If they can't get the public to stand up and cheer them on this issue, they'll just keep looking for another issue to try to smear Clinton and then another one and another one, etc.

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Later, as the evening was breaking up, Robbins noticed Scott slumped on a couch and went over to cheer him up.

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They showed up at the team's facility to cheer him on, despite it being a routine free agent visit.

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Few things are going to cheer up a soldier faster than hearing a friendly voice on the other end of the phone.

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They are dedicated, passionate and you can rely on them to show up and cheer along with the rest of the crowd.

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And as New Yorkers lined up at the police barricades on Canal Street to cheer for their heroes -- firefighters and rescue workers returning from their shifts at the wreckage site -- they also cheered for the "animal heroes" -- handsome dogs who have been sniffing for survivors.

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Surging sales of bras are claimed to be an indicator of economic downturn: women cut back on big purchases in a recession, and buy new underwear to cheer themselves up.

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