to delight in: to really enjoy doing something; to like a thing very, very much. Examples:
Trump delights in insulting people who are less powerful than he is. Fucking bully–nothing more despicable than a fucking bully.
Trump delights in his ability to insult women’s appearance on the world stage. What a loser.
How it’s used on the sign: Delight in treasures old and new.
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JCDL 2020 Workshop on Biomedical Natural Language Processing
Criminal Curiosities
Biomedical natural language processing
but other things that fascinate me, too
Adventures in natural history collections
FAMILY LIFE IN A FRENCH COUNTRY VILLAGE
PC Chairs Blog
A site about history and life
Random commentary on teaching English as a foreign language
Université Paris-Centrale, Spring 2017
living and loving language
THE DRIVELLINGS OF TWATTERSLEY FROMAGE
Exploring and venting about quantitative issues
Zipf's Law 
I didn’t know there was an Anglophone Association for the promotion of Weird Prepositions. How do I join??? Do I need to prepositionally weirdify my comment a bit?
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Ellen, since you weren’t at last night’s meeting, we elected you president. You’re testifying in front of a House investigative committee at noon.
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Above all, it’s about sticking out, fitting in, and getting over.
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And, of course, messing up.
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Tune in, turn on, drop out, as the kids used to say….
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Ellen, since you weren’t at last night’s meeting, we elected you president. You’re testifying in front of a House investigative committee at noon.
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