I want to love and celebrate fiction for what it is, not as a means to an end.

Proud Tajik boys and girls who love their nation should never celebrate alien holidays.

Nothing to celebrate.

Time to celebrate.

Not to celebrate him

We're going to celebrate.

Celebrate?

Celebrate?

Gaza wants to celebrate Eid

We're here to celebrate compassion.

Celebrate them.

We'll celebrate.

Well celebrate.

Let's celebrate.

But is there much to celebrate?

Sadly, there is little to celebrate.

Enough worrying. It's time to celebrate.

We have to celebrate your deed.

We'll eat out tonight to celebrate.

Not for the cooper to celebrate.

We're going into town. To celebrate.

Now, we're going to celebrate, Ginger.

Tonight we celebrate.

And celebrate you.

Parents should celebrate.

Let's celebrate, huh.

We'll celebrate tonight.

We must celebrate.

Kenyans have much to celebrate this week.

We're going to celebrate Columbus Day proudly!

Are you guys ready to celebrate Emma?

To celebrate our leaving for America tomorrow.

People are coming to celebrate your return.

Well, somebody thinks we ought to celebrate.

We've got to celebrate our good fortune.

And we were going to celebrate Easter.

Couldn't Uncle have a drink to celebrate?

But see, failure is not what we want to celebrate. We wanna celebrate successful pivots away from failure.

The day was joyous, bringing together Iraqis to not only celebrate the holiday, but to also celebrate the liberation of Mosul.

Palestinians in Gaza celebrate Eid Al Adha under the hashtags GazaEid and غزة_بدها_تعيد (meaning, Gaza wants to celebrate Eid).

One Celebrate moral exemplars.

Let us celebrate diversity.

We should celebrate tonight.

Don't worry, we'll celebrate.

So we celebrate together!