That will collide with dry, cooler air from the North.
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And that's where Trump's budget will collide with political reality.
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That was the fifth person to collide with his home.
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But it's not expected to collide with our planet, thankfully.
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But they are also known to frequently collide with obstacles.
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And his message doesn't flatly collide with the GND per se.
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The trouble happens when these ideals collide with my life offline.
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Sometimes, a company's pro-bono projects collide with their commercial interests.
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I shouldn't collide with anyone if we all followed the rules.
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They materialize in a place when they collide with something else.
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Those ideas were bound to collide with the America First movement.
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Cosmic rays hit the Earth's upper atmosphere and collide with neutral atoms.
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This just happens to collide with an opportunity to see Mars closely.
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SonicFox's irresistible attacks seemed destined to collide with Go1's immovable defense.
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Lofty ambitions, though, are likely to collide with hard-knuckled diplomatic bargaining.
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We now know that black holes collide with some regularity throughout the universe.
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But when new rights collide with old ones, the consequences can be contentious.
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This is what happens when abstract moral principles collide with concrete medical practice.
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That is precisely where the geopolitical considerations collide with a narrower self-interest.
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If some break or collide with space junk, others can take their place.
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And when the holidays collide with Q4 deadlines, emotions tend to be mixed.
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This caused the Model S' windshield to collide with the trailer, killing the driver.
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The big lingering question remains: What happens if these views collide with partisan loyalty?
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In Section One, we see life collide with the forces of the national election.
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Now Mr. Johnson's bombast is about to collide with the realities that undermined Mrs.
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Just as he was about to touch her, his hand would collide with it.
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Don't freak out: NASA said there is no chance the asteroid will collide with Earth.
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Drones can not only collide with planes, but seeing one can also distract a pilot.
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The rate that galaxies collide with one another is influenced by something called dynamical friction.
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Auroras form when high energy particles around magnetic poles collide with gas atoms, NASA explains.
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Finally, any impeachment will collide with a Senate solidly in control of the White House.
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This means it crosses paths with the outer retrograde moons and could collide with them.
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That political will is set to collide with the ideological priorities of the Court's conservatives.
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This is where the facts of Blizzard's tweet tease start to collide with fandom speculation.
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Asteroids are rocks that revolve around the sun and that occasionally collide with the Earth.
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Others will look at what happens as winds from two stars collide with each other.
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They warned of giant tidal waves and that the Earth would collide with another planet.
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His plans "will collide with reality," Amber Rudd, the work and pensions secretary, had predicted.
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Trump's fantasies regularly collide with reality, and so far reality has a perfect winning percentage.
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Not only can drones collide with planes, but seeing one can also distract a pilot.
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But if the baby stars collide with one another before escaping, the result can be explosive.
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Were the increase in supply to collide with a secular decline in demand, profits would suffer.
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Each year, cars collide with cattle because they are hard to see at night, he said.
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But what happens when the changing dynamics of financial markets collide with VCs' expectations regarding growth?
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Britain is seeing what happens when powerful emotions collide with a convoluted and ambiguous parliamentary tradition.
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Despite their lack of speed, Cantu said younger players can collide with just as much impact.
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Q: What happens when the short-term profitability goals collide with long-term capital investment plans?
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Our own Milky Way is destined to collide with the Andromeda galaxy, according to astronomers' simulations.
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Otherwise, we'll get to witness the booster explosively collide with the floor of the Texan desert.
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She had never questioned Donald's dreams because they did not collide with her need for peace.
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Any weakening of sand demand would collide with several sand producers' plans to open new mines.
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During mass migrations, young, naïve birds often collide with windows, getting concussions or breaking their necks.
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Beijing's intentions are certain to collide with what Washington has regarded as its own regional obligations.
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Typically, a bomb cyclone occurs when cold winds blowing over land collide with warm ocean breezes.
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Where technology and economics collide With each holiday season comes a new hard-to-get item.
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The plane, which crashed on Highway 21, didn't collide with any vehicles on the ground, Bilbo said.
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They've got such powerful gravitational fields that they produce gravitational waves when they collide with each other.
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These vehicles are also more likely to collide with cars, trucks and other vehicles, said the commission.
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They can orbit larger galaxies and collide with the bigger galaxy, adding their mass to the parent.
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It appears when electrically charged particles from the sun collide with oxygen and nitrogen in Earth's atmosphere.
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As the rocks collide with our atmosphere, they burn up in streaks — also known as shooting stars.
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Of course, that means Dione would likely collide with Earth in the scenario depicted in the animation.
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Then Pederson saw a large extrusion that appeared to be about to collide with their ice pan.
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And in about 4 billion years, the Milky Way will collide with the neighboring gigantic Andromeda galaxy.
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Carbon 214 is naturally created when high-energy cosmic rays collide with nitrogen atoms in the atmosphere.
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It could be pulled into orbit, ejected from the star system or even collide with the star.
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So, if electric vehicles do collide with the grid, it's because utilities took their eyes of the road.
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Whenever photons collide with a reflective surface, they bounce off, imparting a tiny push on whatever they hit.
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Veronique pushed his car (using her own car) into the street just in time to collide with Mie's.
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Micro-meteorites collide with the moon at high velocity and send shock waves reverberating through the lunar surface.
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Under no circumstances should a production vehicle autonomously collide with a parked vehicle mere feet ahead of it.
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In fact, Cox continued, at high energies the probability increases that the photons would collide with one another.
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One day — about 4 billion years from now — Andromeda and the Milky Way will collide with one another.
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That way you catch meteors as they collide with our atmosphere head-on, making for much brighter explosions.
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They identified several areas — like noise pollution and privacy — where dreams of flying cars could collide with reality.
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Unfortunately, we were destined to collide with Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, the most authoritarian and intolerant of our presidents.
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I must say, it's nice not to collide with buildings, pedestrians, dogs and parked cars nearly as often.
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Most will succeed, but many collide with the brutality of biology: Infertility now affects one in seven couples.
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A concussion occurs when the brain hits the skull, even if the person's head doesn't collide with an object.
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Those two pursuits collide with Dungeon Dome, a new actual-play series D'Amato funded on Kickstarter over the summer.
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Most pass straight through, but some collide with water molecules, producing extremely faint blue light known as Cherenkov radiation.
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The underwater noise, electromagnetic fields, and potential for animals to collide with built infrastructure threaten a unique natural habitat.
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" Whether the commission's recommendations collide with the Justice Department's goals, UC-Berkeley's Reingold said, "depends on how it's undertaken.
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DOT estimates that hybrid vehicles are 19 percent more likely to collide with pedestrians than traditional gasoline-powered vehicles.
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At some point in the future, our Milky Way Galaxy will collide with our biggest neighbor, the Andromeda Galaxy.
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But as national political forces collide with parental choice supporters in suburban America, the stakes could not be higher.
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Astronomers have long suspected that the colossal Andromeda galaxy would, in billions years, collide with our humble Milky Way.
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The dogs flush little birds hiding in the lake bed, which collide with the ice above and drop unconscious.
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Tan also told me, in an email, that a redirected asteroid might collide with spacecraft in orbit around Earth.
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Yet efforts to identify and help older people who neglect themselves often collide with Americans' emphasis on self-determination.
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Cooling measures coming to China The low rate of investment will collide with new cooling measures across the country.
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But dynamics in a presidential race can change fast, and reality is about to collide with the Bloomberg campaign.
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There is a small chance Bennu could collide with Earth, but not until the 22nd century should that occur.
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We can try to sense them as they collide with and shake Standard Model particles in sensitive direct-detection experiments.
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Pilots in firefighting craft can get distracted or collide with the drone, possibly damaging equipment or, worse, causing a crash.
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Drones can fall out of the sky, collide with other air traffic, create perceived privacy concerns and make a noise.
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In many cases, you need that underlying genetic predisposition or mutation to collide with a range of potential environmental triggers.
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"Eventually tech will collide with human-driven branded content production, and content and brands should be experimenting at that intersection."
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Most aircraft collide with animals when the plane is either on the runway or preparing to take off or land.
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Image by NASA/ESA/UCLA Sometimes these asteroids collide with each other and break off into smaller chunks called meteoroids.
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The company recently announced a partnership with Volvo to design bike helmets that protect cyclists if they collide with cars.
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That affects regular drivers as well; when trucks collide with passenger vehicles, nearly every fatality is among the passenger vehicles.
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If NASA notifies you that you're on track to collide with something, you're responsible for moving out of the way.
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Gentle acoustic guitars collide with an ultra-smooth soft rock groove, with jazzy chord progressions hitting all the sweet spots.
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I wonder what will happen as girls emboldened by the fall of male predators collide with boys indoctrinated by pornography.
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It's well-established that as radon decays, it releases charged particles that collide with compounds in the air, ionizing them.
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But there, Mr. Hoving's project to save the Karner blue may collide with his efforts to save the Kirtland's warbler.
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But, as any creative executive will tell you, marketing eventually has to collide with a product people want to buy.
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And sometimes that means they collide with your driveway or sidewalk, causing asphalt to bend in unsightly, and hazardous, ways.
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That storm has already made landfall, and will continue strengthening as election primaries collide with (even more) targeted information warfare.
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When it comes to health care, however, a start-up's bold ambitions can sometimes collide with regulations, doctors and patients.
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But opening such business to foreign competitors in a trade agreement would directly collide with Mr. Trump's "America First" mantra.
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But Mr. Netanyahu may be in a hurry, as his political timetable is about to collide with his legal one.
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When specks of dust and ice left behind by comets or asteroids collide with our atmosphere, we experience meteor showers.
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But then it would collide with powerful opposition: the insurance industry, the Roman Catholic Church, the Boy Scouts of America.
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Events you may have forgotten about collide with others you can't believe took place so long ago, or so recently.
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When asteroids and other objects collide with the moon, the crust is cracked and pieces of the mantle reach the surface.
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"We actually need [our machinery] to excavate with dirt and collide with the environment and do its job," Ready-Campbell says.
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The few hours when the jocks and their Southern belle counterparts collide with the influx of train-hoppers is always glorious.
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Some of Trump's policies collide with the preferences of college-educated white voters (particularly on the environment, gay rights and immigration).
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Of course, even a fully upgraded, vegetation-cleared power line can occasionally collide with a dry branch, especially amid powerful winds.
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In this place, we often witness the moments when obscure high-level policies collide with the lives of actual human beings.
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Beijing's clampdown on overseas investments shows how the interests of private business can collide with those of the Communist Party government.
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Just as the tractor-trailer was about to collide with the stalled car, Cribb jumped over the side of the bridge.
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That can happen when, using the car accident example, the head jolts from impact but doesn't actually collide with a surface.
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Those particles then collide with gas molecules and atoms, which are primarily oxygen and nitrogen, the Institute explains on their website.
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That can happen when, using the car accident example, the head jolts from impact but doesn't actually collide with a surface.
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As the story comes full circle, hope, love and history collide with an unsparing force that resonates into the contemporary world.
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Here, the country's challenges collide with the potential for a limitless future, a model for a new kind of urban planning.
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But anywhere on the web where minor celebrities collide with mobs of anonymous users, there's bound to be some degree of harassment.
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Over the next 200m years it will slowly close, he suggests, and the Americas will collide with Eurafrica to form Pangea Proxima.
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Drones can fall out of the sky, can collide with other air traffic, create perceived privacy concerns and they can be noisy.
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He joked on Wednesday that it was only fitting that a significant vote in the House could potentially collide with his wedding.
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The reason is that the legitimate objections to its size collide with the realities of creating new circuits with California remaining intact.
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That means Bennu is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
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That's not to say topics raised or brushed upon by the Netflix drama don't periodically collide with reality, sometimes in uncomfortable ways.
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It turns out to be a wealth of information about the surprising frequency with which planes collide with various forms of wildlife.
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On Saturday, Froome feared he would collide with a spectator in a yellow fright wig running toward him and punched the man.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope discovered in 2012 that Andromeda was on track to collide with the Milky Way in 3.9 billion years.
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As the coronavirus sweeps across America, these ethical principles will collide with the messy realities of limited medical resources in dramatic ways.
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That suggests there might not be as many small Kuiper belt objects as expected out there to collide with the larger ones.
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Every once in a while, two things collide with each other or something will blow up or somebody will blow something up.
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Tornadoes form when winds traveling in one direction collide with strong winds traveling in the opposite direction, at a slightly lower altitude.
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Declining state revenues will collide with rising demand for health care driven by both the epidemic itself and the resulting job losses.
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I listened to them miss the toilet as they pissed, collide with the hallway door that always stuck on the threadbare carpet.
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That ring will fire off protons, which will eventually collide with electrons from a new accelerator that has yet to be built.
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Either way, there are plenty more messed up occurences in reality that may collide with the fictional universe as time goes on.
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Instead, it helps us better understand what asteroids look like, and how they evolve over time as asteroids collide with one another.
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As a result, it was a vehicle that could and would strike and collide with ordinary and foreseeable roadway features in Autopilot mode.
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As blaring brass fanfares à la Janaceck collide with surges of caffeinated power pop, you find yourself wondering where she will go next.
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But studio teachers remain unique in their mandate to protect minors, and how often that mandate can collide with a production's bottom line.
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Located at the northern tip of South America, Colombia is where the Pacific and the Caribbean collide with the Andes and the Amazon.
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Ada Valiente with the First Baptist Church of Maywood, California, says evangelicals need to re-evaluate where church teachings collide with secular politics.
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There, the particles collide with oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere and emit photons that we see as the Northern and Southern Lights.
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VICE: How unusual is it for any major Navy ship—US or otherwise—to collide with or crash into another vessel like this?
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But those working at smaller firms that claimed to treat their employees like family tend to be surprised when they collide with one.
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The bright, swirling light is formed when protons and electrons from the sun enter the Earth's atmosphere and collide with oxygen and nitrogen.
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According to their simulations, there's approximately a six percent chance that the car will collide with Earth sometime in the next million years.
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There's something viscerally destabilizing about those videos, which reveal the moments when unsuspecting children at play collide with the demands of capitalist exploitation.
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These bits of debris become meteors when they collide with the atmosphere of Earth on its own orbital path, burning up on entry.
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These three plots collide with an "X-Files" scenario involving a scary monster ("Alien"-sticky) and a scarier governmental-scientific conspiracy (creepily clean).
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This has been particularly true for linemen, who collide with other players dozens of times a game, and even more during contact practices.
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"The Blue Sky" tells the story of the Tuvan in Mongolia, a tribe whose traditional ways of life collide with the modern world.
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With its goal of getting three hikes in this year, Ader suggests the Fed doesn't want to run its hiking to collide with that.
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If more unmanned devices start whizzing through the air, one of them will eventually collide with an airplane or crash on a human being.
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We have focused on designing resiliency and redundancy in our satellites such that failed satellites, should there be any, would not collide with others.
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A video uploaded to Twitter shows a Tesla car driving on a highway in the Netherlands behind two cars that collide with each other.
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Magnetic fields from the north and south poles pull the particles into the upper or occasionally lower atmosphere, where they collide with neutral particles.
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But they also set supporters up for disappointment when they collide with the demands of a modern, diverse country in a globally integrated economy.
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The photons within those jets collide with cosmic fog, which leaves a traceable mark, an imprint with a specific place and time in history.
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Part of it is that the hurricanes this year really were immense, but they have a bigger impact when they collide with growing cities.
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Storms behave in complicated ways when they collide with dry air and it is hard to predict in forecast models, according to Rios-Berrios.
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It's a cautionary tale — when naïvete and a desire to escape the trappings of a common life collide with greed, power, and unchecked influence.
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As legislative and regulatory shifts collide with the introduction of a lucrative industry, medical users should brace to make room for the recreational market.
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If the debris were to collide with another satellite at such high speeds, it could do significant damage and potentially render a spacecraft inoperable.
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There, accidents kill birds that have covered thousands of miles on their journeys only to perish in seconds as they collide with glass buildings.
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But as the industry moves in that direction, it will learn that subscribers can collide with editorial independence just as easily as corporate advertisers can.
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An example may be a car accident in which the head shakes at the neck and is jolted but does not collide with a surface.
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Stewart immediately lost his cool and went after the guy ... and in the video, you can hear Tony's left fist collide with the heckler's face!!!
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In 2014, researchers estimated that 368,000 birds are killed each year when they collide with wind turbines — a little over one-third of Trump's estimate.
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All of Marvel's films, which include the Avengers franchise and the Guardians of the Galaxy characters, will collide with the release of Avengers: Infinity War.
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Even experienced athletes can slip, stumble, collide with balls or posts or opponents or teammates or the ground, and in multiple other ways, harm themselves.
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We're already beginning to collide with what the transhumanists call 'H+'—the idea that an 'enhanced', or at least modified, humanity is within our grasp.
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Sports, drugs, religion and romance: In this goody bag, two popular Nordic exports collide with finely acted love stories starring Alan Rickman and Melanie Lynskey.
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Making the United States more like Scandinavia would entail costs that collide with the tax-cutting fervor that has dominated American politics in recent decades.
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"The Chinese fishing boats sought to swarm around and collide with our patrol ship, ignoring the broadcast warnings," the coast guard said in a statement.
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The Milky Way will collide with nearby Andromeda, and form a large, elliptical galaxy, which will die by losing all of its stars to intergalactic space.
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When Maximo Trinidad decided to go paddleboarding during his lunch break on Thursday, he probably wasn't expecting to see a shark – let alone collide with one!
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When the particles in cosmic rays collide with the atoms in at the top of the atmosphere, they burst, tearing apart atoms in a violent collision.
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But similar in the way that water is being lost from the moon, water could also be added when ice-covered comets collide with the moon.
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The database shows some good news, like the fact that commercial airliners collide with animals way less frequently than they used to just 15 years ago.
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Multiple U.S. and Japanese investigations are under way on how a ship as large as the container could collide with the smaller warship in clear weather.
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Auroras are produced when charged particles from the sun collide with the magnetic fields in Earth's ionised upper atmosphere (the ionosphere), generating a stunning light display.
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The ways in which media forces women into gender roles collide with fascist ideology in artist Alvaro Carmona's re-edit of Cosmopolitan's Spanish January 2016 issue.
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The Trump administration also wants Congress to raise the government's statutory borrowing limit before August, another fight that could collide with the Affordable Care Act repeal.
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"The digital world is so wide that you can do a million things and you don't collide with someone else doing another million things," said Agag.
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When it became clear that the day would collide with a major winter storm, some town moderators wondered if they could postpone their votes and meetings.
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Often, these strandings are the fault of humans: Whales collide with boats, get entangled and choke in fishing nets, or swim away from underwater sonar sounds.
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LeoLabs estimates there are about 250,000 pieces of debris orbiting the Earth that are both not tracked and potentially disastrous if they collide with a satellite.
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Because of this unhappy truth, I now know what it must feel like for religious people to be told that their cherished beliefs collide with reality.
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I tried very hard not to let my helmet collide with his, and whether through a deficit of core strength or passengerial inexperience, it kept happening.
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Asteroid awareness Sunday is International Asteroid Day, commemorating the Earth's largest recorded asteroid impact while focusing on the real danger of asteroids that could collide with Earth.
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After having seen this band live at prior shows, hearing and seeing these songs collide with a flesh-and-blood audience still has that "magic hour" effect.
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Real life will collide with fiction when the Chicago White Sox play the New York Yankees on a baseball field inspired by the movie Field of Dreams.
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If they followed any other path, they would likely collide with the big planet or the planet's gravity would send them hurtling out of the Solar System.
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At the same time, city after city has deemed their use on sidewalks illegal out of fear that fast-moving riders will collide with and injure pedestrians.
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These spectacular features are caused by collisions between electrically-charged particles from the Sun that enter the Earth's atmosphere and collide with gases like oxygen and nitrogen.
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Where technology and economics collide With graduation season underway, a lot of young people are looking for advice as they make their way into the work world.
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Photo: The MEAL CollaborationThere were challenges: meat got stuck in the beam pipe, and it was difficult to get the meatballs to actually collide with one another.
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We see everything from his perspective, which means that when Conor's dreamworlds collide with his real one, we see that, too, and it stirs half-forgotten memories.
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As the molten rock continues to collide with the waves—the first time this has happened since 2013—it will form new land mass along the coast.
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Unless the Voyager probes collide with something or are picked up by alien space explorers, they will, in theory, keep flying until the end of the universe.
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As charged particles ejected from the Sun collide with neutral atoms in the upper atmosphere, brilliant light shows illuminate the night skies, sculpted by Earth's magnetic field.
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Instead of X-rays, the team used muons, the heavy cousins of electrons that form when cosmic rays from outer space collide with particles in Earth's atmosphere.
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The community may be strong, but when the weight of governments and the deep pockets of tobacco companies collide with the young upstarts, the result is unclear.
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Their bloating carcasses pepper the roads and highways, grim reminders of the dangers suburban life poses for both the animals and the drivers who collide with them.
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They must first ensure that American-backed fighters do not collide with converging Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran and Shiite militias supported by Tehran.
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What happens when the rights to historical truth and the identification of remains collide with the majority-held conviction that the hornet's nest should not be shaken?
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The White House has sent mixed messages on the policy, as Mr. Trump's campaign-rally denunciations of China collide with the complexities of a codependent geopolitical relationship.
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The majority of non-intentional loss occurs when eagles collide with cars or ingest lead shot or bullet fragments in remains and gut piles left by hunters.
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In about 4 billion years (that's almost as long from now as the Earth is old), our Milky Way is set to collide with the Andromeda galaxy.
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Created entirely of newspaper clippings covering drunk driving accidents and deaths as well as alcohol advertising in Cambodia, the installations' fictions collide with the harsh visceral realities.
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These electrons collide with the particles in the atmosphere, resulting in high-energy x-rays and gamma rays that scientists have measured in satellites and on the ground.
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If I have two particles of opposite charge, the fact that there is electromagnetic attraction between them means they are much more likely to collide with each other.
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As a response, he exposes himself to the Real as experiment — to see what happens when his expectations collide with the apparent reality of the people he encounters.
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MP Pension, which holds shares in Danske Bank worth around 570 million Danish crowns ($89 million), said the bank's actions in Estonia collide with its responsible investing policy.
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Doom-laden drones collide with the gentle strains of organic instrumentation—there's moments of peace, but often that stillness will be destroyed by fiery thickets of gnarled noise.
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One estimate says there are 21,000 pieces of space junk larger than 10 centimeters, that could collide with other objects at velocities ten times faster than a bullet.
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The publisher cited an orbit-modeling study, which suggested the Roadster could possibly even collide with either Venus or Earth — but not for at least 1 million years.
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LeBron James' world could collide with the Kardashian family ... soon ... because his mother's fiance is putting the full-court press on Kris Jenner to manage his rap career.
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Disaster strikes as Broderick's Sully also says he's going to fly with his eyes closed and the two collide, with two of the geese going into the engine.
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In the usual solid polymer electrolyte, lithium ions, while moving through the battery from one electrode to the other, collide with a jumble of molecules, slowing them down.
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Cool mountain breezes move into the valley at night and collide with warm wind from the sea and lake in a way that creates optimal conditions for lightning.
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The team will use algorithms to determine where to deploy the systems so they can catch the most plastic (and won't collide with any vessels along the way).
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Watch as the black hole skins the star into ribbons of material, which are then catapulted into elliptical arcs that ultimately collide with each other around the hole.
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Often compared to the Sistine Chapel, this is Tintoretto at his most ambitious and all-consuming — the place where devotion, fame and Venetian spirit collide with overwhelming force.
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Based on Cassini's observations, the team determined that these skirts are made from ring particles that collide with and stick to the moons, rather than from shifting terrain.
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As gamma rays travel through space, they can collide with photons in the extragalactic background, producing pairs of electrons and losing a bit of energy in the process.
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These airborne streams originate in the Pacific, sometimes 300 miles wide and up to 2,000 miles in length, and become biblical downpours once they collide with coastal mountains.
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But he is going to collide with the same harsh truth that has stymied all his recent predecessors: There are no good options for dealing with North Korea.
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The minute they return to the street, they collide with inescapable reminders that this is no longer a normal city, and they're no longer leading a normal life.
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On Anya's Garden, his 2015 EP for UNO NYC, sputtering noise tracks collide with bombed-out synth landscapes, composed orchestration, and splintered ballads, all desperate unease and hesitant joy.
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A tax cut for the most affluent would also collide with the recent statement by Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, about the new administration's tax-overhaul plans.
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The fight, which will go down at featherweight, will see ever-evolving Team Alpha Male staple Andre Fili (15-3) collide with dynamic Mexican prospect Yair Rodriguez (6-1).
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Regardless, the exile has boomeranged back and is on track to collide with the outer Perseus arm of the Milky Way, an event that will spark spectacular stellar fireworks.
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The idea was to build a massive detector, and hope that a deep space neutrino would eventually both collide with the sizeable icy instrument, and also make itself known.
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He told CNN the breakthrough "provides a big piece of the puzzle" as to what happens when meteorites collide with other "airless bodies" around our solar system and beyond.
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It's made up of thousands of light-sensitive tubes embedded in the ice sheet that are capable of measuring the very rare neutrinos that actually collide with the Earth.
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This makes for a more challenging rendezvous, but one that is particularly important considering that both of these rocks could cause serious damage were they to collide with Earth.
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Aurora Borealis happen when electrically charged electrons and protons in the Earth's magnetic field collide with neutral atoms in the upper atmosphere, turning into a stunning show of lights.
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The same fate is predicted to befall the Milky Way, which is expected to collide with the Andromeda Galaxy in about four billion years, creating a single "Milkdromeda" galaxy.
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Wind turbines do kill birds and bats that collide with the blades, but new research suggests simple adjustments can reduce the number of deaths even further, E360 Digest reports.
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Experiments like one in Bangalore, luring migrants to fill factory jobs, collide with an old way of life that keeps women and girls in seclusion until an arranged marriage.
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As Earth's orbit takes the planet through that cloud of dust each year, bits and pieces collide with our world and burn up in the atmosphere, creating bright streaks.
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The way that various elements of tonality will collide with each other — and, at the end, produce a resonance, upon which it makes room for a very lyric quality.
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When you stub your pinky toe, when genitals collide with zippers, or when you're in traffic and other people seem to be too: Swearing and cursing is the answer.
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Her case this time is the death of a young cricket player in a world in which professional sports collide with organized crime, drugs, match fixing, kickbacks and murder.
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The choice of Mr. Zinke, however, aggravated the party and vividly illustrated how Mr. Trump's improvisational, often impulsive style can collide with the best-laid plans of congressional Republicans.
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Sessions said the U.S. government will now leave it up to federal prosecutors to decide what to do when state rules collide with federal drug law, which prohibits pot.
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Vogt is the Silicon Valley's latest entrepreneur with the Midas touch, a favored founder with its monied class as tech begins to collide with colossal established industries, like cars.
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Depending on if or when the particles collide with the Earth's magnetic field, the Northern Lights may be bright enough to spot as far south as Iowa and Colorado.
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One of the things that happens when you go outside and walk around, you start to collide with your environment a little bit, and it's a great source of inspiration.
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There's a forest of perfectly golden birch trees that collide with a wall of bold green pines at the bank of the Roaring Fork river that runs through the valley.
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But where Weiner was like watching a moving train collide with a brick wall — and then back up before driving into the wall once more — Trumped is just sheer ascent.
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Put a warm object on a cool object, and the fast-moving molecules collide with the slow-moving ones, giving up some of their heat to warm the cooler thing.
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The agency was worried that the SpaceBEEs were too small and would be difficult to track from Earth, making it hard to know if they might collide with other satellites.
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Eyewitness videos showed one car pull out and collide with another vehicle, sending them into the crowds of people watching the event on the side and middle of the road.
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Fortunately, most space rocks that collide with Earth burn up in the atmosphere and only produce a small amount of debris that reaches the ground (such as the Chelyabinsk meteorite).
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In some cases, lawmakers find, antiquated laws collide with the modern tendency to document the goings-on of daily life, which, every once in a while, involves casting a vote.
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Pressing against the picture plane, a series of forms comprised of vertically aligned stripes extend down from painting's top edge until they collide with distinct forms of horizontally arranged stripes.
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One of the most exciting things about being out and about in LA is the possibility that you might collide with one of the countless stars that stud the city.
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Essentially this is a group of Near Earth Objects (NEOs) travelling the inner solar system in orbits stochastic enough to sporadically collide with nearby planets—Mars, Earth, Venus and Mercury.
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Bright objects in low Earth orbit, in addition to potentially interfering with astronomical observations, simply add to the massive collection of debris that could collide with and damage more useful satellites.
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What these disparate legends have in common is that the real action begins once humans collide with mermaids, creatures who use their alluring familiarity to mask what makes them utterly foreign.
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The investigation update still leaves unanswered what exactly caused the "uncontained" engine failure, a rare and hazardous event in which components rapidly exit an engine and can collide with the aircraft.
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Instead, Republicans have proposed ideas that directly conflict with the type of plan the president is outlining — and at some point, these two ideas are going to collide with each other.
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"Although there is no possibility for the asteroid to collide with our planet, this will be a very close approach for an asteroid of this size," NASA said in a statement.
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The McCain suffered a steering failure as the warship was beginning its approach into the Strait of Malacca, causing it to collide with a commercial tanker, a Navy official told CNN.
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Perhaps the most powerful statement that a player can make is to continuously collide with other players for sixty minutes—risking catastrophic injury and irreversible brain trauma—with frequent commercial interruptions.
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A person falling onto the trampoline is going to collide with the ground regardless, but the tension of the trampoline's fabric will lessen the impact and thus, the opportunity for injury.
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The Large Magellanic Cloud will catastrophically collide with the Milky Way in 2 billion years, according to a study published this month in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Jupiter and Saturn planets will clash on March 23; with that, the fun and flirty things in your life will collide with the deep and sticky stuff you've been working on.
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Finding agreement on the outstanding provisions will get even trickier in the coming months, as negotiations collide with political events in all three countries that will only harden each nation's stance.
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Reforms also continually collide with a culture of ground-pounding infantry fighters that despite the efforts of some in the leadership, embrace a tradition of brawling, hard-drinking and sexual exploits.
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While astronomers estimate that the massive Andromeda galaxy will collide with our own Milky Way galaxy eight billion years from now, they now believe that another collision will happen even sooner.
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The Large Magellanic Cloud will catastrophically collide with the Milky Way in 2 billion years, according to a study published in January in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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This is troubling to military officials for obvious reasons: If a craft can nudge, it can quite easily knock a satellite out of orbit or collide with enough velocity to destroy it.
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And payloads themselves are increasingly designed so that equipment which has fulfilled its purpose falls out of orbit years or decades sooner than it otherwise would, lest it collide with functioning spacecraft.
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By the grace of God, the drone managed to collide with an empty seat in the stadium's upper decks, where frightened fans struggled for the next logical step in the unusual scene.
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Images: ESAOver the past few months, five fashion schools have been working with the European Space Agency to find out what happens when space-age technologies and materials collide with couture design.
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But supporters and opponents of fracking dismissed her position as campaign rhetoric that would collide with the limited powers of a president to control an activity largely regulated at the state level.
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We could very well see Nakamura and Mahal, the embodiment of WWE's two approaches to "exotic" wrestlers, physically collide, with Mahal as a transitional champion to get the title onto Nakamura's waist.
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These plasma bursts travel all the way to Earth and collide with our planet's magnetic field, creating powerful geomagnetic storms that can damage communications satellites and mess with our planet's power grid.
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Spill-proof water bowl If you've ever witnessed a thirsty dog collide with a bowl of water on a hot summer day, you and your floor can both appreciate this essential item.
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It is created in abundance when minuscule, charged particles escape Saturn's C-ring, spiral into the planet along magnetic field lines and collide with atmospheric atoms in what is called ring rain.
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More generally, at what point does the urgent need for better data collide with the need to protect individual privacy and avoid enabling the tools for an aspiring, or existing, police state?
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Starting out as the portrait of an irresponsible woman, "Colossal" turns into a critique of male self-pity, as Gloria's problems collide with, and are overwhelmed by, Oscar's sense of aggrieved entitlement.
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The man allegedly ran his vehicle into the other car, causing it to go off the road and collide with a tree in Temescal Valley, about 60 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
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In Earth's case, charged particles from the sun speeding outward through the solar system are diverted by the planet's magnetic field toward the poles, generating light when they collide with air molecules.
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"Today, we were notified by the US Air Force that there is a 210% chance that Genesis II will collide with dead Russian satellite Cosmos 2000 in 00000 hours," says the tweet.
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Mr. Trump's vision will inevitably collide with establishment Republican leaders in Congress, and the outcome could determine not just the success of Mr. Trump's presidency, but also the identity of his party.
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The false alert was a stark reminder of what happens when the old realities of the nuclear age collide with the speed — and the potential for error — inherent in the internet age.
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"It's just, you know, to what extent does that commitment to legal representation in a very high-profile case like this collide with the responsibilities of being a community leader at Harvard?"
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Whatever the case, your need to feel safe and supported will collide with your need for healthy partnerships—and, hopefully, the challenge will resolve itself in a way that's ideal for you.
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Although that too is facing legal challenges as critics continue to argue there is a core problem of incompatibility between two distinct legal regimes where EU privacy rights collide with US mass surveillance.
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A cup of coffee cools to room temperature, they explain, because as coffee molecules collide with air molecules, the information that encodes their energy leaks out and is shared by the surrounding air.
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This new trailer shows off some of the drama midway through the project: The engines have malfunctioned and Earth misses its exit window, and will collide with Jupiter in a matter of hours.
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What happens when the hip-hop stylings of Run the Jewels, the two-headed rap monster led by El-P and Killer Mike, collide with the infectiously welcoming music from Nintendo's Wii eShop?
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Barbara spends her days setting traps and laying talismans to protect her small New Jersey beach town from the treacherous magical realm she believes can and will collide with reality at any moment.
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At 17, her wealthy stepfather arranges a marriage to an English gentleman, and it is at this point that Rhys's novel begins to collide with Brönte's: the charming English gentleman is Edward Rochester.
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"Although there is no possibility for the asteroid to collide with our planet, this will be a very close approach for an asteroid of this size," the space agency said in a statement.
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Those were not the only mishaps involving U.S. Navy sailors this year, which also saw the guided-missile cruiser Lake Champlain collide with a fishing vessel in the Sea of Japan in May.
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" Asked whether the report's release might collide with the nominating conventions and bring accusations of a political hit job, Mr. Gowdy told a crowd of reporters, "I don't look at it that way.
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ATOMIC BOMBS—The first nuclear weapons, developed during World War II, atomic bombs, or fission weapons, use a process by which neutrons collide with an atom's nucleus and release energy with explosive force.
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They don't want it to collide with Ceres because there is a chance that it could disrupt some intriguing chemistry on the dwarf planet -- chemistry that could lead to the development of life.
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Not to be out done, a group of five Canadian astrophysicists published a paper on arXiv today calculating the probability that Musk's sports car would collide with a planet in the solar system.
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An M.I.T. grad student (Charlie Rowe) and a tech whiz (Santiago Cabrera) present a Pentagon official (Jennifer Finnigan) with some mind-blowing news: an asteroid will collide with Earth in just six months.
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They offered dire predictions: I would surely get lost, fall overboard, become mired in mud — much of the enormous Lagoon is only a foot deep — or collide with any number of speeding watercraft.
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If something as small as a nut or bolt — traveling at 17,000 miles per hour — were to collide with another craft in orbit, a debris field of thousands of pieces would be created instantaneously.
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This is a time where we're going to go from having our digital world trapped in screens to having our digital world merge and collide with the physical world and be all around us.
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The researchers found that black holes initially created by stars within globular clusters should grow more to be than 2100 times as massive as Earth&aposs sun if they collide with other black holes.
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Molten originals collide with mechanistic floor-fillers (a Christian Vogel EP cut is a notable standout), to create an hour-long anxiety trip through the automated, optimized, and terrifying hinterlands of techno's industrial districts.
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The magnetic fields emanating from our north and south poles pull the charged particles down into our upper (and sometimes lower) atmosphere, where some of them collide with the neutral particles that reside there.
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The McCain was now in a heavily congested maritime environment and was soon on a course to collide with the Alnic MC, an approximately 30,000-ton and 600-foot-long oil and chemical tanker.
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Navigating that mass of humanity is a timeless tradition, which requires that we adroitly dart around people to avoid them and try to maintain our positive holiday spirit when we inevitably collide with strangers.
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Why it matters: Facebook's recent privacy controversies may collide with its attempts to keep users engaged, and the Journal reported that one of the banks had exited conversations with the company over privacy questions.
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The Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, are produced when gusts of charged particles released from the sun collide with gaseous particles in Earth's magnetic field, causing atoms in the atmosphere to glow.
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Wolff addresses the inherent challenge of reporting on this White House in an introductory author's note, explaining that the recollections of sources can collide with one another and in some cases be untrue entirely.
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"I tried and tried and tried to pretend/But the dissonance will win in the end," she sings in "When We Were Young," as her words collide with an upbeat, handclapping folk-rock arrangement.
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In catastrophic ways, Soli's narrative will collide with the story of an affluent Indian-American couple, Kavya and Rishi, whose bedroom comes to signify a "theater of failure" after they are unable to conceive.
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His New York Times best-selling fantasy books have overtaken the YA world, and Colfer will celebrate the publication of the sixth and last novel, Worlds Collide, with a 20-city tour starting next month.
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Set in Boston, the pilot will take a raw look at Bridgette (played by Frankie Shaw), a single, twentysomething whose desires for relationships, sex and a career collide with the realities of young, single motherhood.
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In the material, as well as other semiconductors, electrons can be quickly heated by photons that hit them, but rapidly cool off by sharing the heat with nearby electrons as they collide with each other.
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NASA has gotten into the act using the tools of social media to tamp down occasional waves of hype surrounding a serious challenge—efforts to find and track asteroids that might someday collide with Earth.
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While the McCain was now in a heavily congested maritime environment, it was soon on a course to collide with the Alnic MC, an approximately 30,000-ton and 600-foot-long oil and chemical tanker.
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In Abhishek Kapoor's "Kedarnath", the forces of nature collide with the force of young love, and you get a tale that seeks to marry themes of faith, religion, intolerance and the destruction of the environment.
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But a new governing body to regulate the high seas is likely to collide with hard-knuckled diplomatic bargaining and powerful commercial interests, including the fishing industries in countries like Russia, Norway, China and Japan.
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NASA also announced that a third finalist, Neocam, a telescope to search for asteroids that could collide with Earth, would receive another year of funding to address issues that have been raised about that proposal.
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As these sounds collide with the vocals, they create an image of warped looking council estates at night, or the backseat of a Vauxhall Astra with the bass in the speakers turned up to the max.
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Charged particles — some of which come from volcanic eruptions on Jupiter's moon Io and others from the solar wind — may ride those waves to the poles and collide with the atmosphere in X-ray producing pulses.
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"It's simply unacceptable for US Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships, and to have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming," McCain said in his opening statement.
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In addition to heavy rain and flood risks, the possibility of tornadoes was expected to last into early next week, as warm air masses from the southeast collide with a cool air mass from the northwest.
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Experts say that anti-satellite weapons that shatter their targets pose a space hazard by creating a cloud of fragments that can collide with other objects, potentially setting off a chain reaction of projectiles through Earth orbit.
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In past administrations, the ideologues whom presidents have brought into office with them have tended to disappear over time as their policy preferences collide with reality: Ronald Reagan got through six national-security advisers in eight years.
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Go deeper: How Trump's media obsession could collide with regulation of it Editor's note: This piece has been corrected to state that President Trump tweeted about a letter written by the American Cable Association — not a lawsuit.
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The other was that it would remove the risk that the probe might, in the distant future, collide with one of Saturn's moons, potentially contaminating it with hardy microbes that might have survived the journey from Earth.
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If you swerve left, you'll collide with the SUV and possibly kill both yourself and its inhabitants — but there's still a chance you'll all survive the incident (albeit sustaining injury) because of the SUV's high safety ratings.
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Yeezy's aggressive and egocentric rhymes collide with Death Cab's sad-sack minor chord progressions and Ben Gibbard's calming voice to produce something that's fun to listen to and a bit more upbeat than the average DCFC record.
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New Horizons also spied what could be the birth of anomalous cosmic rays: a type of radiation—which is harmful to both spacecraft and astronauts—formed when energetic particles in the solar wind collide with interstellar medium.
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Cooper is a centrist whose championing of the controversial Atlantic Coast Pipeline is a prime example of the Democratic Party's shuffling on climate change where environmental realities collide with the itch to ramp up domestic oil production.
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These companies get into regulatory battles with state and local governments that are newsworthy, and many of us think the ride-hailing model will eventually collide with autonomous vehicle technology in a way that could revolutionize transportation.
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Designed by Jean Nouvel, the French architect behind the Louvre Abu Dhabi who won the Pritzker Prize in 2008, the building is made of 539 patterned discs that appear to collide with one another at surprising angles.
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Murphy signed a free agent deal with the Washington Nationals the next season, angering many Mets fans, but this week he will collide with them again — as a Cub, following his trade last week from the Nationals.
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On Tuesday, the South Korean Coast Guard said it stopped two Chinese vessels that were fishing illegally, prompting about 30 other Chinese boats in the same group to swarm around and collide with the coast guard vessel.
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In an untitled black-and-white lithograph from the 1960s, a random lace medallion seems almost like a circular saw as its fine radiating edges collide with and shatter against the edges of other patterned fabrics and meshwork.
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The basic principle is that an incoming neutrino will enter a bath of one of these liquids and will collide with one of the particles making up that liquid, ideally a charged, very lightweight particle like an electron.
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Since the craft is running low on fuel, NASA is crashing it into Saturn to avoid any chance Cassini could someday collide with Titan, Enceladus or any other moon that has the potential to support indigenous microbial life.
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So, in an effort to replicate precisely what DAMA does, yet more experiments have been set up, this time using the same detector material–crystals of sodium iodide, which should flash if dark-matter particles collide with them.
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"You can see in the earnings, we didn't quite get up into the upper resistance level, so that creates a little bit more air, a little bit more room to go before we collide with resistance," he said.
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"Destroying satellites...can have ripple effects, producing dangerous clouds of debris that could stay in orbit for decades or centuries, disabling or destroying any satellites they collide with," one of its scientists, Laura Grego, said in a statement.
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The huge storm emits large sound waves and atmospheric gravity waves -- created when large pockets of air collide -- with huge amounts of kinetic energy, sending atoms flying around and raising the temperature of the atmosphere above the Spot.
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Why the stock could jump 53%," by Alex Eule: "[T]he company's mobile order-and-pay feature has become a major hit ... The preorders have actually created bottlenecks at Starbucks' counters, as pickups collide with in-store orders.
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"A short-term risk rebound should be faded and used to get back into JPY longs as rising bond yields will sooner or later collide with the outlook for risky assets," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note.
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The Pentagon this week issued a stern warning to congressional lawmakers about offshore and natural gas drilling in the eastern part of the Gulf of Mexico, saying it would collide with military training and testing, reports The Hill.
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The National Transportation Safety Board says driver error and the design of Tesla's Autopilot system were both to blame in a crash that saw a Model S collide with a parked fire truck in Southern California last year.
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Tethers are tested to assure that the range of movement in a collision — a measurement engineers refer to as excursion — is limited so that the dog does not collide with obstacles in the vehicle that would cause injury.
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Neptune probably had a completely different set of inner moons when it captured Triton, but Triton's gravitational pull caused them to collide with each other, creating Neptune's thin rings and the seven battered moons that now orbit it.
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Developed by the European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN, the new device works like a camera, collecting individual sub-atomic particles as they rapidly collide with pixels when its shutter is open, the Agence France Press reported .
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Drones flying out of line of sight need to be able to ensure that they won't hit other drones or collide with buildings or trees, and they'll also need a way to know which areas to avoid and when.
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Objects don't collide with your hands perfectly, but I could recognize and adapt to the quirks more quickly than in my earlier demos — and the problem is potentially more in the Blocks app itself than the underlying tracking system.
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The play juxtaposes moments of comedy and horror, creating a collective feeling of unease: jokes about the casually racist "Umbongo" song referred to in the play's title collide with discussions of mass rape and the plunder of natural resources.
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If you read enough of the Very Short Introductions in a row, some of these facts, gleaned from different books, collide with one another and do interesting things—coalesce, contradict, form big, thudding major chords or eerie minor ones.
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Their concerns collide with U.S. President Donald Trump's impatience to secure a deal to draw down 14,000 troops and end America's longest war, allowing him to claim a foreign policy victory as he campaigns for re-election in 2020.
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Equal parts science-fiction adventure and political thriller, this series opened with a plot set for disaster: An M.I.T. grad student (Charlie Rowe) and a tech genius (Santiago Cabrera) discover an asteroid will collide with Earth in six months.
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Wall Street's eternally optimistic forecasters are expecting corporate profit growth to surge by the middle of next year — views that are about to collide with reality as hundreds of companies report financial results and update investors on their prospects.
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And every piece of garbage has the potential to collide with another satellite, running the risk of setting off a disastrous chain reaction that could leave orbit so cluttered that satellite launches and exploration come to a grinding halt.
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The launch was high-risk because the satellites, released in rapid-fire fashion every few seconds from a single rocket as it traveled at 17,000 miles an hour, could collide with one another if ejected into the wrong path.
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These close passes mean there is a high probability that the asteroid will collide with Earth in 2182, but before that happens the OSIRIS-REx mission designers are determined to study it and temporarily decorate it with your artwork.
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The low-tax, small-government priorities of GOP leaders and donors collide with the interests of the blue-collar rank and file; the rank and file's raw resentments chafe the sensibilities of upscale Republicans and voters they need in the future.
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At the time, the global consortium of scientists who've tasked themselves with saving Earth from giant asteroids estimated that there was a 2 percent chance that the 403 foot-wide space rock would collide with Earth in late September of 2020.
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What I do know: Our baby will be part of a group of kids whose first days outside the womb collide with a fast-spreading, deadly scourge — like the kids born during the 219 Spanish flu pandemic a century ago.
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The vast majority of antineutrinos from the Hartlepool reactor would pass unimpeded through the new detector, but calculations by the scientists indicate that two to four a day would collide with a hydrogen nucleus — a proton — in a water molecule.
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Super Dark Times, the debut feature film from New Jersey–born director Kevin Phillips, tells the story of hapless teens Zach and Josh, and what happens when suburban ennui and pubescent white male angst collide with an accidental manslaughter by katana.
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Already, the fatalities have made the wildfire the worst in half a century in a small country where deadly blazes have become increasingly severe and routine, as longstanding land management problems collide with changes in climate that produce hotter, drier summers.
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In the control center I'm introduced to the two Russian-speaking U.S. servicemen who 10 to 12 times a day get on the local "hotline" with the Russian command post in Syria to make sure Russian planes don't collide with ours.
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The ship might collide with an asteroid at the outer edge of the solar system or its thermal protection shield might break apart and all on board might spend eternity asleep in their freeze boxes, never aging but essentially dead.
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In every case, though, the sound (dazzlingly realized in Eric Sleichim's music) is that of a nation slowly cracking apart amid corruption, factionalism and political viciousness, as the oversize egos of would-be rulers collide with toxic trickle-down consequences.
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When the teen prepared to turn left from the left lane, a gold van cut in front of their car from the wrong lane, causing the teen to collide with the driver's side of the van, according to the complaint.
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The observational would collide with the traditional as tribal designs, patterns, and coloring worked their way into the film's visual landscape—a merger bolstered by its phenomenal soundtrack, a collaboration between composers Hans Zimmer and South African producer Lebohang "Lebo M" Morake.
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The core of all this has to do with how rights are shared between Marvel's film and TV divisions, but the effect is that Agent Coulson and Daredevil have stories so self-contained that they doesn't ever have to collide with Iron Man's.
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The ESA explains what you can see:As energetic particles from the Sun are drawn along Earth's magnetic field, they collide with different molecules and atoms in the atmosphere to create dynamic, colourful light shows in the sky, typically in green and red.
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While his critiques of the art market and its commodification of Indigenous culture don't pull back their punches, Bradley's depictions of his community reflect the messy ways in which contemporary life, popular culture, and Indigenous histories collide with both humor and affection.
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As the particles lose energy, they collide with elements in the upper atmosphere, creating shimmering bands of light in the night sky (auroras are always happening, but the Sun outshines them during the day.) CMEs are like solar wind gusts on steroids.
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And while these stories were eventually ruled to not be rooted in racism, they are still about race, with each story raising fear in black communities, often calling attention to local histories of injustice that collide with present-day anxieties about racial tensions.
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At festivals and venues around the world, he turns bass music into a supremely musical affair; electric guitars strummed by guest artists like guitarist Andrew Block, often collide with jazzy trumpet croons from Russ Liquid, who resides on the artist's Lowtemp label.
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"The city's economy is spawning new companies and new ideas, and what could be a better place for that than this iconic entry to New York City, where the past can literally collide with the future," said Alicia Glen, a deputy mayor.
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Qatar and Turkey's Islamist-oriented regional politics directly and indirectly collide with U.S. policy, underlying the heightened tensions between them and the United States, starting as the Obama administration struggled with how to respond to the upheaval of 2011 and Syria's civil war.
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But when posed more complex questions about the scene, such as "What caused the ball to collide with the cube?" or "What would have happened if the objects had not collided?" the same system answers correctly only about 10 percent of the time.
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As in the United States, industrial policies in India meant to foster domestic manufacturing can collide with a push by environmentalists and clean-energy electric utilities for solar panels, even imported ones, to be deployed as widely and as cheaply as possible.
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At least, this is what will theoretically happen once Bear begins lining up restaurants that will pay the company via a monthly subscription that includes the robot, setup and mapping of the restaurant (so Penny doesn't collide with things), along with technical support.
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Researchers have been trying to understand the composition of the lunar mantle, which exists between the crust and the core, and when asteroids and other objects collide with the moon, the crust is cracked and pieces of the mantle reach the surface.
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" Moreover, the APA analysis will collide with the statement of former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano that "this memorandum confers no substantive right, immigration status or pathway to citizenship" because "only the Congress, acting through its legislative authority, can confer these rights.
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Because both play defense, Quinnen, the Jets' first-round pick from Alabama, and Quincy, the Jaguars' third-round choice from Murray State, won't get a chance to collide with each other in the pros the way they did on the practice field in high school.
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Astroscale, a Japanese company, is tackling this problem by building a prototype craft capable of being launched at short notice in order to grab any malfunctioning satellite and pull it down into the atmosphere where it will burn up before it can collide with anything.
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This break in storyline is forged when his new identity and life collide with his old one, generating an introspective process that leads him to question, self-consciously, which of the two versions of himself he is, and which of them he wants to be.
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There can of course be a range of reasons why an aircraft might collide with the ground, one of which could simply be that a pilot winds up pulling so many "G&aposs" that they lose consciousness, a senior Air Force weapons developer said.
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Interest in comet Shoemaker-Levy 9, both public and scientific, skyrocketed as researchers realized that the comet would collide with Jupiter, which ultimately happened in July 1994, 25 years ago this month, leaving behind dark scars on the gas planet that were visible for months.
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The image itself might look chaotic, but aside from the spectacle in the sky, anyone living in the galaxies themselves likely wouldn't face any danger: stars in galaxies are so far apart that it's unlikely for any one to collide with another in a merger.
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And so, on a day when the East Coast was hoping to embrace the season of light sweaters and bursting color, cold air pushing into the region from Canada is expected to collide with a low-pressure storm forming off the coast of the Carolinas.
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Whatever John Henryish desire you may have to see humans triumph — to watch them prove that knowing and caring about things is better than dispassionately sorting strings of text — will collide with your knowledge that they absolutely, positively, with great empirical certainty will not.
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If lawmakers do not resolve the 12 spending bills before Thanksgiving, when the stopgap spending bill expires, a lapse in funding or efforts to pass another short term spending bill could potentially collide with an impeachment trial, which leaders believe could unfold in December.
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As they climbed onto the jump ramp, wearing green and red chem lights on their fronts and backs and flashing beacons so they didn't collide with one another in the air and could find one another as they plunged into the black, freezing ocean.
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Bennu, which will be visited by NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft later this year, would generate about 80,000 times as much energy as the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima if it were to collide with us, so it's definitely a credible threat to life on Earth.
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Earlier this month, 18 people died in Schoharie, New York, when the 2011 Ford Excursion limousine they were riding in failed to stop at an intersection, causing it to collide with a parked 2015 Toyota Highlander and ultimately fall into a ravine, according to the Daily Gazette.
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At the same time, the imagery and stylistic tropes that Pettibon gleans from historically tawdry sources — modes of expression specializing in abjection, violence, and despair — collide with his multilayered and sometimes lofty inscriptions, amassing a combinatory force that lands a punch to the head again and again.
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Initially, "Girl Asleep" threatens to be a cute comedy about social misfits who rescue each other, but it quickly takes a sharp left turn and morphs into a surreal exploration of that in-between age when childish fears and fantasies collide with the realities of teenage society.
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Samples of footsteps clacking across hardwood floor, clinking silverware, and open air collide with one another, crafting abstract spaces and narratives that couldn't reasonably exist in the real world—it's a dizzying and disorienting effect, but one that primes you to absorb the record's more melodic moments.
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"It is simply unacceptable for U.S. Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships -- and to have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming," McCain said in opening remarks during a committee hearing to address four ship accidents this year.
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It offers a case study of how academic and legal imperatives often collide with the pressures of big-time college sports, at a time when academic fraud and sexual assault scandals are roiling campuses across the country, from Baylor University in Texas to the University of Mississippi.
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"The Realm of Appearances," in which a red meadow rides up to a high horizon line and impasto moon, is a densely set typology of brush strokes: Thick navy wiggles collide with a rain of overlapping oil-green drops and a school of pert yellow dabs.
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"It is simply unacceptable for U.S. Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships — and to have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming," McCain said in opening remarks during a committee hearing to address four ship accidents this year.
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"Destroying satellites orbiting in altitude bands that are heavily used for both military and civil satellites also can have ripple effects, producing dangerous clouds of debris that could stay in orbit for decades or centuries, disabling or destroying any satellites they collide with," said Grego in a statement.
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A series of surprises are dropped without much fanfare, namely that John and Laurie are now married, that Erika and Lily are both gone, that Kevin and Tommy are both Jarden cops, and that Matt is hypothesizing another "big event" to collide with the anniversary of the Sudden Departure.
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Moreover, the rollback proposal seems to have greatly overestimated the extent to which consumers will drive extra miles in more fuel-efficient cars; and it completely ignores the fact that smaller and lighter cars are likely to do less damage when they collide with other vehicles on the road.
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The SUV also will alert drivers when they're drifting out of a designated driving lane, and will actually automatically steer them back into their lane if it detects that doing so will take it out of the path of a vehicle that might otherwise collide with the driver's own car.
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This is where the issues of power and values collide with nightmarish implications: if the superintelligence's goals don't almost completely align with ours, it could use its power to destroy our species for the same reason that our species destroys ant colonies when we convert land into a construction site.
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"Whenever you have Indigenous issues and Indigenous people collide with the colonial justice system, you have people who are going through the process and they simply don't feel that they ever have an opportunity to tell their story and to be heard," said Mark Guchy, the lawyer representing Labrador Land Protectors.
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Drones flying out of line of sight from the operator need to be able to ensure that they won't hit other drones or collide with buildings, and they'll also need a way to know which areas to avoid and when, like if there's a fire the drone shouldn't fly into.
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Mr. Adelson, the chairman of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation, is a casino magnate, a powerful Republican donor, a patron of education and a fierce defender of Israel, and his myriad interests present an almost singular example of how aggressive journalism can collide with the pursuits of a paper's owner.
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There are longer and grander narrative arcs in the Witcher series, as enormous and gnarly as an old tree, but the real fruit on its branches is those smaller stories and vignettes that capture where the lives of small communities and individual people collide with the force and flow of history.
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Like the slumbering crew that allowed the U.S.S. Fitzgerald to collide with a Japanese freighter in June, causing the death of seven sailors and severe damage to the destroyer, Washington is snoozing while China expands its access, knowledge and ownership of our technological capabilities, putting America's national security at risk.
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There's a lot going on out my window: joggers on the promenade, barges plowing the East River, choppers landing on the prow of Manhattan, planes nosing down into Newark Airport, cars on the first traffic-free stretch of F.D.R. Drive where hope surges only to collide with reality at a bottleneck.
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But any settlement involving the surrender of territory would collide with the central pillars of Russia's state ideology under Mr. Putin: a commitment to rebuilding Russia as a great power, ceaseless celebration of Moscow's victory in the war, and rejection of anything that might challenge the outcome of that conflict.
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Her efforts to seem sincere and personable may also collide with Mr. Trump's efforts to score points against her for her use of a private email server as secretary of state; her oversight during the attacks on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya; and her ties to wealthy donors to her family foundation.
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In fact, earlier this month, Bigelow Airspace was informed by the U.S. Air Force that there's a 5.6 percent chance that one of its satellites could collide with a Russian 'zombie' satellite no longer in operation, and one of Starlink's satellites had a near-miss with one operated by the European Space Agency.
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Some scientists said that Dr. Watson's recent remarks are noteworthy less because they are his than because they signify misconceptions that may be on the rise, even among scientists, as ingrained racial biases collide with powerful advances in genetics that are enabling researchers to better explore the genetic underpinnings of behavior and cognition.
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The five-minute clip, produced for NASA TV by Harmonic and released on Apr 17, uses time lapses shot from the International Space Station and shows the dancing lights, which occur when electrically charged electrons and protons in the Earth's magnetic field collide with neutral atoms in the upper atmosphere, in gorgeous Ultra-High Definition.
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And then Trump goes down to Alabama for that political speech for Luther Strange and the whole thing that how worlds collide with Roy Moore and then says that terrible thing, that SOBs, "I'd fire those SOBs," and just gins up the whole thing for racial purposes, to divide the nation as only Donald Trump apparently can and, wow.
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Ms Vestager and Ms Goulard will make a strong team developing a distinctive European way of managing new technology and finding a balance between open markets and interventionist industrial strategy in responding to new industrial giants from China and Silicon Valley (Ms Vestager's liberal instincts may collide with the activist mood, personified by Ms Goulard, in Paris and Berlin).
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Should Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov bump into US Defense Secretary James Mattis in the venues-clogged hallways, or should Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif meet his Turkish counterpart -- let alone collide with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu -- it would be a pretty safe bet to assume they won't start tearing chunks out of each other.
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If your partner's lack of need to think too hard about money has made him money avoidant, for example, and your need to think about it constantly has made you money vigilant, you might discuss how your strict savings goals collide with his reluctance to budget, and how to address that conflict in a way that feels okay to both of you.
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Part of the confusion is that HIPAA overlaps with an older federal privacy law called 42 CFR Part 2 (we promise we'll only mention that once) when substance abuse is involved, and both of those can collide with a third law that applies exclusively to public schools and colleges that receive federal funding: the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
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Ms Vestager and Ms Goulard want to use their clout to develop a distinctively European way of managing new technology and finding a balance between open markets and interventionist industrial strategy in responding to new industrial giants from China and Silicon Valley (tough Ms Vestager's liberal instincts may collide with the activist mood, personified by Ms Goulard, in Paris and Berlin).
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Smart watches have a lower price range and they are mainly considered a utility or a gadget that do collide with the lower price time pieces "The Swiss watch market and smart watches do have problems with one another, but they are not that correlated with one cannibalizing the other one," says Ariel Adams, the founder and editor-in-chief of watch blog aBlogtoWatch.com.
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An MIT team led by former MIT graduate student Sung Wook Paek describe a "decision map" in newly published research that would take into account the mass and relative momentum of an approaching asteroid, as well as the expected time we have before it enters into a so-called "keyhole" — basically a gravitational halo around Earth that, once entered, all but guarantees the asteroid will collide with the planet.
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The New York Times report on the 1931 parade captures some of its mania and hazards, including navigating balloons under the elevated tracks at 53rd Street, dodging riled-up dogs, and watching an inflated hippo nearly collide with the Empire State Building: Terrible Turk sneered too hard at an electric sign — so hard that he broke in half and slunk miserably to the street as the helium sizzled from his forty-foot rubber.
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The dinner is just the latest high-profile event to collide with the viral outbreak, which originated in China late last year and has infected more than 600 people and killed over two dozen in the U.S. Austin, Texas, announced last week it was canceling South by Southwest, the annual 10-day festival featuring music, film and technology events, after some of the biggest corporate sponsors pulled out over fears about the outbreak.
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In other words, we can read into this tragedy the disastrous head-on collision of two conflicting obligations that the creative city imposes on itself and its residents: on one hand there is the demand for a steady supply of creative products and services, but these are generated by precarious workers who, on the other hand, will increasingly collide with the dictates of capital for ever-compounding rates of profit, as theorist David Harvey has pointed out.
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Here is what I would ask Steyn to consider: What if, just what if, the fact that Trump has surrounded himself with people (cabinet members and family members alike) who don't believe in Trumpism, the fact that he has gone along with budgets and health care bills and foreign policy moves that are not obviously congruent with Trumpism, the fact that he generally seems to lack any zeal for a fight when his campaign promises collide with Republican and/or center-left establishment opposition … what if all of this means that he never really believed in Trumpism himself?
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