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The debris, usually bits of rock or ice, hits the Earth's atmosphere and burns up because of the friction, sending light streaks across the night sky.

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Mr Hassan says the government needs to work towards reducing "several friction points simultaneously" if it is really serious about getting overseas Indians to return.

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The main factor is that we don't have friction.

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He believes that this country’s “martial bonds…have been informed by deep-seated frictions between faith in and fear of war and its consequences.”

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The package of bills has already caused friction between state and federal officials.

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