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They would then have collided with each other and been smashed into pieces, according to the theory.
Half a dozen colored circles were slowly bouncing around the screen like billiard balls, shooting off in new directions as they collided with each other.
The former would probably be built as a 100km underground circular collider, a giant version of the LHC and would be able to generate beams of highly energetic protons which would then be collided with each other.
Some arcs, such as Sengihe and Halmahera, collided with each other, while others have split apart in recent geologic time to create newer marginal basins such as the Okinawa Trough.
After Vettel and Raikkonen collided with each other at the opening corner – both having to take on replacement front wings – and then Daniel Ricciardo, who had beaten Rosberg off the line, suffered a tyre blow-out on the following lap, Rosberg's main opposition had been wiped out in the opening minutes of the race.
Some reports said the crash went on for 10 minutes as cars continuously collided with each other.
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Planets, the theory goes, evolve by colliding with each other.
The operating system would also ensure that drones would not collide with each other.
They move so fast you fear that they'll collide with each other.
The two sides have been involved in a tense standoff, occasionally colliding with each other.
"What we have are several industries that are converging, sometimes even colliding with each other," he said.
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