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Violet is the wonky queen bee of the sorority girls.
First she bonded with Camille Stanley, the "queen bee" of the social scene.
"I've gone around, a busy bee of a reporter, from woman to woman," he wrote.
Ms. Dorram seems to relish her role as queen bee of this hive.
But a bee of very little brain has raised some awfully big questions.
As for stock, the queen bee of today lays more eggs and has more offspring.
So does the queen bee of a clique of popular girls, apparently drawn to the new kid's shy reticence.
Ben Downing freely acknowledges near the beginning of "Queen Bee of Tuscany" that Ross "had her limitations.
Addy has always been the best friend and trusted lieutenant of Beth, the queen bee of the cheer squad.
Here, in Nutley, Clifton, Passaic and Rutherford, I discovered the answer to burning questions: Who is the kingpin, the queen bee of the suburbs?
Adam broke a series of stories, the biggest leading to the ejection of that queen bee of all youth-league bogeymen — the junior high principal.
