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But Federer admitted: "I can see why it is easy for people to get carried away - to, perhaps, get arrogant, big-headed or full of themselves.

Big-headed womaniser Mel Gibson starts hearing what women think.

Stewart maintains the big-headed tag only stems from on-field arrogance in his younger days.

Of the transition coming back home, Miele said: "Some people find it very hard, some people come back more big-headed than they should.

So, even though we know bigheaded parents have big-headed kids, we don't actually know how to define a big-headed parent.

y And - damn it again - Neil was told that he had really impressed in the latest task, which means he will probably become even more big-headed and arrogant.

But the big-headed ants Abouheif found looked remarkably like supersoldiers found in eight of the other 1,100 Pheidole species.

The minister referring to an intelligence report received on late Wednesday cautioned the political forces to be careful as the terrorists can carry out more nefarious acts by targeting big-heads, he said while talking to journalists at Parliament House on Thursday.

The Ring star says she has a face and personality that blends with the masses but big-headed partner Shreiber has a very strong presence.

The big-headed striker - already loathed by supporters across Italy - grew up as an AC fan.

Helena Bonham-Carter, meanwhile, turned to her and Burton's two-year-old daughter Nell for inspiration for her role as the big-headed, angry Red Queen.

"I'm not being big-headed or boasting but I can do what I want - I can box and I can fight.

Some of us don't want to see the big-headed, foul-mouthed Mr Ramsay in or out of season.

"I'm not being big-headed but I can win events playing 60%.

Using the wood press, shaping boards, and other general manufacturing duties are par for the course for these big-headed, otherworldly workers.