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Hopefully Colombia send them packing as I can't take much more of the pundits who are getting smugger by the day."

The smug looks on 4x4 owners that say, "This is my time, plebs" as they spray slush on you, and the even smugger tone from people who work from home phoning to ask those who don't, how they're managing to "struggle in".

A slicker, smugger presence than Bill Murray's jaded cynic was in the film, Karl's Phil turns on a surface charm when the camera starts rolling.

It's not Crackerjack you know) and his smug pals or Gary Barlow and his even smugger ones are the only things on the box worth avoiding Tuesday night.

UK - Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne took to the stand last Thursday, likely feeling smugger than he has in a long while.

Perhaps, in our smugger moments, we harbour in our heads a model of the masterpiece that is totally available--brilliant in thought but perfectly tuned to our unique intellects, delightful in execution but in perfect harmony with our aesthetic sense, profound in vision but within our depth--not an elitist bone in its body.

No elections in Newcastle this year makes them even smugger! No to Cuts.

A smugger man than me might point you to my column at the time of the incident in which I said that, whatever words had passed between minister and policeman at the Downing Street gates, an apology should have been the end of it.

More car crash than gatecrash and a smugger pair it is hard to imagine.

Apart from making a strong case for sub-creation as something Tolkien hoped would be redeemed and accompany him into the afterlife (as allegorized in "Leaf by Niggle"), Mooney's paper is also important for demonstrating straightaway--and in the face of some of the smugger skepticism of the first section--the great sensitivity and finesse of which Christian interpretations of Tolkien's works are capable.

As he laid the final square of turf, Seb Coe was looking smugger than if he'd lapped Steve Ovett.