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collide

[kuh-lahyd] / kəˈlaɪd /


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Three colliding forces will determine the answer: the endurance of the gravitational pull of capital toward technology, the stability or instability of American institutions, and a rising tide of fiscal dominance.

From Barron's

Tiny fluctuations in brightness reveal that the star may have collided and merged with another star long ago, a violent event that likely left it spinning much faster than normal.

From Science Daily

At a fixture between Leeds and Manchester United at Elland Road, with fans "colliding", Haroun found herself "in the middle of it" and thinking "mind my cameras!"

From BBC

He collided with him and I quickly decided to keep the focus on the official.

From BBC

Her prayers reflect the sharp end of a bigger dilemma many Americans face, as rising auto-insurance costs collide with a broader affordability crisis.

From MarketWatch