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The earthquake made the roadbed cave in.

I noticed a path leading to a cave in the cliffside.

The reason is the discovery, in 2004, of some peculiar seashells of that age in Blombos, a seaside cave in South Africa.

The fossil scrap —just the tip of a juvenile female’s finger —was discovered in 2008 during excavations of Denisova cave in Siberia’s Altai Mountains.

With a bellow of pain and anger he leaped into the air and flew off to his cave in the mountains.

She scrabbles at them but, as she scrapes, the sides cave in on top of her hands. The hole remains shallow.

Then I’ll go for as long as I can (often half a day!) and then cave in and go buy another pack.

Until now, in the hope that Russia would cave in, Western diplomats have insisted that there is no Plan B. Now they are falling back on a Plan C, for contingency.

A 13th- to 14th-century painting depicts the Tibetan Buddhist protector god Mahakala on the wall of a cave in the ancient kingdom of Mustang, today part of Nepal.

Plato's allegory of the cave influenced western thinkers who believe that happiness is found by finding deeper meaning.