He just wants to paralyze a nation, cause fear and panic and dread to become part of our everyday lives. |
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Many species feed on elongated fish, such as eels, which they paralyze with their venom. |
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In the worst-case scenario, the antagonism will get out of control and will paralyze the party. |
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His sister killed herself as a teenager, and her death continues to paralyze the Donovan boys in intriguing ways. |
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For most people who are already in a vulnerable state, that kind of shock is more likely to discourage and paralyze them. |
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Thirty years after it ended, the emotion this crisis stirred continues to paralyze America's diplomatic imagination. |
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The monocrat comes to power on a polycratic basis, supported by conflicting groups that paralyze each other, and he maintains his power by ruling polycratically. |
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Botox is made up of a minute amount of botulism, a poison that can paralyze. |
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But how to deal with an effect that is not physically visible yet has the potential to paralyze a people? |
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Recognition of these relationships is not meant to paralyze action or innovation. |
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While they can exercise a functionof reciprocal control, they can also paralyze each other. |
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In this volume we will look at ways to send an energy boost to the entire nervous system, to paralyze an opponent. |
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It follows, therefore, that the gravest of crimes against man would be to paralyze or emasculate his consciousness. |
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The toxin is injected into the tight muscle to paralyze it, causing it to relax. |
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Unfortunately the rebel factions chose to paralyze the process and the objectives of attaining lasting peace in Darfur. |
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Some associations are linked to the Arab League, but political interference tends to paralyze them completely in the present context. |
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It seems likely that some of the appointees will be under orders to paralyze or hinder the work. |
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In my view, such a result would disrupt and paralyze the conduct of inquiries under the Act. |
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A good deal of work has been done on chemicals that can incapacitate, disorient, or paralyze opponents. |
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Often we feel guilty about our past acts against the person, and these feelings loom up to haunt and paralyze us when we try to turn away. |
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Negative majorities cannot paralyze government unless they can agree on alternative policies and personnel. |
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Conflicts on these matters may paralyze political activity and may lead to governmental crises. |
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This doubling of oversight and reporting requirements may in some cases paralyze the operation of the programme or destroy its coherence. |
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Para Nuke: This nuke is useless for most situations as the paralyze lasts for less than a second. |
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The extract of malefern has the property to paralyze the flat parasites as taenia, so they are permanently deported. |
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One of these diseases was poliomyelitis, a potentially fatal disease that attacks the nervous system and can paralyze its victims. |
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They were determined to paralyze the committee so they could avoid answering questions. |
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So will letting Rebecca and Rhonda get hitched paralyze republican governance in the United States in some similar way? |
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They may have been afraid, and in most cases no doubt were, but their fears did not paralyze them. |
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Thus, in British English analyse, catalyse, hydrolyse and paralyse, but in American English analyze, catalyze, hydrolyze and paralyze. |
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When the anesthetic and paralytic are maladministered into the tissues outside of the vein, the rapid absorption of the paralytic can paralyze and suffocate the prisoner before the anesthetic renders them unconscious. |
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Too often we paralyze ourselves with process while people are going to the shopping centre and getting their CAT scan because some smart person has set up shop there. |
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Thermal and water deficiencies that debilitate the plant or paralyze it. |
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With all of the difficulties, there were people who worked in favor of an open world, an ever-more open world in which customs borders didn't paralyze us or create difficulties. |
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It was not only in Bonn that he tried to sabotage and paralyze the world. |
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Biotooxins paralyze seals when they dive, which makes them sink. |
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Don't let the markets paralyze you into just watching. |
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Questions surrounding institutional independence, impartiality and bias continue to resurface and paralyze the progress of those pay equity complaints currently before the Tribunal. |
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This tool is designed to assist organizations to move toward the 'best' ethical approach to engagement, not paralyze them into not engaging at all. |
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The cuttlefish that can paralyze the other first, by forcing near its mouth, wins the fight and the female. |
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Its saliva contains toxins which paralyze earthworms in particular. |
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The challenge for Sleiman in the wake of the logjam is to ensure that the leftover flotsam is not allowed to re-congeal and paralyze the machinery of government again. |
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Learn how a jelly can devour enough food to double its weight each day, or how sea nettles hunt by trailing their long stinging tentacles to paralyze prey upon contact. |
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Nematocysts in the tentacles paralyze prey, such as small plankton. |
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