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A punch in the face like that was enough to disorient anyone.
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A strobe-light attached to one of his weapons was used to disorient victims.
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Usually twenty-four hours was the minimum time needed to properly disorient a subject.
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Healers knew pain, and the shock of it wouldn't disorient her for long.
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This programming is called spin programming and is intended to disorient and confuse.
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It can disorient them like a constantly faulty light, flicking on and off.
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Meanwhile, audible conversations are shot so to deliberately disorient and dazzle the viewer.
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His response would be textbook protocol in an attempted rendition: disorient and then attack.
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The rocking motion of the craft started to disorient him.
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Meant to disorient anyone who makes it this far.
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Tom tossed a handful of concussive grenades to disorient them, but his team kept running.
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Our vision is shot, and the lights disorient them.
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They can confuse and disorient an enemy, weaving a fine mesh of sorcery called a fret.
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Interrogation 101: Confuse and disorient the subject.
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Making more than one new minion might weaken or disorient Toret enough for Chane to take advantage.
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Virginia Wade, among others, suggested that the player was pulling some kind of stunt to disorient opponents.