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Another reason is the sheer brainpower corralled by CERN.

The guitar has never been collectivised or corralled into an orchestra like the violin.

Even at these speeds, the rogue worlds could be corralled into orbit again, under the right conditions.

C. Officials corralled the white tail deer into an inflatable lifeboat and then released the pair at a nearby park.

Large collections of dust are corralled together where the mutual gravity of the cloud causes it to rapidly collapse.

Fans can submit questions for nominees to the Academy online; a few mothers of nominees — “mominees” — have even been corralled to post on Twitter.

Moreover, there are no pesky Mexicans to be defeated, nor inconvenient native inhabitants to be corralled into reservations before the exploitation can begin.

In other words, many of these people have been essentially corralled into clicking a random link and may have no idea why they are visiting a particular site - or, indeed, what site they are visiting.

In the past month Wyoming has seen nearly 700 horses corralled in this way, part of an effort to control the wild-horse population in the ten Western states where they roam.

Outside the Americans corralled the women and children—each of them bound in flex cuffs—and had them sit against an exterior wall that faced the second undamaged Black Hawk.