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bragging

noun as in bluster

noun as in braggadocio

noun as in mouth

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Despite Trump previously bragging about appointing some of the Supreme Court judges that overturned Roe v.

From Salon

You want bragging rights, you want your biases confirmed, you want a totally unscientific, more than a little opinionated ranking of Los Angeles neighborhoods by walkability.

It becomes a bragging point when Harris has an extensive door-knocking operation, and a break-out-the-Elon-Musk-millions emergency for Trump when he doesn’t.

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He was bragging about enactment of legislation creating a new petroleum watchdog within the energy commission.

After all, he's not going to win New Jersey but he had a giant rally there last summer that he can't stop bragging about.

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