The Democrats, exhilarated by their success, may well be tempted to give Mr Schwarzenegger the cold shoulder.
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The 62-year-old who retired from the police force 11 years ago said he was "exhilarated" to be elected.
Exhausted and exhilarated, I sank gratefully into my deep soaking tub before joining other guests for a predinner drink.
But we were also completely exhilarated by the fishing wild trout had risen on the beautiful river throughout the day.
Even in my perfect ignorance I am swept up in it, soul-exhilarated and confused, with maybe a stab of longing in there, too.
Teacher Mr Randall sounded exhausted but exhilarated after throwing his class of 31 Year 7's right in the deep end on their first practice News Day.
Everyone was up most of the night, but nine hours later an exhausted and exhilarated Mitchell announced the deal that few had given him much chance of brokering.
But Sazegara says that Iranian dissidents are exhilarated by the recent events in Arab nations, and possible in Egypt may serve to re-start the Green Movement, whose members are beginning to develop other means of opposition, including strikes.
Europeans who settle in the United States are at once frightened and exhilarated by a place where people may yearn for a life free of risk (inside gated communities, for example) but know in their hearts they can never get it.
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Had Mingus, who died in 1979 age 56, been around earlier this year, he would have been exhilarated to have heard his music surging throughout the auditorium at the Manhattan School of Music in the latest contest, which coincided with what would have been Mingus's 90th birthday.
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