In face of such gloating by the political right, several newspapers have insisted that the whole affair is a storm in a teacup. |
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Had the consequences not been so tragic and desperately inhumane, we would have been excused for gloating. |
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While the Left Party is gloating over its unexpected election success, a grand coalition will go into action. |
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Not gloating, but out of respect, we knew the enormity of what we had achieved. |
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We are organizing as you are gloating, because in this game there is absolutely no rest for the weary. |
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There is a temptation to do a bit of gloating about the unprofessional standards of certain accountancy firms. |
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Say phooey to all your gloating girlfriends who spend V-day with any old bloke just because they are too insecure to make it on their own. |
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I knew you knew it would work out this way but gloating like that is, well, just tacky. |
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But before gloating at their discomfort, the government has its own manifesto dilemma. |
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There were throaty, gloating roars from more than 30,000 fans as their side notched up another league win in midweek. |
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Leading hawks within the Bush administration are gloating over their humbling of Europe and are opposed to any concessions to America's rivals. |
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The conventional politenesses of each relationship are interspersed with hurt, power play, and gloating. |
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I contemplated forgoing the gloating and simply waving to the Beemer boys in a gentlemanly, dignified manner. |
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This helped me to be a great deal less judgmental and to avoid gloating at the misfortune of others. |
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He knew if he didn't win this race he'd have to put up with his father gloating until kingdom come. |
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Even the BBC got in on the act, with a beautifully cheeky gloating graphic that caused more than a few double-takes. |
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The balance of gloating now seems to have moved to the supposed determination of the Americans to grab all the reconstruction contracts. |
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No, I'm not gloating, because too much pain has been caused. |
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There may be those who are secretly gloating about all this. |
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Not that gloating or reveling in his glory would have done him much good. |
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People are enjoying watching the billionaires, gloating on the misfortune of the deserving misfortunate. |
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We can see them gloating on the other side in the unholy alliance they have made with the separatists. |
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No wonder they are already gloating over bigger, better and more consistent markets. |
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My gloating was further bolstered by the knowledge that I wasn't contributing to the soupy airborne mess infecting most urban air spaces. |
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They ended up supporting the Conservatives' spending plans, which led to much glee and gloating from the government bench. |
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Rather than gloating at their one-sided goal glut, these were the supportive words of Egypt's general coach. |
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We respect our success without gloating, and we learn from our mistakes with humour and humility. |
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It is hard to feel victorious after a crackdown, with demonstrators still jailed and police officials gloating. |
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Team Christie has greeted the committee's news with somewhat predictable gloating. |
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After we finish laughing malevolently and gloating sometime in December, would it change things in the actual world? |
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Indeed, the recent economic setbacks have provoked an unseemly amount of gloating on the part of many in the developing world. |
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Democrats nationally were already gloating about the results on Tuesday night. |
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He sat there, gloating as he ate his second helping of dessert. |
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The rest may be a few minutes stretched-out relaxation, or a half hour working at or gloating over the results of a hobby, or a walk, or a whirl at some physical training apparatus. |
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Then we have the Prime Minister disgracing Canadians on the international scene by gloating over the deficit situation in which the Bush administration now finds itself. |
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Ray is a control freak, a fussbudget, a tireless ruminator and annoyance-nurser, and most of his overflowing mental energy goes into an anxious gloating over his happy marriage. |
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Glazy baronial types, with portentous and misguided names: Romulus and Creon, who were pleased to invite us to gala dinners, and to use us as their gloating mirrors. |
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And when we get there we'll either be gloating or making out to the gloaters we're not really that bothered about the result. |
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He stands over the body, gloating, and then demanding a full confession. |
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Sky's approach – as you'd expect, a combination of whooshy graphics and muted gloating – was entirely superseded by the coverage on Sky Arts, which essentially managed to be its own DVD extra. |
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Haifa has already been gloating about the collaboration and has posted a couple of sexy promotional posters as a sneak peek of what's to come, reported Al Jaras magazine. |
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The continued, admiring gloating over this act of rebellion in American schoolrooms, he concluded, has over the centuries imbued young Americans with an antitea attitude. |
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After such a tough campaign, they're gloating over their victory in the election. |
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