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• r  in a grandiose manner

• The deal, set to be inked on Wednesday at the Steelworkers' International Convention in Las Vegas, will create the grandiosely named Workers Uniting: The Global Union.
• He also grumbled about the cost, which he grandiosely put at $12 billion.
• Or that when he had a policy dispute with the popular mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg, Spitzer grandiosely said, "Bloomberg is wrong at every level dead wrong .

• bombastically

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• A 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act
  We are confident the following amusing bill titled grandiosely enough " A 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act " ( the Bill text here ) by Elizabeth Warren, John McCain et al , to pretend Congress is not a bought and paid for by Wall Street marionette, will have a last minute rider that says "Compliance with any or all of the above provisions is purely voluntary." From Elizabeth Warren Senators ...
  July 11, 2013 - Zero Hedge

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• Michelle Malkin in KQCA, My58.com
  Republican blogger Michelle Malkin wrote on Wednesday, "Ifill and her publisher are banking on an Obama/Biden win to buoy her book sales. The moderator expected to treat both sides fairly has grandiosely declared this the 'Age of Obama.' Can you...
• Peer Steinbrueck in Bloomberg
  I prophesy to all those who grandiosely promise generous tax relief that there won't be such a thing in the foreseeable future,Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck, a Social Democrat, said today in the lower house of parliament.
• Gerhard Schroeder in International Herald Tribune
  Those who wanted a change in the chancellory have failed grandiosely,Mr. Schröder said.