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These explosions erupt a jet of elementary particles traveling at close to the speed of light.
A ticklish situation, with the home‐rulers poised to erupt, a quantity of explosives gone missing, an odd corpse or two turning up.
Every five to 10 minutes, the boiling sulphurous waters of Strokkur will start to rise into a huge bullfrog bubble, and then proceed to erupt a good 20ft into the air.
Over the course of the album, Snider returns to this theme of injustice and its discontents: "New York Banker" follows the title character as he goes marauding across the country; the insistent chorus, grimly true, is "Good things happen to bad people"; and the greasy "In Between Jobs" lets the pent-up rage erupt a little.
They're viewed as scandals waiting to erupt: a chemicals supplier that must be causing pollution; a pharmaceuticals manufacturer that has to be ignoring the chase for a cure in preference to something more lucrative; a weapons-maker that just has to be up to its neck in bribing officials.
Contour lines show the duration required to erupt a given mass at a given intensity.
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The supervolcano has erupted a total of three times in the last 2.1 million years.
And so erupted a shooting war lasting years, officials said, set off by nothing but revenge.
A minute later loud, sustained machine-gun fired erupted a short distance away.
A sudden roar erupted, a cheer led by Oracene Williams, of all people.
Angel Owl begins unimpressively before erupting, a cloudburst of harmonies enveloping Stevie Appleby's voice.
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