Word: gloating
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...didn't speak openly about the games anymore. Jy and I just looked at each other. And nodded. We would beat them next time and we would gloat as we sipped our Cokes. Slowly sipped our Cokes...
...Overall, I was pleased with our performance," Co-Captain David Segal, a 3-1 winner at number seven, said. "I don't think we're going to gloat about the victory too long, though...
...former Belgian resistance fighters gathered at the site to mark the 40th anniversary of an action that may have shortened the war by disrupting Hitler's defenses. Said retired Lieut. Colonel Leonard Engeman, 78, who led the U.S. forces that captured the bridge: "We have not come back to gloat, but to commemorate a moment that was rather special, and to make clear that never again must we ever go to war against one another...
Stanford officials also downplayed the poll's significance. "We don't put too much stock in the survey," said Karen Bartholomew, assistant director of Stanford News Service. "We're pleased about it, but we don't sit here and gloat...
...salary of Food Service Workers." These are the workers he threatened with student replacement--because they are standing up for decent wages. Harvard University has a moral obligation to pay wages that are supportive of life and family. The University should have the morality to end that disgrace, not gloat about...