People brag about it, people make fun of people who brag about it, people brag about making fun of people who brag about it — it's exhausting.
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Not to brag but definitely to brag, I'm pretty good at this.
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So I do work hard, and I don't mean to brag, although I realize that I just did the old brag, but … [laughs] It was a humble brag.
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"People tell you not to brag, but I will brag about one thing," he says.
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If you can't brag about your third home in Hawaii, what CAN you brag about?
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And Kaine has vouched for Clinton's honesty and said that he can brag about Clinton in a way that Clinton can't brag about herself.
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"Men brag, and she is telling people that she doesn't know men who brag," he said of the first lady on his radio show Thursday.
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Sure, "successful" is a brag on Grande's part — but it's also a song designed specifically for us peons to join in and brag along with her.
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Spend a few minutes with the new Chromecast and you'll see why the company didn't brag about the refresh at the event — there's really nothing new to brag about.
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"He wants to brag about what he got, not stop tariffs and be able to brag about nothing," said Derek Scissors, a China expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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In a world where social media demands we broadcast the highlights of our life, gadgets like the Spectacles let the medium in which we distribute our brag message be a brag in itself.
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The teary mom couldn't help but brag about Brooklyn's success.
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Why would they brag about something they're not proud of?
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For the rest of his life, Tyler would brag about
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Not many people can brag about taking selfies with owls.
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Los Angeles police brag that they now practice "predictive" policing.
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Trump didn't even brag about his poll numbers last night.
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I couldn't wait to brag to my friends about it.
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So, you take a bothie for the ultimate Insta brag.
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The way we brag about diversity in Britain is hilarious.
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Of course, this isn't a brag — it's just a fact.
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The American companies I found brag mainly about superior hydration.
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I brag about my subscriber numbers, but his dwarfed mine.
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To them, the Northern Territory has nothing to brag about.
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A true practitioner would never publicly brag about their skills.
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"Our president does not brag about sexual assault," says one.
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"He didn't brag about any of that stuff," she said.
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"Just brag about my accomplishments," she quoted him as recommending.
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They brag that their town doesn't need many traffic lights.
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Most Americans heard Trump brag about sexual assault on tape.
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He hates when filmmakers brag about how little they spent.
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And not to brag, but we called it long ago.
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I'm not one to brag, but this feels good. pic.twitter.
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Not to brag, but our team won all three games.
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You brag about every piece of legislation you care about.
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That's scary power, and an incredible asset to brag about.
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So I can rattle them off and brag about them.
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Even if you do, people who go there don't brag.
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In particular, he loves to brag about getting big ratings.
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The cohesive team, they always brag about their cohesion. Yeah.
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There have been multiple projects though, that I have done the night before involving some artistic theme that were (not to brag, but I'm going to brag) some of the best in the class.
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That's why it's generally a bad idea to brag about security.
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Typically, managers like to brag about hiring people smarter than themselves.
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To me, it's a bonus, but not anything to brag about.
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Quantico actor Priyanka Chopra has two things to brag about tonight.
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It's irresponsible, and a brag about endangering the lives of others.
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Why are we promoting businesses who brag about not paying us?
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Not to brag, but I'm extremely good at binge watching tv.
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President Donald Trump loves to brag falsely about his own prescience.
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However, the PC running inside isn't anything to brag about it.
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Republicans love to brag that they have the "big tent" party.
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But Trump's statement goes beyond just the typical Trump-brag tomfoolery.
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Again, nothing to brag about, albeit this piece is somewhat subjective.
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Then you brag about how it was for nothing but status.
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I'm not trying to brag, but I have 981 Facebook friends.
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Want a brag-worthy score of your own from the store?
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Not to brag, but we found it in like three hours.
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It is my talisman, my big brag, my stalwart conversation starter.
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She should have known you don't brag about something like that.
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People don't freely talk about their problems here, don't freely brag.
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Who wouldn't brag about working with "a lot of hot bitches"?
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We're guessing this isn't a humble brag ... just an oversight. Oops.
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Some of us choose to not brag about it, but hey.
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Some food brands are starting to brag about not adding sweeteners.
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In Britain, though, risk has become something to (carefully) brag about.
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Not that we have anything to brag about in New York.
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The urge to brag about baby has moved far beyond desserts.
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Or brag about grabbing a lady vulture by her private parts.
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Those who were there in 1999 tend to brag about it.
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She stopped hearing so many people brag about their all-nighters.
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The Trump administration has little to brag about in this deal.
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He did not brag about his electoral victory and avoided tangents.
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Dorie Clark Don't let #employees brag about who works longest/latest.
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President Donald Trump likes to brag about new stock market highs.
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And some other leagues have plenty to brag about as well.
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The president did always brag that he was a fast learner.
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And probably also brag about engagements and weddings a little bit.
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Both sides, if they choose, have significant wins to brag about.
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At Pax, data scientists openly brag about their work on LinkedIn.
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For comparison's sake, how did Apple brag about those previous chips?
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Kim didn't hesitate to brag about her son's charm and intelligence.
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They brag that they did this or that they did that.
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" Mr. Wood went on: "The problem is, writers don't brag enough.
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He bought expensive stuff and maybe needed to brag about it.
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Instead, he relied on the piece to brag about his success.
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Have you got anyone, in particular, you're going to brag to?
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Indeed, administration officials all but brag about the change in approach.
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His actual in-ring skills are also nothing to brag about.
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Brag a little louder about going to private school why don't you?
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He's... not exactly the guy anybody is going to brag about getting.
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People seem to like to turn plants into something to brag about.
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Not to brag, but pretty sure we just invented the perfect food.
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Executives covet players' years of franchise control and brag about amassing it.
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Then again, you can't exactly brag about scoring that to your buddies.
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Target hasn't had much to brag about over the past few months.
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Here comes a not-very-humble brag: our approach does just that.
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"You can't underestimate the art of the humble-brag, " Ms. Decembrele said.
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And they brag again and again about their ability to act undetected.
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They brag about accomplishments, drop names, and downplay the contributions of others.
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Ironically, Trump used to brag about how he would protect LGBT Americans.
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And certainly Kemp doesn't brag about it like Vardaman and Bilbo did.
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And it's especially dumb to brag about your crime on the internet.
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Good vibes will flow, and you'll have a lot to brag about!
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But the point of the center isn't to just brag about Israel.
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A dash of luck comes your way—but don't brag about it!
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" This requires you to "stop using social media to brag on yourself.
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I don't want to brag, but I think I'm their favorite aunt.
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"Not to brag but like, No s—," Schroeder wrote on her Story.
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Opinion Columnist President Trump likes to brag about the supposedly booming economy.
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So you get people who brag to solicit the recognition of others.
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Trump actually does has valid reasons to brag about his economic record.
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"You can't underestimate the art of the humble-brag," Ms. Decembrele said.
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This is what our self-consumed, ungenerous president prefers to do — brag.
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"A French chef here would brag about the smoked mackerel," he said.
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Back then, surgery seemed a lark, something to brag about at school.
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As a building, Joe Louis Arena is not much to brag about.
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Being able to brag about replacing NAFTA will make him very happy.
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The men brag about the sex they've had or want to have.
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To be Texan, all you have to do is brag about it.
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Stephanie Lauren Brag, the daughter of Amy B. Leeds and Anders C. H. Brag of New York, was married June 18 to Peter Charles William Enestrom, the son of Suellen R. Enestrom and Ronald Enestrom of Sydney, Australia.
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Now, Han's "less than 12 parsecs" brag makes a whole lot more sense.
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Her story is one of fearless determination – but Clark isn't one to brag.
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Even in the darkest hour, he can find something positive to brag about!
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The worst part: listening to him brag about it -- before, during and after.
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Users, however, routinely brag they can use the system to drive hands-free.
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And these are people who openly brag about using Stockholm syndrome [on women].
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Billboards brag that the number of murders has dropped by more than half.
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He was comfortable enough to brag about sexual assault while wearing a mic.
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So the Obama administration likes to brag that they never had a scandal.
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"Exquisite Fudgsicle bricks," he would brag after foie gelato at a local gastropub.
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But when it's woven into the opening montage, it seems like a brag.
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Both come with a certificate to share (or brag about) on social media.
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Almanacs, on the other hand, use some "secret formula" that they brag about.
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" "It's pretty good gym music, but I wouldn't brag about listening to it.
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That is what Trump chose to brag about before the nation Tuesday night.
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I don't mean to brag but I eat a lot of fish sticks.
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President Trump Donald Trump likes to brag about making deals -- and being unpredictable.
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House Republicans are heading back to their districts without much to brag about.
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Read more: Let's stop glorifying managers who brag about their stress and exhaustion.
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He gets to brag about manufacturing jobs for American companies coming back home.
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But it's also the sort of news that any president would brag about.
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And focus on preparing for personal interviews, but don't brag about your achievements.
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Places that other cities would brag about get lost in the crowd here.
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It's said that farmers used to brag about killing every grizzly they saw.
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But his salary, never much to brag about, has gone down, he said.
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Also, you deserve to show it off and maybe even brag a little.
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These guys didn't brag about that — they bragged about how far they went.
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I don't want to brag, but I have a lot of parade experience.
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We barely survived this, and it is definitely not anything to brag about.
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Be careful which vacation photos you share so you don't seem to brag.
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In both cases, the brag is bold, but the result is painfully pathetic.
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How often do you hear somebody humble-brag about how busy they are?
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"My big thing is teaching women to brag and self-promote," she said.
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"I just want to brag on Brian just for one second," he said.
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We brag about being humble to our voter base, fan base, Twitter followers.
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Donald Trump likes to brag about the superior size of his nuclear weapons.
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She just called to brag that she was invited to my nephew's wedding.
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Maybe that's not the case for Van Noten, who doesn't brag, doesn't boast.
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That's pretty ... Well I don't want to brag on myself, Lauren, you know.
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"Hate to brag," says LBT's Kimberly Schlapman of the band's one degree of separation.
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US stocks have largely rebounded since — something President Trump often likes to brag about.
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Steven Mnuchin's stock-market brag could turn out to be a double-edged sword.
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As the company likes to brag, it's fast, it's transparent, it's great for brainstorming.
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But he's more likely to brag about something he shouldn't — at least not yet.
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"We were trying to think of something that would offend the internet," Brag says.
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" And if that happens, Gundlach said, Trump "can't brag about the economy any more.
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How does it feel, do you regularly brag about having had sex in Antarctica?
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Vaguely Tesla-looking at the rear, it's expected to brag about some futuristic powertrain.
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Selfie expression Ready to vote and then take a selfie to brag about it?
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Even the forecasted growth of 180,000 jobs would have been nothing to brag about.
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Not to brag but I made a splint with pizza boxes in college, so.
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Plus, you really get to enjoy (and brag about) the fruits of your labor.
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Now the hackers who purportedly executed the attack are back to brag about it.
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Trump then gave us a humble brag that not everyone can pull off hostility.
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The women say Pisarcik would also brag about how many girls Ron banged, too.
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The company is right to brag about its camera as it performs incredibly well.
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I was surprised by how good it was, and this is no humble brag.
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He might brag about his "deal-making" if they pass and Obama signs them.
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In June 2016, Trump took to Twitter to brag about his record in lawsuits.
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He says this with like it's a fact of life instead of a brag.
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Mankey then reportedly took to social media to brag about confronting the Trump supporter.
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Nor are the Wall Street firms' records with individual stocks anything to brag about.
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"I don't want to brag, but I'm getting a lot smarter," Siri told me.
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Whether I should brag about that or not it, I helped create that legacy.
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Dean Heller to brag that he "helped write" a tax bill that's widely unpopular.
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CNBC First Class Many travel companies brag about offering once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
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The standard Fusion Hybrid version offers high style with fuel economy to brag about.
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It won't be fatal, but it's the embarrassing flesh wound you don't brag about.
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Of course, Kris loves it and doesn't hesitate to brag to Kim and Khloé.
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He had two opportunities recently to brag about the art of his deal-making.
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Even though successful leaders have much to brag about, likable leaders don't exhibit arrogance.
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At times, Brown seems capable of writing in only two registers: Brag and humblebrag.
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He won't quit, he said, even if his salary isn't anything to brag about.
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Other men who brag about their curries and how they grind their own spices.
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Republicans love to brag about Theodore Roosevelt, except when he was protecting the wilderness.
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Those who adore him can brag that he is worthy of the huge expense.
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The good VCs brag about the companies they helped grow, not about their IRR.
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Not to brag, but by then I was completing Sunday puzzles with some regularity.
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We seem to love to brag about how great we are in this country.
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Unlike other public figures, Carter does not brag about how much money he has.
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Using this method would allow them to brag about sweeping away Obamacare's other taxes.
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One of the benefits of victory is that you get to brag about winning.
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You know, we don't brag about the fact that we are a multilateral institution.
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The man who assaults you gets to brag about it, while you're the liar.
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"I always brag that we have the classiest fans in the country," Calipari wrote.
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Donald Trump loves to brag that he's ahead of Hillary Clinton in the polls.
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I don't know if you know this, but Donald Trump likes to brag sometimes.
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" And I said, "You guys brag about your cohesion, that you all get along.
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"I'm disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women," Charen said.
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They are grateful for how far they have come and don't brag about their achievements.
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Libya would not conform, either as cudgel or brag, to the needs of American politics.
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If you and your team have built companies and exited them before, brag about it.
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Or he might be tempted to brag about what he knows, thereby compromising their sources.
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True to his past as a salesman/promoter, Trump didn't miss a chance to brag.
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But it's typical of synthetic benchmarks like Geekbench to produce great numbers to brag about.
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And THAT is why guys who brag about never changing a diaper are terrible people.
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Mr. Meizah does not brag about his artwork, but Mr. Hawkins said he has talent.
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Director Krennic stops by to brag about his work on the Death Star to Vader.
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Whenever Donald Trump tweets to brag or take credit for something, double-check it first.
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I wear my medal proudly, but never brag about Antarctica sexing here in the CONUS.
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It feels inappropriate for Theroux to almost brag that he outed Blunt for being pregnant.
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And although I've never taken an IQ test, I'm sure it's nothing to brag about.
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But my kids want me to do shows so they can brag to their friends.
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They're hardly moments to brag to NFL GMs about, but just enough to turn heads.
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So you were quiet, and you didn't go around and brag that you were Indian.
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One of the star's fate is kind of in my hands, so, not to brag.
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And, even with both of those aside, the city still has much to brag about.
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I really am a bad advocate for myself and need to learn the humble-brag.
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Not to brag, but I get lots of headaches on pretty much a regular basis.
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For those that brag about their social media presence on Untappd, the position seems ideal.
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My god, I thought, we're gonna have to hear him brag about this for years.
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If you're going to brag, maybe do it a little farther away from the water.
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Not to brag or anything, but I am sort of an expert in the field.
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Barring a major setback, Trump will surely brag about this continually on the campaign trail.
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But it's definitely not something to be proud of and not something to brag about.
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It's no Nobel Peace Prize, but Barack Obama has a new honor to brag about.
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It wasn't even a humble brag, I'm not even good enough to do a humblebrag.
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Like, I don't mean to brag or anything but we went to Bali, Indonesia, together.
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As the company likes to brag, it's fast, it's transparent, and it's great for brainstorming.
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And when you brag to your friends that it's the best, you'll probably be right.
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Instead of helping in some way, she chose to brag about her outlandishly expensive clothes.
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She wanted me to keep working so she could brag to her nurses at chemo.
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"She doesn't have to brag about him because his actions speak for themself," says Kent.
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Not to brag, but I was a child and then a forty-year-old man.
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Certainly not Hillary Clinton, who has been known to brag about her previous hunting triumphs.
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I did this interview with him to brag that he's now doing comics for VICE.
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And while many firms brag about low manager turnover, few can match Dodge & Cox's numbers.
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Washington certainly had great confidence, but in his address he didn't brag about his accomplishments.
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He just had people tell him what they were, so he could brag about them.
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No longer must we listen to those who have nothing to brag about, but failure.
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" Would he be permitted "to discuss, describe or brag about his crime to other inmates?
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"So now that I have a good one and I'm fine to brag about it!"
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" An ad released alongside the website adds that Pence doesn't "brag about sexually assaulting women.
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"I'm from the old school, and the new school is, brag about everything," he said.
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They brag to one another about gaming their corporate calendar systems for more foiling time.
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We Texans love to swagger, brag and boast that we are biggest, most and first.
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Always tailor the resume to the job description, and don&apost be afraid to brag.
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Like most hunters, they brag about their successes and lament the ones that got away.
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Breakingviews Steven Mnuchin's stock-market brag could turn out to be a double-edged sword.
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But I like to brag about the fact that we are helpful to the membership.
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And I don't want to brag but we got the best interviews in the game.
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I'd have nothing exotic to brag to my friends about, no grand tales to tell.
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"I'm disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women," Charen said on Saturday.
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Facebook may soon set a new record, just not the kind it likes to brag about.
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Oh, and then there's Senator Marco Rubio, who stuck by Trump after his sexual assault brag.
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After he completed Catherine's difficult spinal tumor surgery, Koracick found Teddy to brag about his skills.
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The standard customers for something this pricey: professionals and people who like to brag on Reddit.
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She used to brag that she'd never met Princess Michael of Kent and didn't intend to.
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Because he didn't need to brag about it and he didn't do it for press attention.
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All these new gadgets and features will give Cook even more to brag about next year.
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Brag-able team aside, Cherry says that the significance of this film has a priceless takeaway.
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I don't want to brag but it really is the most amazing house in the world.
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I use Goodreads to keep track of — and yes, kind of brag about — my reading adventures.
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It goes really well, and Kourtney is so psyched to brag about her day to Khloé.
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"Right now the cultural norm is to brag about how much work you're doing," Huffington says.
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And starting soon, it will have another distinction to brag about: a fleet of robot taxis.
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"Not to toot the horn or brag, but I'm not missing any meals," Ne-Yo said.
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Lawmakers have also been known to brag about their less-than-ideal living quarters in Washington.
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The meme pokes fun at influencers who brag about their #jetsetlifestyle on other platforms like Instagram.
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I'm sure it's not that they're meaning to brag, it's just what people do these days.
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This is a remarkable thing: Ghana will get to brag about a globally recognized architectural landmark.
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"He liked to brag that he was a serial killer and a mass murderer," she says.
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He even tried to use the conversation to brag about his family's off-the-grid cabin.
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You could display it and brag to your friends, maybe, if the thing was special enough.
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To be clear: CBS has a lot to brag about when it comes to total viewership.
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White grievance is Trump's fallback because he can no longer brag that he's a skilled dealmaker.
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First, the rules actually being struck down aren't really tailor-made for Republicans to brag about.
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It's a 10-minute walk to my office, a fact I usually brag about and relish.
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The Pro Display XDR follows this model: amazing specs, brag-worthy details, and a huge price.
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Also I notice that all brands of fish sticks brag how crispy their fish sticks are.
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"They wish to brag about what they did, about their involvement in Wells Fargo," Hensarling said.
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Later, there was John Miller, a guise he adopted to brag to People about his romances.
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Students at the University of Georgia love to brag about the incredible dining options on campus.
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The 20-minute chat ended with Pitt sharing, "I can't wait to brag to my kids."
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This is a popular distancing trick doubling as a nifty humble-brag among reluctant Trump endorsers.
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He informed me that he's a temperamental triple Scorpio—a warning that doubled as a brag.
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He has often used Twitter to brag about the state of the economy under his administration.
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"I like to brag that I think I am standing at the forefront of this movement."
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But one thing a Transnistrian certainly can (and does) brag about is the famous Kvint brandy.
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"This Jaguar is a super expensive car and they can brag about almost anything," Kardach said.
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I don't mean to brag, but I know quite a bit about art and fine wines.
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Don't be afraid to brag about how awesome your bestie is every once in a while.
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So yeah, Trump's wildly unpopular ... but at least he can brag about being the most unpopular.
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Which brought me, not to brag, to "Spike 18903," a transportation history party in rural Utah.
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Trump is inaccurate as a matter of course, and all presidents brag about their economic achievements.
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You know, if your mom and dad don't brag on you, you know you got problems.
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That Trump would brag in this way only affirms that he is unfit, in every way.
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The massive crowd clearly unnerved Trump, who loves to brag that he draws the largest audiences.
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Calling yourself a "Microsoft Word guy" is not something to brag about, and the internet agreed.
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Not to brag, but I make really delicious soup, and I could really use the views.
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Here's someone who has every reason in the world to brag, and he's not doing that.
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They don't gloat and preen and rest on their laurels and brag about their past successes.
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So why give Trump something to brag about on the campaign trail, his critics might ask?
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He used the holiday itself to brag about his Electoral College victory and bash the press.
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Also, kids today brag about having had four or five jobs in the first few years.
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Rather than brag about their money or show it off, they kept quiet about their advantages.
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It sounded like a brag, but he hadn't meant it that way, so he corrected himself.
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CreditCreditPiotr Redlinski for The New York Times New Yorkers like to brag about their tap water.
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The president used to regularly brag about his contacts with the leaders of the Russian government.
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We're not here to bitch at each other and brag to each other, we're here as friends.
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On CPUs intended for larger products—like cheap laptops or desktops—this would be a silly brag.
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Disrupt is famous for the quality of its speakers and (shameless brag) we've outdone ourselves this year.
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She never minimizes her success in the humble-brag way most of us have come to hate.
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None of us were paid early on, and I realize that's not something to brag about anymore.
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The president loves to brag about the economic growth that has already taken place on his watch.
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It's always going to be a competitive job market, so don't be afraid to brag about yourself.
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The gym selfie, experts say, is more than just a visual brag or photo-driven pep talk.
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Sister, Sister Therapy Not to brag, but I totally knew this therapist confrontation was on the horizon.
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"He would brag about how many people he's killed, how good he was at it," she alleged.
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Once they get their outfit, they can "brag to your friends," on social media, per Carlings suggestion.
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You often brag about your success in dealing with members of the opposition party in New York.
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Kudrow went on to jokingly brag about the dinner date she had with her former cast members.
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Her parents called an ambulance after the girl had started vomiting at their home near Fort Brag.
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It was the basis for Trump's brag a year ago that he'd set records for border security.
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For the average hedge fund, 2015 was nothing to brag about, and even may have proved humiliating.
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And if he (Trump) thinks classified intelligence information is something you're supposed to brag about to Russia.
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Sometimes the bragging methods were questionable, but the impulse to brag was never taken to task. Why?
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But soon the letter's actual point, which is to anxiously brag about Slack, peeks through the clouds.
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Interaction is over, the game has ended, and now we can brag about it on the internet.
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While this acronym is an egregious brag, it's a lot better than my favorite failed acronym: SUR.
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I, not to brag, have totally done drugs and seen bands, so I went with the latter.
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Electrical service in Lebanon may not be something to brag about, but the building itself is magnificent.
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When Ivanka was little, he used to brag to high-powered executives about how smart she was.
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Maybe you're the first college graduate or doctor in the family, and your parents brag about you.
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We all know those people who like to brag about themselves behind the mask of self-deprecation.
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Maybe even a bit of a brag that goes along with the message of this congratulatory track.
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"We like to brag that we run the best player-organized event in the world," she jokes.
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Not to brag or anything, but from time to time, I cover NBA games as a reporter.
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President Trump loves to brag of doing the biggest, best, most never-been-before acts in history.
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I swim on my college team, and not to brag or anything, but I do really well.
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" And get a load of her not-so-humble brag, "sorry I'm late to the party guys.
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However, it also seems straightforward that a candidate for higher office shouldn't brag about sexually assaulting women.
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Certainly he'll brag about his replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement, which recently passed Congress.
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MORE would go on TV to brag about being able to read a name off a chart?
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Employees who brag about how little sleep they get are often seen as more productive and important.
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Only in the Senate can you openly brag that you're not pretending to be a fair juror.
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"He doesn't like to brag, but he literally had a warehouse out of our house," Emily said.
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This is why they go to bed with Fitbit, brag about gigabit and buy kit with Bitcoin.
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But whatever you do, says the researcher, don't go about seeking praise through a faux humility brag.
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This time it wasn't to brag about gains but instead to acknowledge recent turmoil in the markets.
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You shouldn't brag too much about your sexual conquests, even if you're a rich and successful man.
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"I am disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women," Charen said, without mentioning the president's name.
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I will forever brag about them, because they are probably my biggest impulse buy of the last decade.
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You'd think the neurological secret to thinking like Richard Branson would be something to brag about at work.
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Not to brag, but I did purchase an exclusive Lawfare T-shirt last year from the esteemed Zazzle.com.
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Lets take a moment to admit, brag even, about what we got caught doing and got away with.
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Others, like rappers NJ and Brag Liang, riff and chat with fans, taking requests and responding to questions.
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LONDON — I don't mean to brag, but I've got some pretty exciting plans for Valentine's Day this year.
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Primarily because the grandmother of four, keeps it all the way real and loves brag about her family.
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However, it'll be cool to brag about your bicycle being from IKEA, until everyone has one of course.
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At the start of the month, Posey couldn't even wait until a Wednesday to brag about his girlfriend.
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In fact, Chelsea was a formal model, and that humble brag proves she's certainly pro-glam — doesn't it?
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As if it needed more to brag about, Shanghai Tower will be equipped with the world's fastest elevator.
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But Oregon is dripping in natural beauty, and the state's Instagram account isn't afraid to brag about it.
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Remember the people who used to brag about not having cable or, better yet, not owning a television?
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But Facebook does brag about the effectiveness of its ability to sway voters when trying to sell ads.
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People here still brag about his visit to last year's Canfield Fair, a cultural touchstone in the region.
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" Affleck said, adding, "Not to brag, but I think we're the only two brothers to win Academy Awards.
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Finally, some Americans may see through Trump's rhetoric, even if he tries to brag about his foreign policy.
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US officials warn that foreign officials often brag or exaggerate while reporting information back to their home county.
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After receiving a high score of 36 out of 40, Chmerkoskiy couldn't help but brag about his star.
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Not to brag, but I think Rachel and I tore up that dance floor and Lolo loved us!
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I'm not trying to brag or anything, but it's pretty easy for me to come with a vibrator.
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While some users simply want to brag on social media, others are using the versatile tool for change.
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They steal sweet potatoes, smoke Nigerian grass (called "wee-wee"), brag about their exploits and get into fights.
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The kit isn't the most brag-worthy gift in the list, but it might be the most practical.
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Trump seemed to revel in the bipartisan dealmaking, calling Schumer and Pelosi to brag about the news coverage.
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But it also seems like a way to brag about how much of a party animal he is.
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As for the Iran deal, he can brag about decertifying it, but Congress chose not to follow suit.
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In his first year in office, Trump had plenty to brag about when it came to stock performance.
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The President turned it into a chance to brag about how many tickets were requested for a rally.
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We burnish our brand and brag about your work and ours on Facebook and Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram.
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But he can't tell this story or any of the others in this book without a brag tag.
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The likelihood of finding a thoughtful yet Instagram brag-worthy enough gift before February 14 is looking low.
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He still thinks that the president of the United States needs to brag about allegedly being a genius.
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Opinion Columnist Paul Ryan tried to brag about the economy last week, and it didn't go so well.
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It would be validation for Trump, who could then brag that he had defied the experts once again.
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Popular chains like Sweetgreen brag about sustainability, but compostable and recyclable bowls often end up in the trash.
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Cultural education would start in kindergarten and colleges would make use of the safe spaces they brag about.
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Though Mr. Trump would often brag that he was financing his own campaign, that was only partially true.
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Steyer's attack left viewers confused, and Biden went on to brag about his support among the Black Caucus.
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Residents brag about the absence of drive-throughs and strip malls that are fixtures elsewhere in New Jersey.
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She can laugh at herself and brag about herself at exactly the same moment; she's hardheaded and bawdy.
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At the same time, the Trump Economy is setting milestones you likely won't hear the president brag about.
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Customers are more likely to brag to their loved ones that they bought them secondhand gifts, he said.
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But with more championships than any other college, it can brag of the winning tradition of an Alabama.
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His public profile was barely visible and he could not, unlike Trump, brag about significant diplomatic accomplishments abroad.
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The GOP is still at war with itself Trump likes to brag about how united the GOP is.
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There is plenty of brag and bluster in his speech, as well as flecks of profanity and poetry.
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They've arrived, these foreigners, not to boast or brag but to expose our weaknesses and illuminate our lives.
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Actors brag, they get in fights in bars, but writers just write — then they go home and rest.
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The combination of strategy and puzzle solving makes winning really feel like you've earned the right to brag.
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First, POTUS did what he does Tuesday morning ... brag about his victory over Stormy in her defamation lawsuit.
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Of the many brag-worthy fitness feats, the split seems most like a you-can-or-you-can't proposition.
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They don't do things they know their colleagues won't like just because they can, and then brag about it.
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And he's right — for men, dating someone much younger is seen as an accomplishment or a reason to brag.
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You can now brag to your friends about your iPhone prowess, and you'll have a recording to prove it.
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Raja: When I first got the email I screen-shotted it and sent it to my friends to brag.
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It's also worth pointing out that Samsung is not the first company to brag about building an unbreakable display.
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Their track "Ruminals," premiering today on Noisey, comes ahead of their debut album Talk/Brag, due out January 29.
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" Even a fleeting connection to a famous DJ is worth a humble-brag: "Carl Craig's twice-removed cousin's aunt?
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Electric scooter companies are known to brag about their potential to reshape cities by reducing car congestion and pollution.
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It was the fact that for a solid hour, he assumed a posture of deference, and he couldn't brag.
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Volt owners would often brag about not having to fill up their gas tanks in months or even years.
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Among her supporters, there were some who noted how Trump immediately turned the story into something to brag about.
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Not to brag, but these artsy shots are some of the prettiest show-and-tell pics we've ever done.
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He would text me every day to brag about how many days had passed since he smoked a cigarette.
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True, his riff against the power of big political donors was just another way to brag about being rich.
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"My mom and my sister are always like, 'That's not something you brag about,'" she said with a laugh.
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Other parents understand the urge to brag about every little thing, but social media is a give and take.
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Plus, isn't it refreshing to visit a place where not everyone can brag that they've "been there, done that"?
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Those long-run benefits probably won't convince legislators who won't be in office long enough to brag about them.
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Minnesota residents can brag about more than their 353,000 lakes — they typically have the country's best credit scores too.
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School shooters almost always have unsupervised, illegal or easy access to firearms, and often brag about such access. 6.
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Whether or not Rockstar's version has evolved over time, crunch remains a big problem—and nothing to brag about.
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I'm sure Zuckerberg will still find ways to have fun — he just won't brag about it publicly on Facebook.
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These private conversations followed a pattern: First Villagómez would brag about his importance in the public and academic spheres.
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Or, better yet, a torrent of federal funding for medical research should be something we brag about, not vilify.
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If you're the National Collegiate Athletic Association, it's probably best to not brag about giving athletes things for free.
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I did a little research — I don't want to brag — most of the time I just don't do anything.
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Lopez was at LAX Friday when a photog asked him about Trump's not-so-humble brag about his genitals.
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Locals brag that it's a combination of the soil, air, and weather that gives their products the signature kick.
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Danielle looks phenomenal in her swimsuit and I don't mean to brag but she has the nicest booty. Haha.
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He liked to brag about his sexual prowess and his desirability as a date, no matter who was around.
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I think you get to brag about a local food specialty if it's really yours and it's really good.
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You know, a lot of time if you are not going to brag about it, no one else is.
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Lawmakers have used past water resources bills to brag to their constituents about projects that may never be funded.
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"It sounds so weird to brag about something your dad did," YouTuber Danny Gonzalez joked in a reaction video.
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Trump likes to brag he's the greatest to do something, even when there is ample evidence to the contrary.
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"You'd have to be on a social media detox not to brag about a place like this," says Mayle.
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Young men brag about sexual conquests, demean those who have denied them and dehumanize their opponents, real and imagined.
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Followed by a not so humble-brag session about the positive reception of the iPhone 21407906 and iOS 21408157.
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And while Trump has good reason to brag about his poll numbers, he hasn't won any actual votes yet.
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Sure, Apple likes to brag and say that "this is the biggest update in iPhone history" during press conferences.
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Schaffer: That's just a backdoor brag to let you know that I could've played five different albums of music.
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He just wants to sign a healthcare bill, any bill, so he can brag about it and lie about.
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Without the ability to brag about the booming stock market, Donald Trump has almost no chance of winning reelection.
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The "many people are saying" Trumpism returned with a not-so-humble humble brag about his first congressional address.
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Lots of prominent people like to highlight how early they rise, but is it really something to brag about?
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To avoid blanking, she recommends using your daily reflections to build a "brag file" of tangible contributions you've made.
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And now, one of them is taking to the pages of the New York Times to brag about it.
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It will not be settled in time for anyone to brag about it on the campaign trail in 2020.
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In other breaking news, great gaydar is nothing to brag about; it only means that you're often a busybody.
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Yes, that's right: Now you can brag that you own 25 colors from the OPI x Hello Kitty collection.
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The measures drew bipartisan support after months of gridlock, and gave members of each party something to brag about.
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Ties I don't mean to brag, but every movie theater usher in Kansas City once knew me by name.
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She would also brag about me to anyone, in any context, within earshot, whether she knew them or not.
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It also makes us more likely to brag about our purchases, valuable word-of-mouth advertising for those brands.
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Or the way Trump and his family brag about their wealth, fame and power on a near daily basis.
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When I ask my clients this question, they often hesitate because we don't typically brag about ourselves in public.
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Later, in 2018, Cardi B followed up her advice about being humble with an amendment: don't brag about it.
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Go deeper: Trump views summits as chance to "brag," North Korea says North Korea calls Biden a "rabid dog"
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Where we drag race and brag about getting first-class seats since the bus driver loads the wheelchairs first.
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There can be no impossibly rare 12-inch to brag about in an age of YouTube, Discogs and Shazam.
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Trump and his administration routinely brag about these moves; they crow that they've taken "the handcuffs off" immigration agents.
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"We are seeing less of a machismo culture, where people don't brag about not getting sleep," Chapin of Casper says.
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On the campaign trail, he continued to brag about his work at the prosecutor's office during a debate in March.
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Jay-Z's got something else to brag about -- he's the first hip-hop artist to be worth ... ONE BILLION DOLLARS.
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We'd bemoan the lack of conference rooms, then brag to our friends that we got to work in that building.
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Again, Assange loves to brag about just how perfect he is when it comes to vetting the material he releases.
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That will make Americans feel better about the economy and give the new president something to brag about every month.
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He would brag about how we would be even bigger and explode in 2016 because of the fake news stuff.
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Members of Mickey's Clubhouse brag that Disqus "raids" on Breitbart and other websites are crucial to indoctrinating new white nationalists.
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Passing by a glitzy Italian retailer, my mom and I saw our chance for brag-worthy swag and went in.
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" Rehal says Weinstein would often brag about his power, saying, "I am Harvey Weinstein and you are at Weinstein University.
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He has to brag about how "I have a very high IQ" or concoct stories about people agreeing with him.
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As if the ultimate goal of travel was to brag about it online and run after the likes and followers.
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That's a fun thing for EA to brag about, but ultimately, it cares more about the sales of the game.
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Just imagine how Midwestern tourists would brag to their friends at home about riding in a truck that drove itself.
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"In order to survive within MS-13 it is vital to brag and puff oneself up," Peter L. Ettenberg wrote.
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Is it better than hearing a celebrity brag about drinking a gallon of water a day one more effing time?
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A lot of folks brag about rolling down Rodeo Drive in expensive cars, but nobody has done it on horseback!
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Devon Sawa: It's one of the only projects I did that long ago that I still kind of brag about.
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They brag about a lot of things, including and not limited to being better at sex than their ladies' exes.
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"Republicans have handed them free media to brag about how much of the President's agenda they have stopped," he wrote.
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The documents brag that having access to a "cloud endpoint" allows access "far and above smartphone content," the Times wrote.
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He went on national television to brag that 40 percent of Hispanics supported him and that he would carry Hispanics.
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" In another post she joked, "I don't wanna brag... but check out the size of The Rock on my finger!
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But Ocean doesn't use these guest spots to shine his singles into radio hits or brag about his famous friends.
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We saw Trump brag that NFL attendance and ratings were "way down" because of his campaign to make players stand.
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Not to brag or anything, but I can draw a likeness of Garfield's disembodied face in just under 15 seconds.
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Using the WHO map to brag about the US' air quality, as Trump did in October, is misleading, Pfister added.
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And if I can brag for a second, I have already had dinner with David for close to four hours.
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And let's face it, participation in the Republican Party by white Illinoisans hasn't exactly been anything to brag about either.
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I see them as opportunists who want to brag to their friends about how they tried to win my soul.
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Not to brag, but I've had cystic acne for years — and recently developed my first case of eczema, to boot.
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She did express worry that some men may be double-booking dates simply to brag to their friends about it.
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" It would only be the following morning that Warren would brag about that anti-endorsement with a single word: "Good.
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THE TICKER President Trump loves to brag about how much the stock market has gone up since he took office.
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In them, the authors discuss acquiring date-rape drugs and brag about sexual encounters with underage girls, among other topics.
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Every now and again, forum users brag openly about how they hurt people — most frequently the women in their lives.
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He is a seventh-generation Texan from a state in which phrases like "seventh-generation Texan" are humble-brag gold.
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He had also come to brag a little, in a place with plenty of New York expats and other admirers.
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Back in June, comedian Sebastian Maniscalco stopped by the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to drop a little humble brag.
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" — SETH MEYERS "How insecure is this guy that he even has to brag that his hurricanes are bigger than Obama's?
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Originally used to record catches or brag about them in front of others, Gyotaku later became a recognized art form.
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It's a business model that allows Lambda to brag about investing in students — which, in many ways, it still does.
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It's feigning humility to (seemingly) coyly brag, hoping to reap the benefits of both humbleness and awareness of your accomplishments.
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I did not have any connections or money, nor could I brag of an illustrious academic history or exceptional accomplishments.
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But the performance of both of these key headline indicators has not been anything for the president to brag about.
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I have never heard any woman, ever, brag about being able to maul women because they get away with it.
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Don't be afraid to brag — your résumé won't be the best it can be if you choose to be shy.
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The song may be intended as an ironic counterpoint to the action, but it's also a bit of a brag.
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Rather than face privacy concerns, they have given Ted Talks to brag about their exploits in marketing their candidate online.
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Your best bet is to have a work friend or close associate brag about your accomplishments for you, advises Sezer.
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Being a CNN Hero, more so than something to brag about, is a responsibility and a commitment to social justice.
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But the candidates who have something to brag about will start releasing selected numbers well ahead of the reporting deadline.
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Trump loves to brag about new records in the stock market, tweeting about them relentlessly since taking office in 2017.
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Create your profile, add some photos, write an intriguing bio, brag about where you went to school, and you're done.
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It is one thing to cover up a corrupt system, but quite another to freely brag about its true nature.
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What I really wanted to do was brag about her distinction as one of the few female bankers in Detroit.
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Even men who have denounced individual bad actors couch their denouncements in an unspoken brag: They were not like him.
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This was at an appearance with the poor prime minister of Norway, who had to look sympathetic when Trump managed to find ways — in a rather short press conference — to brag about the American trade surplus with her country, say "no collusion" seven times, brag about winning the Electoral College and attack Hillary Clinton.
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Then in 2000, Edwards said he overheard a local water official openly brag about cheating on the lead and copper rule.
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Kanye West just dropped his outsized version of a brag-filled New Year's Eve Facebook status — a new track called "Facts".
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The account also issued a slight humble-brag, noting that in the period Hatch was deemed dead, he advanced three bills.
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The hashtag # is trending on Twitter today as users join in to brag, or joke, about misstatements on their job applications.
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Humble brag: I was the only reporter to step out of my role briefly at the Dec press conference and #ThanksYellen.
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In the interest of science, I tried each location twice, once with a loyalty card (not to brag), and once without.
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The two products Trump could brag about were Trump bottled water and Trump wine, which he served at the press conference.
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Instagram has become the new place for anglers to document every whopper, swap stories about secret fishing holes and, well, brag.
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And after a week of hearing me brag about my fancy pillow, my boyfriend has started snagging it when he can.
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Why did one Mississippi Republican Senate candidate brag that "I won't be answering to Mitch McConnell" if he wins his race?
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But the car company is unique in its ability to brag the loudest, and flash the most cash, toward that goal.
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Click on to get in on it STAT, and prepare to majorly brag about all the deals you're about to score.
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Wherever we feel less confident and hungry for others' good opinion, we'll be likely to exaggerate, brag, and strut our stuff.
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"The whole world has heard Trump brag about how he mistreats women and the disturbing stories just keep coming," Clinton said.
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When people brag about how they've slept "like a baby," I get incredibly jealous of them, and also of the baby.
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This goes for everything from a sit down with the Intelligence and National Security Alliance to a drunk brag on Facebook.
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Felicis can — and does — further brag that has enjoyed a $20163 billion(ish) exit in each of the last seven years.
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We brag about being the birthplace of modern democracy, but the reality is that we make it really hard to vote.
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In a hot mic recording from 2005, Trump was caught making crude comments about women, appearing to brag about groping them.
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On the campaign trail, Republicans will have something to brag about when discussing what they have achieved in the Trump Era.
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Not everyone can brag about having such an open and honest relationship with their parents, especially when it comes to sex.
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"I thought you were going to brag about how much my grandkids are big fans of yours," Pelosi joked to Ryan.
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Not to brag, but by the time we hit the stage, we could have easily been confused as legit backup dancers.
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The best example, which reporters confronted him over, was his demonstrably false brag about the size of his Electoral College victory.
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Yes, the driver made sure to brag about the glow of being around famous people to one of Taylor Swift's besties.
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Not to brag or anything, but I, Corbin Smith, have covered a not inconsiderable number of sporting events for various publications.
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It's hard to believe Tyga's not-so-humble brag isn't what inspired Chyna to go off on her ex so publicly.
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For multiple election cycles, Democrats often seemed reluctant to defend or brag about the signature legislative achievement of the Obama administration.
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" As for the "Access Hollywood" video, Michelle says when she heard Trump brag about assaulting women ... her "body buzzed with fury.
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I'd like to brag and say I knew about all those other territories, but I definitely Googled just to make sure.
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"We were trying to think of something that would offend the internet," Yes Theory host Thomas Brag says in the video.
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Yes, the economy is doing relatively well right now, but based on the numbers, that's nothing for Trump to brag about.
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D.C. likes to brag about how it has the highest enrollment rate and the youngest, healthiest risk pool in the country.
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"I thought you were going to brag about how much my grandchildren are your big fans," Pelosi said to Ryan, laughing.
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She tended to brag about her ties to Russian intelligence when she was intoxicated, according to people familiar with the situation.
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"I didn&apost have scandals, which seems like it shouldn&apost be something you brag about," Obama said, according to Newsweek .
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" The president went on to brag about his relationship with Chinese president Xi Jinping, saying, "I really liked him a lot.
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Then the hackers would sometimes prank and harass the victims, and subsequently brag about the hacks on Twitter and with reporters.
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Tonight's fab for recognition, so the more you get done today, the more you can brag about when you're out tonight.
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I don't want to brag—I can't handle protests anymore, I had my fill in December 1989 when the regime fell.
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Charting her progress was a form of humble brag, some said; others accused her of — you should forgive — naked self-promotion.
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"Look, I don't want to brag about it, but man, do I have a good record of endorsements," Mr. Trump said.
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Sullivan could brag because he knew there was virtually no chance he'd be charged or prosecuted by local or state authorities.
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The display is also being extended by a couple of minutes, allowing Mr. Trump to brag of the biggest show ever.
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I've never heard anyone brag at work that they vanned any improvements, but I think this is what Mr. Silvestri meant.
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In his recent campaign, Mr. Modi could not brag about his achievements: He has accomplished little of what he had promised.
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Brag buddies is another one that I heard from women at a consulting firm, where women are really good at advocating.
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Rather, it remains commonplace for men to brag about sex with women, without regard for what the women themselves may want.
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Then they brag about the fact that 45 million people ... They basically went into every American home and turned it on.
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President Donald Trump commemorated International Women's Day on Friday in characteristic form — by posting a misleading brag about himself on Twitter.
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In 2007, Trump called Bamberger to brag about a 68 he had shot at Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles.
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On the Democratic debate stage Tuesday night, Mr. Buttigieg didn't brag about his military service, but he did outflank his rivals.
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The economic growth Trump likes to brag about was set in motion by an Obama who faced down an economic collapse.
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You can also store all of the information on your watch, in case you want to brag about your skills later.
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The so-called "Greta Effect" has spread throughout Sweden and Europe, inspiring travelers to "brag" about their eco-conscious train travel.
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Probably. It was my social media-less friend Kristen (she doesn't even brag about it) who first mentioned iNaturalist to me.
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In the United States, people love to brag about their children's accomplishments — their grades, their athletic wins, their piano recital applause.
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It's not the most difficult Friday puzzle I've ever solved, but that's meant to encourage new solvers rather than to brag.
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Republicans privately fretted that their bosses would have little to brag about when they spent August back in their home states.
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NBD," the Navy Chief of Information (CHINFO) tweeted Tuesday in a humble-brag; "NBD" is an acronym for "no big deal.
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Popular fast-casual chains brag of sustainability, as customers toss their compostable and recyclable bowls into the trash with wild abandon.
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President Donald Trump took a moment at his meeting with cybersecurity experts on Tuesday to brag about winning the November election.
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The creative director, designers, and Jasmin all seem to be in sync and love to brag about the doll's fashion cred.
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As I replied, you don't see other Fortune 500 ceos brag endlessly and loudly about changing the world when times are good.
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" Then you would joke and say, "He would probably brag and say now he's got the second tallest building in New York.
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" And as the alleged hack became apparent, one YouTube commenter wrote, "That is exactly why you don't brag about your wealth online.
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Wouldn't it make much more sense for him to just brag about his achievements, maybe fudging the numbers slightly in the process?
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Supervillains Journals Set This 3-pack of pocket-sized journals lets your loved ones brag about and plot out their diabolical schemes.
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And even if it isn't about showing off, unlike other dolphins it can turn its head, which is something to brag about.
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How high-intensity interval training could stall aging But if you don't brag about it later on Facebook, does it really count?
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" Fortune Feimster said, "Not to brag but I have a shelf just like that…only it's with a bunch of soccer trophies.
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And, having done so, go back to listening to Apple brag about how what happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone.
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Weinstein, she said, began to brag about actors he'd slept with and asked her to go to his room at the hotel.
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Over the past few days I've heard top executives from two massive electronics companies brag about the design of their television. Normal!
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So for Trump to brag about the ban as a way to keep America safe from ISIS really doesn't make any sense.
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Kendall Jenner flew back from NYC Friday ... a proud new homeowner, but she certainly wasn't in the mood to brag about it.
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Bose loves to brag about inventing noise cancelling technology for Space Shuttle astronauts years before any other headphone company was considering it.
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The women are fiercely protective of their heritage, and quick to brag about their "strong" and "capable" female family members and friends.
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Of course, his Westworld star father was front row for the big gig and couldn't help but brag on his Instagram page.
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And to this day, my husband can endlessly brag about how he handled the treacherous road conditions like a domesticated Bear Grylls.
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But it seems likely that whichever company builds a longer track will be the one that ultimately gets to brag about speed.
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Why We Tried It: Because who wouldn't want to make their own bag (and then brag about it to their friends after)?
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" She explained that she did not post the Snap videos to brag about the incident — "I'm not saying, 'Oh my God, guys.
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"Bushes were to win, but not brag; succeed, but not preen," Jon Meacham writes in his recent biography of the 41st president.
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When rappers brag about going from rags to riches, they might throw in a line about buying out the luxury retailer Barneys.
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TC: I don't need to watch white people brag about like the reversal of one of the greatest black victories in history.
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Though the game's quite simple, it's also deep if you're a completionist and want to brag in front of all your friends.
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If the president wants to continue to brag about a strong economy, then an executive order is something he can easily do.
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The president, celebrities—hell, everyone in America—likes to brag about how much they care that May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
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"Jaime has a lot to brag about — he's intelligent, stylish, very handsome and has an extremely hot body," Ms. Joshua said, laughing.
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"Musk's style is to brag about things and then do them," George Washington University's James Logsdon told The Guardian earlier this year.
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When you really want to brag"Invisible ink" makes your message look like it was submerged in beer until you swipe over.
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I'm not one of those people who likes to brag that everything is bigger in Texas, but in this case, it's true.
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He compared the then-businessman to a "predator" and claimed Trump would brag to his friends about the women he interacted with.
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He talked openly about this "coke thing" that he had, not to brag or excuse his actions, but to simply state reality.
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Dogs don't brag, and you rarely see them pontificating on news shows, so it's up to humans to act as their publicists.
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I've always been taught to never brag about our wines but our riesling with a plate of fesenjoon goes really well together.
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Trump loves to brag about his law-and-order bona fides, sounding the alarm about allegedly dangerous immigrants in the United States.
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"If people come to brag about getting close to the plant, that can't be helped, but at least they'll come," Sato said.
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His constant proclamations of his beauty were not mere vanity, not just a way to brag about how infrequently he got hit.
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"While we're delivering for Americans, Mitch McConnell and the Republican held Senate brag about being a tool of Washington special interests," Rep.
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He was sufficiently self-assured to "wing it" in debates and would even brag to audiences about how little he was preparing.
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PAOLO I played tennis in school, and not to brag or anything, but I was definitely the worst player on the team.
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If she has any regrets, Ms. Waldman said, these center on how her "humble-brag," as she put it, would dog her.
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Because energy technologies can take years to reach fruition, the agency does not yet have any wild success stories to brag about.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "The State of the Union is the one day of the year presidents are supposed to brag about their accomplishments.
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They had a balanced budget to brag about, but the dot-com bubble had burst and a recession was on the horizon.
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You can brag on your work on social media, where we monitor the hashtag #NYTCooking on Instagram and Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest.
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Or, true to his size-matters creed, he can brag about losing certain demographics by the hugest majority in American Presidential history.
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Californians didn't brag about first in the nation status then; Mr. Cuomo shouldn't do so now, especially when it's not the case.
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This week was full of brag-worthy discoveries and brain-tickling finds that'll surely earn a spot in your Sunday brunch conversation.
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Male chief executives of Fortune 500 companies brag at Davos, Switzerland, about their healthy pipeline of women headed for the C-suite.
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But the basses and snares also acknowledge the band traditions of HBCUs, where the drums don't just speak — they extol and brag.
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He and his team would often brag about and (sometimes exaggerate) the size of the crowds at his campaign stops and rallies.
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He used the event — which always invites presidents on a nonpartisan basis — to brag about record crowd sizes and Electoral College victories.
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"People in his community, in their community, they know who they are...they brag about it, they talk about it," Trump said.
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And Alexa has this whole thing called skills or something like that and they always brag about how many skills there are.
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Alongside the older buildings, developers are adding mixed-use projects that brag about being places where residents can live, work, and play.
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Ubisoft finally came up with a way to brag about all the research that goes into Assassin's Creed games in a constructive way.
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We're always searching and scrolling, going down every hole until we find an account that we can brag about knowing before anyone else.
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"I'm not going to act on what people write about in the newspapers or even what people may brag they've done," Tillerson said.
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Given the college admissions scandal that's still making headlines, this was a strange brag — the school literally has a building named after him.
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She teamed it with an off-the-shoulder knit dress and a teddy bear coat she couldn't help but brag about on Snapchat.
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Now that June is home, Serena is free to brag about her baby to the other Wives during the strangest baby shower ever.
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I say that not to brag — I'm honestly really skittish, so jump scares get me every time — but to put things in perspective.
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And brands that aren't official sponsors of the Games aren't allowed to brag about their athletes who've made it to the Olympics, either.
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"I've been nonstop posting about our sweet precious babies, but let me brag on my husband for a second," wrote Giudici Lowe, 32.
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McDowall: Everyone I play with in indy ball, I tell them Bryce is my catcher, because they brag about their catcher in college.
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That will certainly be the case for whatever ally's intelligence methods and practices were just spilled to the Russians during Trump's brag sessions.
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Irizzary, however, seemed to get a little too excited about "thwarting" police and went on the department's Facebook page to brag about it.
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Trump is often more likely to brag about his supposed brilliance and wealth than he is to claim he might actually know nothing.
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" The Oscar-winner also claimed, "Not to brag or anything, but I think we're the only two brothers to win Academy Awards, ever.
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I'm more strong than he is," Chandler says ... "Listen, I'm not trying to brag, but I go against 300-pound men every day.
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DP: We think this is, I mean, this will be, if it really works, this will be something that we brag about forever.
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To appeal to Trump voters in rural agricultural communities we should brag about American farming practices that are often the leaders in sustainability.
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What's interesting about the word flex is that, unlike the words "brag" and "show off," it does not have a strictly negative connotation.
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This is a guy who loves to brag about positive economic numbers, as he did on Twitter on Friday and again on Saturday.
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Roy Blunt pointed out, have the advantage of being able to brag to voters about their vote against the must-pass spending bill.
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He would later brag to Blanks that he was having sex with various partners several times a day while he was courting her.
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Americans might feel more divided than ever before, but she likes to brag that she got 24 bills signed into law under Trump.
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They brag about test scores and dance recitals and clog up Facebook with posts I use to justify my avoidance of social media.
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But he did brag that America was doing better than the rest of the world in fighting the root cause of climate change.
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"Where I come from — which is Indiana, and I'm a Hoosier five generations both sides — you do not boast or brag," she said.
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"Trump's clearly got a theory of deal-making — demand the world, take the most you can, and then brag about it," he said.
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If he'd been making the big money he talked about, he would have released his tax returns so he could brag about it.
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Their social media accounts post photographs of rainbow flags during Pride Month, and their corporate websites brag about their policies toward L.G.B.T. employees.
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He'll brag that he concentrated his own campaign-trail energy on that chamber of Congress and on those races, and he'll be right.
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"He's conscious that he has this status with Python, and he obviously doesn't want to boast or brag about it," Mr. Iannucci said.
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Students of color experienced a different city: Bloomberg wants to brag about his educational accomplishments for these children, but he vastly overstates them.
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Because, it's like the girl is just there as a means for him to get off and a means for him to brag.
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It has also inspired a spinoff Swedish expression: tågskryt, or "train brag", for when someone shows off about their virtuous, rail-based holidays.
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Not to brag, but choosing the best TV of the decade has never been so daunting a task as it is right now.
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There, Republican leaders are likely to brag about the ways they have improved the House bill or early versions of their own bill.
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This year he is set to post a bigger number than his peers — but this time it won't be anything to brag about.
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"You can't underestimate the art of the humble-brag," and other smart advice to remember the next time you're interviewing for a job.
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No one goes to Garden Underground to boost their status, brag about their acquisitiveness, flirt with other men or women, or get high.
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Americans might feel more divided than ever, but she likes to brag that she got 24 bills signed into law under President Trump.
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As Trump likes to brag, 2000 percent of his campaign has been self-financed (although the veracity of this claim has been questioned).
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Generally these are not substantive changes in policy position; more often they're immediate reversals on pledges not to brag or insult his opponents.
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Only a man obsessed with his own celebrity would use a fake persona to brag to the press about how beautiful women stalk him.
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Of course, it goes without saying that you have to actually know how to do those things if you're going to brag about them.
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And yes, this grants you all the freedom in the world to brag to your Thanksgiving guests how fancy the food is they're eating.
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While plenty of other brands brag about their lipsticks lasting 12 hours, I confirmed rather quickly that this lipstick honestly just... doesn't come off.
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Someone that doesn't brag, for example, that he has been bankrupt four times and it was great, because he could use the legal system.
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Its purpose is to allow users to brag about their brunches with bae (fucking murder me), cute dogs, fire memes, and selfies with friends.
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It seems even Emmy-nominated actors want to brag to their friends that they have a photo with the King in the North himself.
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The winner will be notified on February 11 — just in time to brag to everyone you know about winning the perfect Valentine's Day gift.
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And since GoPro loves to brag about its commitment to making rugged gadgets, we'll probably crash the Karma to see how it holds up.
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Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump loves to brag about the power behind his 9.4 million Twitter followers and how he can reach voters directly.
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He's an egomaniac, obsessed with fame, and is using the highest office of the country to boast and brag about how popular he is.
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Sheeran can hook up with Taylor Swift's girl squad and then brag about it to Rolling Stone when they put him on the cover.
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Look for high prices and a chef and/or server who knows exactly where the beef originates and is proud to brag about it.
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From aspiring actress to successful actress to actual British royal, no one has more to brag about at their high school reunion than her.
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Lots of people like to brag that they've seen a ghost before, but how many of them can say they've gotten one to commit?
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She also wrote about dark corners of the internet where perpetrators brag about stealthing and share tips on how to get away with it.
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Many leaders bring gift-wrapped "victories" to meetings with Trump — such as major investments in America and new jobs he can brag about afterwards.
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It's a surprising addition; so many new phones lean towards more streamlined appearances (and some even brag about not having any ports at all).
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Yeah, I think that in my generation, we've never really thought of weed as something to brag about or make a big deal about.
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Security companies love to brag about how their services are being utilized by billion-dollar corporations—up until the point those corporations get compromised.
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And like their unconventional love story — not many can brag about wedded bliss post-reality TV — Roper is hoping for an unconventional childbirth, too.
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I'm not entirely sure why that's brag-worthy, since Hoya is a company most photographers associate with lens filters rather than the lens itself.
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Our sense of style, however, wasn't much to brag about (and still causes us to simultaneously laugh and cringe when we see old photos).
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Page says his DDP Yoga program has also been a huge factor in David's success -- and he ain't too proud to brag about it!
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Janice Dickinson can no longer brag about dating a doctor, because the man she's set to marry just surrendered his license ... TMZ has learned.
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Some brag that their beginnings add to the allure of their unique products, while others opt to keep their cards close to their chests.
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Day 18: "Spitter" – Dedication 2, 2006 Kyle: It's Friday, and I'm in Paris, France, at the time of this publishing, which, wow, brag much?
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And then to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of character and integrity of this disgruntled former White House employee.
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Trump can fudge the timeline and brag to his supporters that all this happened due to his hard rhetoric — and without a real wall.
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Investors should be skeptical of companies like General Electric that "brag" about always beating earnings expectations and raising dividends, Herb Greenberg warned on Monday.
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Almost all of the book's characters speak fluent brag and dis, with the exceptions of strait-laced Isaiah and his beloved older brother, Marcus.
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" Knoll also says that women need to learn to brag and to want more — like being able to "jet to Mexico on a Tuesday.
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Boosting HomePod sales — and Apple Music subscriptions to go along with it — will only give Apple more to brag about on future earnings calls.
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Not to brag or anything, but I had had diarrhea before, and with the right approach it always went away in a few days.
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If you get a sense that the company is filled with workaholics and martyrs who brag about pulling all-nighters, be on high alert.
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Trump called into a radio show he was appearing on to brag: "I've been successful with your girlfriend, I'll tell you that," Trump said.
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Finland showed me that in the coldest parts of Europe, the startup scene is pretty hot, and has plenty of activity to brag about.
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Plus, Twitter has rolled out a new #iRegistered emoji you can tweet out to brag about your plans to vote in the upcoming election.
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He also took the opportunity of the Florida visit to brag about having been endorsed by "the great Brian France," the head of Nascar.
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How can anyone have confidence in his or her government when the leader continues to brag in the face of widespread evidence of incompetence?
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It's a reminder of the reckoning Katrina forced that we shouldn't forget (it's also a convenient subtle brag for Wayne, who remains the GOAT).
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In 2016, the Washington Post revealed that Trump used to call reporters using the pseudonyms "John Miller" and "John Barron" and brag about himself.
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So the parents who constantly brag about Templeton's backhand, the ones you can't stand seeing at the potluck, probably aren't moving to Oyster Bay.
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He has breath enough to brag even when he's on the elliptical in the building's gym, and a sales agent comes in with clients.
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There are things to brag about, like the state's large cash surplus, and then there are the challenges: traffic, homelessness and soaring home prices.
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In Visalia, the Central Valley city where the twins grew up, gang fights were the norm and good grades weren't something to brag about.
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Co-working landlords like WeWork actually brag up their "micro-roasted coffee bar," a major departure from the days of the tepid instant variety.
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"We want to brag about the plan," Mr. Trump said, after asking those assembled how he was doing in his debut as a politician.
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First, you can simply come out and brag about your accomplishments because candid bragging is viewed as more genuine and more honest than humblebragging.
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"[He's] somebody I can't brag enough about," Obama said of Administrator Craig Fugate in Baton Rouge, La., during a visit to flood-damaged areas.
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Perhaps investing more in working-class Americans -- instead of blaming innocent immigrants and refugees -- might further improve the economy he loves to brag about.
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Texans — often especially the most conservative ones — brag about how many people move there from other states, fueling the growth of dynamic metropolitan economies.
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Kelley would laugh, fingers touching her collarbone, "we're not those kind of people"—and, at the same time, brag about their daughter's musical genius.
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It's weird that people in the room don't remember Trump using that word when Trump himself was calling friends to brag about it afterwards.
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Did an ant crawl across his microphone mid-speech and he just couldn't resist the urge to brag about his little fellas back at home?
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While it was an uncomfortable experience for Rachel, she's doing fine now and has a viral video with over 5 million views to brag about.
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Rascals takes place in a small-town amateur gymnastics scene, where the local clubs brag about how their coaches almost made it to the Olympics.
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I knock two out before lunch and brag a little (without throwing my boss under the bus) in a few carefully-worded emails to clients.
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Worse, perhaps the Russians were using Keeler to get Profumo to brag about his knowledge of the most sensitive military technology of all: nuclear weapons.
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It allows those in the audience to brag that they have seen three different high-status speakers, without making them go to three different talks.
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It's the ultimate humble brag (we all know that family who sends out pages-long newsletters), and one of my favorite parts of the season.
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To find what Democrats and Republicans said about your state, click on the highlighted portion ("your state".) Republicans and Democrats brag about fundamentally different things.
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But truthfully, napkins have been a major part of my Foodie regimen for years now, I just haven't felt the need to brag about it.
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The 4th annual #DogThanking social media campaign offers pet owners a chance to brag about their fur babies while also helping animals across the country.
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It's fun to brag to your friends about all the free food you get at work, whether it's donuts on Mondays or pizza on Fridays.
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Venture capitalists often brag about the skill required to land the best deals, but most of the time, it comes down to luck and timing.
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The scammers can then keep these handles as digital mementos, brag about their acquisition, or resell them at a profit in a thriving underground community.
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Robby Mook, campaign manager for Hillary Clinton, told CNBC on Tuesday it's unacceptable for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump to brag about not paying taxes.
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As much of a loudmouth as you are, you don't really brag, Sag, even though you do have plenty of things to be proud of.
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During the US presidential campaign, women who'd been victims of sexual assault watched the Republican candidate—and now president-elect—brag about sexually assaulting women.
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Her critique of intimacy remains intimate, however, owning its own biases while rejecting the dishy humble-brag, the brave over-share, and over-generalized neuroscience.
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Which brings us to the famous Kessel Run, a smuggler's shipping route Solo uses in the franchise's first film to brag about his ship's speed.
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"I like to brag about our depth and I thought guys like (Louis) Adams and (Nyaires) Redding did a great job," Edwards told the media.
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He might not brag about this one, but Lindsay Lohan famously wore Givenchy back in 2012 ... during one of her many, many, many court appearances.
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Stockholm can boast not only about its hordes of clever startups—Paris, Berlin and others brag about these too—but also of fully fledged firms.
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People, the next time you hear him brag about his incredible, unique, no-Washington-insiders campaign, feel free to yell back: Show me the money.
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The fact that the words of an American president now count for so little, and are so easily laughed at, is nothing to brag about.
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The first day back at work after a holiday weekend is a great time to brag to colleagues about all the awesome things you did.
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He speaks in incoherent sentence fragments and never resists an opportunity to brag, even when his self-adulation is based on partial or complete falsehoods.
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That was the official truth until Putin decided to brag a year later that he had ordered the return of Crimea to Russia on Feb.
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"Programs will brag that they are the best, with extraordinarily high rates of pregnancy even in women over 40," Dr. Sauer said in an interview.
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They have Michelin-star chefs in their offices and like to brag about it; we're lucky if we can catch a Jack in the Box.
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" The words "nuclear button" were trending on Twitter after the dueling threats, which actress Alyssa Milano described as "a very dangerous game of brag tag.
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The healthy economy, which you inherited from your predecessor and brag about every chance you get, may not be as strong as many people assume.
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When he scratched it off, he discovered that it was a goddamn winner, and raced home to brag about his $10,000 windfall to his roommates.
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When I was a kid, at primary school, we always used to settle fights like this: We would brag about how hard our dads were.
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He used a question about his current wife, Soon-Yi, as an opportunity to brag about how much he feels he contributed to her life.
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You can brag about your sweet score, but you can't (yet, we hope) grit your teeth in 1v1 showdowns with your fellow Apple Watch enthusiasts.
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"Women have not been socialized to brag and have their names on things," said Debra Mesch, director of the Women's Philanthropy Institute at Indiana University.
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Guard Ross Pierschbacher worked hard not to brag when asked if Alabama would need to contribute some mistakes to the opponent to lose a game.
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You see the United Launch Alliance, the Lockheed/Boeing rocket partnership, brag to Congress about having 1,200 suppliers in different states to make its rockets.
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Take Apple for instance, they consistently brag up new features such as battery life or pressure sensitive screens, however they don't have wholey new things.
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Some came to love him more because of the bluster and brag, or to like him in spite of it, but many declared him insufferable.
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On Tuesday morning, Trump tweeted a very lengthy and not-at-all-humble brag about how median household income is high and unemployment is low.
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Instagram influencers can no longer promote vaping or guns It's another step in making Instagram a safer place to brag about how attractive you are.
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And why would he intentionally recall and brag about one of the single most controversial things he's ever said (a distinction not thrown around lightly)?
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The President likes to brag on Apple these days, and the billions of dollars the company says it's planning to invest in new US facilities.
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You may still want to ask yourself, "How's my 401(k) doing?" even though the markets aren't giving President Donald Trump anything to brag about.
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As has been widely reported -- and as Trump himself likes to brag about -- the President does not pay many, if any, taxes, at any level.
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NYU was supposed to be the first step on my road to becoming a lawyer, someone with a "good job" that she could brag about.
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"I am disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women, who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women — and because he happens to have an 'R' next to his name we look the other way," the former CNN "Capital Gang" regular panelist said.
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They didn't brag about that, though, and at least in public spent more time praising democratically elected leaders with liberal values like German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Most Americans wouldn't know this because Obama and Clinton – let alone the Democrats currently running for office – do not boast and brag the way Trump does.
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" At The Brag, Arca Bayburt writes Eight Reasons Why I Hate The Word "Lesbian," including that "it's difficult to divorce the word from its stereotypical baggage.
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If you find you want to brag grandly because someone else is talking about their success and it's taking the spotlight away from you, hold back.
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So look for the president to trumpet the win and continue to brag about the Kavanaugh confirmation, as he continues to do about Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Turns out, you shouldn't brag about reaching 4,000 matches on Tinder in front of a group of guys who are vying for the same woman's heart.
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Something that, when I allow myself to brag, I take some small measure of credit for: we formed a vibrant, healthy, supportive, and fun community online.
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The OG royals can brag that they survived the release of two schmaltzy movies devoted to Prince William and the now-Duchess of Cambridge's love story.
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Disney likes to brag that it's the only studio in Hollywood history to have made more than $7 billion at the box office in one year.
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"From the maths point of view it is not bad but conceptually it is far from an ideal situation that you can brag about," said Polevoy.
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In an effort to gain some additional credibility in the office, you jump in on a conversation about Excel and brag about your own spreadsheet mastery.
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Even Carrier, the air conditioner manufacturer that gave Trump something to brag about by keeping 800 jobs in the U.S., said they're investing in more automation.
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After winning in the Nevada caucuses, Trump went so far as to brag about how he received the most votes even among the least educated voters.
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Anomalie claims their dresses are just as high-quality at a fraction of the price, and you get to brag about how you helped design it.
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When conversation turns to work, don't brag about how hard you work, or how detail-oriented you are—you're not out with a Virgo, after all!
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It would be going too far to say President Trump's top budget guy is happy to brag about how his boss is an easily manipulable dupe.
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Wealth and success are admired in America, but the economic sadism that Donald Trump and his surrogates brag about has always been despised, for good reason.
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Your friends don't typically share how horny they are on their Instagram stories; they're much more apt to humble brag about a cool concert or dinner.
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And that was on a daily basis -- he would brag about his relationship and his access to the White House before Bannon left the White House.
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Republicans brag about winning 78 out of the state's 87 counties in 2016, failing to mention that they still lost the state by over 40,000 votes.
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Trump has abandoned the basic modesty code that has always ennobled the American middle class: Don't brag, don't let your life be defined by gilded luxuries.
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He wants it all — all the votes, all the adulation and all the things that will be useful for him to brag about in the future.
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The best part of these talks isn't viewing the technology; it's listening to each sponsoring company brag about how much better it is than its competitors.
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Then again, in 2015, only about 20 countries – mostly parliamentary democracies – could brag that 40 percent or more of their executive cabinets were comprised of women.
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He remains remarkably calm through the entire thing, and doesn't once need to reach for a paper brag to breathe into—like we're doing right now.
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But sitting at the event, the family was reluctant to brag about the connection, expressing remorse that their ancestor had also wrought the battle's first casualty.
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What baby-boomer dad wouldn't want to brag to his buddies at work about the huge steak that his child made for him on Father's Day?
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Scarborough added that Trump would call him during his 85033 presidential campaign to brag about stories that were appearing in the Enquirer about his Republican opponents.
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Dropping today, ABH's Lash Brag Volumizing Mascara comes with an hourglass-shaped brush that promises to deliver dramatic volume and length with a soft, conditioned feel.
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But you don't get very excited about it, don't brag about it, don't replace it very often, and don't expect revolutionary new features when you do.
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Gilly mocked Sam for trying to explain to Jon where babies come from, but I think in his own clumsy way, Sam was trying to brag.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Last Friday (February 3) saw the release of Nines' brag-filled, matching-shirted collaboration with J Hus "High Roller".
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The N.F.L. likes to brag about the competitiveness across the league, how in every year since 71.23 at least one team with a winning percentage of .
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For example, many law schools brag about their faculty's prestigious article placements, and such placements can also affect hiring, tenure and salary decisions at law schools.
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Trump and his constant railing against the Iran deal also makes it difficult to brag about any deal with Kim that falls short of complete denuclearization.
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Jordan does not dwell on her lone major title and, in fact, rarely tells friends and colleagues about it because she does not want to brag.
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That will mean not only a better connection for everyone's phones, so you can more easily brag on social media about being at the big game.
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I think it's fair to say that they care more about being able to brag that they got rid of Obamacare than about your political standing.
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The goal of these brag sessions might be to boost people&aposs confidence — after all, people prefer to focus on their accomplishments and minimize their shortcomings.
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Then again, only about 2900 countries -- mostly parliamentary democracies -- can brag that 220006 percent or more of their executive cabinets were comprised of women in 2202.
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It is now fashionable for Americans to binge-watch for hours on end and then brag to coworkers, friends and relatives about their marathon viewing sessions.
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"The only way you'll know what he can do is to watch him on the field because he's not going to brag about himself," Jimel said.
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Wednesday morning, Trump took to Twitter to brag about the U.S. nuclear arsenal, and on Thursday morning, North Korea detailed a planned missile salvo toward Guam.
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While one militia may brag about not having fired a shot, others say they are "hunting Mexicans" and collude with Border Patrol agents providing unauthorized assistance.
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Applying with real results might also reduce the importance of personal statements, nicknamed "brag sheets", which give an edge to those with pushy parents or teachers.
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Three months into Donald Trump's presidency, congressional Republicans enter a two-week Easter recess without a major legislative victory to brag about to voters back home.
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While Netflix can brag a bit about the Documentary Feature category (where it scored two nominations), both streaming services were blanked for their more visible projects.
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It partly is Instagram, and other social media, where the consumption we now share and brag about in a way, is the stuff we take pictures of.
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From Nina Dobrev to Chris Pine, A-listers are signing on to their social networks to brag about the adorable rescue animals they've welcomed into their lives.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - After months of disappointing returns, hedge funds finally have something to brag about, posting their best returns of the year in July when stocks rebounded.
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He simply made it clear that regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, it's not okay to brag about making unwanted sexual advances toward women.
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Wannabe hackers and the real ones alike often brag, and the internet is rife with people falsely claiming credit for, or accusing someone else of, such activity.
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Which is not to say The Magicians shouldn't brag — if they want to spend all of Season 4 bragging about their magnificent ensemble, that would work too.
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And while it may be gauche to brag about how much money you make or boast about huge bonuses, her photo is more funny than faux pas.
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A recent New York Times article described (as if it were something new) the way that people in high tech brag about the long hours they work.
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As a person with nearly perfect vision (not trying to brag, I swear), the thought of a morning routine that includes touching your eyeballs sounds pretty horrifying.
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"I found his requests for money particularly funny since he took it upon himself to brag about being rich and retired at 30 years old," she said.
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Plus, there was one number that's worth noting, if not something to necessarily brag about: Apple Maps' team has corrected 2.5 million issues based on customer feedback.
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I dated a guy when I was 19 who was 35, and he'd always brag to his friends that he was sleeping with a 19-year-old.
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But when talking to The Sun Trump did what he so often does and pushed the brag to the next level, like he's playing telephone with himself.
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If your wife was a superhero smashing all kinds of records and inspiring girls and boys around the world, wouldn't you want to brag about it too?
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An impressive handwriting champion Having really nice handwriting is always a brag-worthy achievement, and 103-year-old Sara Hinesley certainly has a reason to be proud.
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Rappers brag all the time about how they got the sauce and often how about how they have the juice as well, but really what's the difference?
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John Conyers, D-Michigan and author of the Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act Early on, our co-sponsors were steady, but nothing to brag about.
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Everton had a lot to brag about today, after a 6-3 drubbing of Bournemouth—thanks primarily to Romelu Lukaku's jaw-dropping four goals on the day.
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Milton also never skipped a chance to brag, and that spring his bluster was inexhaustible because six of his fighters made it to the Golden Gloves finals.
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Runners just love to brag about how they get a runner's high from logging miles, but there's another bodily byproduct that far fewer people talk about: poop.
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And Cameron joins the head-scratching chorus of those trying to process Donald Trump's hollow brag that he'd have run into the school to save the students.
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We could make this, you know, over time a much rarer event, and that would be one of the things we brag about like the internet, right?
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It's shaping up to be the indie hit of the year — so get on it now and brag to your friends later when they miss the boat.
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Trump's version of family values is to have a bunch of them — he's had three wives and he likes to brag about his affairs with married women.
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In South Korea, President Moon Jae-in commended Trump on his year-old election and the booming stock market, two of Trump's favorite areas to brag about.
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Before last November's election, Project Veritas released a series of heavily edited videos that included a Democratic activist appearing to brag about deploying troublemakers at Trump rallies.
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Yovanovitch testified that former Vice President Joe Biden did not brag about stopping a prosecution in Ukraine, undercutting an allegation from Trump and some of his backers.
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Really, if you look they're like, 'If somebody posts Jennifer I'll post Jessica,' and then they brag about the different methods they've used to acquire the photos.
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"We have prepared well, I can brag a little about that," laughed Deschamps after securing a place in Sunday's final in Moscow against either Croatia or England.
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We bet you're just dying to self-congratulate at this moment and loudly brag about eating a kale and quinoa salad for lunch at your desk today.
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Or maybe you're an urban farmer and keep a backyard coop of your own to be able to brag about having the freshest omelettes in the neighborhood.
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Nor did Coker have a raft of witnesses who say they heard Moore brag about stabbing and mutilating Timothy Coggins and then dragging him behind a truck.
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Tired of hearing his young friends, Ferrando and Guglielmo, brag about the fidelity of their fiancées, Alfonso challenges them to put their money where their mouths are.
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"It is leveraging off people who are beating their bodies up every day," as well as work warriors who brag about their long hours on the job.
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Still, it does sell a lot of corn, and Trump was in Iowa to brag that he'd opened the door to still more ethanol at the pump.
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While a labor shortage seems like something for President Donald Trump to brag about, there is one troubling sign: The total number of job openings is decreasing.
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As Richard Hasen, the constitutional law scholar, points out in The Times, the court's ruling encourages politicians to brag about gerrymandering for the sake of partisan gain.
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This can be seen especially on YouTube, where teens and young adults film "haul" videos with the clothing that they have purchased to brag about their wealth.
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But Trump has viewed the added meeting as an opportunity to brag about the American economy -- and his role in it -- to nations where growth is slowing.
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That number brag should translate to a decent speed bump that keeps up with some of the more complex photo and video processing software in these phones.
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Before Greg Abbott was elected governor in 2014, as state attorney general he used to brag about getting up in the morning and suing the Obama administration.
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"People may hate me or love me, but they all want to brag that they once sat next to me at a dinner party," he once said.
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Her practice of personally calling up supporters for a brief chat — which usually prompts these supporters to brag about it on social media — had a similar effect.
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Bipartisanship gives both Republicans and Democrats the opportunity to brag to their constituents about all the good things they have accomplished (and why they should be reelected).
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When the presidential campaign got underway, he began to brag that he and Putin had spent quality time together when they were on the same news program.
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Social Media has become a platform to brag about the new award you won, the places you traveled to, or the friendships you made or already had.
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Her poor showing in Nevada — fifth place with just over 4 percent as of late Saturday — left her little to brag about in her caucus evening speech.
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Many bakeries, even the kind that grind their own flour and brag of centuries-old sourdough starter, stock whole Pullman loaves, white bread in an artisanal disguise.
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"He did brag about his ability to try to find out about what was going on, but he had no intermediary," the defense attorney told the jury.
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When he came in for his initial assessment, he was somewhere between 56 and 65 in stretch years, he said; now he is a brag-worthy 25.
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Similar to the people who brag about not watching Game of Thrones, it takes a willful effort to ignore such a ubiquitous cultural force as Taylor Swift.
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The group, now with more than 27,000 members, is a hyper-earnest, incredibly positive place where fathers use hashtags like #BlackLove and brag about their children's accomplishments.
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Ms. Witt, he remembered, would mention drone strikes, extrajudicial killings and atrocities against children, all of which she claimed her colleagues in the military would brag about.
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Get excited for the federal government to brag about this achievement, which came at a significant cost to the LGBTQ community over a period of many months.
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Trump, though, missed the point, and seems to have turned a question meant to elicit some conservative red meat into a chance to brag about his popularity.
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They're a time for presidents to brag about their accomplishments, say how much they've loved serving the country, and give a final goodbye on their way out.
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"My brother was on his way to my house when the encounter happened to, among other reasons, brag about beating me to the galactic core," he said.
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The next day or days after we would hear about it, he would brag about it to his friends and it would get around that he scored.
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For Republicans, the term is a point of pride, and something McConnell has used to brag about when he puts the kibosh on what he deems "socialist" policies.
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It had a different feel, different currency, different language… It was a really fun experience, and it was a cool brag experience to say 'I've been to Swaziland.
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Nature's annual flamboyant display of blooms reminds us of that scene in Alice In Wonderland where the flowers brag about how they're the most popular girls in school.
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A statesman is expected to be humbled by tragedy; Trump's response to tragedy, from terrorist attacks to gun deaths in Chicago, is to brag that he predicted it.
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Overall, Garcia is 1-3 with a 3.80 ERA this season, not much to brag about, especially given how thin the organization is in terms of elite talent.
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When it comes to work talk, don't flaunt your title or brag about your salary or alma mater since that's a turn-off for this grounded earth sign.
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He liked to brag that he was taking drugs off the streets of Illinois, but most of the cannabis was just passing through on its way somewhere else.
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But the apparent masquerade suggests that Trump was such an avid deceiver, and so vain, that he needed to brag about his many girlfriends and his business success.
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So watch the clip above, get inspired, go brag about your dog and then keep an eye out for the upcoming National Purina Pro Plan Incredible Dog Challenge.
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While Brompton likes to brag about its front-hub motor being built in collaboration with the Formula 203 engineers from Williams, I can't say I was especially impressed.
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A campaign to promote gender equality seemingly designed to reclaim Donald Trump's videotaped brag about grabbing women by the genitals is being criticized for doing just the opposite.
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Chipotle loves to brag about buying local and organic ingredients, but what the ads don't tell you is that Chipotle knows this decision makes its food less safe.
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On the subject of Stranger Things: Not to brag but I'm actually very good friends with the puppet that performed the role of the Demogorgon in season 1.
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Your average iPhone owner, on the other hand, probably just wants a general sense of how they're doing—and maybe a digital badge to brag about among friends.
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This is not a humble brag, this is me saying holy shit I was in The Simpsons tonight and also I can't believe how sexy they drew me.
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Ross and Drake pair to brag about how they could easily get any women they want while expressing their love for women with big breasts and big butts.
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But now we have a POTUS who books meetings with Kanye West, devotes his Black History Month speech to Omarosa, and continues to brag about his Apprentice ratings.
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I don't do this to brag or think I'm better than anyone, but it's definitely something I have that people can see and know I worked for this.
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While the average person might turn to Instagram to brag about their wealth, the mega-rich can afford to boast on "Rich Kids, " an exclusive photo sharing network.
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Still not much to brag about: Both industries still feature few women in leadership positions, with Wall Street eking out a meager 25.5% to 24.8% "win" over tech.
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Documenting your vacation is necessary to remember all of the little details from your trip, brag to your friends and, of course, for all of those Instagram likes.
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All that said, it's undeniable some people read TMZ religiously while others go out of their way to brag that they have no idea who Brad Pitt is.
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For example, stubbornly refusing your aunts' wisdom as you brag about your impeccable immune system is a solid way to curse yourself into getting sick, I can attest.
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" One of Shafer's former bookkeepers, Lisa Clifton, who was hired in 2012, told me that Shafer used to brag about his political connections, saying, "I wrote the laws.
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"It gives Democrats seeking re-election in the Senate something to go back home and brag about what they've been able to do for the state," he added.
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But an undercover female agent, assigned to befriend Engle, got him to brag about taking a couple of "liar loans" while she secretly had a tape recorder rolling.
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I don't say this to brag about our organization, but to make the case that this type of year-round organizing can pave the way for victory nationally.
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In Paul's hamlet, women were also encouraged to make regular visits to the shooting gallery, and the men would often brag about the shooting prowess of their wives.
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Finally, as if all that weren't enough, Back to the Future is also a really great movie for sharp, comedic dialogue, something that few blockbusters can brag about.
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" And then they interviewed other school kids and quoted them saying things like, "She always had a good relationship with the principal and she would brag about it!
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It has been weeks since President Trump visited to jovially toss rolls of paper towels to needy fellow Americans and brag about how successful the recovery effort was.
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I don't want to brag on my book, but I think, we're talking about BuzzFeed and Vice, just the characters and the foundation stories of those two companies.
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Nevertheless, Trump followed it up with another not-so-humble humble brag talking about how he doesn't talk about what his administration is doing in the Middle East.
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So if you want to project your inner Yeti Dad, feel free to brag about how your drink is still cold, after four hours sitting in the car.
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Its hundreds of daily flights in and out of Atlanta's airport are the main reason Georgia's capital can brag, with justification, that it is a truly international city.
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It's obvious," Menounos told PEOPLE about why pet owners should participate, adding that its a great opportunity to brag about your pet and potentially "make them a star.
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Mr. Trump has long been a ratings obsessive: He keeps photocopies of decade-old Nielsen charts and regularly called network executives at home to brag about "Apprentice" numbers.
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"It troubles me that we've seen district attorneys openly brag about not charging cases appropriately under the laws of our country," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in April.
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That way you can reap the rewards of people viewing you in a positive light and your co-workers won't see you as the source of the brag.
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In fact, as CNN notes, recent polls show that both Clinton and Trump "are viewed negatively at historic levels," giving both of their supporters little to brag about.
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Donald Trump has more numbers to brag about -- his Trump Straws are selling like hotcakes, quickly approaching $1 million in sales ... and MAGA hats have reached a milestone.
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He might no longer be the richest person in the world, but Jeff Bezos can at least brag that he&aposs the subject of a children&aposs book.
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The Republicans who are running for Congress have already noticed that when they go out and brag about the Trump tax cuts, there's a sound of crickets chirping.
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I've spoken at several funerals (not to brag, as a comic might say), and even there you get a little more leeway to offer a gentle put-down.
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Four days after the YouTube review was published, Greene turned to Twitter to brag that Hacken's coin was up 14 percent on the day to $1.54 per coin.
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Any Senate Democrat facing an uphill reelection campaign would be able to brag about stopping Republicans from taking away health care from 23-year-olds or sick people.
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Stanford's 45-16 Rose Bowl victory over Iowa gave the team bragging rights, and brag they did outside The Argyle in Hollywood, when they trashed talked their rival.
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But admitting that Russia interfered in the election in part to help elect Trump would tarnish Trump's victory — a victory he likes to brag about just a bit.
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The president will try to get his preferred message out to the American people, brag about what he's achieved so far, and call on Congress to do more.
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Photo credit: Dave Kohl/APYesterday Disney CEO Bob Iger went on CNBC's Closing Bell to talk about the company's earnings, and brag about Black Panther's extraordinary ticket pre-sales.
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Not only did she hit the stage in a sheer, bedazzled body suit looking incredible, she dropped a little humble-brag about how she stays in such great shape.
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In an act of poor taste, the High School Musical graduate combined a Martin Luther King Jr. Day tweet with a brag about how many Instagram followers he has.
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The man may brag about his bank account, but Pitbull Miami is reasonably priced at $20; not so major that I couldn't enjoy a summer fling with this scent.
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Parents who've raised kids here brag about them getting scholarships; one proud dad says his daughter turned down Stanford, MIT and Yale because she wanted to be a Cornhusker.
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Spotify is the latest to brag about stats: Since its release on March 3, Sheeran's album, pronounced "Divide," has surpassed the previous record for most first week of streams.
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And right now, Madewell is dangling some of those discounted, brag-worthy items right in front of our eyes — and we're about to do a whole lot of shopping.
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I don't break out much and on the whole I don't need to wear much makeup, so my ratings were all within the 90s, not to brag or anything.
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Remember that, while some people like to brag about low unemployment, job growth doesn't mean much when you need two or three of those jobs to make a living.
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"The environmental left portrays Scott Pruitt as a devil incarnate in their fund-raising solicitations, yet brag about how ineffective he is in dismantling Obama's climate rules," he said.
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She included words of encouragement for those battling with depression like herself ... and even tossed in a joke and a brag about Beyonce's mom cooking her a huge meal.
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Brands may brag that they're environmentally friendly, but Wirecutter hasn't found any proof that these processed fabrics are any greener than cotton — and they're not as durable or comfortable.
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Curry, whose Golden State Warriors just won the NBA Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers, starts by giving the Scotts a few pointers, and sneaks in a little humble brag.
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All images: Adam Clark EstesWhen I met Savant's top executives in their posh SoHo office, they were quick to brag about how their company helped design Steve Jobs' yacht.
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Republicans, on the other hand, were nearly three times as likely as Democrats to boast about job creation — and twice as likely to brag about their sports teams' performance.
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Following Tuesday's fiery season finale of Scream Queens, the 30-year-old actress took to Twitter to jokingly brag about locking lips with Dr. Brock Holt on a beach.
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So if you still want to brag about your professional successes to your industry colleagues or post baby pictures for your family to see, that will still be possible.
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The private gigabit internet service is now available in three cities nationwide, but Google can't yet brag about being available in every part of the city, like Chattanooga can.
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So if you've got $80 million lying around and want something you can really brag about — not to mention some envy-inducing selfie opportunities — you know who to contact.
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"He liked to brag about his sexual prowess and his desirability as a date, no matter who was around," write Barbaro and Twohey, presenting this as a bad thing.
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But President Trump, standing next to Putin, decided to attack the FBI's credibility and Hillary Clinton, and brag about how he won the election because of a brilliant campaign.
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Cloud providers love to brag about their customer wins and Amazon got a big one today when it announced that Comcast had chosen AWS as its preferred cloud provider.
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The scene in which they film a birthday greeting for their grandma that you and I certainly forgot is nothing more than a segue for Shosh to job-brag.
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"We worked in a smart way and didn't brag about meetings that we took or post everything we did on social media," said Kevin Sabet, who heads the group.
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Anyone can brag about being good at yoga, but imaginary Valencia boasts that not only does she have vaginal orgasms, but she's also not afraid of clowns and trains.
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So when the "Access Hollywood" tapes came out, and I heard a presidential candidate brag about sexual assault, and with a kind of easy laughter, my knees went weak.
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Morrison described how Sondland would brag about his access to Trump, including being the one to help set up the July 25 phone call between the two foreign leaders.
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Since the details of Trump's involvement in 9/11 recovery are so uncertain, Twitter users decided to mock the president's not-so-humble brag by creating the hashtag #LostTrumpHistory.
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You're amazing, Sag, and you have so much to brag about, but this Mercury retrograde asks you to keep some of these things to yourself, at least for now.
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If you wanted to be cool, I guess today you'd brag about giving a lot of money to charity, sport the right fragrance, and wear the right consumer clothing.
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This was a great added benefit – some of these autonomous flying cameras brag that their AI is so good they don't need to be (and can't be) flown manually.
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Meanwhile, their neighbors brag about their pregnancy and deliver passive-aggressive reminders that Summer really needs to take her scrap metal out to the curb once in a while.
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Ratcliffe has frequently boasted about overseeing the arrest of 300 illegal immigrants in one day at a poultry plant in 2008, a brag he even lists on his website.
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Another thing the 2017 fair can brag about is the number of highly respected galleries with highly unusual names — like Truth and Consequences (Geneva) and Scai the Bathhouse (Tokyo).
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Trump continues to brag about the relatively low number of diagnosed cases of the virus and deaths from it in America, but that data is corrupted by his incompetence.
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Monaco said people involved in the disinformation campaign likely wanted to sow panic and mistrust in Taiwan, and to brag about their exploits, while bolstering nationalism in mainland China.
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