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Neutrons do not, so they escape and go thudding into the shielding material around the reactor.
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He strolled the waterfront with the beer thudding inside his head, a lonely feeling pulling at his heart.
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It's midmorning when we leave, cool and sunny, the only noise the dull, rhythmic thudding of hooves on dirt.
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He was sent to the canvas with 30 seconds left in the opening round with a thudding straight right.
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Romney comes on strong, holding his attackers close and thudding into them relentlessly.
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His first U.S. effort is full of bold, broad comic book strokes -- some of them pleasingly original, like a car chase through a cornfield, the husks of corn thudding against the windscreens like oversized bugs.
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No matter how many times a person has daydreamed, acted it out with Barbie and Ken, and emotionally bolstered for the exchange, or if it's come thudding from the sky like an errant chunk of satellite, a proposal carries an impact that must be absorbed.
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