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annihilation

In nuclear physics, a process in which a particle and its ‘mirror image’ particle called an antiparticle collide and disappear, with the creation of a burst of energy. The energy created is equivalent to the mass of the colliding particles in accordance with the mass–energy equation. For example, an electron and a positron annihilate to produce a burst of high-energy X-rays. See antimatter.



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And they can see the result gaping before their eyes, a decimating anihilation which will see them relegated for the rest of most of their lives.
When Paul Collingwood trudged back to the pavilion just moments after emerging, England were 6-3 and in danger of anihilation and humiliation.
Fresh from their astonishing Thomond Park anihilation of Gloucester on Saturday, Munster know the stakes have been raised even higher in their bid for Heineken Cup glory.
 
 
 
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