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The England captain is the Bundesliga's top scorer and has already racked up 22 goals in 15 games across club competitions this season, but he is not one to show any arrogance.

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Wilders has accused Jetten of arrogance in claiming victory before the official declaration, and also shared unfounded allegations of voting irregularities.

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He called his defence "a manifesto... for all those who feel that the arrogance of power, corruption and lies has no place in the country where our children will grow up".

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"I think that youth and arrogance is a heady mixture," Pellow said.

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Here, there’s only a poignantly egoless transparency, exposing the lyricist’s personal flaws — his drunkenness, his arrogance — while capturing the fragile soulfulness that made those Rodgers and Hart tunes sing.

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