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That got her too amped up to sleep, and she came down from her bedroom a few times, all jazzed up.

They've been jazzed up with wi-fi and DVD players and offer a more intimate connection with a destination.

The newsman jazzed up the story to sell himself to the editors of the weekly.

They jazzed up the woman till she looked like a teenager.

Noticing your inner thoughts and feelings, what pulls on your heart strings or gets your mind jazzed are good places to start.

For those of you who came to this article all jazzed up about error handling, sorry!

I was jazzed to see the remake, as I'm a huge fan of the original.

I'm still not too jazzed about going. . . I feel kind of awkward in those cocktail party situations.

These possibilities, Mr. Allen said, "have the scientific community really jazzed. "

The party was very dull until Peter jazzed it up with his drum.

Even if you're not jazzed about your current job, consider how your actions contribute to the common good.

The furniture pieces are jazzed up with petal shaped foam headboards and footboards.

A jazzed-up version of an old tune.

Let's face it: the business community doesn't necessarily get jazzed by new technology the same way that developers do.

But I want a few subtle changes and also a slightly more jazzed up version of the game.

I think the game really needs to be jazzed up a lot.

For now, he's taken a solid first step: getting the troops jazzed to sell some coffee.

I can tell that you arent jazzed up by group events.

And the bad guys seem jazzed by their evildoing .

They jazzed up after a round of beer.

I don't see how you can get jazzed about reading a book, Li Hua. LH: Oh, Larry,