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I usually do it all in a two-hour burst on Mondays to get it out of the way for the week.

But beyond the familiar laundry list, a new topic has burst on the scene: direct investment by Chinese firms in the United States.

FC on the Games had a balloon the island's cell phone again, as long as the step on someone else's balloon burst on to win.

American literature burst on the international scene in the early decades of the twentieth century.

We struck approach lighting on take-off , two tyres burst on left main landing gear, we have to dump fuel before returning to land .

Some teachers also took shots at the head master, but several had water balloons burst on them instead.

M-theory represents the most exciting development in the subject since 1984 when the superstring revolution first burst on the scene.

Yet he hardly expected the Germans to recover sufficiently to launch the stunning surprise that burst on the Western Front.

Venture philanthropists ruffled a lot of feathers when they burst on the scene during the internet boom .

At last it burst on him in a letter from Lucy herself .

I recently had a heater hose burst on my seldom-driven, 25-year-old car.

The company burst on to the scene last year, appearing on the lists of possible buyers for several assets.

The news burst on him.

Two tyres burst on left main landing gear.

Eg. The view burst on our sight.

Norman Mailer was just 25 years old when he burst on the literary scene with his first novel, The Naked And The Dead. The Wo.

Well, you burst on the scene already a legend The unwashed phenomenon The original vagabond You strayed into my arms

and every tiny bubble burst, on its journey to the light

The analysis of the experiment of rock burst on different rocks

Well, you burst on the scene were already a legend

Visions of rapture now burst on my sight;