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Supporters can numb their pain, at least until they wake up on Sunday morning and find a ticket for the third day of the first Ashes Test is now nothing more than an expensive bookmark.

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Despite the name, these aren’t peppers at all but members of the citrus family that trigger a numbing, tingling sensation on the tongue.

From time to time, it’s normal to feel numb to your job.

Part of me wants to tell her how I truly feel about Grandma being gone forever—how I feel numb to almost everything, or how my life feels like a thick, endless fog now.

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She no longer complained of nerves; in fact, she seemed numb of all feeling except a kind of stone-faced endurance, like a prisoner waiting to be called to the gallows.

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