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However, he says, they should not be presumed to be cannon fodder - adding such a characterisation is “Ukrainian bravado”.

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He seems to be starting over on “Light Again!,” a track full of bouncy bravado that will likely appear on a forthcoming album called “Dreamboy.”

The judge rejected a claim Kucharski had acted out of "foolish bravado" to provoke a reaction.

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Once you peel back the L.A. bravado, though, you see the fans here aren’t as loyal to the city out west as they appear.

Her provocative stage presence in a dazzling series of Paris by Night videos, her tight-fitting body suits and bikini tops, her bravado and sultry voice made the older generation gasp.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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