At still other times, the two sounds fight for bragging rights, slugging it out between our ears. |
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A nightwatchman later overheard him bragging about his duplicity and arrested him. |
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The Ryder Cup has been pumped up to mean more than it really does, besides an exhibition for pride and bragging rights. |
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Paul laughed at the memory of Jason bragging about how he'd have Kirby eating out of his hand and begging to be forgiven. |
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After all my bragging about beads, Jim sent me a nice e-mail and asked me if I'd be willing to take a commission to bead him a bracelet. |
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This past Monday brought out a good field of competitors to vie for the bragging rights. |
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The authors propose that bragging conveys information about an actor's good deeds, leading to an attribution of generosity. |
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His carefully cultivated 48-hour stubble never lapses into beard-dom and, locker-room bragging aside, he never lays himself bare. |
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After bragging about being at Ozzy's crib I asked Blag why he was walking around Hollywood. |
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As to what magic is all about, I was always given to the believe that magic was mostly just about bragging and pretending. |
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Camden council, where I live, never tires of bragging of how it evicts people with rent arrears. |
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Louis was listening to the man's bragging, his manner growing increasingly frosty, and Beth appeared excruciatingly uncomfortable. |
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He's a politician now, which means that bragging and whoring his story is the job description. |
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But it's funny how here in America, even being honest about yourself seems to solicit accusals of bragging in some way. |
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There's a little trophy presented to the winning chapter as well as all-important bragging rights for the year. |
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Boston brandished its bragging rights as it won its fourth title in five years, defeating the New York 1 team to take the Cup. |
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I learned this from classmates bragging about their amorous conquests of the night before. |
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It's easier to sell a new handset on its features, especially where those features might aid bragging rights. |
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Later she overheard her supervisor bragging about this humiliating order to others. |
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For bragging about the size of her sub, Kathryn Bigelow earns a reprimand from this court. |
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But I'm willing to wager that it's not Tinsel Town's glyptography they're bragging about, but those of long dead dignitaries. |
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After a few beers and a bit more bragging, the golfers left for destinations unknown. |
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It doesn't matter where the two teams are in the table, it's about bragging rights of being the best team in the area. |
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Even so, it's almost always Tommy who gets home first, outsprinting the others up the hill, and then bragging about it the rest of the night. |
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Last week's winner of the bragging rights can again brag for anther week as he blasted his way past the field with 40 points. |
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Hampering her diligent efforts was the unchecked bragging of more senior network executives. |
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Since the results came out at the end of April, the newspapers have been awash with bragging. |
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All of them were old money that pushed their children into medicine only for bragging rights. |
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The internet's no longer dominated by script kiddies looking for bragging rights. |
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He carefully thinks about and believes what he says, and he can usually back up his bragging. |
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After failing to win the award several years ago because of drunken bragging, Mansfield chooses to stop speaking. |
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This week the bragging rights were won by one of the lower handicappers, Big Dennis Willett, past PSC golf chairman. |
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He has never talked to Benjamin about his accomplishments, however, because it would be breaking the rules against bragging. |
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Its slopes are relatively untrodden, making it ideal for hikers who'd rather earn seclusion than bragging rights. |
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Most of the mercenaries were dispersing, slowly walking, although for some it was more of a stagger, down the streets bragging to one another. |
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The film ends with Julien, at his new school, coolly dragging on a cigarette, bragging crassly to his new friends about his relationship with her. |
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You're stashing a book when you overhear your cruel troll of a math teacher bragging that he's springing a killer pop quiz on your class tomorrow. |
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Take away the bragging rights, and all you've got left is wretched traffic jams, booked-up hotels, and a prospectively unpaid bill for a stadium you didn't want. |
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It was always a great laugh listening to all the young single men on a Monday morning bragging about their weekend exploits with the usual embellishment on one or two stories! |
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The Liberals are bragging about balancing the books, fiscal responsibility. |
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In 1996, Musto ran a blind item that indicated that a popular club promoter was bragging about having killed a drug dealer. |
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Well, on top of everything else with this show, you now have bragging rights. |
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More pertinently, that intervention earned Kilmarnock bragging rights over their local foes. |
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But everyone you know is busy coming and going from Italy, and they're bragging about what a wonderful time they had there. |
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If you sow with boasting or bragging, or in stinginess, or by compulsion, it is not the kind of offering God is looking for. |
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Not bragging, but come on, most guys my age can handle maybe one or two in one night. |
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The 36-year-old musician, his crinkly curls prematurely greying, his mouth fast to resolve into a smile, is not bragging. |
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Miami can be right up there with LA or Vegas for bragging rights to the kookiest and the weirdest. |
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Obviously he decided to ignore some of those figures in his comments when he was bragging about where we were at. |
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I say this without any intention of offending anyone or bragging with cheap prophecies. |
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The other thing I wanted to correct for the record is that the government, of late, has been bragging about job creation. |
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Also taking home bragging rights this weekend were Serge Lagace and Richard Brady finishing fourth and fifth respectively. |
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The video panel has participants log into one of six Playstation systems to race one another for bragging rights. |
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Rather than bragging about the huge federal surplus, the time has come for the Prime Minister to be more concerned about the health of Canadians. |
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The tournament is based on a round-robin model that allows four teams from the Hawkeye State to spar with four MIAC rivals for regional bragging rights. |
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That doesn't mean bragging about the tough 10-kilometre run you managed to squeeze in during the lunch hour or how much weight you can bench press. |
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Every track appears to be addressed to a female, and these jousters are comfortable bragging about punching, kicking and shamelessly defiling the female in question. |
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Then read the mountains of judgment, scorn, bragging, critiquing, and defensiveness that each debate seems to produce. |
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You see, most metal songs at the time seemed to be full of macho bragging, but this was a brokenhearted song of love gone wrong, sung with wit and no little amount of gusto. |
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There definitely is some virtue in keeping the affair low-key, in not raising the level of expectation, for in case of failure, nobody accuses you of bragging. |
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I remember the farmer coming back from a hunt with his daughter, bragging that she had been blooded for witnessing her first fox being ripped apart, blood all over her face. |
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I keep the trim moving and the power up to try to cushion the actual touchdown, and most of my landings are acceptable, if not always worth bragging about. |
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They also allow us to return to the workday hubbub with more than bragging rights. |
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Too bad Ralph needs her to back up his bragging to a fellow worker. |
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That was completely a bragging statement, but I am just being honest. |
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There's a heroes' guild from which you choose quests, and a bragging platform where you gain additional fame by opting to take on specific missions. |
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This week's show features a bragging competition in which freelance journalists may openly boast about how many free Xboxes they have so far obtained. |
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Each team of four women will earn points toward bragging rights of being named the championship team, plus championship buckles and other awards from sponsors. |
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Another series worth looking into is the JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge, where company-sponsored teams compete against each other for bragging rights. |
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This weekend United play host to City in this season's first derby match, with fans from both teams hoping they will have the bragging rights on Saturday night. |
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Hamlet was a swashbuckler, a mass-murderer, bragging about killing Poles, killing a minister behind a cloak, without even knowing quite who was there. |
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Multipliers are the biggy for linking tricks, and after combing through a course a few times, players can locate and nail these for bragging rights. |
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Compete for prizes and bragging rights with up to four players. |
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Unable to stop bragging about himself, the chook catches the eye of crocodile who decides to find out what a Funky Chicken tastes like. |
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As Ms. Chua has made clear, suffering earns one bragging rights. |
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Some of our Western friends are bragging about skiing in April, while others are tuning up bikes and getting rollerblades out of the back of closets. |
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He's come into the company seamlessly, learning the craft from the ground up, and he's done it without swaggering around and bragging about his relationship to me. |
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I consider it a true privilege to be able to personally thank these dedicated men and woman in my own unique fashion... plus, to be honest, I do so enjoy bragging about what a great baker I am! |
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He is always bragging about himself to the guys in the village. |
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At the same time, the federal government and the minister are bragging that the government will give greater leeway when it comes to amortization-but to whom? |
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Labour has been accused of bragging about its commitment to £83m of cuts to arts funding, prompting deputy leader, Harriet Harman, to defend her party's commitment to culture. |
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They kept to themselves and never walked around bragging about it. |
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Three boys are in the school yard bragging about their fathers. |
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Though Texas increasingly looked like a broad, bragging California, full of high-tech clusters and with the white Anglo culture besieged by Latinos and Asians, Mrs Richards was well aware of the unchanging lower layers. |
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He must stop passing the buck and bragging. |
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It's not just for bragging rights for the year, it's bragging rights for the rest of my life. |
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But with the Dark Blues back in the SPL Barry Smith's men want to regain the bragging rights at Dens Park tomorrow. |
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Beneath all this is the peculiar British combination of bragging and bewilderment, an air of expectations great but unmet and of unrealised specialness. |
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A competent and tireless researcher, he puts himself at the center of the Haitian economic reality without bragging or pedantry but convinced of the possibility of a sustained economic recovery. |
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The third option is obviously the most revolutionary, because it means getting past individual corporate bragging rights in favour of doing what's best for the regional watershed. |
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There is money to be made, and bragging rights in some circles. |
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The matches between the two clubs are said to have bragging rights at stake and banter between the fans of both clubs is commonplace. |
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And yet, could Alison Grimes go around the state bragging about this? |
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The extremes and seasonal contrasts we experience in this part of the world not only make great conversation starters but also give us some unique bragging rights. |
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While on the run, Prinsloo had sent a number of letters to the media bragging that neither the South African Police Service, nor INTERPOL could capture him. |
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Beyond the bragging rights, the final numbers could be crucial. |
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Survive the Bermuda Triangle Challenge Earn a lifetime's worth of bragging rights. |
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If only she could lose the humble bragging and the entitlement. |
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But our goal is not to accumulate statistical bragging rights. |
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The striker became the first Argyle striker to score a hat-trick in a Devon derby as Sheridan's men comfortably won the bragging rights. |
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It's not bragging, it's giving information and helping others. |
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It is the objective of this work to discuss the relevance of bragging rights to tourism management and marketing. |
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Camera makers are always bragging about the next model with even more megapixels than the one that came before it. |
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Jim Posey was ten and living in Beaumont, Texas, when the Alaska Statehood Act passed in 1958, stripping Texas of its bragging right as the nations largest state. |
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They neatly sidestepped all talk of offering a cash prize, so the know-it-alls among you will have to be happy with bragging rights among your family and friends. |
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