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collapse

[kuh-laps] / kəˈlæps /




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For some, that description by Plymouth City Council leader Tudor Evans and the images of the collapse 12 years ago came to embody Britain's crumbling Victorian railways.

From BBC

The late collapse condemned Marseille to remaining in fourth place, 11 points off the pace.

From Barron's

In 1927 the studios were stunned by the success of “The Jazz Singer,” the first “talkie,” and the silent-film business quickly collapsed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scotland's collapse 5-14 in 3.3 overs ultimately denied them the 30 runs that could have kept them alive in this tournament.

From BBC

According to Russian accounts, the 47-year-old took a short walk at his Siberian penal colony, said he felt unwell, then collapsed and never regained consciousness.

From BBC