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Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison accused the Labour minister of an "astonishing display of arrogance".

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The flip side of his enormous intellect, say critics, is a towering arrogance that alienated many over the years.

“But even with his arrogance—he wasn’t all bad.”

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"Unfortunately, the German chancellor delivered a speech full of arrogance and prejudice, unlike his people, who are showing their fascination for our city in the streets of Belém," city Mayor Igor Normando said on X.

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For his exceptionally rapid ascent, Mr. Hoyos credits Scipio’s ready access to funds as well as “self-confidence—not far off arrogance—and impatience with inconvenient convention.”

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

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