• Both men gouged, pounded and pulverised until one lost his balance and was barrelled out of the ring.

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  • They used extinguishers and pulverised fuel ash from the power station to suppress the fire.

    BBC: Fire tackled at Didcot Power Station

  • Solid food has to be pulverised first with a bit of water or buffer solution.

    BBC: Rapid food poisoning analysis

  • In Istanbul, the country's biggest city, hundreds of apartment blocks were literally pulverised by the impact of the tremor.

    ECONOMIST: Turkey, flattened and in shock

  • First, it poured industrial quantities of lime (pulverised limestone or chalk) onto the soil to reduce levels of acidity.

    ECONOMIST: Brazilian agriculture

  • He talks to the researchers who are chronicling the plasticisation of the oceans, a swelling suspended solution of pulverised plastic.

    ECONOMIST: A history of waste

  • The same day, and again on Wednesday, airforce planes supported by naval artillery pulverised rebel positions near the northern port of Trincomalee.

    ECONOMIST: Staggering back towards war | The

  • To the screams of guests, the police fired tear-gas and pulverised crystal fixtures as the inhabitants of neighbouring apartment blocks looked on in horrified fascination.

    ECONOMIST: For ordinary Iranians, daily life goes from bad to worse

  • However, rather than coming from thermite, the metallurgist Professor Sisson thinks the sulphur came from masses of gypsum wallboard that was pulverised and burnt in the fires.

    BBC: Q&A: The collapse of Tower 7

  • It's calculated 1, 200, 000 tonnes of building materials were pulverised at the World Trade Center and most minerals are present in the dust (not necessarily in a large quantity).

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  • At the weekend, the group said it had raised its stake in Australia's Macarthur Coal, which supplies steel mills with more than a third of the world's pulverised coal, to 19.9% from 14.9%.

    BBC: Rio shares up on bid speculation

  • Wh for pulverised coal.

    ECONOMIST: Boom

  • For those who have lost count of the institutions that were pulverised by the financial crisis, Anglo Irish was an erstwhile star of Ireland's banking scene, which rose quickly from inauspicious roots during Ireland's heady growth in the 1990s, only to rack up enormous property-related losses when the bubble burst.

    ECONOMIST: Sovereigns v creditors

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