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big crunch

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big crunch [¦big ¦krənch]
(astronomy)
A singularity at the origin of a black hole into which all the matter and radiation in a closed universe would eventually collapse. Also known as gnab gib.


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Iconic eighties' comedian Ben Elton leaps into the scrum early, with this novel about the big crunch in the financial world.
I believe having those other areas of life that a person is passionate about keeps them well rounded and ready for the times at work when there is a big crunch going on.
That’s why I don’t think the real big crunch has really hit home yet in the retail sector.
 
 
 
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