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Direction : Select the alternative that best replaces the quotation idioms of the sentence : She never stops talking about herself and is "full of herself".

Direction : Select the alternative that best replaces the quotation idioms of the sentence : She never stops talking about herself and is "full of herself". Correct Answer is very conceited

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