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But steel — you can bend steel, twist it.
He has a stare that could bend steel, but in the course of making Lizarraga tougher, Braswell softened.
STAMPEDING crowds can generate pressures of up to 4,500 Newtons per square metre, enough to bend steel barriers.
Japan's steel exports stopped being a big bogey to Europeans and Americans when the Japanese started in the 1960s to bend steel into boxes called cars and ships.
JOHN SEABROOK: John Fruin, referenced above, showed that only eight people, moving forward as a block, can generate enough force to bend steel — bent steel guardrails are commonly found after crowd disasters.
Sommers emerged with two bionic legs that could outrun a speeding car, an arm that could bend steel bars, and an ear that could hear a whisper from a mile away.
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"I needed to be able to cold-bend steel, and I just couldn't do it.
Another group cuts and bends steel rods for the walls.
Burly men in their 60s and 70s who once bent steel bent their knees before Mr. Rollino's body.
We have seen the images of fire and ashes and bent steel.
Over the last few days, Mr. Bush said, ''we have seen the images of fire and ashes and bent steel.
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