| 41. | Even though he risks pricking their elation at the welcome surprise, Meadows said he constantly warns them against complacency.
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| 42. | Pins were driven into scars, calluses and thickened areas of skin : the practice of pricking a witch .
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| 43. | If the individual cannot feel the tiny pricking sensation, it is a sign of faulty nerve function in the feet.
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| 44. | Playwright, novelist, essayist, Soyinka brings unassailable political credentials to his satiric task of pricking silliness pretending to liberalism.
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| 45. | Worst kitchen disaster : Before she learned how to cook, she tried baking an eggplant without first pricking the skin.
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| 46. | One exception, however, is meat that has been tenderized by pricking; it should be treated like ground meat.
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| 47. | Instead of endlessly pricking fingers to test blood, a quick glance at their tattoo will keep diabetics in the know.
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| 48. | Other disturbing examples included Humpty Dumpty's fall off the wall and Simple Simon's pricking of his finger.
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| 49. | After pricking a finger, consumers would send the dried blood spots to a lab and get the results by telephone.
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| 50. | Later, there may be a feeling of soreness or a pricking sensation that usually lasts for three to four weeks.
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