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Or if it’s too close to the edge, it can blow out the side.
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It can happen in oil reservoirs as well, which is why you occasionally see oil wells blow out.
There is only one moment in every person's life when they have a vibration rate of zero, and that is on their fifth birthday, when they blow out the candle.
If the flow of the fluid in your pipeline is fast enough, trapped air will just be blown out.
One worker on the site was suddenly pulled into a sinkhole when the bottom of the caisson blew out.
Okay, now I'll blow them out.
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