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Meanings of heady days in English

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Usage of heady days in English
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Early days these may be, but heady days they most certainly are.
The Irish Times
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The ambition of those heady days had ended in tragedy, of course.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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Gordon believes the heady days of full integer growth are behind us.
Reuters
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Nothing must be allowed to mar these heady days of rejoicing.
The lady elizabeth
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These are heady days for Sunderland and it is easy to see why.
The Irish Times
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These are heady days for fans of eccentric British time travellers.
The Irish Times
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Will we match those heady days of December 2017 once again?
The South African
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But those relatively heady days have receded into the distance after back-to-back defeats.
The South African
9
There had been heady days spent writing songs and creating music.
Public secrets
10
Here, the photographer Patrick Brocklebank recalls those heady days in Dublin
The Irish Times
11
Those were the heady days that followed the demise of white apartheid rule.
Reuters
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Those heady days are long gone and unlikely to return.
The Irish Times
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Any such product seems destined for success these heady days.
The Irish Times
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Couplets haven't been traded so rapidly since the heady days of Eamon and Frankee.
The Irish Times
15
Since those heady days, skiing has opened up to all.
The Irish Times
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Those close to the St Michael's College mainframe knew these heady days were coming.
The Irish Times
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