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Beyoncé has always bragged about her body and flaunted it.
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He knew he was beautiful, he knew it, and he flaunted it.
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Christina Milian flaunted it Saturday in Miami Beach, and we took proper notice.
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And he flaunted it on his first day back from paternity leave this year.
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Starr enjoyed tremendous freedom in his probe into Clinton, and his report flaunted it.
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He happily flaunted it -- and Megan too -- on social media as they partied the night away.
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In typical Grande fashion, she then flaunted it on Instagram, and that's when she was faced with a bitter truth.
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Ahead, we break it all down — just in case they hadn't already flaunted it in your face on social media.
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John Mayer is now 40 and supremely confident in his wardrobe choices ... and he flaunted it as he stepped off a plane in Rio.
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Soulja Boy and his posse started their day with drugs and guns and even flaunted it on the Internet ... which ain't the smartest move for a guy on probation.
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Post Malone got some new ink last week to honor his late friend, Lil Peep, and flaunted it -- in all its amazing detail -- as he left Poppy in WeHo.
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The great wealth of the tiny pacific island led it to be nicknamed the "Kuwait of the Pacific". With this great wealth, citizens and government officials flaunted it, as if it were endless. This led to high external representation and excessive official overseas travel (that included golf in the Bahamas) which blew out budgets year after year so that the government began to borrow money to supplement its huge spending. The public service had over 1,500 employees (in a country with a population less than 10,000) and the government ran deficits of A$10 million in the 1990s.
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" Post-Grammys, some questioned whether Winehouse should have been honoured with the awards given her recent personal and drug problems, including Natalie Cole, who introduced Winehouse at the ceremony and who herself battled substance-abuse problems while winning a Grammy for Best New Artist in 1975. (Winehouse was prevented from travelling to and performing at the Grammy Awards ceremony in the US due to failing a drug test.) In a newspaper commentary, the executive director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, Antonio Maria Costa, said that the alleged drug habits of Winehouse and other celebrities sent a bad message "to others who are vulnerable to addiction" and undermine the efforts of other celebrities trying to raise awareness of problems in Africa, now that more cocaine used in Europe passes through that continent. Winehouse's spokesperson noted that "Amy has never given a quote about drugs or flaunted it in any way. She's had some problems and is trying to get better.
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