The visitors were dumbstruck, the impact of what they were seeing, they say, was hard to put into words.

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In late May producers were dumbstruck by the sudden appearance of Willie Nelson's braided head on one of the screens.

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This also applies to the language -- which has left many so dumbstruck with wonder and admiration that it threatens to paralyze even one's effort to express admiration for it.

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Republicans, faced with an opponent who stood for long-term fiscal rectitude, decreased gas prices and the Lee Marvin school of foreign policy, would be dumbstruck and forfeit the next election.

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The Murrayfield crowd were dumbstruck as New Zealand went into the break 28-3 ahead without seeming to have broken sweat and their misery was compounded by an injury to Mike Blair.

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But even if you are not the type of person to make a complete fool of yourself in front of a dumbstruck audience, you will find plenty to entertain you at SingShot.

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