The Commerce Department's report Friday that new home construction declined 6.3% in September--a 17-year low--isn't likely to cheer markets.
He stumbled in the debate that followed South Carolina because the audience wasn't allowed to cheer him on.
You don't have to cheer. (Laughter.) Cheering for yourself here.
Although fans of low-revenue teams didn't get better teams to cheer for, the owners made out quite nicely.
Fans of the 787 Dreamliner haven't had much reason to cheer for the past few weeks when the FAA grounded all US jets over concerns of battery failures.
Two nights after the first major postseason game in Brooklyn since the 1956 World Series, the crowd wasn't as energetic and neither were the Nets, who didn't give the fans much to cheer about with poor starts in both halves.
Still, it didn't take long for the Leafs to give the hometown crowd something to cheer about.
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As long as they cheer us on and shout at us if we don't do things right, we'll be fine.
"We know you cheer for Indiana and Ohio State, but we aren't playing them now, " the former athletic director told them.
While Pew's study will likely cheer the hearts of atheists, the rapid rise of religiously unaffiliated Americans hasn't necessarily spawned a generation of infidels.
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