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The drag caused by this low-density gas is enough to cause the Earth to drift inwards, and finally to be captured and vaporised by the Sun.

If too much sample is injected, the volume of the vaporised sample can exceed that of the inlet.

Signatures from its atmosphere point to the presence of light-absorbing chemicals like vaporised sodium and potassium or titanium oxide.

Yet this is an industry that has consistently vaporised more shareholders' funds than almost any other.

Much of the nation's vast wealth has vaporised in plunging stockmarkets and defaults on poorly collateralised loans.

At high speed, planet-scale collisions create monstrous craters and vast amounts of vaporised debris, mostly melted by the intense heat.

But there is no functioning Somali government to hand him over to, so American helicopters vaporised him.

Last week, its Beijing store presented Burberry's new collection using holographic models, which vaporised into clouds of snow.

But then the financial crisis vaporised hope.

As a result, the mixture controlled by the throttle valve (11) contains partly air and partly vaporised fuel.

Stock markets have leapt, in some cases by as much as 50 per cent above the depths plumbed after Lehman Brothers vaporised.

This threw a cloud of vaporised and molten rock into orbit, which coalesced into the moon.

It seems you've vaporised, that's why I lose courage.

Official files on the disaster described how many were vaporised in the huge fireball.

Or you're a newspaper group, wondering how a solid revenue stream from classified ads could suddenly have vaporised;