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Cocksure, July 27th, 2009, by Malcolm Gladwell: Gladwell points out that part of the reason Wall Street keeps crashing is that there is a psychological incentive for them to do so.
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The Stupid Are Cocksure blog about articles archives media
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Cocksure with a canoe paddle, I figured — as did Wood — that we could handle whatever came up from the stern.
Whitewater, Survival, and the Best Salmon Fishing in Alaska 2007
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Cocksure running back Smash (Gaius Charles) is initially thrilled with his girlfriend Waverly's (Aasha Davis) erratic, randy behavior until it's revealed she suffers from bipolar disorder.
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Cocksure and arrogant, they believed that no one, especially a woman, could resist them.
The crush Brown, Sandra, 1948- 2002
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To get there we have to cross the Cocksure (ph) River a mile upstream from the Taliban guns.
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Cocksure men irritate me as a rule, but it was difficult to take offence at this affable young sprig, and I had a feeling that it wouldn't do me much good if I did, so while he lounged in my sitting-room I retired to the bed-chamber to dress.
Royal Flash Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1970
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"Cocksure Kippen" had been my nickname in Bermondsey since I had been in the pawnbrokering, just because I had opinions of my own, and did not call on other people to let me know _their_ views of a question upon which I had made up my mind.
The Idler Magazine, Volume III, March 1893 An Illustrated Monthly Various
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Cocksure he was, and before long she knew him boastful; but competence sat on him, none the less.
Brand Blotters William MacLeod Raine 1912
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"That all?" demanded Cocksure, thirsting to get back to work.
August First Roy Irving Murray 1898
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