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I come far enough out of a daze to struggle briefly, fiercely.
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Some were excruciatingly alive to the situation; others were in a daze.
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He walked on toward the center of the city in a daze.
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March was in a daze, uncertain what was dream and what reality.
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Prentice sat staring in front of him, still half in a daze.
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The dazzle of the Covent Garden lamps was still in his eyes.
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Each has lost their ring of confidence; the dazzle in their smile.
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The days were long and there was no sun to dazzle me.
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True, in some cases, the supermarket Magnums may lack a little razzle-dazzle.
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Well might such banners dazzle the eyes and wits of simple savages.
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Each object was like a feather in a peacock's tail, to woo and bedazzle.
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Lytro's first offering was meant to bedazzle hipsters.
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It was meant to bedazzle the wits and to strip a wealthy rake from his blunt.
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Magnus did try to bedazzle us twice.
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They bedazzle one another with cross lights.
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Also, if you unravel this dress, you can conveniently use it to bedazzle an entire living room for New Year's Eve!
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This arsenal is fully employed now to bedazzle the Balkan natives into happy submission to the seductive harmonies of the common market.
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In amongst the collective, high-speed muggings exists a silent beauty where hand and foot combine to bewitch and bedazzle both opponent and spectator.
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History lesson, if you are not too bedazzled by love to listen.
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Her Napoleon Dynamite-esque, rhinestone-bedazzled online empire has attracted a loyal cult following.
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Aria felt for the stick-on, bedazzled nose stud on her left nostril.
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And then there's the sea of bedazzled and bedecked iPhone and iPad cases.
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But hope bedazzled all anxieties and stopped up the gaps for the moment.
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Merely because I've been, for a moment, somewhat bedazzled by its cheap glitter.
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He dwelt in ecstasy; he was a man drunken, bedazzled.
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Unlike New Labour we are not bedazzled by big money.