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Preening, hypocritical egomaniacs the whole bunch of them.
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• Preening hereditary pundit Giles Coren has joined the Jeremy Clarkson-led backlash in defence of Sky Sport's martyred masculinist, Andy Gray.
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Preening for the audience, Chyna graced them with her beautiful smile.
Stealing Candy Allison Hobbs 2010
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Preening, unctuous, and ambitious, Gates had fought alongside Washington in the French and Indian War, and when the Revolution came, Washington appointed him to high command.
Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010
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Preening, unctuous, and ambitious, Gates had fought alongside Washington in the French and Indian War, and when the Revolution came, Washington appointed him to high command.
Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010
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Preening for the audience, Chyna graced them with her beautiful smile.
Stealing Candy Allison Hobbs 2010
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Preening in front of the mirror, I hook my thumbs over my waistband, straighten out my posture.
Vivian Rising Daniella Brodsky 2010
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Preening senators did what they always do: throw temper tantrums.
Susan J. Demas: The Specter Switch: The Downfall of the Democrats? 2009
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Libby Purves: Preening populism has put us off democracy
The Daily Fix 2009
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Preening their unblemished (?) feathers in Washington DC, of course, the US administration tut-tuts about Castro's dictatorship, blinded to their own degradation of once-proud democracy, and easily castigate Chavez Frias for blowing his stack and using expletives to tell the "Yanqui de mierda" that they'd better back off in their covert and not-so covert attempts to overthrow his democratic government ... and that of Bolivia et. al.
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