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Happy stumbles on golfing, and finds that he has an extraordinary talent for driving the ball incredibly far.
I was all sorts of happy when I realized it was based in NYC, although in reality, it wasn't :-( I was wondering what messed up signals I was sending to my child.
Once I saw the movie, I was happy that it was a wonderful movie with excellent acting, but the realistic situations kind of threw me off.
But I am so happy that I now know the name of it.
The film itself may be masked propaganda for conformity and bourgeoisie, but delivers a satisfying and tear jerking portrait of love lost and refound but most importantly about the responsibility we all have not only to make ourselves happy but also the people around us, who rely on us for their joy in life.
This film has such a wide range of emotions, one minute your happy for the characters and the next your angry.
She not only wanted me to shut the movie off, but she said that she never wants to get a happy meal for McDonald's again!
The lady's' hairdo is a bit messed up and the dog has a band aid on the knee, apart from that they seem to be healthy & happy!
Trying to control the political impact of altering history, the captain makes a painful decision that ultimately leads to a happy ending.
In Ukraine, Putin would be happy to turn a peaceful opposition’s ouster of a corrupt government into a civil war.
Campaigning with Clinton in Charlotte, North Carolina, Obama appeared to be a very happy man, loose and funny.
Happy New Year.
But another finding has also started to influence the current debate on growth: poor people within a country are less happy than rich people.
Mortgage brokers were happy to get in on the act.
They are happy to vote, knowing that everyone else is voting, too.
And China has been happy to use that leverage, often in ways that its competitors consider unfair.
India, which is both poor and democratic, is a happy exception to this rule.
But, while the world may be happy to pretend that bilateral cooperation will revitalize multilateralism, nobody should be fooled.
The US administration, fashionably worried over China’s growing regional influence, seems quite happy with a closely-tied Japan that could help balance China.
When even the Foreign Minister of Britain, a country happy with its centuries-old "unwritten constitution," claims himself eager to have a written European Constitution, something truly has changed!
Le Pen is only too happy to capitalize on the succession of petty scandals hitting both the left and the right (attributable partly to the climate of near-civil war prevailing in both camps in recent years).
So perhaps decision makers, faced with the victims of previous policies and the future victims of current ones, would simply be happy that at last they could allocate resources in an optimally efficient way.
America isn’t happy with Musharraf, either.
In World War II, German corporations were all too willing to profit from the slave labor of those in concentration camps, and Swiss banks were happy to pocket the gold of Jewish victims of Nazi terror.
If the EU does not shift its approach, it risks becoming a non-consensual community in which only some members are happy – and others want out.
The Americans do not want the job and are happy that someone else does.
For most Hong Kong citizens, the prospect of being handed over in 1997 from one colonial power to another was never an entirely happy one.
Happy transitions, to paraphrase Tolstoy, are all alike; but every unhappy transition is unhappy in its own way.
The happy transitions across much of Central Europe following the end of the Cold War were made easier by the fact that the old communist order more or less died on its feet and surrendered power peacefully.
India would be happy to embrace each of these principles.
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