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These asteroids operate in their own orbit, and continue to collide. Sometimes they are hit by the orbits and run towards the earth.

The Hans went to play the major part in the great migration of the European peoples, to collide with the western civilization and to tear apart the West Roman Empire which was then at its last gasp.

Is it the moment when they are first made to collide with each other, thus generating the exciting new sub-atomic particles that are the whole point of the exercise?

Two jets look as though they are about to collide.

Like racked billiard balls, nascent galaxies were more likely to collide.

That's a consumer's dream, But eventually it's going to collide with reality: if newspapers' profits vanish, so will their product.

It hopes that re-establishing top-level dialogue with Japan will help avoid a crisis if, for example, military vessels should happen to collide in the area.

Encounter is a structure of the constellation fragrance perfume creation, surrounded by all kinds of fragrance elements of the track ball, again and again, never stop to collide with each other.

Given enough time, the tightly packed stars will begin to collide.

But the LHC is also designed to collide heavy lead ions relativistically to help physicists peer back into the beginning of time.

"Optical and psychological tension occur in painting, therefore, when lines or shapes almost touch or seem about to collide, when a harmonious colour progression is interrupted by a sudden discord, or when an asymmetrical balance of lines, shapes, tones, or colours is held."

Tangential air makes the particles rotating and intensifies particles' turbulent motion, so the liquid drops are easier to collide with particles and wet them.

Gratingly around the end of the truck and, still spinning and sliding, was about to collide with me again.