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Nobody knows what causes it and a "cure" seems to be unrealistic, although a huge amount of money is ploughed into researching just that.

Up to 100 people have been killed after a runaway truck ploughed into a crowded market in Nigeria.

The train ploughed into the vehicle and flew off the rails at the crossing near the village of Ufton Nervet, 40 miles west of London.

usually, this "crop residue" would be ploughed into the ground to improve fertility.

I ploughed into him with all the strength I possessed.

The driver wasn't paying attention when the car suddenly ploughed into a cement pole.

The spacecraft ploughed into a 60-mile-wide crater called Cabeus, which is permanently in shade at the lunar south pole.

They can't or won't put a price on the money they've ploughed into it, but it must run into five figures, and possibly six.

A passenger train ploughed into another that was waiting at a station in the town of Sainthia, West Bengal state, early on Monday.

More of the cash the government expects to save through the reforms will be ploughed into housing and infrastructure.

Policy holders' money ploughed into domestic equities has also evaporated.

Flight 447 ploughed into thunderstorms and heavy turbulence four hours into its overnight flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris.

Too often, excess capital has been ploughed into poorly scrutinised investments.

The reason of this result is that the R&D expenditure ploughed into enterprise is of no effect and it didn't turn it into technology assets.

The charcoal is then ploughed into soils where it is hoped it will remain forever, improving soil fertility in the process.

As soon as they arrived there they ploughed into the work.

A truck ploughed into the back of the bus.

A van crashed and then ploughed into the post office.

In 2007, a meteorite ploughed into the countryside near the Andean town of Carancas in Peru, creating a 15m (50ft) wide crater.

As soon as we arrived there, we ploughed into the work.