It's not fair to blame anyone but Sting for Sting.
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"They will not sting unless provoked, but their sting is reported to be the second most painful sting of any insect," the agency described.
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Jon: He's performed with Sting and he's basically performing a Sting song.
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The sting of the tarantula hawk is, in pain terms, the sting of stings.
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But like, early Sting, not latter-day tight T-shirt, I-can-see-you-nips Sting.
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"My left foot felt a bee sting, a hornet sting — something similar," Myrick told Washington's Top News.
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Sting Like Chan, Sting sealed his children's fate when it comes to their inheritance before his death.
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"There's a stingray that's becoming Sting-Rhonda, so there's a trans-sting in the movie," DeGeneres told USA Today.
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"The fundamental ethics of the sting is that a sting is no good if a person doesn't indict oneself," he said.
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"There's a stingray that's becoming Sting-Rhonda, so there's a trans-sting in the movie," DeGeneres joked during an interview with USA Today.
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STING: We are both family men, married to strong women, we have lots of children [Sting has six kids and Shaggy has five], we care about our communities.
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" De Luca added, "I wanted the show to be remembered for the Katherine Johnson moment, the James Foley moment with Sting, and Dev Patel's wonderful introduction of Sting.
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Amazon Provided Police with 'Heat Maps' of Package Theft for Sting Operation Amazon and Ring collaborated on another package theft sting operation in Albuquerque, NM, as reported by Caroline Haskins.
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On Wednesday, Sting (whose real name is Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner) announced his upcoming 26-date Las Vegas residency, Sin City for Sting: My Songs, at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
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How Amazon Helped Cops Set Up a Package Theft Sting Operation Amazon and Neighbors collaborated to set up a package theft sting operation in Hayward, CA, as reported by Caroline Haskins.
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" She called the government's action a "failed sting operation.
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Scientists say a common myth about the jellyfish in the lake is that they don't sting, when in fact they can give swimmers a mild sting, which can be compounded by prolonged exposure.
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"Suppose the ATF runs a big sting on a nightclub that they think is running a drug dealing operation ... and they go undercover, run a sting operation, and they bust them," he says.
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The Grammys tried to atone to Sting and Shaggy; that new song got two more plugs, as a stage performance and as walk-on music for Sting, who presented song of the year.
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Because the pain of an insect sting is not normal.
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He'll sting you with his dreams of power and wealth.
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The "really" and "majorly" sting for no real, major reason.
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My confidence is familiar with the sting of economic marginalization.
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Just slow enough to make the $200 price tag sting.
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But there's nothing that will lessen the sting for Democrats.
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Some skewed hiring practices need a sting operation to expose.
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The president's accusations of hypocrisy sting for other reasons, too.
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Susan Lewis lets us contemplate the sting while singing it.
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This one is going to sting Gundy for a while.
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But there's still one lingering question: Do these jellies sting?
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Otherwise, the spray didn't hurt, sting, or burn my skin.
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The sting came just three months before a parliamentary election.
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We know it is the nature of scorpions to sting.
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If nothing else, it might lessen the sting a bit.
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He saw his own kids feel the sting of racism.
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It took a nanosecond for Sting to give his take.
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Its sting delivers a burning poison that kills living tissue.
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"It felt like a wasp sting," Richard told Global News.
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In the new movie, that emotional sting has been removed.
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Adding to the sting is the juxtaposition of Leicester's rise.
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But Kollwitz and Coe give Morrison's polemic substance and sting.
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Clinton, and her campaign plainly believes her attacks will sting.
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When I apply the peel, it does sting a bit.
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Michael Myers (D), who was convicted in the Abscam sting.
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Even allies like Israel have felt the sting and responded.
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She believed Fina leaked the sting operation to the press.
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Sting is still releasing new music, as well as touring.
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I do not speak about the sting of all this.
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The sting nabbed more than 600 people, mostly Indian citizens.
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The DA is pissed that her sting operation didn't work.
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Classic rock — Sting, Clapton, the Beatles — plays in the background.
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It was hard to overstate the sting for Mr. Erdogan.
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The sting of a bluebottle jellyfish is usually not fatal.
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When Uber goes public, Mr. Lin may feel a sting.
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"Then they sting in defense of the colony," he said.
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He was straight out of Oxford and looked like Sting.
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If "Greed" lacks anything, it is the sting of specificity.
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Her failure in light of those advantages has to sting.
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MORE IN THIS SERIES The Breakaway The Separation The Sting
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Today we learn how to pick up a STING RAY.
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Song was arrested after an undercover sting in 2017. Arrests
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Inside the Secret Sting Operations to Expose Celebrity Psychics 20.
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It was a joke with a sting in its tail.
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Unsworth said the sting of the ordeal remains with him.
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But if you do, the soft sting pierces even harder.
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Sting even started his own similar group, the Rainforest Foundation.
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"I like the civic nature of City Hall," Sting added.
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Other performers include John Legend, Raphael Saadiq, Sting and Stormzy.
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Not only did Tom Petty tell him to stop using his music in 2000, but so did Sting, 'Brand New Day' though to be fair, Sting also discouraged Al Gore from using the song.
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This record also reminds me vaguely of a '90s Sting record.
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Our words and actions can pack an extra sting this week.
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In a police sting operation, she was rescued from her nightmare.
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"Long live the Bataclan," Sting said as he left the stage.
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Authorities routinely conduct sting operations coinciding with large U.S. sporting events.
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"This is going to sting," the American, commentating for ITV, said.
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I've also been told not to shave—the saltwater can sting.
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The "didn't kill anybody" stuff somehow just makes it sting more.
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There's a sting to everything, and there's a pace to everything.
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I think it appears that the FBI ran some sting operations.
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Yet if he is exonerated, those allegations will lose their sting.
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Sting and Shaggy doing something together for no reason at all?
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In fact, his move has the nasty sting of a scorpion.
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They were part of a sting operation, according to court documents.
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I have the dream enough times that it loses its sting.
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The sting like a bee phase of this primary is over.
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Guests at the time included Sting, Sean Lennon and Emma Watson.
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Any one of them leaves a sting that hurts like hell.
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For Sting and his wife Trudie, the thrill is never gone.
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On March 24, the Portland Police Bureau set up a sting.
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Tribe fans might wanna look away ... 'cause this one's gonna sting.
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"It is definitely going to sting for a while," Greiss said.
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But (LeBlanc) just kind of took the sting out of them.
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These hardships will sting President Trump's older, lower-income base disproportionately.
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Nothing eases the sting of terrible reviews like millions of viewers.
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It's unclear if a Volterra-specific package theft sting operation occurred.
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It ended up being a police sting and I got arrested.
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Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, all of us.
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Ali told us to float like butterflies and sting like bees.
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The political damage from the video sting scandal has been great.
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But pain loses its sting for the onlookers and Paul alike
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Skin Deep When Kim Moffitt uses most eye creams, they sting.
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Not even Christie's personal hero, Bruce Springsteen, which has to sting.
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The settlement only reduces the sting, but does not erase it.
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You would think the sting would have worn off by now.
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And Swanson is gone, moving past the sting of sudden rejection.
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And what about his own creation, the popular sting-pain scale?
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The sting of those snubs has never seemed to fully subside.
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"There are many different reactions to the sting," Dr. Carman said.
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This, unsurprisingly, is bound to sting quite a bit for Kennedy.
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It does what you think it does—it removes the sting.
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And watching Sting and Bono shit get crushed is pure heaven.
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"My hands would sting from all the clapping," said one manager.
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And you announcing it to a gang of kids would sting.
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They are devoting law enforcement resources to sting operations for this?
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AIDS is mentioned but has little sting, letting the comedy rise.
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Kanye West, Sting and Robert De Niro are among his customers.
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I will warn you, though, that this can sting a little.
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Alphabet is not the only company feeling the sting of regulators.
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But when the initial sting passes you will find it liberating.
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Prosecutors said the provision hampered their covert, undercover and sting investigations.
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MORE IN THIS SERIES The Yoga Lesson The Separation The Sting
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The undercover sting, dubbed "Operation Santa's Naughty List," began Dec. 3.
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My left eye is definitely feeling a little bit of sting.
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But you can only call what has happened next "the sting".
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Reeve saw it firsthand as an assistant with Staley's Charlotte Sting.
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But a surge in Yahoo's stock price will ease the sting.
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It was an added sting he struggled to put into words.
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It was nothing more than a temporary sting on my thighs.
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MORE IN THIS SERIES The Yoga Lesson The Breakaway The Sting
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Knowing that didn't make the discovery sting any less for me.
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But this season has seemed to carry a particularly ruthless sting.
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The smell is so strong it can cause eyes to sting.
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But this week could still have a sting in the tail.
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The sting of Calhoun's name was part of a larger conversation.
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A scholarly sting operation is shedding light on sketchy academic journals.
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Many of those caught in the sting were from outside Australia.
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Activists ran a sting operation to get us into a house.
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Others who recorded his music ranged from Frank Sinatra to Sting.
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Cutting Russians off from the British education system would also sting.
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Undercover and sting officers dress in plain clothes to fool suspects.
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The concealed weapon charge is a felony, so that's gonna sting.
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But when the buzz fades, those moments don't sting or linger.
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U.S. universities have already felt the sting of Trump's China policies.
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PETRUCHIO: Who knows not where a wasp does wear his sting?
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The sting itself—which is one of the few to rank as a 4 on the Schmidt sting pain index—is used to paralyze an unsuspecting tarantula so that an egg can be laid inside its body.
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WATCH THIS: How Sting and Trudie Styler Keep Their Love Alive in Tuscany But grapes are far from the only thing grown at Il Palagio: "Everything here is conducive to making things grow and blossom," says Sting.
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Was a Sting and Shaggy medley more important than giving Lorde time?
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So they are related to jellyfish, and similarly possess a potent sting.
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The blogger notes that the treatment will sting and turn skin red.
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Lilley and Greenfield felt the sting of a bad exchange a few
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In the Seattle area, prosecutors have ramped up sting operations to arrest
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Articulating arm: extends up to 3 feet to deliver a deadly sting.
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Stormy's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, said the incident reeked of a sting operation.
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The proposal could sting the energy industry in at least two ways.
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"It felt like a little bee sting," he said of the sensation.
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She had what her fellow novelist John Updike called a "sweet sting".
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Or the sting of pollution as the drops run down your face?
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It may not be enough to draw the sting from the protests.
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A sting operation in Italy has yielded an unlikely cache of loot.
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Skin care should not sting, tingle, or burn on a daily basis.
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"It's pretty similar to a bee or a wasp sting," Prendini said.
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The poisonous landmines sting hundreds of people each day around the world.
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Even O'Keefe's most successful sting wasn't quite what he said it was.
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I don't believe in harboring regrets, but this unfortunate timing does sting.
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This insures that "shot" officers feel a painful sting without getting killed.
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What gives these added sting is that he is a party member.
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Tierra del Fuego, home to just 150,333 people, is feeling the sting.
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The World Cup took some of the sting out of that unpopularity.
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Your flesh is ready to ever so lightly sting under the sun.
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The loss of 28503 points would sting, but she would still win.
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This could take the sting out of spending cash, Amazon has believed.
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On top of that, foreign exchange rates can often sting a company.
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Later, Sting actually came to see one of my shows in London.
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Of all the cases, 62% were the result of undercover sting operations.
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It's probably talking about some law enforcement sting operation, wouldn't you think?
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It's the sting of shame that comes from being humiliated in public.
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The real sting isn't that Coleman wants to blow up the show.
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But her triumphant moment is that positively reptilian stillness during the sting.
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If disturbed, they'll swarm, and can sting victims more than 1,000 times.
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"The majority of people call it something like 'ring sting,'" says Currie.
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And tell us — what do you think of her bee sting treatment?
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That sting, I've realized, always does have an insect that incited it.
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Just like Owens with Zayn, Luger would cross Sting over and over.
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Little bit suspect that the sting was titled "Operation Thunderstruck," isn't it?
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I sat just behind Justin Timberlake and Sting on the second row.
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All jellyfish sting, but some pack more of a punch then others.
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Meanwhile, the sting of a box jellyfish can kill an adult human.
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Some of his memories from his time managing the team still sting.
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She's always in on the joke, but does that remove the sting?
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Unfortunately, however, the sting attempt was an affront to sexual assault survivors.
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"I bet you do," says Bertie, and he means it to sting.
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To soothe the sting, Elder is reunited with his estranged daughter, Katherine.
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But Sting is scheduled to make a special appearance there on Dec.
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The bee did not sting, but it did not stay long, either.
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Honeybees, though, do leave their venomous stingers behind after they sting you.
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"There's still some sting here," said Mr. Cotter, the Bullhead City official.
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A sting aimed at Hillary Clinton last year was considered especially feeble.
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There's a gentle sting instead for adults who overschedule their little achievers.
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The question now is how and where the many hornets will sting.
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Next come the sliced onions, their sting dulled by fat and heat.
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Over time the list worked, but the sting of it also endured.
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Get well, SG. And, here's to a sting-free new decade ahead.
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Still, it&aposs important to respond professionally despite the sting of rejection.
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ET hour rolled in delivering the same sting of a Monday morning.
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On Soccer The criticism itself will neither surprise nor sting Pep Guardiola.
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Doing this won't immediately sting insurers, as removing cost-sharing subsidies would.
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He's producing Eric Clapton, singing with Sting, drumming (disastrously) with Led Zeppelin.
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My mother favored the worker bee, her love buzzed With stickiness & sting.
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A Word With: Sting Never say never, especially if you're a songwriter.
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In the wake of sting videos taped inside Planned Parenthood clinics, Sen.
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We can't get hygge when our hips sting and our ankles give.
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This may not be wholly rational or erase the sting for you.
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So they went around and used sting operations to round them up.
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The sting operation A story Tuesday in The New Yorker accuses Weinstein of rape by multiple women and includes an audio recording of Weinstein speaking with Ambra Battilana Gutierrez, a young model, as part of a sting operation.
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Though they can appear in large numbers, they typically do not show any signs of aggression — the sweat bees have the least painful sting of all stinging insects — and will only sting someone if they're pressed against their skin.
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Sting appears on stage and starts the show with a moment of silence.
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Are these two in some kind of contest with Sting and Trudie Styler?
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" Music and lyrics by J. Ralph and Sting "How Far I'll Go" - "Moana.
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But Andersen's pseudo-sting operations are silly and reveal nothing of these facts.
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And like Brendan, Mac DeMarco doesn't play ping pong... he plays Sting Pong.
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For days, it would sting when I went to the bathroom after sex.
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There are people on the internet who sting themselves with bees on purpose.
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Meanwhile Sting walks around with his guitar strumming softly and watching Davis's speech.
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Former Citigroup President John Havens was charged in the aftermath of the sting.
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"I'll tell you what can take the sting out of anything," he says.
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The N.Y.P.D. had Gutierrez wear a wire as part of a sting operation.
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The sting is so satisfying, and lasts long after leaving the theater. —ABV
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In November, Little, Brown, and Company published Peterson's book, The King of Sting.
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Squirting orange in your eye while cutting up slices might sting like hell.
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The mere thought of someone asking how he's doing carried a reflexive sting.
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As Sting puts it, "The whole estate has a very benign, sweet energy."
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Don't scan so close to me: Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin shows Sting his cerebellum.
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Sting is setting up shop in Las Vegas for a 16-date residency.
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By abbreviating direct rule to the minimum, he removed much of its sting.
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Which makes this meme — shared by Lachey on Friday — sting all the more.
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Sting says proceeds from the concert would go to two charities helping survivors.
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In 2012, Hogue was arrested in an international takedown stemming from the sting.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has been involved in a sting operation.
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"This sting opens the door on an unknown universe," said prosecutor Rodrigo Timoteo.
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Goop has also faced backlash for promoting bee sting facials and expensive clothing.
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Still, it doesn't take the sting out of essentially being a beta tester.
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And when it comes to taxes, overpaying has a particular kind of sting.
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Here's Todd in Bieber's arms, soothing away the sting of this cruel world.
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Police said the killings resulted from self-defense during raids and sting operations.
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The sting occurred Friday around the Arizona border with Mexico, local media reported.
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"Of all the places for it to sting me," Brady laments to PEOPLE.
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They were having a bit of a sting operation, if you will. BEEWARE!
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The attack -- in particular, the "so-called judge" portion -- had a broader sting.
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We performed with Sting when she did a duet with him for iHeartRadio.
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Romania's National Anticorruption Directorate, better known as the DNA, helped arrange the sting.
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Their sting felt first like a mild itch, then like a hot iron.
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Adventurous travelers can scuba dive, swim with sting rays, free dive or surf.
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Major News: The pair behind those Planned Parenthood "sting" videos has been indicted.
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Just before the start of the fifth round, his eyes began to sting.
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This is going to sting for a really long time, and it should.
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Now, she employs bees to sting her in the name of perfect skin.
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Those 272 biographies sting in a way a statistic of one million can't.
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Two months later, however, he ordered police to resume raids and sting operations.
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Creamer's firm recently sued Project Veritas alleging the sting violated federal wiretap law.
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That could sting a lot of investors not understanding the difference between them.
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To those who felt the sting of my behavior, I am truly sorry.
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No, it doesn't, but it does have a very interesting sting to it.
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More than 5,000 suspected drug dealers have been killed in police sting operations.
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For example, you might have heard you should pee on a jellyfish sting.
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It was later modified to read "positions unchanged", but the sting was clear.
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It didn't burn or sting; instead, it felt very cooling on my face.
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Clinton, especially since I knew the sting of defeat in 2008 and 2012.
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CNN and other media organizations have been targeted by Project Veritas' sting operations.
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The New Yorker published the audio recording from the police sting in 2017.
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The official is accused of soliciting business secrets in a U.S. sting operation.
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Any sweetness in this production, directed by Jackson Gay, comes with a sting.
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There is a way to draw the pundits' sting, to blunt their weapons.
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Labeling your feelings can also help take a bit of the sting out.
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The match I had with Sting when I dropped the title to him.
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During an elaborate sting operation, the police bugged his apartment and recorded him.
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The worst was not the physical sting of his hand across my face.
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It takes more than that, though, to remove the sting of a stereotype.
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For one thing, I felt the sting of selling at the wrong time.
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President Donald Trump's newly proposed tariffs on Chinese imports will sting even more.
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He could feel the sting of the welts rising all over his body.
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Other groups in Europe have felt the sting of exclusion for much longer.
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Adult wasps forage for nectar and tree sap, and only the females sting.
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Since the sting, he has been back on Instagram, looking for more apes.
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As time went on, the sting had gone out of all of them.
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Hillary supporters aren't feeling a "sting of defeat"; they're fearing for their safety.
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I didn't feel a sting at all, and I got overtime on holidays.
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A sting operation by the website Cobrapost recently illustrated the fall in standards.
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My friend Sting, I thought, did a great job [with "The Last Ship"].
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On tournament weeks, bad shots or sideways rounds do not sting as much.
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"The sting is off, but you're never not looking behind you," she said.
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A little sodium bicarbonate can even take the sting out of getting stitches.
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Of course, wealth could not entirely shield Gloucester from the sting of discrimination.
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He has trumpeted his anti-marriage views before, but they still sting Daniel.
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The British musician Sting has announced that he will perform at the Nov.
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Even so, many complain of less visible forms of discrimination that sting nonetheless.
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However, self-connections can come with the sting of a double baggage fee.
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"I'm human," she says of how reading online criticism can sting at times.
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Last month, in New York, Sting was finally able to return the favor.
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The Times Magazine goes inside the secret sting operations to expose celebrity psychics.
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The sting operation was also detailed in a 1993 article in The Advocate.
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" July 1 (Japan press conference) "Richard Gere's a real hero of mine. Sting.
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It took place on Tuesday December 18, one day before the sting operation.
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We got busted in a sting set up by one of my drivers.
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How Amazon and the Cops Set Up an Elaborate Sting Operation That Accomplished Nothing As reported by Caroline Haskins, Aurora, CO set up a similar package theft sting operation that involved Amazon, Ring, and a GPS-device manufacturer called 7P Solutions.
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Have your wives, Trudie Styler [Sting] and Rebecca Packer [Shaggy], been able to connect?
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Another reference point could be those records that Sting put out around this time.
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For a company built on the promise of painless blood tests, that's gotta sting.
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Reducing these transactions could sting the bottom line of some of the major banks.
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Nevertheless, jokes at the expense of clueless software magnates and opportunistic bigots still sting.
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By showing an open mind the firm has removed the sting from the attack.
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Yes, a wasp — an insect that has the ability to sting more than once.
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Their primary defense is camouflage, but they will sting if stepped on or disturbed.
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Each one of them a reminder of the sting of rejection I was feeling.
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In November, the giant hornet sting caused a Popeye-esque bulge in Peterson's forearm.
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Al-Hanooti followed Tlaib into politics and quickly learned the sting of a loss.
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It was like a small bee sting and then BANG, my contractions were gone.
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The two-hour finale will feature performances from Bruno Mars, Sting and The Weeknd.
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Sting has reportedly also purchased an apartment in the building, according to the outlet.
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But doesn't sting and is an old favorite of the fashion and beauty world.
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Sting and his wife Trudie Styler are renting in the same building as Ariana.
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Sting performed a handful of new songs, while sharing the inspiration behind the project.
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The template will surely be applied to other imports that will sting China harder.
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TO HIGHLIGHT UNFAIR hiring practices, some campaigners carry out sting operations on unsuspecting firms.
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The "sting" was supposed to expose, I don't know, some liberal conspiracy against Moore.
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It would have be something that looks like a natural sting or bite scenario.
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For the entire roller coaster account of the sting, check out Bloomberg's report here.
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That would sting the Big Four a bit; they are heavy lenders to SOEs.
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But what finally gets him is the dreaded sting of the Trinidad Scorpion sauce.
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Actor Patrick Boll was busted along with 5 others in a Florida prostitution sting.
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A few weeks later, he said, security service officers set up the restaurant sting.
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Oh, Grammys: You are so needlessly long; you are so needlessly filled with Sting.
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It will sting for a long time, but you have to get over it.
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Hogan, of course, betrayed Savage and Sting, forming the nWo with Nash and Hall.
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We would organize these little sting operations to catch vendors jacking up the prices.
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We don't think this was the scenario Sting had in mind, but it'll work.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Even as India's new e-commerce curbs sting global giants Amazon.
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Damn it feels good to be a Clinton, nothing ever hits with a sting.
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In the summer of 2000, she took the Sting stage and her life changed.
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The agency conducted a sting operation on Davis in 2011 to seize the paperweight.
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American Soybean Association President John Heisdorffer said the retaliatory tariffs will "sting" his industry.
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Or was it used as a verbal fist, intended to hurt and to sting?
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Two days before the sting operation, S.I. Newhouse, who presided over Condé Nast, died.
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Her gleeful delivery helped land every barb without the sting ever overwhelming the comedy.
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British artists like Sting and Kula Shaker used sitars and tablas on their albums.
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I mean, this is the guy who won the Oscar for writing The Sting.
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The mail drop had been used in a previous federal sting, The Inquirer reported.
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Pros: Greaseless, odorless, highly affordableCons: Can sting a bit when applied to cracked hands
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I got a bee sting once on location, and she healed me with reiki.
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She admits to greenlighting the sting operation, even though it put civilians at risk.
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I used heroin to dull my fears; to take the sting out of them.
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They're putting themselves and the public at risk, especially if a sting turns violent.
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It's a common misconception that peeing on a jellyfish sting can relieve the pain.
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But what makes 2016 sting all the more was how deep the losses were.
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Then something emerged that both sharpened and salved the sting of the trial's halt.
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It might sting some to be called that, but that is because it's true.
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The sting and shame of the defeat motivated the rest of his running career.
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It turned out that the footage, whose source remains unknown, was a sting operation.
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The economy is booming, but many people still feel the sting of financial uncertainty.
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A months-long sting operation ensued, yielding more than 70 hours of video footage.
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But a prostitution sting and suspicions of espionage brought the planning to a halt.
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Grace Harbour was a well-sheltered cove teeming with jellyfish that allegedly don't sting.
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What may sting more in Finland, said Mr. Saarinen, the philosophy professor, is disapproval.
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The documentary leads us through the sting, as undercover F.B.I. agents pose as investors.
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Kiyoshi Hagiwara, Epicharis's trainer, still feels the sting of traveling so far for naught.
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Daleiden remains embroiled in an ongoing criminal probe in California related to that sting.
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Prosecutors are investigating Strache on suspicion of fraud in connection with the sting footage.
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It also shows tear gas and a sting-ball being deployed into the car.
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According to the district attorney's office, the initial sting operation was set for Dec.
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The woman had shown no negative side effects to bee sting acupuncture, he said.
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Someone played the Sting song "Fields of Gold" and I looked at my friend.
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A giant hornet has invaded Washington state But it's not there to sting people.
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It made her skin, already burned by the gasoline, sting even more, Arce said.
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Allergy season just got worse You're sneezing your head off, and your eyes sting.
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Duneier is a sociologist, too, sensitive to the sting of "ghetto" as an insult.
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This term also used to sting, evoking Cold War authoritarians and empty store shelves.
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WATCH THIS: How Sting and Trudie Styler Keep Their Love Alive in Tuscany "One of my favorite activities is watching movies with the whole family," says Sting of spending time with his and Trudie's six kids, including two from his previous marriage.
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It was just horrible to look at them wriggling around and trying to sting you.
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And Sting, who first performed there in 1979, has been chosen to mark the occasion.
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If you get bitten, use a sting-relief medication within the first 15-20 minutes.
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Harris, who was unarmed, was fleeing from deputies during a sting targeting illegal gun sales.
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I got stung by a bee taking out the trash, and the sting got infected.
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They also hate mobile phones…when my phone rings they try and sting my pocket.
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Desperately, the bees try to sting the hornets, yet they can't puncture the giants' armor.
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Obviously, that's going to sting when you have "stamps" in the name of your company.
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It seems like the drug-related arrest is part of some sort of sting operation.
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Through George, Paul's spent time hanging with stars like Sting, Blondie and even Kris Jenner.
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But it also makes super, super clear that urine will only make a sting worse.
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It may sting for lovers of a G-rated sense of "representation" to hear that.
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The Asian hornet's venom has a class II toxicity level, with an undoubtedly painful sting.
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Yet soon afterwards they became victims of a sting operation set up by the FSB.
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These bees, however, were unlikely to sting — likely only if they were poked or prodded.
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It started to sting my skin after a few moments, so I threw it back.
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The Metropol meeting bears all the hallmarks of a real negotiation rather than a sting.
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And she really is doubling down on that bee sting treatment she endorsed last year.
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And Silverstein concedes that there is a sting seeing his original reporting not be credited.
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Mr Keïta has faced protests, but not chiefly over the war: corruption allegations sting more.
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That February 2016 sting was set up by Holloway and his private investigator, T.J. Ward.
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In more severe cases, a sting can trigger chest pain, difficulty breathing, and even death.
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The sting is said to feel like a bullet wound and hurt for 24 hours.
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A Businessweek reporter witnessed the sting in a hamburger restaurant in a Las Vegas casino.
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Lotte is an enormous conglomerate, but individual South Korean artists are also feeling the sting.
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Pitch invasions are usually unwelcome in sport, and especially if the invaders can sting you.
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"I felt something sting my toe," said Meg, who was wearing sandals at the time.
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If stung, officials recommend using "vinegar and warmth" to to treat a Man O'War sting.
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She topped off the look with a bouffant hairdo as they left a Sting concert.
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" Asked about his ring-craft he replied: "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.
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But the researchers think the tail didn't sting — it was probably more like an antenna.
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Cornyn added that the Senate should focus on legislation that had a "sting" for Russia.
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Conservative activist James O'Keefe has targeted CNN employees in a string of undercover sting videos.
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A lot of federal drug cases are the result of prolonged investigations and sting operations.
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Despite the investment of time and resources, the sting failed to yield any terrorism charges.
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One victim of an O'Keefe sting successfully sued him and got a settlement of $100,000.
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ATLANTIC CITY "Ali: Sting Like a Bee," Muhammad Ali posters, magazine covers, art and collectibles.
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A year without a rent increase might take the sting out of the repairman's bill.
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For those who dodge their taxes and get caught, the sting seems to fade fast.
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The last decade of economic growth has almost overshadowed the sting of the Great Recession.
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Schmidt theorizes that the media fixation on sting pain is itself a potential data point.
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I was also flown to London to massage Sting and his wife for Live 8.
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Celebrities like Lindsay Lohan, Sting, and Chelsea Handler have spoken about their experiences with it.
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And perhaps no tech giant has quite faced the sting of Vestager's scrutiny like Google.
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After the Walmart sting, the Surrey crew reconvenes in the parking lot of another McDonald's.
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In 2003, he used his illegal expertise in driver's licenses in his first terrorism sting.
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" Or else: "Knowingness still came more easily to me than the potential sting of experience.
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It also sounds as if you may know the sting of judgment at being overweight.
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This is the sting of Wilson's works: their capacity to make the viewer utterly complicit.
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Sting and Tom Petty objected to former President George W. Bush's use of their music.
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Instead the employee alerted the company, which went to the F.B.I. and organized a sting.
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WASHINGTON — The sting of failure on health care still lingered in the Senate on Aug.
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Really, she's reflecting on how the sting of those experiences later fed into her work.
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The group has a history conducting undercover sting operations against members of the news media.
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But I've worked so hard to feel decent about myself, and his comments really sting.
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But there are high- and low-tech steps we can take to ease the sting.
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Instead, seemingly innocent comments sting as painfully as insults, and are funnier for their terseness.
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And anyone undergoing bee sting acupuncture could become sensitized to the venom at any time.
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Perhaps no group has felt the sting of the economic fallout more sharply than millennials.
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More than 2,500 died in shootouts during raids and sting operations, according to the police.
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The sting resulted in misdemeanor charges against Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots.
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Cambridge Analytica suspended its CEO Alexander Nix, who was caught in the Channel 4 sting.
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For "Jim," he said he and Sting donated their time as well as the song.
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Hezbollah, says Makdisi, is also feeling the sting of US President Donald Trump's Iran sanctions.
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A warning on the back advised avoiding use if you have a bee-sting allergy.
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But "liar" has lost its sting, because Trump clearly doesn't care about telling the truth.
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A nurse arrived and injected something into Chloe's IV. There was no sting, no pill.
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November 1999: Aniston and Pitt shared the news of their engagement at a Sting concertOnly a few months after their first public appearance together, Aniston and Pitt went on stage at a Sting concert in New York City and Aniston was wearing an engagement ring.
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"This cycle may be old, but it's old like Sting, as opposed to Keith Richards old."
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It sponsored, for example, a sting on Acorn, a national association of grass-roots community organizations.
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Last week, the police conducted a sting operation in Chiang Mai to nab ride-sharing drivers.
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Flowers and candles are displayed by the Bataclan music venue ahead of a concert by Sting.
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Found in sub-tropical waters, the man o' war is known for its excruciatingly painful sting.
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In the clip, Fallon, 44, appears dressed as Sting, 67, sporting his signature silvery-blonde hair.
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In November 2006, one of the show's sting operations made headlines after resulting in a death.
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It's the season of giving, and Sting and his wife Trudie Styler are doing just that.
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This one does, and Google's approach of blocking all ads on a site will surely sting.
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He considered other musicians — including Sting, Prince, Michael Jackson, and Mick Jagger — before landing on Bowie.
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Her words are not reflected in her children's behavior, but they still sting, because I'm human.
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Sting -- £185 million ($265 million) The complete Sunday Times Rich List will be published this weekend.
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"I have no connection to the sting you mentioned," he said in a follow-up message.
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All of the sudden I feel a little sting and see an ant on my hand.
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A second sting operation resulted in the arrests of two other men at an Anaheim motel.
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This was the age of Surfer Sting and Robocop, of the Shockmaster and the Dynamic Dudes.
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The cocaine shipment and double-murder plot were pure fiction, part of an elaborate sting operation.
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So grateful to be alive — and you know what I forgot how much I like Sting.
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It's now raised $250,000 from London-based Seedcamp, Wave Ventures, STING and The Nordic Web Ventures.
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There was nothing to provoke the kind of hormonal release that masks the sting of loss.
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The fatal shooting, which was captured on video, occurred during an illegal gun sales sting operation.
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He's still feeling the harsh sting of rejection from Langdon, whom he thinks is Rubber Man.
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Maybe … but that doesn't make his betrayal of sweet southern girl Brittany Cartwright sting any less.
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Bat rays can sting, just not with the same force as some of their relatives can.
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You can take some of the tax sting out of conversions with careful tax planning, however.
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We're told Birdman has his own beef with Jay, which made Wayne's diss sting even more.
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This scrub is too rough; that peel is too sting-y; those toners just aren't effective.
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But now there's another facet to our relationship: we're both following Beyoncé and Sting on Instagram.
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Given Uber's $60 billion valuation, I'm sure the $10 million settlement won't sting too much. [Uber]
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Another museum has felt the sting of selfie culture, and this time it is in Portugal.
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Plenty send angry emails — and the charges sting — when you focus on what's right with it.
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These days, it's a slide-less experience — a fact that won't lessen the $120-billion sting.
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However, it was her go to response and something she could say to cause a sting.
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Aiming for a sharp clarity that cuts through nets of amplifier distortion, they crackle and sting.
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Messi's longtime partner, Antonella Roccuzzo, in a bikini also takes the sting out of any conviction.
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The sting comes after Mexican forces captured Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman this month.
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But, he didn't expect rock legend Sting to come in and try to steal the show.
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After the medicine's sting faded she ducked into her burnoose and stepped out onto the balcony.
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The Seminoles have lost three straight games but this latest defeat will likely sting the worst.
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Huawei may be feeling the sting of US efforts to rein in the Chinese telecom giant.
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Samour inherited the skill of bee-sting therapy from his father, who used to raise bees.
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"So that's what gives the toddy its sting," joked a British traveler who was also there.
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This sting, called "Operation Someone Like Me," was the fifth effort of its kind since Gov.
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Five public officials, including four state legislators, eventually pleaded guilty in relation to the sting operation.
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The industry may feel the sting of Google's regulatory run-ins more than its own investors.
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Failure is always disappointing, but two things can help take the sting away: Dispassion and money.
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His trial followed his arrest in Montenegro in 2014 following a Drug Enforcement Administration sting operation.
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When Evans is appointed head of Random House, her happiness comes with a sting of dread.
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And prudent Cucarachas would avoid it, fearing a sting operation by The Donald's thuggish deportation force.
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In 2014, Vietnam was the first to feel the economic sting of maritime disputes with China.
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And last week, conservative activist James O'Keefe released a string of sting videos about the network.
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They were arrested as part of a sting operation set up by Myanmar police, Reuters reported.
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So my only buyer that I ever had was the US taxpayers through a sting operation.
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Native parasitoid wasps, like the one discovered by Saunders, do not sting or live in colonies.
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He famously declared he would "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" before the match.
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"It includes animals like sharks, sting rays, and jellyfish that can, and occasionally do, hurt us."
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Keckley was one of the lead-arresting officers the night that the "sting" operation went down.
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Can an Academy Award soothe the sting of being insulted on the internet for Emma Stone?
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A man was arrested on August 2 as part of the sting and charged with burglary.
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And for the ones that were less than pristine, the lotion delivered a sharp chemical sting.
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And over time, when that initial sting fades, memories of a past relationship can become bittersweet.
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Prior to this episode, Sting had appeared as solely the musical guest in a 1987 episode.
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Kassar remained elusive until 2007, when an intricately choreographed DEA sting operation finally brought him down.
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The more we blur racial lines, some have argued, the more racism will lose its sting.
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It got us thinking if there's a possibility of Juice and Sting doing a studio collab.
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Trans people worldwide are also still feeling the sting of subjugation and bullying, especially the young.
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He wanted the ants to sting him, because he'd believed their venom could alleviate his pain.
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In both cases, the attacks never took place because they were part of a sting operation.
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Putting a name to your emotions can take a lot of the sting out of them.
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By getting the issue out in the open, it will lose a lot of its sting.
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A white rémoulade muffles some of the sausage's sting; crispy onions splinter nicely under the teeth.
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I get how identified we can become with our pets and how rude comments can sting.
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The timing of the sting operation — during a period of summer violence — was disrespectful, he said.
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But those who put their heart behind candidates like Warren, Harris and Booker feel the sting.
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"When the bullet hit me, the first thing I felt was like a sting," Ortiz explained.
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For example, it showed videos overlayed with an augmented reality sting ray or bright pink bird.
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Tarantulas may strike if provoked, but their venom is comparable to that of a bee sting.
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Workplaces are feeling the sting, too, worrying about the health of their workers and their finances.
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I'm making her sound stodgy, but her prose is light-handed and leaves a pleasant sting.
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This celebrity scandal, which involved a monthslong social media sting, is "Desperate Housewives" meets Agatha Christie.
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Bees, on the other hand, are terrifying, he says, because they have the ability to sting.
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Swift, 29, is a 5-foot-9 center with a sting, quick to throw a check.
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And in the lab, the sting packs survived on their own for up to 10 days.
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I thought through what it meant to be a mistake, feeling a bit of a sting.
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It was a sting, Wolff was working for the federal government and authorities raided Lundgren's house.
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Wednesday's rocket attack provided an occasion for Mr. Netanyahu's rivals in other parties to sting him.
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He even smells the sting, as he did as a child, Dettol on a grazed knee.
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He wets his hand in the water, blinks with the sting as he bathes the eye.
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The sting of being deemed "too risky" to insure for disability felt like the ultimate rejection.
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Harris was fleeing from deputies last April in Tulsa during a sting targeting illegal gun sales.
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Reach for a glass of milk, which neutralizes the capsaicin that makes your taste buds sting.
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She dashed these words off halfheartedly, surprising even herself with the sting of her sarcasm. Piss?
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This will allow us to anticipate the emotional blow, and weather its sting with more equanimity.
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The song's title is misspelled like a bad tattoo, and its lyrics sting like one too.
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"CNN on Right-Wing Sting Video of Van Jones: 'LOL'," said another from The Daily Beast.
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A month later found the couple, Sting and Trudie, and several family members, at City Hall.
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The F.B.I. got involved, ultimately organizing a sting on Huawei executives in Las Vegas last month.
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Until that number is set, it is difficult to know how much this punishment will sting.
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An ICE spokesperson declined to comment about the Farmington sting because the investigation is still ongoing.
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He turns towards me and says, "Now is the sting-y part," and shakes his head.
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Also, my eyes began to sting and staring at my computer screen became a real struggle.
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One wrong move, and they will sting you; there is instant punishment for the careless beekeeper.
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Both the US's and China's initial round of tariffs against each other are designed to sting deeply.
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The Public production starred Kate Nelligan; a movie adaptation, in 1985, starred Meryl Streep and featured Sting.
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The Courier Mail reports that Damon rushed into a nearby cafe for ice to treat the sting.
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The sting, dubbed Operation Pilluted, is the largest prescription drug bust in the history of the DEA.
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"The guy driving me around to the radio stations was also promoting a Sting record," Barlow says.
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Sting in 1977 formed the pioneering British rock band The Police with Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers.
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Madonna and Ritchie met in 1998 at a lunch hosted by Sting and his wife Trudie Style.
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"That really takes the sting out of whatever is or is not happening around Washington," Paulsen said.
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Romo discounts the latter fear: "There is a saying that two bees don&apost sting each other."
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As a stopgap, it takes some of the sting out of what is an essentially unjust situation.
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But he must have felt the sting from being snubbed for Album or Song of the Year.
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I was worried the acid would start to sting as soon as I got into the bathtub.
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Also, the prospect of tighter U.S. monetary policy may not sting as much as some might expect.
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Illustration: Chelsea Beck (Gizmodo)Animals fatally maul, sting, trample, and chew about a million humans per year.
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It's personal, direct, and intended to sting the target and rally those who agree with the ~dunker~.
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I ended up finally getting picked up in Oklahoma City in a sting aroundthe end of 2011.
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Stanford and Harvard and Princeton — there's a lot of drugs there, but there's no FBI sting operation.
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They were caught in Haiti in 2015 in a sting operation led by America's Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The sting of losing the big game never left him, Michaels told The Baltimore Sun in 2010.
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And FBI Director James Comey said Mateen was the subject of a failed FBI sting operation. 3.
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An unarmed Patrick Dorismond was shot and killed by an undercover officer during a bungled drug sting.
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That thought almost soothes the sting of knowing Fixer Upper's series finale is just around the corner.
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Though the economy has improved, many voters here say they still feel the sting of the recession.
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It all started a few years ago, when Sting was traveling to Montreal to play a concert.
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Hundreds of people were charged in the sting involving several massage parlors and day spas in Florida.
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Here's the thing: All piercings will probably sting, maybe bleed, and then throb for a few hours.
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The Australian dollar also felt the sting, fetching $0.7534 Monday morning, down from nearly $0.77 on Friday.
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That's why cases like Gray's sting even more than George Zimmerman's acquittal in the Trayvon Martin killing.
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And while their blunt words can sometimes sting a little, they can also make our hearts smile.
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Sting brought his signature skinny scarf to the carpet to finish off his black snug-fitting suit.
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Some things that will sting you so hard they will set you back to where you started.
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I suffer from a bee-sting allergy, and have been carrying epinephrine injection devices for 30 years.
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Add him to an illustrious list of celebs who peed on a friend to soothe a sting.
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Even though you're only making small swaps, they can sting a bit until you start seeing results.
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The one I loved the most was Sting Like A Bee, the only lithograph to feature boxing.
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The Verge also references a Bay Area case where a man was arrested during a prostitution sting.
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Stanford grad Caroline Campbell, 38, has performed across the country with Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban and Sting.
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Activists have found humor works as a tactic to take some of the sting out of protesting.
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How much did it sting when he said, "Joe Biden's been wrong about everything for four years"?
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Garella personally witnessed private concerts by the likes of The Gipsy Kings and Sting on palace grounds.
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You need something to sting you sometimes and keep you on point and teach you a lesson.
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It's all part of a massive sting operation which involved multiple law enforcement agencies including the Dept.
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The negative comments sting a little less when I see others have disagreed or said something positive.
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Within hours Turkey launched the largest sting operation to date, rounding up 1,300 migrants on its beaches.
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The NYPD set up the sting after Gutierrez told authorities that Weinstein groped her the day before.
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Activists, however, say the circumstances behind many of the killings in police sting operations point to executions.
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The bureau investigates officers who have fallen under suspicion, using surveillance and sting operations called Integrity Tests.
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Sting, who receives the American Music Award of Merit this year, is set to perform as well.
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In chemical terms, there is a direct way to measure the damage caused by a sting: toxicity.
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If enough bees sting an animal, the cardiotoxin component of melittin will work to arrest its heart.
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ICE is reportedly using fake Facebook accounts to track undocumented immigrants and lure them into sting operations.
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I remember how cold the asphalt felt as I distracted myself from the sting of the knife.
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But the new disclosures show that the FBI's sting was much broader than just the Playpen site.
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They make our honey, they pollinate our flowers, but also they're a bunch of sting-crazy assholes.
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But it turns out there strong reasons why losing followers can, in some cases, sting so badly.
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It should certainly create new jobs and hobbies, though no app yet can keep you sting-free.
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A book about sharing doesn't sound like much fun, but this one takes all the sting out.
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In certain situations, however, the requirement to self-quarantine has had a particular sting in its tail.
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And of course, the four-way dance with three of the biggest icons ever—Sting, Flair, Hogan.
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There is no sting in its tail, no joker in its pack, no treble in its sonics.
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A Chicago Police spokesperson said that the department only assisted with enforcement of the Norfolk Southern sting.
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Cindy Yang once owned the Florida massage parlor where Robert Kraft was arrested in a prostitution sting.
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Halfway across the river, the scorpion indeed does sting the frog—sentencing both to a slow death.
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Unlike honey bees, yellow jackets can sting repeatedly, and generally attack in large numbers, the post said.
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Rapper 40 Glocc was among 4 people arrested in a prostitution sting in Minnesota ... TMZ has learned.
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Sting, sold for $50 million, after a year on the market and an 11 percent price cut.
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The state police were helped in the sting by agents from the F.B.I. and Homeland Security Investigations.
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The film repeatedly announces that there's a lot at stake here, but without much urgency or sting.
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The sting of making contact near the hands, or down at the end of the barrel, disappears.
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In 2009, Cameron, now 40, was arrested in a DEA sting operation that landed him behind bars.
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When I did expose my underdeveloped left hand, the stares of others felt like a searing sting.
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At times, blisters filled with fluid can develop, and the skin can sting, burn and swell dramatically.
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PGA golfer Tommy Gainey was arrested in six-day-long sex crime sting in Florida, CNN reports.
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J.K. Rowling's latest opinions, as much as they might sting, can't take that magic away from me.
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But not at Le Puy, where the soil has never felt the sting of fertilizers and herbicides.
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Before facing the cold here, you bundle yourself with three layers and still feel the wind's sting.
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They got the idea for their amateur sting from watching a YouTube channel known as Predator Poachers.
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English musician Sting and his wife Trudie Styler bought their duplex penthouse for $30 million in 2015.
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The Flakes of the party have felt that sting again and again over the past 18 months.
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I won't pretend that those words didn't sting, but I knew that I couldn't let them win.
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