenetic inheritance published," he says, adding that all this excitement has lowered critical standards.
