"And we were stunned — stunned that she'd done it," Mr. Kelly said.
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And I sat there, and this show unfolds ... and I am stunned. Stunned.
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I was stunned, and everyone around me was more mad and more stunned.
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"People are stunned and when people are stunned they avoid commitments," she said.
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"And we were stunned — stunned that she'd done it," Mr. Kelly recalled, though he did not name Ms. Wilson.
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That's one of the things most viewers are stunned about—stunned about how much money is being made from prisons, stunned at laws that are written by folks who are not lawmakers, stunned about where the whole idea of criminality and black men and white women and all that stuff comes from.
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"For me?" she says, stunned, but as far as I can tell from someone whose face is almost completely hidden, happy stunned.
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"I was stunned, absolutely stunned, because as a board member, at the time, he's lying to my face after I asked him point blank," Richardson testified.
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"I have no idea what is happening," she said, looking stunned (or maybe just mock-stunned) upon returning to her hosting duties, her Golden Globe still in her hand.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is shocked and stunned by The Walking Dead T-shirt controversy — shocked and stunned, that is, that anybody would find the shirt controversial in the first place.
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" Choking back tears, his mother said, "I'm still stunned.
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But the criticism turned to nastiness … I was stunned.
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I was stunned – beyond sad and, yes, even mad.
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" I was stunned — yet also strangely relieved: "You're right.
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" Users on social media were stunned, calling it "beyond absurd.
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The killing stunned this town an hour southwest of Denver.
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He came out and he was very stunned and dazed.
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"It was pretty amazing, but I was stunned," he says.
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A stunned Colman shook as she gave her acceptance speech.
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When the [not guilty verdict] was read, everybody was stunned.
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After the first day of shooting, I sat there, stunned.
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The barista, stunned by his mellifluous singing voice, happily obliged.
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DiNardo stunned the bishops when he opened the assembly Nov.
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Our sources say both Wendy and the audience were stunned.
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And no one is more stunned than their own fans.
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Apple's warning on that market stunned investors earlier this year.
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"You shot me," a stunned Tywin says as Tyrion reloads.
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Then, on December 1st, 2010, Airbus stunned the aviation community.
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V.A., who requested anonymity for fear of retaliation, was stunned.
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Egyptians have been stunned by the enormity of the attack.
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They are grateful for safety, but stunned by their plight.
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People who attended the rally were stunned by the reports.
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And all of us are too stunned to do anything.
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I was just so shocked and stunned about what happened.
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In response, Maza said he was stunned by YouTube's verdict.
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When she found out, FinCEN's chief of staff was stunned.
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Duncan admits to being "stunned and flabbergasted" by the present.
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What happened next stunned both the courtroom and the nation.
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The force of the explosion stunned residents on the block.
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Read on to see which cinematic deaths completely stunned us.
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Allies were stunned by the decision, then confused by it.
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When she rejected him, he was left stunned and heartbroken.
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She was stunned, but she refused to be in denial.
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He smiled," Rannells wrote, adding that he "walked away, stunned.
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They found another 14 birds alive, but stunned from collisions.
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Cramer continued to be stunned by the strength in retail.
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Longoria, 41, stunned in a turquoise bikini and aviator sunglasses.
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I'm also stunned by the quality of the Bluetooth connection.
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That woman who looked super stunned when she saw Beyoncé.
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When the owner eventually showed tourism officials, they were stunned.
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I quickly turned back, facing Ray Charles, and I'm stunned.
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This time, humans are equally stunned, but perhaps less resistant.
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We are stunned and saddened to hear of her death.
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Cramer was stunned by CSX's expense control from its management.
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And the entire room was stunned by what they heard.
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In November, Schultz proclaimed himself "stunned" by Trump's election win.
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Stunned at the news, she slaps him and runs off.
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Other aides stood watching him on TV, in stunned silence.
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" Asks a stunned Kardashian West: "And you can't communicate it?
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Whenever people first visit the island they are absolutely stunned.
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Patricia Steuer "I'm stunned," Patricia Steuer told CNN Thursday afternoon.
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Waiting for the meeting, she remains in that stunned state.
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He stunned the world with his bold and decisive action.
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The audience sat in stunned silence for much of it.
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Are you stunned by what has become of American culture?
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Stunned Republicans vented their frustration with the turn of events.
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Mr. Manning was stunned that it had happened so fast.
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She said she was "stunned" and "outraged" by Limbaugh's remarks.
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The call stood, and the Marlins reacted in stunned fashion.
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She was stunned when he quickly dropped to one knee.
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Lucy sat totally stunned and Desi left the stage crying.
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He appeared stunned that Dermer's previous assurances were not kept.
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But the brazenness of Thakur's candidacy has still stunned many.
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She stunned in stylish outfits at 2019 award shows, too.
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What happened, though, stunned M. Cindy Hounsell, the institute's president.
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That day, Greenwald and Miranda, stunned, talked for five hours.
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He had been "absolutely stunned" by the results, he said.
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Rivero was stunned at one training session on military engineering.
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Donald J. Trump's presidential candidacy has stunned the Republican Party.
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So far, they say they've been stunned by the response.
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Unsurprisingly, his interviewer seems rather stunned by this otherworldly revelation.
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You're stunned from the weekend, so it's fine — you're numb.
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I think HB 2 stunned many citizens of North Carolina.
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In fact, Thurman briefly stunned Garcia with an overhand right.
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It also left powerful figures at NBC stunned and exasperated.
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Some were stunned to learn how much M.T.A. workers make.
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Friends sat together, stunned and still, on living room couches.
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He was stunned to see Nakesha, bundled on a bench.
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White New Yorkers, blind to the city's racism, were stunned.
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In fact, he says he's stunned Hart is still alive.
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He was stuck stunned and staring most of the day.
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The announcement stunned lawmakers from both parties, with Republican Sen.
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I was stunned: I had come to watch, not talk.
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I sat on the couch in a stunned, guilty silence.
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Her decision stunned her new friends on the FEMA team.
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The players, who looked on, stunned, were 13 years old.
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We were all a little stunned by what had happened.
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Everybody was stunned when the prosecutor dropped all the charges.
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Instead, they were stunned to see a hive of activity.
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"I was stunned," said Ms. Fitzgerald, 20153, in an interview.
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Other racers and the audience were as stunned as Ledecka.
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Viewers at home seemed equally stunned by her powerful vocals.
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Pentagon officials have said they were stunned by the decision.
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In 2005, Cate Blanchett stunned in a beaded Armani gown.
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The killing stunned Britain, where gun ownership is tightly regulated.
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The nation was first stunned, then enraged, by the revelations.
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The decision left political strategists stunned and scrambling to react.
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"No, I did not know," Mr. Durst responds, seeming stunned.
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Even Republicans who had worked on the autopsy were stunned.
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But the latest batch of rules stunned the two companies.
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Lehman's shuttering not only stunned nervous bankers, investors and savers.
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Still, Hall was stunned to be traded in June 2016.
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So I was stunned when he fell ill with lymphoma.
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The tragic news stunned and affected the entire undercover community.
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"Get over it," Mulvaney told a room of stunned journalists.
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Even his closest allies were stunned at his death. Rep.
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Trump himself -- and the rest of the world -- is stunned.
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Friends and acquaintances said they were stunned by Wednesday's shooting.
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To that end, I'm stunned we still have phone numbers.
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But the senator was a bit stunned by the reaction.
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She was stunned as she put her clothes back on.
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"We were stunned," she said, visiting the site on Wednesday.
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McCain's rejection of the bill stunned GOP leaders and colleagues.
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Stunned by the encounter, he told his mother right away.
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They look stunned, and ask "what?" before reality sinks in.
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On a fourth try it stunned Okobi for one second.
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She stunned the Democratic mainstream when she defeated veteran Rep.
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But they've also cried and raged and staggered out stunned.
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Many in the crowd appeared stunned by the recent incidents.
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A third were in handcuffs or other restraints when stunned.
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Then late last summer, Hungarian officials stunned their American counterparts.
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But his wife, Beverly Simmons, was stunned by the resemblance.
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Talking to the press in the rain, Murray looked stunned.
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But I'd be stunned -- and, in truth, I have been stunned before -- if, when we find out the person's identity (and we will), it is a less-than-boldface name within the Trump orbit.
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I was stunned to see the media&aposs reaction, their reaction.
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A collection of names that, on aggregate, stunned the baseball world.
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"A royal luncheon, a parade, and a dinner?" a stunned Mrs.
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After a second of stunned silence, Stassi doesn't miss a beat.
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Trump's quick flip-flop on the issue reportedly stunned Republican leaders.
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PST - The audience erupts into stunned applause and a standing ovation.
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He said he was so stunned that he just stopped watching.
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Piercing screams The barreling twisters left people stunned and communities devastated.
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"We are stunned by the report," Khadka said late on Thursday.
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"I am stunned that Vanessa made it this far," Harrison said.
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Meanwhile, Akins stunned in a lace dress by Coutures By Laura.
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The Big Short was the shocker, the underdog that stunned everyone
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Katie Arrington stunned the political world when she beat incumbent Rep.
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Frankly, I'm stunned that open littering isn't back in fashion yet.
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The incident stunned Gu. His voice rises when he recounts it.
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Some one please tell me it isn't true #PRINCEWILLNEVERDIE Numb. Stunned.
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Like a nasty blow, you're left stunned, then dull and throbbing.
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He's probably just too stunned by your beauty to even emote.
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He and Wyatt's mother, Felishia Gillette, were stunned by the response.
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Stunned, I decided not to let on how upset I was.
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And she uses a mildly stunned Graham Norton as her subject.
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I'm stunned that this small sandwich weighs in at 530 calories.
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Arie tells Kylie he's falling for her sister and she's stunned.
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Everyone is just completely and totally stunned by what she does.
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I was stunned, but I knew what I had to do.
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Online comments and the stereotyping of her people leave her stunned.
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Other nearby suspects in lock-up were stunned by Weinstein's presence.
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The crash stunned the city on the Friday before Memorial Day.
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Staring at my thermal performance results, I was kind of stunned.
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Nearly 24 hours after shots rang out here, it's stunned silence.
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" Later she added, "I'm just so stunned, and shocked, and horrified.
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The animals aren't dying — they are just stunned by the cold.
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They were stunned by how clearly they could see the cycles.
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Supporters of the peace deal were stunned by the plebiscite result.
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The actress stunned in a maroon dress with a matching fascinator.
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"When they actually did it, I was stunned," he tells PEOPLE.
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"Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins took to the stage in stunned amazement.
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I was stunned because I was a foot away from it.
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If that number surprises you, it downright stunned the show's host.
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She was stunned when 150 people around the country signed up.
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Stunned and emotional, Cruz's family said the shooting made no sense.
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Everyone is waiting in stunned silence, hoping for some good news.
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Anthony Bourdain's sudden and shocking death has stunned the culinary world.
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Democrats -- no fans of Comey, mind you -- are stunned and outraged.
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I am stunned the moral bar has never fallen so low.
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"I look at that interview and I look stunned," she says.
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" A stunned Stone responded, "'What do you mean stays out there!?
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Thirty minutes later, Pedro returns to the waiting room, looking stunned.
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My photographers and I look at each other, a little stunned.
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"SO SO stunned to hear about Chris Cornell!" the rocker tweeted.
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The huge turnout on the cold afternoon stunned Judy and Ken.
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He looked stunned when I said I felt the opposite way.
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On a rainy Parisian afternoon, she stunned the world's number one.
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"I'm never stunned by anything that happens in politics," he added.
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Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti said he was "stunned" by Giuliani's claim.
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I think we were all just stunned by what happened there.
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His sudden resignation late last month at Ryan's request stunned lawmakers.
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In one entry, he came across a passage that stunned him.
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So when he checked YouTube the following Sunday, he was stunned.
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But even he was stunned at what the Yankees had done.
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Soon the girls followed, stunned into silence by the water's chill.
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The Americans were stunned, but composed themselves to finish the race.
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Stunned and soaked residents stumbled out of their badly mangled houses.
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They often seemed to be in a state of stunned amazement.
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"We're all just really stunned," says friend and neighbor Dominick Gildersleeve.
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Their absence stunned this community and is felt deeply and emotionally.
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The second instance that Gaethje was stunned came off an uppercut.
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They were all stunned speechless at the end of the movie.
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Claire is of course stunned when she's informed of the shooting.
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"We're as equally as stunned as everyone else," Kerr told reporters.
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Afterward, he was stunned to see the devastation in his neighborhood.
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Australia was stunned at the news of their missing prime minister.
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Members of Steinberg's staff sat in her living room, looking stunned.
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But when the XAC was unveiled, Logitech was stunned and chagrined.
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I was stunned by the sheer volume of work and care.
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Their response endeared them to the city's stunned and grieving residents.
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So I was stunned by that part of the fashion industry.
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"Call 911," she shouted to the girl's other stunned friends nearby.
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They've hit a man on a bike, and they stop, stunned.
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Even those who knew he had previously contemplated suicide were stunned.
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I also remember a stunned awareness that I'd do it again.
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I was stunned by the answer when I saw it yesterday.
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Fans were stunned ... claiming Stern's NEVER taken a day off before.
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I was stunned by the apparent gender disparity in organ donation.
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It stunned the Ravens in Baltimore, scoring 2211 fourth-quarter points.
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France's ambassador, François Delattre, said he was "stunned" by Russia's response.
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So they were stunned to find the toothpick, Dr. Scheid said.
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"I was stunned by the callousness of his comments," Hanna said.
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Safdar, stunned by the impact but not injured, snapped into action.
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Months later, I was stunned when I was accepted to Stuyvesant.
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The crowd, which includes many Japanese supporters, was stunned into silence.
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I'm stunned by the gorgeous humanity in these stories they're telling.
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The Americans are stunned, and suddenly — improbably — trailing by 20143-0.
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Even the show's host, Sean Hannity — another Cohen client — appeared stunned.
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We recognize the pregnant pause, the stunned silence, the expectant hush.
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Chelsea's executives were stunned by how fast the Russian was moving.
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"You are stunned," said Donna Ballman, an employee attorney in Florida.
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He seemed stunned to find out he no longer lived there.
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Wall Street is stunned over Amazon's impressive June quarter earnings results.
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Without question my new favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe film. Stunned. pic.twitter.
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"I'm stunned by the youthfulness of the '153s," Mr. Schneider said.
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The release of the bride's name and photograph stunned the country.
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Hours later, at home, she still found herself stunned, and pacing.
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I am stunned by totality's shocking reversal of the world order.
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He's been stunned by the praise that the novel has received.
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The president's top advisers described themselves as stunned, despondent and numb.
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The tying goal had left Lundqvist on one knee, seemingly stunned.
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Either way, Democrats should not be caught flat-footed or stunned.
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The killing stunned the city and set off a bicoastal investigation.
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"I'm so sad and stunned right now," Legend wrote on Twitter.
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The attack stunned the police, who'd never heard of Mr. Jabar.
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But the arrests may have stunned this community more than most.
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Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world when she unseated veteran Rep.
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Bonnie stunned me when she told me she wasn't a veteran.
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Edelman said she was stunned to see it in the paper.
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He was stunned to find out the hospital was in Houston.
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Instead of pain and regret we see just a stunned swoon.
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The storm stunned the world, but it wouldn't be the last.
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I proudly accepted an award while feeling stunned by those numbers.
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Even some on the winning sides seemed similarly stunned and adrift.
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When Cook confirmed that the letter was real, she was stunned.
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Stunned for the second time in two days, I plowed on.
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But he swiftly faced condemnation for his actions, which stunned him.
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"Tony was stunned," she said in a telephone interview on Sunday.
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"Looking at her work, frankly, I was stunned," Ms. Lane said.
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Cuban, captured on national television as the news broke, appeared stunned.
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When Ms. Lynch was told, she was both stunned and confused.
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Thai Raksa Chart stunned the nation and electrified supporters on Feb.
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"I just drank poison," the ex-general told the stunned court.
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Chris Rock provoked, "Spotlight" stunned — and not every joke landed quite right.
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Wayne Semour, with Bournemouth police, said doctors were stunned by the incident.
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Meanwhile, Jasmine said she's still stunned by the officer's use of force.
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Still, I was stunned by the image quality of the V One.
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I sat there in stunned silence, unsure whether to laugh or cry.
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Sanders was stunned three times with a Taser and died soon after.
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Right off the bat, I was stunned by the feeling of empowerment.
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Emily Jashinsky, I was stunned by the vitriol from anti-Trump commentators.
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I was stunned, but it turned out all the workers did that.
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Many were stunned by the results in their historically Democratic-voting county.
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Stunned aides stopped what they were doing to read the article online.
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Musk stunned investors and sent Tesla's shares soaring 11 percent on Aug.
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The episode comes as fans continue to be stunned by the news.
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"We're as equally stunned as everyone else," police chief Daniel Kerr said.
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"Tennis fanatic," he told me, gratified to see how stunned I was.
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The brutality of the crime has stunned neighbors in the apartment complex.
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Trying to hold it together, she called her mom, who was stunned.
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Authorities were left stunned that the boys survived the fall, Depuyt said.
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Following news of XXXTentacion's death, hundreds of stunned fans mourned his loss.
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Suffice it to say ... Madison's assistant was stunned and damn near speechless.
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He was stunned at the gem that was handed over to him.
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The gruesome case has stunned Minnesotans, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said.
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"We are a bit stunned and speechless,"DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis said.
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Stunned and outraged, Midge heads to that same stage — and kills it.
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The death stunned the quiet, residential neighborhood where the officer was killed.
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" Klaus looks at her, stunned, and says, "That's exactly what it's like.
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"You're just not a loyal person!" she asserts to a stunned Kim.
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"We are stunned and devastated," Major League Baseball said in a statement.
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He is unapologetic as the two women stand on the corner stunned.
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I've been stunned to see who they blossom into through our program.
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"When he didn't endorse, they were stunned and disappointed," Abboud told CNN.
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Stunned, Sheila called Gorantla, who had counseled her through tough patches before.
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Issa Rae also stunned in this colorful open-knit blazer in 2017.
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Seeing the card in Emily's hand, the Man in Black is stunned.
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"The allegations left me stunned and I strongly deny them," he wrote.
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Hannah looks both stunned and thrilled, her smile frozen on her face.
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The Gwinnett County Police Chief said he was stunned by the incident.
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"I was absolutely stunned," Smith's mother, Nicole Smith-Holt, 47, tells PEOPLE.
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As Bloomberg reports:As the clip ended, the three stood in stunned silence.
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The meeting also reportedly stunned other world leaders who witnessed the interaction.
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The migrants said they were stunned by the hostile attitude in Tijuana.
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His remarks were reportedly met with a stunned silence in the room.
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Japan's central bank stunned investors by adopting negative interest rates last month.
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"I'm always just kind of quietly stunned," Watson said of her critics.
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The case has stunned the nation and made headlines around the world.
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Trump's decision stunned Washington, with many questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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Stunned aides scrambled to put together a plan to explain what happened.
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Instead, they stunned him with a Taser and took him into custody.
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However, an unpredictable Pakistan stunned India, beating the holders by 180 runs.
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"But there was one performance this year that stunned me," Streep said.
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As for his mother, Jermaine said she was stunned by the act.
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"She didn't want to work for $250 a night," says Michael, stunned.
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"I've never been so nervous in my life," said the stunned trainer.
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The camera zooms in on the reactions of the stunned audience members.
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He was stunned, because we'd just been having a nice meal together.
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I was stunned to hear the same vein of criticism yet again.
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The stunning, stunned second in which the realest of hustles was captured.
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The Episode 4 scene left viewers stunned and sharing reactions on Twitter.
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After I've cried all I can, we sit there in stunned silence.
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An illustrator's fan art of Hermione Granger has stunned Harry Potter fans.
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Cardi B stunned at what was her first Met Gala red carpet.
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Government officials are stunned because, honestly, they had a plan for that.
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He said he stood, stunned, trying to grasp what he'd just heard.
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"I was stunned to see him there," she said of Mr. Casas.
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Stunned, B.U. gave up another goal moments later and lost, 4-3.
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She had run out into the wintry cold, shooing away stunned bystanders.
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Hailee Steinfeld opted for glamour and stunned in a sheer red gown.
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I landed on the floor, stunned, as my body seared with pain.
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I was so stunned by the conversation that I just took in.
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But his sudden turnabout stunned politicians and interest groups in the state.
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"Who is this Miss Sterry?" a Times article reported stunned spectators asking.
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Kravitz said he was stunned when he read the Google-Ascension news.
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"I was stunned," Danielle Goodwin said in an interview with Komo News.
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He was stunned to learn the extent of what Sewell had uncovered.
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Republicans were stunned by Trump's remarks and scrambled to rein him in.
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They recounted being stunned at how swiftly the fire roared through Paradise.
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Trump's potential reversal on the TPP deal stunned lawmakers from both parties.
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"This one hurts," said Austin Rivers, stunned into submission at the podium.
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On Friday morning, the area was cordoned off and people were stunned.
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I was stunned from the negative responses that came from American writers.
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It was mid-September: New York was still stunned by Sept. 11.
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These runners have "stunned" their hearts, as some exercise cardiologists put it.
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"I was stunned by the callousness of his comments," Mr. Hanna said.
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He settles into a thousand-yard stare, apparently too stunned to cry.
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Stunned supporters held back tears as they waited for O'Rourke to arrive.
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It was just one of many cancellations that left the public stunned.
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But I stood still and calmly stunned, watching the red cap fade.
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" • Quotation of the day "I am stunned that this is happening again.
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It was also hit by friendly fire and stunned by German flamethrowers.
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She was stunned when so many teachers from other schools showed up.
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His victory in the Senate race stunned the state's complacent machine Republicans.
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I still woke up every morning feeling stunned by this new reality.
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I was particularly stunned by his recreation of the Corpus Christi massacre.
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It is so far beyond any reasonable response I am just stunned.
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Other advisers to Mr. Trump were stunned by the turn of events.
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I was stunned the first time a student corrected me in class.
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This causes her destruction, sanctified with a contemplative yet stunned choral number.
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Our nation and the world are shocked and stunned by the grief.
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She stunned in Bruno Mars' sexy video for "Versace on the Floor."
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"We are stunned and grieve for our beloved B.S.O.," Mr. Prechtl said.
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In the third round, Cooper stunned Holyfield with a vicious overhand right.
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"I was stunned, but I was also so happy," Ms. Jampol said.
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Last month, she gave a speech at Cannes that stunned the room.
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Let's talk about the photograph that stunned me in the other room.
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The deal stunned Wall Street and grabbed the attention of the nation.
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In the Champions League, Tottenham stunned Real Madrid, the titleholder, 3-19603.
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The lofty returns had stunned him, according to one of the people.
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Once-bustling piazzas and chattering trattorias have fallen into eerie, stunned silence.
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What had been a raucous sellout crowd was sitting in stunned silence.
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But the group was stunned because they kept coming for nine hours.
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After the verdict, Mr. Smith's family stood outside the courthouse, visibly stunned.
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Progressive Democrats slow-walked this forever, and it kind of stunned me.
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He kept his cool and promptly broke a stunned Nadal at love.
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And rookie Brandon Cormier stunned the field to snag the gold medal.
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" She added, "I was stunned when I saw the penalties [for Milan].
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The stunned blue marbles of his eyes, that strange yelp of his.
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"I was stunned by how abhorrent and honest it was," said Hook.
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DCNS spokesman Emmanuel Gaudez said the company was "stunned" by the information.
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She stood there, in stunned silence, until the lookout guard spotted her.
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The selection of a man for the role stunned some former executives.
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They were stunned, he said, having never tasted coffee or chocolate before.
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Pakistan's most controversial murder trial ended in a verdict that stunned many.
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Mr. Downey said he was stunned when he learned of the arrest.
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Ms. McGregor was stunned to learn she had the implant-associated lymphoma.
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The blaze never reached his house, but the experience still stunned him.
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"The first time I saw this I sat there stunned," Stevens says.
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It was the final straw: He quit, "stunned and angry," he said.
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"I am stunned that four colleges rejected you," Camerota said on Friday.
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The compact Christine Flores stunned with her unshakable balances and fiery leaps.
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Stunned relatives gathered there, some weeping quietly, others besieging officials with questions.
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The nearly half-billion-euro award stunned and angered the French public.
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Stunned, and clearly aware of how problematic his presidency has suddenly become.
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Stunned by this atrocity, Mr. Trump and his team then reversed course.
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Christina Hadley Ellegood was stunned when she heard about the latest shooting.
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While many were stunned by President Trump's remarks, it's personal for me.
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Trump's decision stunned Washington, with some questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers were surprised, stunned that such a device existed.
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Many of us went to bed that night stunned by the results.
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I was legitimately stunned "The Florida Project" wasn't nominated for Best Picture.
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"I was absolutely stunned," Mr. Beall said in a speech in 216.
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And when the Newark appointment was announced, then-Archbishop Tobin sounded stunned.
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The second-period onslaught left the home crowd stunned and booing — loudly.
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Fillon's victory stunned the country, who expected Juppé to comfortably claim victory.
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Trump then walked out of the room, leaving his allies reportedly stunned.
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His family members said in a statement they were stunned and heartbroken.
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"We were stunned — and I'm not easily stunned, as a clinician working 40 years with adolescents — at the hyper-sexualization of young kids," said Robert Blum, the study's principal investigator and a public health professor at Johns Hopkins.
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"The question left many of Dunham's followers stunned, writing that it was "rude.
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"We were stunned that this fish had piranha-like teeth," said Kölbl-Ebert.
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Friends and family in Cole's hometown of Athens were stunned by his death.
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But nobody was more stunned than Dassey's lawyer, Laura Nirider, she tells PEOPLE.
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"Then he tried to fix it!" said Harvey, still stunned by Barkley's answer.
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" And 40 minutes later, the actress said, "I was too stunned to speak.
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"You're stunned," David Turner Sr., the boy's father, told WDRB of the diagnosis.
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"I am stunned," Michael Kelly, a lawyer for Harra, said in a statement.
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Weeks later, Galvez was stunned when he tried to book a JetSmarter flight.
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But when she cranked up the volume to Somi's "Kuzunguka," I was stunned.
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She stunned in a black gown with a crown of blonde faux locs.
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The tragic and sudden loss has stunned those close to the Timmons family.
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The lopsided ratio was enough to throw the ballroom into a stunned silence.
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Though best part is the photo that resulted: Why the stunned faces guys?
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I'm a little stunned at how fast 2017 has been passing us by.
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"That is a woman who does not accept failure," a stunned Reynolds joked.
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Voice coach Blake Shelton said he was "stunned and disgusted" by the news.
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" Instead, he writes, after he read it, "I was stunned and pleasantly surprised.
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The UK's vote to leave the European Union has totally stunned the world.
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When he saw the news, he and his wife sat in stunned silence.
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The achievement stunned experts who thought that this scale of improvement was impossible.
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At the same time, I was stunned by how long each feeding took.
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But when it was his turn on the stand, Macho stunned the courtroom.
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Trump's first statement has stunned many observers with its sheer recklessness and incompetence.
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In 1951, he stunned Sugar Ray Robinson to win the World Middleweight title.
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Ms. Cutler's uncle, James Mathis, said the family was stunned by the killings.
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When I woke up to the preview for next week, I was stunned.
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That was months before Prime Minister Narendra Modi stunned the country on Nov.
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She stunned in a strapless, white Vivienne Westwood gown with a black clutch.
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She stunned in a sexy red cutout dress as a commentator for E!
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Naturally, Lush stans hit Twitter harder than the bomb cyclone with stunned reactions.
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Last week, Carol and members of The Kingdom were stunned by a grenade.
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"We'd be so stunned that we'd make peace with one another," he remembered.
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This official said he was stunned by how "enthusiastic" everyone was to sign.
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Some seemed stunned, others outraged and more than a few took his side.
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Friday evening's news of a coup attempt in Turkey has stunned the world.
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Experts in US national security and foreign policy were stunned by the report.
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It leaves me then very stunned why there's this talk about a filibuster.
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"Her friends and family are stunned" by the death, a source told PEOPLE.
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Loyal viewers of Detroit's WJBK Fox 28255 television station were stunned on Dec.
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"Commenters are equally as stunned by the news, writing things like, "Damn Jake!
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Many seemed stunned, even dismayed, that no one was apparently being held accountable.
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" Colson Whitehead, meanwhile, had advice for the audience: "I was sort of stunned.
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That was my film's producer AJ. We were all stunned when it happened.
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Without referring to Trump by name, Streep said his performance had "stunned" her.
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The advisers were reportedly "stunned," with Secretary of Defense James Mattis notably upset.
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As we filed out of the theater, the crowd looked stunned, or numb.
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"Stunned disbelief," North Dakota's John Hoeven said, describing the mood in the room.
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When I heard the sounds, I felt stunned, perplexed, and then, ultimately, found.
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This time however, the expletive went uncensored as a visibly stunned Bartiromo gasped.
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North Korea stunned the world last week with its fourth rogue nuclear test.
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"When we saw the advert, we were stunned," Richard Conway, CEO of Childcare.co.
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I was so stunned by the conversation that I just took [it] in.
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The incredible momentum of his campaign stunned America and shocked the Republican establishment.
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Someone so famous that even his name causes stunned silence in modeling circles?
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Last year, Lady Gaga stunned everyone with her beautiful Sound of Music tribute.
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Given that boost, the Predators stunned the Flames with a Forsberg-led rally.
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The amazing creations that nail devotees come up with leave us forever stunned.
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Younger women may simply be stunned by it, but the frenzy of public
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Peduto said he was so stunned, he could not respond to Trump's remarks.
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Cramer was mainly stunned by Wal-Mart's demonstrated ability to take on Amazon.
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Yep, Aussies are still stunned by the wonders of colour television and supermarkets.
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Joseph Crowley (D) in a New York primary that stunned the political world.
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Manafort looked stunned after the verdict was read and Ellis adjourned the proceedings.
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He said he was stunned at how similar it sounded to his own.
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Court documents suggest Samey was right to be stunned by Judge Powell's findings.
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Authorities flew over the island Saturday, and were stunned by what they saw.
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He was stunned by the poor conditions to start last year's ski season.
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But the best comes after Djokovic is stunned by Wawrinka in the final.
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"I can't believe it," she told the BBC, looking stunned after her victory.
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The "Today" show shared a clip of the incident, which stunned the family.
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Most senators, who were preparing to leave town for the holidays, were stunned.
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John Ratcliffe for Director of National Intelligence stunned current and former intelligence officials.
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Still, current and former intelligence officials were stunned when Trump nominated GOP Rep.
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"The landlord must have given them the key," she told me later, stunned.
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But the speed of the Blue Cut Fire stunned even experienced fire officials.
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"I am stunned there is no gay bar down here," Mr. Melmed said.
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Those of us who visited the city afterward were stunned by the destruction.
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The surprise announcement stunned lawmakers and caught Pentagon officials off guard as well.
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John McCain seemed stunned and appalled by Trump's comments about the Khan family.
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Kohn, who also has no social media accounts to speak of, was stunned.
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Later, back at his office, he commiserated with a circle of stunned colleagues.
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Even for someone who was that empty of a barrel, we were stunned.
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"Brahim was stunned, he was shocked by the situation," said his lawyer, Karen.
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Petrov is stunned, and agrees to Blythe's offer to send over a proposal.
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This year, he stunned Andy Murray in five sets to reach the semifinal.
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After my first exposure session, I was stunned the whole subway ride home.
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His refusal to confront Russia, a U.S. adversary, stunned lawmakers from both parties.
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He was stunned at the notion that a white man can be president.
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Casey, he stunned his supporters when he declined to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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According to the source, Cohen was stunned and taken aback by Avenatti's proposal.
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Miley Cyrus stunned in Posen's sweeping red gown at the 2018 Grammy Awards.
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The cache of well-preserved two-inch eggs stunned his colleague Dr. Kellner.
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A deeply personal outpouring, the scale of which has stunned and humbled me.
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The Astros' dugout bounced up and down as the home crowd sat stunned.
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"He's the guy who killed Bin Laden," one of the stunned bikers says.
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It seemed as if you were too stunned to answer at the time.
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" By Thursday, after looking at the text message, she said: "I was stunned.
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I am stunned by the number of people Minaj has at her service.
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So, I am stunned, walking past my aunt's grave, to hear her voice.
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Alma was stunned, her body throbbing as if poked with a cattle prod.
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The immigration caseworker said he was stunned by the contents of the letter.
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This is such a rare and unusual event that we are all stunned.
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On Tuesday morning, Mr. Esposito still seemed stunned and confused by the situation.
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My dentist will be stunned to know there's a candy I've never tried.
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In another, the colleagues are aviation mechanics, stunned by an attractive flight attendant.
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He is also very fast with the buzzer, often leaving his competitors stunned.
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Benjamin Mouton, the architect, told The Times he was "stunned" by the speed.
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Her lifestyle would have stunned the staff of today's Le Bernardin, she said.
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"Even I was stunned just how few people kept their seats," she said.
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After the operation, Ms. Evans was stunned by the difference in her perceptions.
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When the board learned about this, even Mr. Moonves's staunchest backers were stunned.
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The move stunned some industry observers and amused several others with long memories.
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Friday's daylight revealed a city largely submerged, and a population stunned and scattered.
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But before I even entered the museum, I was stunned by the building.
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An hour later, it was the Swedes who sat stunned on the turf.
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Afterward we sat in stunned silence or wept quietly as the credits rolled.
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I was stunned but not fazed because this racism wasn't my first encounter.
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Yet he remains stunned by the immense power and complexities of modern warfare.
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Ms. Hines, seated outside on her lawn with friends and neighbors, was stunned.
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Look closely and you might be a little stunned by the price tags.
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She was stunned to learn that the president had suddenly ordered her freed.
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Then, in 1990, he stunned everyone by running again for mayor — and winning.
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They will be momentarily stunned, during which time you can open another topic.
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Back in my days working in insurance P.R., this would have stunned me.
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At first, he is stunned by his new roommate's commitment to his passions.
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She was stunned to discover the condition is often triggered by psychological trauma.
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Sims stunned in a ruffled blue gown, while Scott chose a sleek suit.
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He then got down on one knee and proposed to his stunned girlfriend.
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Encarnacion looked stunned when told that he had been hitless for that long.
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You don't need that if the animal is properly stunned from the beginning.
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One tourist asked a stunned resident if he could help mow her lawn.
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Instead, it was a gathering of stunned officials, and an aide said Mrs.
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He remembered the picture being taken, but he was stunned by Tweeden's account.
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Mark Bessner, the police officer who stunned Damon, was suspended and later resigned.
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She was stunned as she put her clothes back on after the examination.
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"I was stunned to hear what she had to say," Mr. Zaldivar said.
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" She said the encounter left her momentarily stunned: "I thought, 'Wow, that's interesting.
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He later reportedly told an associate that he was stunned by the question.
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Other kids looked up and around, stunned by how big it all seemed.
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But what she said inside a small campus chapel stunned her former colleagues.
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"Irregularities affected the integrity of the poll," Justice Maraga told a stunned courtroom.
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I'm still stunned Biden pledged to pick a woman VP and Sanders hedged.
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When they released him at the end of spring training, he was stunned.
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Even at the F.B.I., agents who supported their high-profile director were stunned.
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I'm stunned by this development I excitedly tell Kiki, who redoubles her efforts.
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Her sister Cindy Borgeson was stunned when police told her of the arrest.
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His mother, Clementine Matthias, was too stunned, too elated, to photograph the moment.
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We sat stunned and silent for a moment, before the supervisor dismissed us.
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I was so stunned by the conversation that I just took it in.
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"People were so stunned by the unraveling of everything so rapidly," Roy said.
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Guillard was visibly stunned and Campos quickly knocked him down with further blows.
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We were stunned by that because it was completely antithetical to our experience.
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"The announcement stunned official Washington," Robert Kraig wrote in a book on Wilson.
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"I was stunned," she told PEOPLE of learning she was going to be honored.
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Johnson's decision stunned star forward LeBron James, along with the rest of the team.
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The sharks look stunned, and Alyssa and Zach look floored, but accept the offer.
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She was stunned by a question asking what it was about Trump she opposed.
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Second, Twitter users are stunned that the youthful-looking actor has a teenage son.
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When she's finally able to talk, Adeyemi's speech comes out as a stunned gasp.
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Hedge-fund managers are stunned that their year could have been made so easily.
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The Brexit vote stunned markets in June, and Donald Trump shocked investors in November.
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"I sat in the lobby for five hours," she tells the stunned plastic surgeons.
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Still, at age 33, he was stunned after being told he had Alzheimer's disease.
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Rocha told Fox News she was both stunned and saddened by the brutal backlash.
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"We are stunned, shocked and heartbroken," Victoria's mother, Jill McGrath, wrote to NBC News.
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"We're all stunned at how big these SaaS and cloud companies are," Lemkin said.
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Sometimes she watches HGTV and is stunned by house hunters shopping for $500,903 homes.
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I'm frankly pretty stunned at how closely Instagram Stories hues to the Snapchat design.
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I was stunned by the feeling that came of the audience – the genuine joy.
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The boy sits alone, stunned, before two more children are brought into the vehicle.
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Two guys in Drew Doughty jerseys in the back of the room are stunned.
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But the 50-year-old realtor vanished, leaving a stunned community searching for answers.
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He told "Squawk Box " in December that he was "stunned" by all the talk.
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Residents were stunned by the mysterious cloud formation, which some compared to a UFO.
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Residents in the gated community told KTLA they were stunned by the triple murder.
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In June 2015, Lewis stunned the internet with his shirtless cover for Attitude magazine.
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Lee's lawyer revealed the existence of the book to a stunned world in 2015.
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"I'm stunned," Detroit Police Chief James Craig said at a news conference on Friday.
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She had a stunned expression on her face and a tissue in her hand.
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"You come out feeling stunned by so much beauty, such stupefying quality," he said.
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It was there that she stunned in a loose pink Valentino Haute Couture dress.
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Some prominent activists reached by BuzzFeed News weren't stunned by the reports this week.
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It also stunned Democrats and threatened to leave Dershowitz further isolated in legal circles.
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Shifting her weight suddenly, her opponent slammed a stunned Helen to the dusty ground.
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Sanders stunned Burlington when he successfully ran for mayor as an independent in 1981.
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The U.K.'s shock vote to leave the European Union has stunned the world.
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Renée Zellweger stunned in a silk lavender gown for her first Oscars in 1999.
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She was stunned when she learned she would not receive both benefits in full.
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The stock roared 8 percent in response, as analysts were stunned by the results.
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I was stunned that they'd been made in any other time but the future!
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"Our nation and the world are shocked and stunned by the grief," he said.
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She's stunned that after all this time, he doesn't have Trump on collusion already.
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Both seemed stunned by the news and bid an emotional goodbye to the ballroom.
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When it came back that like 158,000 hosts were replying, I was kinda stunned.
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They stunned defending champions France on the way to the quarter-finals in 2002.
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The stunned owner repeatedly thanked Ussery for reacting so quickly and saving his dog.
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I think the left wing is still stunned, they don't know what to do.
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So I didn't know if I was embarrassed or shocked or mortified or stunned.
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Goulding, 29, stunned in a lilac, floral, short Marchesa number with silver strappy sandals.
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Plus, that look of pure, stunned confusion is worth more than any flashy pneumatics.
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The call left her stunned — so much so, she almost couldn't absorb the news.
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Kim is stunned, and Jimmy plays dumb as to how it all went down.
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The suspected shooter's brother, Eric Paddock, said the family was stunned by the news.
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"We were stunned by people's fervour," says Hong Yae-ji of Womenlink, an NGO.
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The Eagles are the only team with an ACC win, having stunned then-No.
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Which is why Trump is so stunned at what he views as a betrayal.
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Backstrom's goal stunned the crowd, which was poised to celebrate a remarkable turnabout victory.
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Dakota Johnson may not be a bride, but she stunned all dressed in white!
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Mercurio said he was "completely stunned by the exceptional response to Bodyguard," Variety reports.
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This isn't the first time that Lopez stunned in a look that's this affordable.
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Five months later, Americans stunned the world by electing Donald Trump to be President.
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Other sequences show animals not being stunned properly, but still being slaughtered while conscious.
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Biggest Surprise: I'm still rather stunned that Jason Bourne was so listless and dull.
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Lauer's colleagues, including current Today co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb, were stunned.
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A month later, however, Perot stunned the political world by withdrawing from the race.
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And there's a bunch of do-nothing ass white folks sitting around today stunned.
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The calligraphy, but also the illuminations, have stunned audiences both in person and online.
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Henry Cejudo stunned everyone with a split decision win over Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson.
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Toshiba stunned the market in 2013, when it decided to enter the LNG business.
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Stunned and slack-jawed, you find yourself ushered into a semi-enclosed screening room.
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There is a stunned awe at her voice as it completely envelops the room.
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Scroll through all of the immediately iconic portraits below – and prepare to be stunned.
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In the balcony, Scout and Jem sit with Maycomb's black community in stunned silence.
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Amal, 39, stunned in a shimmering green dress that stretched down to her feet.
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Trump's firing of Comey stunned Washington, with many questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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Kate stunned in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder red gown by British designer Preen.
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Not to mention the dangers of temporarily stunned, cold-chilled iguanas falling from trees.
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It was as good as you think it is because they were really stunned.
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Ike is fine, the 64-year-old Yale computer scientist assures me, simply stunned.
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Blunt stunned in a black and cream floor-length floral dress with sheer details.
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In August 2016, Hain stunned investors with the announcement it had potential accounting concerns.
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The two young women at the table sat wide-eyed, too stunned to move.
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By Friday morning, stunned officials found that the boat had rolled 160 feet downriver.
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In March, Johnson stunned the nation by saying he would not seek re-election.
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"The confrontation was caught on camera and stunned some onlookers as some chanted, "Gorka!
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SZ) stunned investors by reporting missing bank deposits worth 12.21 billion yuan ($1.77 billion).
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When they stunned the world by saying no, their sentiments were far more tangled.
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"Stunned and saddened by the loss of Anthony Bourdain," said fellow chef Gordon Ramsay.
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Spears reportedly woke up "stunned" the next morning, and subsequently filed for an annulment.
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He stunned the world when he secured the release of 15 hostages from Iraq.
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His good friend Michael Ruhlman said he was stunned by news of the suicide.
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Trump's sudden decision to meet with Kim stunned even members of his own administration.
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When the winning numbers were announced, Bailey checked his ticket online and was stunned.
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The Penguins stunned the Buckeyes by scoring the first nine points, five by Bohannon.
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Editorial The world is once again stunned and grieving over a brutal terrorist attack.
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"We are all shocked, we are all stunned, we are all angry," he said.
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Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world last year when she defeated longtime Democratic Rep.
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"They were stunned to see the police," said Mr. Manere, who supervised the raid.
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Even those who backed the "no" campaign said they were stunned by the result.
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"I think it's safe to say I was a little stunned," one ally said.
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"I was stunned," Hundley told The Washington Post in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Normani stunned in a sparkling dress with a daring cutout and thigh-high slit.
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Wall Street and technology veterans are stunned at the size of Epic Games' outlay.
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But the music industry was still stunned by the unusual way it was released.
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Tesla stunned most observers by receiving 400,85033 deposits for its Model 3 electric car.
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Also in the mix is the popular Osaka, who stunned Williams in New York.
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Most recently, Berry stunned at the 2019 Golden Globes in a sheer red gown.
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His statement stunned economists and investors who feared retaliatory action from U.S. trading partners.
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I wrote this week about how stunned people in tech were by Trump's win.
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"We were stunned," Georg Steinhauser, one of the study's lead authors, told Business Insider.
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Zendaya stunned in a sleek green gown with a sheer top and satin skirt.
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The speech left the stunned public gasping with praise and condemnation in its wake.
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The events in Charlottesville this past Saturday have stunned and traumatized the national psyche.
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And then have been (predictably) stunned by the level of examination they have drawn.
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But when the couple interviewed designers and architects, they were stunned, Mr. Wallgren said.
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Ananya looked stunned, and then burst into tears in her dad's arms #spellingbee pic.twitter.
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But climate scientists were stunned by the severity and illogic of Dr. Marshall's decision.
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In June 20093, ISIS stunned the world by seizing Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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"We lost everything," she tells me, as if she is still stunned by it.
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Trump's sudden decision to meet with Kim stunned even people in his own administration.
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Dunbar, meanwhile, is stunned to hear Wolf Blitzer report that Goodwin was the gunman.
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It was a swift and decisive reality check that left many lions fans stunned.
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Stunned, horrified, trying to survive: Offred's deeply sympathetic but, in the novel, deliberately inert.
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As press in this room, we are all sitting in here speechless and stunned.
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Trump's advisers, including U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman, appeared stunned by his comments.
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I was stunned to see highly prized uni, or sea urchin, on my plate.
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Cillizza: I am STUNNED that Bannon ever entertained the idea of a presidential bid.
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Then Ms. Haskell's son, Lloyd, a physician, received a certified letter that stunned him.
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As mistakes piled upon missed opportunities, a familiar stunned feeling persisted at Nationals Park.
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"We were stunned that this fish had piranha-like teeth," said Dr. Kölbl-Ebert.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist, stunned with a surprise victory over incumbent Democratic Rep.
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Neighbors and friends said they were stunned that Mr. Conditt was the serial bomber.
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Her body slumped down, and the stunned tech operators faded the screen to black.
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I offered some polite goodbyes and alighted out of the restaurant, stunned and gleeful.
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By then, Mr. Sorrell had already stunned the advertising world by announcing his resignation.
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At long last, Oscar is stunned into silence Oscar at the Crown Through Aug.
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Then he sought the leaders' permission to approach, and stunned the men by kneeling.
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The sweep stunned party leaders, among them Paul D. Ryan, the outgoing House speaker.
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The news stunned Afghan officials, as they had not been briefed about it beforehand.
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Even as traditional allies were stunned and blindsided, Russia, Turkey and China offered praise.
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Stunned at the experience, he walked the several kilometers home to his worried family.
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The news stunned me and left me, for a little while, unable to speak.
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And they were right: Mr. Brat stunned the political establishment by beating Mr. Cantor.
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This was my first 3D system and the music, graphics, and gameplay stunned me.
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"I think people were pretty stunned by the depth and speed of it," Rep.
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Finally she told her parents, who were stunned but scrambled to find her rehab.
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China appeared even more stunned by the decision to punish the state military company.
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This is not a war I'm going to win, but I am so stunned.
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When I got a call saying he had died, at 21940, I was stunned.
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Ms. Wasserman was stunned to find herself on the wrong side of discrimination suits.
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I was stunned by the beautiful deep brown layer of caramelization on my patty.
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While Billie sits stunned with the boys, Pete leaps to his feet and runs.
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His remarks stunned many politicians, media personalities and even members of his own staff.
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Ressa says she was stunned by the speed with which Duterte's drug offensive began.
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"I have been stunned as to how our clients have embraced it," Zohlen said.
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"People are stunned right now," said Frank Montoya Jr., a former senior F.B.I. official.
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After a review, a pass interference penalty was called, leaving the home crowd stunned.
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But he was "stunned" by just how much it defied his expectations, he says.
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So when a student sued to stop prayers in school, the community was stunned.
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Authorities who flew over the island Saturday were also stunned by what they saw.
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But Nguyen Thanh Chuong, a prominent artist himself, was stunned by what he saw.
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But as court officers approached him, the producer seemed stunned and refused to move.
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"The Franklin College board of trustees is stunned by this event," the statement said.
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"I'm pretty stunned," said Senator Mark Warner, top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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The severity of the response by Georgia Tech stunned people who knew Dr. Laskar.
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When she arrived, Ms. Guzmich found herself almost as stunned as her little patient.
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Katy Perry wore a crimson veil and dress; Rihanna stunned in layered floral flounces.
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Overnight cold temperatures stunned the reptiles, which fell from trees, seemingly frozen or dead.
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"I was a bit stunned and didn't have the presence of mind," he said.
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One Wall Street firm is stunned over Nvidia's strong guidance for the next quarter.
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Meryl Streep also stunned at the 2012 Oscars with this gorgeous gold Lanvin gown.
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I looked around at the other stunned faces and let out a big laugh.
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Stoneman Douglas students in the gallery of the Capitol during the vote appeared stunned.
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Ms. Wooden said the rest of the class was stunned by her opening remarks.
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Obama stunned Washington 6900 months ago by announcing a historic diplomatic rapprochement with Cuba.
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"Even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned," Kelly said.
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"I was really stunned by how he acted at that hearing," she told Jake.
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Stunned and blindsided by the network I called home for the last six years.
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"Everyone was stunned by their $5 billion bid at the time," the banker said.
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"The president is signing the executive order that we're discussing," the official said, stunned.
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Nike-sponsored gymnast Simone Biles, another victim of Nassar, was stunned by Bono's post.
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He was stunned to hear English being spoken and eager to use his own.
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Martha Vasconcellos of Brazil stunned in a beaded gown after winning the 1968 crown.
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Viewers were stunned by a 1,800-cow herd that was kept indoors all year.
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The whirlwind of it all seems to have left Mr. Peele a little stunned.
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Scarlett Johansson stunned in a nude dress at her first Golden Globes in 2004.
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His lawyer Junichiro Hironaka denied all knowledge of the escape, saying he was stunned.
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Officials, stunned by the size of the demonstrations, insist occult forces are guiding them.
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So this isn't like Watergate, where a legislature was genuinely stunned by presidential misconduct.
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Gov. Chris Christie stunned the political world by endorsing Donald Trump for president, soon after he dropped out of the race – and then Christie stunned TV audiences while appearing at Trump's post-Super Tuesday rally, where he looked … more than a little uncomfortable.
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Stunned, the would-be cat thief lets her victim go and jumps into the vehicle.
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The couple stunned on the red carpet as they smiled and posed for photos together.
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Turner stunned in a strapless, stripped gown that featured glittering embellishments, and thick waist belt.
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The bride stunned in a white lace dress, and wore her down in loose waves.
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One would push enemies away from you, and the other stunned them where they were.
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Officers twice drive-stunned a man who they then transported for a mental health evaluation.
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"I just can't be like everybody else," she explains to a stunned but delighted Scott.
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Republican leaders not actively involved in the campaign simply seem baffled and stunned into indifference.
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In true Mother Monster fashion, she stunned in a periwinkle ballgown and show-stopping jewels.
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Keith tells PEOPLE the agency has been stunned by the discovery of the alleged abuse.
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The move stunned U.S. lawmakers and allies and upends American policy in the Middle East.
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Stunned, Groucutt and Petraglia took the bone back to their hotel to analyze it further.
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"Everybody was sitting there stunned," said Locke, a New York attorney originally from Atlanta, Georgia.
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I am stunned by the honest and palpable pride Beyoncé shared with us in Homecoming.
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Japan, a relatively crime-free nation, was stunned by the March 20, 1995, gas attack.
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Morrissey stunned political pundits when he won in January 2015 while serving his jail sentence.
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If you're stunned into silence by that offensive barrage of ignorance, I don't blame you.
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Still stunned, they sat down with Variety and discussed what had happened on live television.
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Brett told the Daily Mail she was stunned when she first saw Meghan's Vogue issue.
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" A stunned Dooley then looks at the control booth and says, "Are you kidding me?
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Hailey Bieber (neé Baldwin) stunned in Versace at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday.
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And he said he was stunned to learn that half of transgender youth attempt suicide.
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The allegations against McCarrick, whose fall from grace stunned the U.S. Church, dated back decades.
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She was stunned that she'd been singled out among the institute's more than 300 employees.
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"China's latest speculative spike has stunned global markets," said Tom Price, a Morgan Stanley analyst.
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Watching this gage is critical, as getting stunned leaves you helpless for quite a while.
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She wraps her legs around Motsepe and gives him a hug while he looks stunned.
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"They expressed a degree of immunity to the tariffs that stunned Wall Street," Cramer said.
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The carnage he left behind on East Main Street stunned students, parents, teachers and administrators.
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This 4,440-year-old tomb is in great condition and officials in Egypt are stunned.
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RFRA was supported by a coalition so varied that it stunned Congress into near unanimity.
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Stunned initially, Vlasic returned once the action returned to even strength and was OK afterward.
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I didn't regret anything in that moment, but it just stunned me more than anything.
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The art turned out to be the real thing, and experts and historians were stunned.
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People are generally stunned that as a man I can be a successful sex worker.
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Earlier in the day, she stunned in a red paisley-printed dress by Alexander McQueen.
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The royal mom of two stunned in a sparkly black top and flowing black pants.
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As regime forces have entered rebel territory, reports of mass killings have stunned the world.
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And like so many of our fellow Americans – both Democrats and Republicans – I am stunned.
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"I was stunned, frankly," the 34-year-old Democrat told Refinery403 in a recent interview.
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Such tactics — clearly engineered to resonate with the South's worst racial history — stunned the campaign.
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Stunned, the fish is easy prey for the cone snail, who engulfs and consumes it.
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When a turtle is cold stunned, it stops swimming and just floats with the current.
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When Zendaya was asked to join the collaborative track, she tells PEOPLE she was stunned.
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Her sudden death left her community stunned as they struggled to cope with the news.
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In 2013, a result he posted online "really kind of stunned the community," Weinstein said.
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Billy Graham, he left Washington regulars stunned by the pace and breadth of his troubles.
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Everything stops and you just drift, stunned by the nonsense you've found yourself involved in.
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When we put the tapes up, even we were stunned with how good it sounded.
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Swiss chef Fredy Girardet told 24 Heures that he was "completely stunned" by the news.
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Somewhat humbled or at least stunned into silence, Marnie does what she has to do.
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We are left stunned, breathless to keep up with a life that rushes on unabated.
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It's performing in the ninetieth percentile on Rotten Tomatoes and stunned fans at early screenings.
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The last one is so simple, you'll be stunned you never thought of it sooner.
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"They're responding to the threat without a lot of disbelief or being stunned," Narcisse says.
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The death of 5-year-old Phoebe Jonchuck stunned the Tampa Bay community in 2015.
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Glenda Hatchett, an attorney for Castile's family, said Wednesday she's still stunned by the verdict.
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" Geier's father Alexander, 41, added: "We were stunned when we heard what he had done.
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Stocks jumped worldwide after the Bank of Japan stunned markets by adopting negative interest rates.
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Mary is stunned to learn that Henry has taken her at her word and left.
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On another attempt at a level change uppercut, Anderson ate a jab which stunned him.
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After Joe gets shot in the head, the two surviving record men stagger out, stunned.
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In New York, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world in June by defeating Rep.
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The Queen stunned in a sapphire and diamond tiara, which was purchased in the '60s.
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The speed with which Uber has entered the public transit sector has stunned industry activists.
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"I'm stunned and trying to save my expedition," he added on his Facebook page later.
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When the constable announced he would be detaining Parker for ICE, the couple was stunned.
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The message he received in return for his inquiry left him stunned and utterly horrified.
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Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world last year when she defeated 10-term incumbent Rep.
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Those who have met with Mueller's team have left stunned by what investigators already know.
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Remember Roberta Vinci's on-court interview after she stunned Serena Williams in last year's semifinals?
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Rihanna fans were stunned by the singer's head-to-toe silver look in "Umbrella" (2007).
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"I'm so angry, horrified, shocked, stunned," the magazine's deputy foreign editor Mathieu von Rohr tweeted.
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Ali Rivera, a longtime friend of Mr. Morel's, said he was stunned by the allegations.
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What would have been a dream for most Haitian boys my age left me stunned.
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Or maybe she's stunned into vacancy by the thought of what she might have become.
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The study published in The Lancet stunned leading cardiologists by countering decades of clinical experience.
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The NST also reported that Najib's supporters were "shocked and momentarily stunned" after the ruling.
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Stunned friends and neighbors canvassed the area where police believe the gunman may have fled.
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"I think everyone was stunned by his accent work," Mr. Davis, who is Australian, said.
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I'm stunned anew by the misogyny behind the attacks on her, and her female supporters.
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I was stunned because the questions were on the assigned material from the textbook (duh)!
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In his response, Comey said that he was too stunned to stand up to Trump.
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"I'm stunned by all this talk of recession," El-Erian told CNBC in late December.
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Weinstein's lawyer also issued a statement saying he was "stunned and saddened" by Thurman's claims.
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Ocasio-Cortez stunned the political world with her upset primary victory last month over Rep.
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"I was stunned to learn these guys were still in the Marines," Mabus told me.
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PJT said in statement that it was "stunned and outraged" to learn of the allegations.
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Ms. de Lima Oliveira, who said she was agnostic on the impeachment drive, was stunned.
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In an interview published on March 226, Caine told the Guardian: I am so stunned.
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I was stunned when other trans people reblogged it and a vocal minority disparaged me.
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As we spoke about her contemplated book, she told me a story that stunned me.
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Brunetti, stunned by its content, quietly disobeyed, folding it up and storing it someplace secret.
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"I was stunned by the amount of tests and the methodology they use," he said.
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The firefighters, Il Matino di Padova reports, were initially stunned but quickly broke the lock.
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He is where he loves to be: at the center of a stunned world's attention.
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Stunned, he hung from the rope with his mouth open as the audience applauded politely.
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Touring the destruction last week, she said she was stunned by the amount of destruction.
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Everybody was stunned such a substantial change would be made literally in the last week.
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"We were stunned to find geological expressions as powerful as Chandler," Mr. Van Valkenburgh said.
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Mr. Trump's ready acceptance of direct talks with Mr. Kim stunned much of the world.
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I have been stunned by the reaction of students of all ages to the practice.
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We were, quite frankly, stunned to find that pine nuts are now again under consideration.
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Dr. Ayers dismissed the method, saying he's seen animals moving for minutes after being stunned.
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The diet advice he got back stunned him: Eat Bratwurst, nuts, danishes, strawberries, and cheesecake.
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She was stunned when someone switched on a television, and there he was rallying demonstrators.
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The development stunned some people close to the White House, as well as legal experts.
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Mary Waters, a sociologist at Harvard University, remembered being stunned when she saw the research.
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Understandably, they were in complete shock, unable to express much more than utterly stunned grief.
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This observation is only a reminder of what we all know; nevertheless, it stunned me.
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At the time, the move stunned the world of soccer and gave Sky an identity.
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She was soon stunned by how much they could progress in a matter of weeks.
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The call lasted about 10 minutes; Ms. Manning's team left the conversation stunned and insulted.
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I was very stunned and I can tell you it was heartfelt and wildly grateful.
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The ECB stunned investors last week by launching 213 billion euro emergency bond purchase scheme.
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Others from his time in school or professional settings described being stunned at the allegations.
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I continue to be absolutely stunned that this is what DC's Joker movie looks like.
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But she told The Las Vegas Review-Journal that she was stunned by the news.
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I was so stunned by the conversation that I just... (CROSSTALK) COMEY: ... took it in.
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The new report stunned scientists and public health officials because it contradicted longstanding nutrition guidelines.
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Stunned and incredulous, the Russian-born singer paused briefly to think about it, then accepted.
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It stunned the assistant superintendent, whose top-floor bedroom was suddenly given an unwelcome skylight.
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The tragic news had stunned a facility that moments earlier was a hive of activity.
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The tragic news had stunned a facility that moments earlier was a hive of activity.
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The trio (literally) set the stage on fire, while Watt stunned with a guitar solo.
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Fans were totally stunned, considering Eva is 23 weeks pregnant with the couple's third child.
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Thomas Barrack told The Washington Post he was "shocked" and "stunned" by Trump's recent comments.
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And Alma, newly dead, would stand there, stunned, like, I'm having a realization right now.
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"That girl's a ghost," the country-folk singer gasps, from the perspective of stunned onlookers.
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"I will be stunned if we see a one-on-one debate," he told Hewitt.
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The coup stunned the lawyers, but they could see no way to challenge the contract.
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They sat stunned as they watched the parade of the torches, an image they understood.
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NBC host Steve Kornacki came on the air shortly after Matthews' announcement looking visibly stunned.
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Finally, Stephen Colbert found himself stunned by a tweet from President Trump over the weekend.
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When her husband, the beloved high school principal, was charged with murder, they were stunned.
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Mr. He said that even he was stunned by the boldness of the constitutional changes.
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"She stunned in a cream midi shirt dress and statement heels," gushed a typical account.
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The phone calls — and the stunned reaction they cause — have become the stuff of myth.
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But senior officials, including Ms. Sanders, were said to be stunned by the sudden shuffle.
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When European settlers arrived in North America, they were stunned to discover a gorgeous parrot.
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His first visit to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, in 1965, stunned him.
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The next day ... Maggie said she was "stunned, furious, fuming" and confused over the incident.
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Cold stunned iguanas around Miami and Fort Lauderdale after the coldest air in 10 years!
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Sources close to McConnell said earlier this month that he was stunned by Trump's attacks.
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Stunned from the blast, he called out to the company's senior enlisted soldier, First Sgt.
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Diplomats who have heard the idea through news reports have been stunned, but not surprised.
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Making matters worse, Gabbard's team was stunned when the congresswoman announced her plans on CNN.
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Angela Bassett also stunned at the premiere in a head-to-toe yellow fringe jumpsuit.
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No government authorities track miscarriages or other problems linked to pregnant women stunned by Tasers.
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And they were stunned by his inability to master the politics of his own conference.
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Kelly said he was "stunned" by Wilson's negative description of Trump's call to the widow.
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Obviously I was stunned by the departure of the previous CEO, but Glenn Murphy's good.
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She stunned her family and friends by leaving her Hasidic community to seek more opportunity.
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Lopez's father, like many of his compatriots, is stunned by the turn in mezcal's fortune.
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FBI experts and members of Congress were stunned by the announcement, according to the Post.
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"He wanted me to know his name!" the girl exclaimed, still stunned by the idea.
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The double killing and disappearance stunned the small town of Barron and drew national attention.
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Everyone in the car was silent, stunned by the brazenness of what had just happened.
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Kate Middleton stunned at the annual Diplomatic Corps reception in a shimmery Jenny Packham gown.
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In recent days, the President's actions on trade have stunned the GOP in new ways.
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This child has something to teach those of us stunned by his death, I thought.
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They recounted being stunned at how swiftly the fire roared through Paradise the first night.
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"Yesterday's horrific attacks have left us all feeling stunned," Crusaders chief executive Colin Mainsbridge said.
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We've been observing some troubling trends for a few years, but this report stunned me.
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I literally was stunned into silence and he was being really, really brutal to me.
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Fox News had just called Wisconsin for Trump, and everyone in the room was stunned.
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I was stunned by some of the responses to the Google memo, and equally stunned by the feedback in the wake of MeToo, that there are many men who believe that workplaces discriminate more against white men than they do with women and minorities.
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The first time I heard about the Milgram experiments, back in Sociology 101, I was stunned.
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And then I had to go give a speech, and I was totally stunned and horrified.
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And the women to your left and right sat there just as stunned as we were.
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At least one of Wells Fargo's rivals is stunned by the power vacuum at the bank.
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Ericsson stunned investors earlier this year by announcing $1.7 billion in provisions, writedowns and restructuring costs.
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At the White House, top Trump aides seemed stunned at the position they'd wound up in.
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The solution, whose simplicity has stunned mathematicians, is already leading to advances in other combinatorics problems.
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Sergeant Joseph Griffith, of the Ozark, Arkansas, Police Department, stunned Franklin three times, court records show.
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Emma Stone stunned on the Academy Awards red carpet in Givenchy, Tiffany & Co and...Planned Parenthood.
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Stunned by the bizarre find, researchers worked to unravel the remarkable story behind the 'devil coins.
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Left stunned by the relatively unknown singer-songwriter, we had to find out more about Vinyl.
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Lists of names Lopez said he was stunned when he found a document inside the embassy.
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Reaction For his part, Kim Eun-sung is stunned by what he regards as Japanese overreaction.
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"Her friends and family are stunned," a source tells PEOPLE about the Ladies of London star.
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"[The midwife] came and we were, all three of us, just kind of stunned," Morissette adds.
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Global soccer was stunned with tributes pouring in from major figures from Pele to Lionel Messi.
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Trump further stunned the country with his public call on Russia to hack his rival's emails.
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Hinson was stunned and grateful to realize who had been helping care for her little one.
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Ceselkoski was visiting Las Vegas around the time of the election, and Trump's victory stunned him.
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That stunned me, even if Claudia did her own version of it back in season one.
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A mood of stunned trauma hangs over this novel like the clammy mist on Amsterdam's canals.
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The K-Pop group BTS, which has its own massive fandom, looked stunned during Lovato's performance.
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It was moving and fitting; it seemed to sum up the anguish of a stunned nation.
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What cocksure man in too-tight pants will be stunned that he doesn't receive a rose?
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He said he was stunned to learn the construction workers were Amtrak employees and not contractors.
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Brigham Young University stunned students Thursday when it announced that it would begin selling caffeinated drinks.
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In Chicago, sisters Gloria and Yvonne Brown were stunned to learn their tour might be canceled.
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The bear, who goes by the name Yashka, was subdued after being stunned by electric prodders.
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McConnell appeared instantly stunned as he turned to Schumer, likely seeking an explanation for the diss.
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Instead, she posted a picture of the note and her stunned response on her Facebook page.
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The result stunned global financial markets, which had priced in a victory for the "remain" vote.
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After learning that Fresh Patch made more than $1 million in sales, the investors were stunned.
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Hinch was stunned but proud that Rodney, a viejo, was still throwing hard at his age.
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The actor, who is black and gay, stunned the city when he told police on Jan.
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"When she said it I was stunned and thought she misunderstood the pin," McClure told DNAinfo.
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After that, there was stunned silence as the modest crowd of freaks nodded in confused approbation.
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Venezuelans' misery has at least boosted business at foreign printers, who seem stunned by the windfall.
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Watching from the Dallas bench, JaVale McGee and Deron Williams were stunned he actually tried it.
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Then, on the carpet, Shahidi stunned with her magnificent head of blown-out, center parted curls.
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Two years later, stunned Americans looked up to find the Soviet satellite Sputnik circling the Earth.
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But Johnson stunned the world when he announced he would not be pursuing the top job.
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The sudden violence has stunned people who lived on the quiet street where she was killed.
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Remember, he was on Becca Kufrin's season last year and stunned her with the virgin bombshell.
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I am now stunned to realize the similarity between Matt Deuel's blog sermon and my own.
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The incident left nominees and viewers stunned, with many wondering how such a mistake could happen.
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"When she said it, I was stunned and thought she misunderstood the pin," McClure told DNAinfo.
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After being stunned, Schrock went into ventricular fibrillation, a condition marked by a wildly erratic heartbeat.
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The death stunned the quiet, residential neighborhood, said Baltimore County Councilman David Marks, who lives nearby.
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The researchers were stunned by how seemingly chill these little guys were in literally dire conditions.
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While she's stunned, a well-placed Fan the Hammer is often enough to finish the job.
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The unidentified spectator who recorded the video told WSVN he was stunned by what he saw.
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We appreciate your patience as we too are stunned and saddened beyond belief by this news.
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He stunned reporters after the game by declaring he was ready to quit the national team.
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"We are stunned," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan wrote in a research note at the time.
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James Gandolfini's unexpected death stunned Hollywood — and it was especially emotional for his fellow Sopranos alums.
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"I was stunned and silent" in the face of such a magnificently huge beast, he said.
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Cramer, who filled in, stunned prosecutors and defense attorneys alike when he rejected the plea agreement.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 28, stunned the political world earlier this year when she defeated longtime incumbent Rep.
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I was stunned and considered going full Britney Spears and shaving my head in utter desperation.
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That's why I was so stunned to hear my friend Stacey Abrams say what she did.
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Try to control your stunned reaction, and please, don't ask if there's anything wrong with us.
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But when I pose that question to locals, they seemed stunned that I would even ask.
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I was stunned by the flat honesty—the total disregard for the city's complicated, congested roadways.
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Fergie, 58, wore a green dress with a matching hat while Beatrice, 30, stunned in blue.
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The company stunned investors in March by announcing $1.7 billion in provisions, writedowns and restructuring costs.
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We watched in stunned silence, the room around us shrinking, the air growing thick with anxiety.
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Trump immediately took to Twitter to voice his displeasure; Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell looked stunned.
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She stunned fashion's highest order, in an eye-popping Comme des Garcon ensemble for the ages.
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