| Probability | Text |
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| 84% | So we found an object which had burst out into the X-ray world in 1988, and we wanted to wait until it quieted down at X-ray energies, because along with the X-ray outburst, you get an outburst of optical light, radio light, everything. And so what happens is for quite a while, the matter which is being dumped into the black hole glows so much at all wavelengths that it completely dominates the light from the star, which you might find to be oscillating back and forth. So you have to wait for a while until this thing fades, until the black hole stops stealing material from the companion star. So we waited. | ▶️ |
| 87% | Come on and beat the star in the Hope | ▶️ |
| 82% | celebrities'll star in the movies and | ▶️ |
| 86% | I'm a little star in the box, yeah, sounds good | ▶️ |
| 82% | Brethren, it's time once again to seize the public's attention, to spread the word far and wide. Los Angeles demands that her residents be deafblind and unconscious. They do not hear the gunshots and the children screaming. They do not see the mountains for the smog. They sleepwalk through the crowds, the freeway traffic jams. Their sun shatters into splinters of concrete glass and steel. And when their heads pound and their eyes burn, they close the window of the BMW, blast the air conditioner and turn up the volume on the CD player. Enough! I prepare to manifesto that will alert the citizens to the evils of this living death. My words will shake them like a 7.5 earthquake. Your role is to see to it that my treatise is printed in the LA Star Morning Edition. This Vacho tells you, listen. | ▶️ |
