And over the next four months, you will be bombarded with more negative ads.

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In that process, the samples will be bombarded with X-rays.

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Astronauts would also be bombarded with solar energetic particles, which get accelerated close to the sun as a result of solar flares and coronal mass ejections that shoot portions of the sun into space.

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Whether consumers want to be beeped and bombarded with alerts and pitches remains to be seen.

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Which? said that more could be done under existing laws to stop people being "bombarded" with messages.

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Expectant parents are bombarded with advice about what they should and shouldn't be doing.

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Last week I was bombarded with e-mails from readers who said Social Security should be protected because they paid into it, but they didn't care about Medicaid or Medicare because the government pays for those.

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Hartlepool, along with Whitby and Scarborough, was the first place in Britain to be bombarded by the Germans during World War I.

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The anti-cuts pressure group Right to Work occupied a Tesco branch in Westminster at the weekend and bombarded its HQ and that of other big high street names with demands that work be paid the minimum rate.

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