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| they | name-drop |
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His perceived tendency to name-drop references to high culture, politics, and philosophy in inappropriate contexts has also come under criticism.
en.wikipedia.org The book doesn't just name-drop streets for the sake of it.
news.nationalpost.com His words are worth considering the next time you're tempted to brag or name-drop...
www.independent.ie When was the last time baseball's reigning king was a cultural nonentity, someone you can't even name-drop without a non-fan giving you a patronizing smile?
www.newyorker.com These are people who don't know much about the music, but they can name-drop the names of famous performers.
en.wikipedia.org