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But especially mailing them about their articles and how we enjoyed it elates the writer and acts like an inspiration or kind of catalyst to write more and more.

Are You a Silent Blogger? 2009

Thinking about the wonderful creature simply elates me, refreshing my beautiful childhood memories.

Subhash Ghimire: Will Nepal's Himalayan Yetis Be Ever Found? 2009

Oxytocin mellows, elates, and throws you into a mental fog.

Romi Lassally: Too Much Sex = Failed Relationships: What Will They Think of Next? 2008

It soothes and elates, bringing me back to the ...

Not Eating Out in New York » 2008 » June 2008

It soothes and elates, bringing me back to the emotional state of being on a class trip in kindergarten, when every kid lined up at the local ice cream parlor and ordered the same thing: mint chocolate chip in a sugar cone.

Just-Like-the-Parlor Mint Chip Ice Cream 2008

As a result, many children play detective to figure out what is going on in our jobs that upsets or elates us.

Do Working Parents Make The Grade? 2008

Cutting taxes still elates anti-tax conservatives, as it did in Reagan's day, but runaway spending by the modern party has outraged small-government conservatives.

Archive 2008-01-01 Stephen Retherford 2008

For he whom pleasure makes a coward will quickly lose, if he continues inactive, the delights of ease which he is so unwilling to renounce; and he whose arrogance is stimulated by victory does not see how hollow is the confidence which elates him.

The History of the Peloponnesian War Thucydides 2007

It "elates in detail how American soldiers -- many of whom were poorly trained and equipped -- bore the burden of bad planning and the bad decisions of their senior commanders."

Continuing on the McCain Beat - Swampland - TIME.com 2007

As James Joyce once wrote, "Rapid motion through space elates one."

Best Adventure Cars 2006