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He insisted on involving more theorists, such as Klaus Fuchs; it was Fuchs who together with John von Neumann later claimed to invent compression by means of radiation implosion back in 1946.

Mr Müntefering will try to stop the party's implosion, and win back disillusioned voters.Mr Müntefering is the right choice because he is in many ways Mr Schröder's mirror image.

That started a three-bogey slide on the 6th, 7th and 9th holes, which turned into a full-on implosion on the back nine, when he left a sleeve of golf balls in the lakes and canals of the tougher side of the course.

It's strange to think that, while attending a recent conference of some of the most illustrious names in economics and finance, the talk of the 2008 market implosion actually transported me back to eastern Europe in the years before and soon after communism fell.

The latter have just realized that their days are numbered -- not as a result of the encroaching existential dangers of the sort that Israel faces day in and day out -- but rather as the result of a slow implosion borne on the back of apathy, cultural acceptance and assimilation.

Bryson DeChambeau, who held the 18-hole lead alongside Koepka, suffered a back-nine implosion.

"We're all fairly familiar with the implosion of public housing, going back to the early 1970's in St . Louis and with the implosions of the Kingdome in Seattle, the gas tanks in Williamsburg," Ms. Waters said.

Still, it's a good deal for Zillow, a startup that survived the real estate market implosion, and seems to be back on its feet.

Then the Rodgers TD in the third to give them the lead made me fear a full-on Jet implosion, but they actually fought back.

Romero said he began to think back to an infamous implosion.

THERE were times when last Sunday's great G.O.P. health care implosion threatened to bring the thrill back to reality television.