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- verb Present participle of
Taser .
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Examples
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In the note, Pigott said the Tasering was his fault and was apparently worried about criminal charges.
Gothamist 2008
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
WN.com - Articles related to SOUTH AFRICA: Eviction looms for Blue Waters camp residents 2010
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
WN.com - Articles related to SOUTH AFRICA: Eviction looms for Blue Waters camp residents 2010
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
WN.com - Articles related to SOUTH AFRICA: Eviction looms for Blue Waters camp residents 2010
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
WN.com - Articles related to SOUTH AFRICA: Eviction looms for Blue Waters camp residents 2010
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
unknown title 2009
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
unknown title 2009
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
unknown title 2009
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
unknown title 2009
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"The 'Tasering' increased his white blood cell count and caused him to have a temperature so they could not go into the operation."
unknown title 2009
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