When that happens, swallow your pride, wait for things to blow over.
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For some things you need to swallow your pride and dip into your pocket.
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So swallow your pride, and check out what these experts consider healthy relationship goals.
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Swallow your pride, pick up the phone and call Kap," Carter said on FS1's "First Things First.
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All you have to do is swallow your pride and social media savvy and use the marketing person's hashtag, people.
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Swallow your pride, find a space to jump around in your house, and follow along to these dance cardio videos.
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I don't have children yet, but I imagine that it must be hard to swallow your pride and admit your shortcomings as their caregiver.
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Is that an ego kill to, you know, think you are onto something and then have to basically swallow your pride and reverse it?
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Swallow your pride, unite with your fellow fan, get a "live three or die" tattoo (optional), and let's kill the loser point once and for all.
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And when you do stumble or make a gaffe, even if you're not a local news station, sometimes it's easier to swallow your pride than try and clap back.
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But when you're enveloped in the nightmare it's sometimes easier to swallow your pride and go along with it, to keep the peace and a roof over your head.
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If you are willing to swallow your pride and make much less than you once did, you'll have no problem making up the income gap between your covered expenses and your desired lifestyle.
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Joshua M. Zeitz, a historian who has studied primary polarization, said there were two routes a nominee could follow: "You either have to swallow your pride and work with that faction that was so angry at your nomination, or if you decide to go the purist route," ignore them and their views.
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Don't be short with that work, nigga We find out where your ho work, nigga We follow your moms from church, nigga You gon' have to swallow your pride like a thirst quencher Get'em Tune I don't really fuck around with certain niggas Fuck all yall niggas, 'cept my niggas These niggas hustling backwards Check ya rear-view mirror and your side mirrors Wayne receives a phone call in his office, which is full of mahogany paneling and rich forest green carpeting.
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Today, TikTok is where you can find things like: A moving truck absolutely overflowing with Orbeez, water absorbent gel beads: College students familiarizing themselves with their new online learning realities: Teens showing off their dance moves to Roddy Ricch's "The Box": Moms displaying their children's wholesome packed lunches: Rhinos playing in the mud: And even, a person licking what appears to be an airplane toilet for the "coronavirus challenge": If you're a Gen Xer or a millennial, you have might made fun of TikTok or written it off as something for the kids, but now is the time to swallow your pride.
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Rhys Clarstedt (born 27 October 1997), better known as simply Rhys, is a Swedish-American singer and songwriter. Her singles "Swallow Your Pride" and "Last Dance" became hits in Sweden. In 2018 she released her debut album Stages.
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At the age of eighteen she got to meet music producer Jörgen Elofsson to record a demo. Elofsson really liked her voice, and he started to work with her and help her with her music. Her first music single "Swallow Your Pride" was released on 25 November 2016 and was written by Rhys herself and Elofsson. The song was named Song of the Week by Sveriges Radio.
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Leigh 2007, p. 141. "Pinhead", the album's longest piece, leads into "Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy", which portrays a confused adolescent wanting to be good, yet also yearning to run away from home. The next song on the album, "Swallow My Pride", was a piece written solely by lead singer Joey Ramone, who states that the concept deals with their record company Sire Records; Tommy used the expression "you gotta swallow your pride" when signing to their record company.Leigh 2007, p. 139.
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Gay Shame began in 1998 as an annual event in Brooklyn, New York. Held for a number of years at DUMBA, an artists' run collective center, bands such as Three Dollar Bill and Kiki and Herb and speakers such as Eileen Myles, Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore and Penny Arcade appeared at the first event, and the evening was documented by Scott Berry and released as the film Gay Shame '98. Swallow Your Pride was a zine published by the people involved in planning Gay Shame in New York. Three issues were released.
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