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[00:01.76]on the other hand,some physicists are concerned that 另一方面 有的物理学家担忧 [00:05.12]if this supercollider actually works, 一旦超级粒子加速器研制成功 [00:06.68]it'll create a black hole and swallow up the earth,
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