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- The blistering run of dealmaking throughout the ad tech industry is showing no signs of slowing down, with Liftoff and Vungle the latest to cut a deal.
- The auditor’s blistering report found former city officials failed on all those fronts.
- If you’re ever trying to relax in your backyard on a blistering summer’s day, you know that the last thing you need is to be bothered by mosquitoes.
- Running socks are specifically designed to provide support and comfort, reduce blistering, and wick moisture to keep your feet cool.
- The interaction of the blistering heat and a toxic soup of air pollutants has resulted in pockets of poor air quality, the worst in years in some locations.
- It was a good day for the anniversary walk; sunny but not blistering.
- Kudos to the voters for nominating Allison Janney and Beau Bridges for the blistering guest turns, too.
- His novel The Last Magazine, published posthumously this month, is just like him: blistering, fun, insightful, and profane.
- On whether he would pursue a similar case against Herman, Singer was more circumspect than his blistering letter of May 8.
- We are a fiery generation, heated in our affection, feverish in our action, blistering in our scorn—and obsessed with being cool.
- The west tide was going, and a long stretch was made across Spithead, 'Britannia' giving her rival a blistering for a time.
- Well, then, if it must be so, he must and will; any thing rather than this hot and blistering sand.
- "Because I eminently prefer my matrimonial frying-pan to the blistering coals of the illicit," she said coolly.
- It is chiefly used in preparing blistering ointments and plasters.
- To avoid that calamity, he would have endured worse evils than the blistering rock.