101.   Alessandro Magno, a late substitute as Rolando, contributed serviceably until his voice collapsed in the third act.

102.   All collapse in nightmare or hallucination after lifetimes of prosperity.

103.   Also last year a major department store collapsed in Seoul and a subway construction project blew up.

104.   Buildings collapse in America, too.

105.   Budget negotiations have collapsed in Albany, legislation is stalled, the government is close to frozen.

106.   But a powerful rally reached a peak Monday, then suddenly collapsed in the last hour of trading.

107.   Budgets are routinely passed months late, then collapse in a bad economy.

108.   But as they have so often, the Rockets fell far back, made their rally and then collapsed in the final minutes.

109.   But even a more benign result, in which the dollar remains under pressure but does not collapse in value, could still leave Wall Street on edge.

110.   But first Kansas, then Arizona, then Duke collapsed in one of the most riveting tournaments in history.

v. + in >>共 995
live 3.94%
say 2.38%
remain 2.16%
be 1.95%
kill 1.91%
work 1.82%
base 1.78%
use 1.69%
die 1.53%
stay 1.52%
collapse 0.15%
collapse + p. >>共 59
in 28.58%
on 13.18%
into 7.06%
under 7.03%
after 5.35%
at 5.09%
with 4.13%
during 3.37%
from 2.93%
to 2.31%
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