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1. He's always boasting. He's such a big-head!

2. Better than being big-headed, the thing Uncle Max was always slapping me down for.

3. The big-headed silhouette with its strangely twisted mandibles surprises motorists on a day out to the seaside.

4. It is frighteningly easy to picture our children bald-gummed, big-headed as the babies they sprang out of.

5. I don't want to seem big-headed but I frankly don't think it will work.

6. I suppose that might be a fear of being considered big-headed or vain.

7. I don't want to sound big-headed, but I thought my picture was the best.

8. But later, I realized that it had been quite good for me and stopped me getting big-headed.

9. I see now that it was just his way of keeping me on my mettle and making sure I didn't get big-headed.

10. Bighead and silver carp — both native to Asia — have been migrating toward the lakes since escaping from Deep South fish ponds and sewage treatment plants in the 1970s.

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11. The recruitment for silver carp and bighead carp stocks is assessed by Pope cohort analysis method.

12. The first involves 2 kinds of Asian carp, bighead and silver.

13. Other experiments in crossing bighead and silver carp have produced a new variety of fish.

14. Stocking of filter feeders (silver and bighead carps) was just suitable for controlling density of Cyanophyta not total biomass of algae.

15. The first involves 2 kinds of Asian carp, big head bighead and silver.

16. The first involves involves 2 kinds of Asian carp, bighead and silver.

17. To sum up, We conducted the effect of PSB on hydrochemical index, plankton , growth of silver fish and bighead silver fish in the reservoirs.