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At least three villages in remote Zhouqu county were levelled by an avalanche of mud and rocks triggered by rain on Saturday.

The idea-forming-process is not linear, but more like an avalanche of amplifications along the thinking path.

We get caught up in an avalanche of fears and desires that propel us into a race we can't possibly win.

There followed an avalanche of protests after it was rumoured that the rate of income tax would be raised.

Thus, although an intellectual teeth problems, but I feel a whole row of teeth in the loose, and that an avalanche of pain hit me.

The idea-forming-process is like an avalanche of amplifications along the thinking path.

Hopes are high that this is just the start of an avalanche of cash flowing into the pots of the world's leading asset managers.

Getting a great job leads to an avalanche of money, which means that you can buy a nice house, a fast car, and get security.

He approaches from downwind. Barely visible against the water. An avalanche of standing hawks nearly drives him back into the sea.

One word (waiting? ) Leads to an avalanche of other words (if you are) (waiting? ) For a woman.

Portal was a surprise sensation with critics and fans, winning an avalanche of Game of the Year awards.

By splitting this off from dodgy subprime assets, the hope is to tempt investors back and avoid an avalanche of forced selling.

A major fee increase in July 2007 triggered an avalanche of naturalization applications before it went into effect.

Sound banks and enterprises will be pulled down by an avalanche of defaults.

But some say that inventive and entrepreneurial technologists could herald an avalanche of innovative ideas.

Since missing the Madoff fraud, the SEC has been hit by an avalanche of criticism.

China's stimulus, if you combine money from the government with an avalanche of bank loans, dwarfs that in the United States.

Suddenly the tavern's thick, glass block windows exploded inward in an avalanche of broken shards.

Head teachers, worn down by constant official policy changes and an avalanche of paperwork, are retiring early.

The gas within galaxies, however, does collide, and an avalanche of star formation commences.

"It is not helpful that we have an avalanche of new proposals every week, " ECB Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said.

Japan comes off looking weak, as it succumbs to an avalanche of pressure.

Act I resulted in an avalanche of congressional hearings, 15 Pentagon probes and courts-martial.

But the financial institution has been struggling to stem an avalanche of criticism over its activities.

In 2004, a roof at the same terminal collapsed and killed four people in an avalanche of glass, steel and concrete.

The credit crisis has produced an avalanche of problems and also of explanations.

A hanging glacier throws off an avalanche of snow in Antarctica's South Georgia Island.

The eloquent moon pours an avalanche of silver light from high above the night sky.

I received an avalanche of email and letters expressing support.

Tears are happy, and an avalanche of flow, and then wet a world.

An eruption at Indonesia's Mount Merapi sent an avalanche of debris and ash rolling down the mountain slopes.

We received an avalanche of letters in reply to our advertisement.