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brashness

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Viewers point out how several episodes have revolved around the brash antics of “Queen” Victoria, whose proclamation of royalty and penchant for bullying has taken precious time away from getting to know the other contestants.

‘BACHELOR’ FANS HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT DIVERSITY ISSUES FOR YEARS. NOW THEY’RE AT THEIR BREAKING POINT.ANYING GUOFEBRUARY 19, 2021WASHINGTON POST

That number, though, bothered 31-year-old Brenda Frese, Weller’s young, brash replacement.

BRENDA FRESE, CLOSING IN ON WIN NO. 500, HAS MADE MARYLAND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL A JUGGERNAUTKAREEM COPELANDFEBRUARY 4, 2021WASHINGTON POST

I’m a pretty mild-mannered guy, but I embrace my long-held disdain for this brash brassica.

THIS CAULIFLOWER HATER LIKES THE VEGETABLE ONE WAY ONLY: PICKLEDJIM WEBSTERFEBRUARY 3, 2021WASHINGTON POST

There were brilliant end-to-end rushes in transition, dizzying corkscrew layups and brash declarations that he and Bradley Beal formed the NBA’s best backcourt.

WIZARDS’ DEAL OF JOHN WALL FOR RUSSELL WESTBROOK IS THE RIGHT MOVE, BUT PACKED WITH RISKBEN GOLLIVERDECEMBER 3, 2020WASHINGTON POST

Just have a famous actor — Alec Baldwin, let’s say — pop up on TV and repeat some of the things the president has said in a big, brash New York accent, then have him pout a little bit as the audience roars its approval.

SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WILL NOT SAVE YOUEMILY VANDERWERFFOCTOBER 2, 2020VOX

"That is a bargain," he said, with a brashness simply disgraceful in a good business man.

THE HONORABLE PETER STIRLING AND WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT OF HIMPAUL LEICESTER FORD

His success perhaps is attributable to a single event that stemmed from youthful brashness and vigorous outspokenness.

THE CULTURAL HISTORY OF MARLBOROUGH, VIRGINIAC. MALCOLM WATKINS

Springing up, he caught her hand and made to kiss her in the brashness of impulse.

THE LAST SHOTFREDERICK PALMER

She's a woman, fer all her brashness in her callin' herself a man.

A PAGAN OF THE HILLSCHARLES NEVILLE BUCK

Curiosity had gotten him in, brashness and speed had taken him out.

PLANET OF THE DAMNEDHARRY HARRISON

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