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Collide

other to come into collision to clash as the vessels collided their interests collided

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to collide head on called also colliding beam accelerator and collider

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to collide with the broad side of

emitting a series of clangs as of metal objects colliding

Colliding clashing

point in the air above ground level as the planes collided in midair also used attributively as a midair collision

and other currents on the athenosphere sliding past each other colliding with each other and in some cases being submerged subducted

necessarily to involve negligence-- e.g., where a ship in motion collides with a ship at anchor. It ought not to be

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