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It had burned brightly for millions of years and would soon become a supernova and burn out.† (source)
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I felt like I was getting ripped apart from the inside, the supernova of my selves simultaneously exploding and collapsing.† (source)
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It melts my bones; it incinerates my skin; I am the sun gone supernova.† (source)
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A supernova in miniature.† (source)
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He watched as Hera turned into a supernova, exploding in a ring of force that vaporized every monster instantly.† (source)
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Now he says that if the sun went supernova it would be eight minutes before we'd see it.† (source)
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I always thought I was happy being the dark star to your supernova.† (source)
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He's kind of a supernova.† (source)
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Echo brightened to the level of supernova.† (source)
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A star goes supernova in the middle of the road.† (source)
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A supernova.† (source)
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Hermes glowed with the light of a supernova.† (source)
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I see them: The glow of headlights expanding like a pair of stars going supernova.† (source)
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It was the supernova, of course.† (source)
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If their first kiss in the water had been a sort of explosion, this was like a sun going supernova.† (source)
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Jason knew he shouldn't look, but he couldn't close his eyes as Juno went supernova, revealing her true godly form.† (source)
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