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let it get to your head

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10-Mar-2007, 12:44

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let it get to your head

Does it mean "let it bother you" or "let it make you arrogant/more arrogant"?

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10-Mar-2007, 13:16

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Re: let it get to your head

More arrogant.

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10-Mar-2007, 13:20

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Re: let it get to your head

Thank you very much.

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