| It's there in part because I remember how friends and associates would try to console me after I'd been zinged. |
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| Arrows zinged through the air, archers seemingly uncaring whether the missiles hit friend or foe. |
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| The Texan's voice upped a pace and softened slightly, as the guitars zinged with country spice. |
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| Mortar shells pummelled the starved earth and bullets zinged through the sky. |
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| Just as he did so, a black blur zinged through the air where his head had been a split second before. |
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| It always surprised me when Jem would laugh hysterically if Ben zinged me with the ultimate joke of which I was the victim. |
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| And even when the President did something that went relatively well, he still got zinged in the late night comedy shows. |
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| I yelled as I dove forward, knocking her over as another bullet zinged past us. |
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| At the final whistle the ball zinged out the ground, carrying with it only a modicum of the frustration which prompted Ferguson to smack it skywards in the first place. |
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| A bullet zinged past my leg through the water, followed by another. |
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| They zinged us pretty good with a genuinely creative and surprising plan involving planes and important symbols of capitalism, but what are they going to do now? |
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| Back when digital cameras were the hot new Christmas gift, Apple zinged Microsoft with an ad suggesting that a computer running the Windows operating system could ruin the holidays. |
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| Similarly, critics of Mr. Buffett sometimes zinged arrows at him before he announced his plan to give away the bulk of his wealth, using the foundation of his friend Bill Gates to allocate the money. |
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