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Therefore we ask of you not to be deterred or disturbed by feelings of "LIGHT - headedness'. "

What you need is not the humility and level-headedness to listen to another's point of view.

He admitted his errors and wrong-headedness and made a full apology to Rat for losing his boat and spoiling his clothes.

His maturity extends beyond the field too, speaking in interviews with a level-headedness and composure that defies his age.

A more expensive sign of the return of managerial bone-headedness comes from a still larger and better-known organisation.

That level-headedness comes from Owen's belief in his own ability and destiny to score.

shudder dawning light-headedness dream v. awake adj. look around for revenge v. marry v. wicked adj. cottage n. put a spell on punish v.

But stopping suddenly can cause light-headedness because your heart rate and blood pressure drop rapidly.

At lower doses cyanide leads to weakness, giddiness, confusion, and light-headedness.

The books bear the marks of intelligence and clear-headedness and maturity and a moral vision that is compelling.

This terrific word is sadly out of fashion, but what it stands for is needed in tough times. It is about backbone and level-headedness.

In some societies, the term "redhead" is synonymous with hard-headedness, even being mentally challenged.

Yet the greatest credit should go to the resilience and level-headedness of the region's own politicians and citizens.

There is a real risk that the politicians' pig-headedness could lead to disaster.

The level-headedness that can be gained from historical perspective is the value in reading Ms Landecker's account.

Their tragedy is that eurozone leaders have not displayed similar cohesion or level-headedness in recent weeks.

Confusion and Clear-headedness--On Network Literature Criticism

With my power, and your big-headedness,