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The poor Swede found himself in a hornet's nest; everyone in the place hated him, particularly his shipmates.

I've decided to send in an agent to gather intelligence. but if he gets caught it will stir up a hornet's nest on the diplomatic front.

If the US pulls out, the Taliban take over, as they have been as thoroughly aggravated as a hornet's nest kicked about like a football.

All of these clues lead Plotkin and her team to hypothesize that the hornet's body shell, or exoskeleton, was able to harvest solar energy.

Much like Jimmy Carter's The Hornet's Nest, this book makes an honest attempt to strike a balance between entertainment and historical fact.

So they used a special microscope that's able to look at nano-sized details, and analyzed the hard layers of the hornet's exoskeleton.

Lychee is an oval shape and large small, like a small lantern, like a hornet's nest.

The team also modeled the structure of the hornet's body by building a solar cell that used xanthopterin as the light-harvesting molecule.

It you are really angry, you might say you are mad as a hornet. Andif you stir up a hornet's nest, you create trouble or problems.

If you say that to her, you will be stirring up a hornet's nest.

Their research revealed that pigments in the hornet's yellow tissues trap light, while its brown tissues generate electricity.

No only did I fall out of the tree, but while I was still on the ground, a hornet's nest fell right s smack in my lap.

He unveiled the Black Beauty, the Green Hornet's heavily modified 1965 Chrysler Imperial, at San Diego's Comic-Con International in July.

We have stirred up a hornet's nest here. We're fighting the entire city.

And if you stir up a hornet's nest, you create trouble or problems.

Look likes the love nest has become a hornet's nest. Sir, how long till we get to Nassau county? And here comes Nate to stir it up.

Stir up a hornet's nest. Hornet.

Out there it's a hornet's nest of trouble. Bad things happen out there, so I don't go out there.

He had stirred a hornet's nest.

Is that. . . ? That's the Hudson Hornet! The Hudson Hornet's back!

Former president Jimmy Carter released his 18th book The Hornet's Nest at the end of last year, which attracted great attention.

for I was sure the bolted door must have seemed suspicious, and would bring the whole hornet's nest about our ears;