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* Killer Bees, the collective nickname for the large number of starters with last names starting in 'B' on the Miami Dolphins' defense in the early 1980s. |
* Killer Bees, the collective nickname for the large number of starters with last names starting in 'B' on the Miami Dolphins' defense in the early 1980s. |
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* Killer Bees, the title given to a group of Democratic Texas senators in 1979 who went into hiding to prevent a quorum in the senate {{citation needed}}. |
* Killer Bees, the title given to a group of Democratic Texas senators in 1979 who went into hiding to prevent a quorum in the senate {{citation needed}}. |
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* The Killer Bees, a 1980s tag team that consisted of [[Jim Brunzell]] and [[B. Brian Blair]]. |
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Revision as of 04:50, 3 May 2006
The term killer bees may refer to:
- The Africanized bee.
- Killer bees, firms or individuals employed by a target company to fend off a takeover bid.
- Killer Bees, the colletive nickname for the large group of key players with last names starting in 'B' in the Houston Astros roster.
- Killer Bees, the collective nickname for the large number of starters with last names starting in 'B' on the Miami Dolphins' defense in the early 1980s.
- Killer Bees, the title given to a group of Democratic Texas senators in 1979 who went into hiding to prevent a quorum in the senate [citation needed].
- The Killer Bees, a 1980s tag team that consisted of Jim Brunzell and B. Brian Blair.
- Movies
- Killer Bees (1974), with Gloria Swanson.
- Killer Bees? (1999), a documentary on the threat of killer bees in the American Southwest.
- Killer Bees! (2002), a disaster film about an American town swarmed by killer bees.
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