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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of starburst.
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Examples
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At that time, the galaxies were undergoing a frenzy of intense star formation, which scientists classify as starbursts.
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Zw II 96 and the Baby Boom galaxy are both known as starbursts because they are producing loads of new stars every year.
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Regions of intense star formation, called starbursts, span a few light years at most in the Milky Way, and less than a few hundred light years in nearby, bright galaxies such as Arp 220
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Regions of intense star formation, called starbursts, span a few light years at most in the Milky Way, and less than a few hundred light years in nearby, bright galaxies such as Arp
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I don't know if that's similar to Lowry's "starbursts" or not ...
RNC Chair: GOP's Victory In Georgia Senate Race Proves Obama Doesn't Have Mandate
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I just get "starbursts" thinking about how much an Obama presidency will wind up you nasty little wingnuts.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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It features a black and silver color scheme and abstract ornament such as starbursts and zigzagging molding, and supports a setback tower faced in spare white brick and black terra-cotta tiles.
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I stomped to my right, and starbursts exploded above my giant shoulders.
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Rhythmic starbursts of green, white and yellow brushstrokes race across the horizontal canvas, punctuated by the silver-gray verticals of evenly spaced tree trunks.
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So maybe this means opposite of what we think, that conservatives want to move away from the starbursts.
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