51.   But there has also been an explosion in home-grown Web sites that support themselves through advertising, and provide pictures easily displayed on a personal computer.

52.   But they have been unable to figure out whether the fuel tank explosion was the cause of the crash or was a secondary blast, ignited by another force.

53.   But the second explosion was the equivalent of one to two tons of TNT, he added.

54.   By nightfall, no bombs had been detected, though there were two explosions that the police said were deliberate detonations of suspicious items that had been left behind.

55.   Carretero said that he was not injured but that the explosion was devastating nonetheless.

56.   Clark, who appeared at the Pentagon with Secretary of Defense William Cohen, said he had little doubt the explosion was deliberate.

57.   Content in that American sense of immunity, my husband and I assumed the explosion was somewhere far from the States and settled in our seats.

58.   Currently, there is an explosion of interest in the role of estrogen in preserving the health and vitality of the aging brain.

59.   Demographers say the aging explosion is inevitable but its effect is uncertain.

60.   Explosions are inevitable.

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people 0.79%
company 0.71%
result 0.67%
thing 0.63%
report 0.57%
question 0.56%
official 0.55%
time 0.53%
issue 0.48%
explosion 0.05%
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be 15.43%
occur 14.18%
rock 8.42%
go 3.67%
rip 3.56%
kill 3.50%
damage 3.34%
come 3.32%
cause 3.14%
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