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The little girl did not seem to be mean spirited, just wild.

"It's difficult to come back on the road against a team that played a spirited game."

Ever since, he has found himself at the center of a spirited debate about technology and the future.

The case he made for immigration was even more spirited.

It is not about making a spirited run and falling short.

In the meantime, he is trying to run a spirited campaign.

Exactly what more could be done is the subject of spirited debate.

I believe we have had very spirited and meaningful questions.

At a table across the room, two men were having a spirited argument.

The competition in the club business can get pretty spirited sometimes.

Yes, he said, the same will happen with the spirited element also.

Life in General are known for their spirited live performances.

Another time, she might have managed a more spirited response.

It was a spirited discussion with the public and other members of the committee.

The city was a spirited blend of the old world and the new.

Children tell a spirited bird what he's not allowed to do.

Did this spirited young lady do anything by the rules?

Who, by the way, put up a most spirited struggle.

After spirited bargaining, the price might be cut in half.

First, let us thank you for your spirited Christmas card.

The artist has a spirited and complex relationship with his former wife.

The highlight, though, is the spirited set they play to end practice.

It is a spirited, healthy game, and seems to hold the attention of the players.

In any event, the two summer series have gotten off to a spirited start.

Elizabeth, now 14 years old, is still a spirited member of the family.