Whenever Clancy seems on the verge of getting a
swelled head from all the attention, his family makes a determined and united effort to deflate his ego in short order.
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On "Last Name," Underwood wakes up with a
swelled head, a gold ring around her finger, a stranger in her bed and little recollection of the night before.
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There's no way that I could possibly get a
swelled head. My feet are firmly on the ground.
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It would be easy to get a
swelled head with all this attention, but not Rohr.
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"Mother believed, rather firmly, that children get '
swelled heads' if they had too much praise," he recalled.
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While many were scrambling to door-buster sales or waiting in long lines to return that no-you-shouldn't-have ("I really mean it, you shouldn't have") gift, or were nursing
swelled heads from too much holiday cheer, gallant men were removing the rubbish, remnants and evidence of the day before.
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They may not be saddled with committee appointments or student advising, but they are also in no danger of drowning in cash or getting
swelled heads from adulation.
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Jim will also be moderating a panel at the upcoming Gourmet Products Show and al the risk of my other editors getting
swelled heads, I thought I'd let you know about some of their speaking engagements as well.
From the editor
It seems that in Bollywood, the biggest names are irreplaceable, and they know it, leading to
swelled heads, swelled budgets and ultimately, movies that could be better and could have been wrapped up more swiftly had the actors not double-booked themselves.
Hooray for Bollywood. (Book Review)
There is still some opposition to the various journalism fellowships from some editors and publishers -- job-hopping, keeping a slot open,
swelled heads -- but much less than during the early years of the Nieman program.
NEIMAN PROGRAM: ONCE UNLOVED, NOW VITAL Harvard's chilly response in 1937 has given way to warm respect for many a journalist