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collide

[kuh-lahyd] / kəˈlaɪd /


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In an era when pressure is always mounting and global chaos consistently collides with personal crises, being an active participant in our own lives feels utterly exhausting.

From Salon

On Earth, the crust is broken into moving plates that collide, pull apart, and grind past one another.

From Science Daily

Six people have been hospitalised after two buses collided and one hit a theatre in south London.

From BBC

If electricity supply constraints collide with surging demand, that investment wave could add price pressures rather than relieve them.

From Barron's

A US Navy warship collided into a Navy supply vessel during a refuel operation, the US military's Southern Command confirmed to the BBC.

From BBC