Stupefied they had actually paid attention to my social media postings, I became instantly humbled.

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Sea-flies, harmless mosquito-sized insects, now squatted on every surface, stupefied into stillness by the gathering heat of the afternoon.

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We were still stupefied, even after Tilton explained that all six of her funds returned 20% to 60% a year.

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Figure out how to get the economy growing at 4% (or even 5%) instead of its current stupefied 2% range?

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Somewhat stupefied, I hailed the next cab in line and politely asked the driver if I could sit up front as it was easier for my leg.

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This is done in the early evening, and later lantern in hand, you go about from tree to tree and tap into your net the insects stupefied by the sweet but fatal sirup.

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While the gaudy offensive statistics of Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire captivated and stupefied millions of baseball fans running through the turnstiles, a select crop of pitchers began to dominate and overwhelm opposing hitters.

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Former flight attendant Tiffany Hawk is "stupefied" by the move, "especially since the process that turns checkpoints into maddening logjams -- removing shoes, liquids and computers -- remains unchanged, " she wrote in an opinion column for CNN.

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Former flight attendant Tiffany Hawk is "stupefied" by the TSA's decision to allow knives "especially since the process that turns checkpoints into maddening logjams -- removing shoes, liquids and computers -- remains unchanged, " she wrote in an opinion column for CNN.

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