- "
Stupefaction" is a song
written by rock
musician Graham Parker and
performed by
Graham Parker and the
Rumour for
their 1980
studio album The Up Escalator...
- The term
narcotic (/nɑːrˈkɒtɪk/, from
ancient Gr**** ναρκῶ narkō, "I make numb")
originally referred medically to any
psychoactive compound with numbing...
- and
Trembling (original title:
Stupeur et tremblements,
which means "
Stupefaction and trembling") is a fictional,
satirical novel by Amélie Nothomb, first...
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Ashwatthama fired millions of
arrows at a time,
which resulted in the
stupefaction of
Arjuna himself.
Ashwatthama again tried to
overpower Arjuna, but at...
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whereby the men were "cooped up",
plied with
drink to the
point of
stupefaction, and
tricked into enlisting.
Ballot stuffing Shanghaiing Walsh, John...
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translation of A
Hundred Thousand Billion Poems was
received with "admiring
stupefaction" by
Raymond Queneau. Onze
mille verbes, cent
virgules Temps Mêlés n°...
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bourgeois reaction, used for the
protection of the
exploitation and the
stupefaction of the
working class".
Nikita Khrushchev (1894–1971),
Soviet leader in...
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praised Molina as
attaining "the
right mixture of
gentle honor and
baffled stupefaction" to
portray his character,
although Peter Rainer of Los
Angeles Times...
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differences (Parker
claimed the band had been "butchering" his songs). "
Stupefaction" was
released as a single,
backed with the non-album
track "Woman in...
- mere act of them
thinking causes them
great pain. They are able to use "
stupefaction fields" to
render all
intelligent beings on a
planet too
stupid to resist...
