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magnets
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n. (plural of magnet English)
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Magnets was The Vapors' second album, released in 1981.
"Magnets" is a song by British electronic duo Disclosure. It features the vocals from New Zealand singer Lorde. The single was released on 23 September 2015, under PMR Records and Island Records, as the third promotional single from their studio album Caracal. The track became Disclosure's most successful hit in Australia and New Zealand, peaking at No. 14 and No. 2 respectively becoming their highest charting single on both countries. In the US, "Magnets" became their first single to impact alternative radio and adult alternative radio, placing at No. 21 on the Rock Airplay chart and No. 13 on the Alternative Songs chart, with the single being officially released to alternative radio on 10 November 2015.
Disclosure and Lorde performed the song on Saturday Night Live on 14 November 2015.
"Magnets" was voted in at number 10 in Australian alternative youth radio station Triple J's Hottest 100 countdown of 2015's most popular songs, announced on 26 January 2016.
Usage examples of "magnets".
The bar magnets the enemy were lowering were taut on their cables now, straining at the powerful unipolar field of the Sunbeam.
Two ceramic magnets no bigger than doughnuts can be so strongly charged that it is impossible to push them together by hand when their like poles are opposed, and impossible for a strong man to hold them apart when their unlike poles approach each other.
Two ships avoided their flying magnets, four were struck and dented, one actually torn by the great flying projectile.
For, by regarding the old and new continents as two distinct masses of land whose bases are separated by 6,000 miles of water, we recognize two great magnets, dependent, however, for their magnetism, on the rotation of the terral vortex.
Instantly, the half-ton magnets were under the influence of a tremendous magnetic field of the same sign -and they were repelled with all the power that had attracted them, plus a little extra Aarn had added to the field.
Before he was in prison, he tried soaking iron nails in drinking water, eating rust, sleeping with pieces of iron under his bed and pillow, and carrying nuts and bolts and magnets in the pockets of his pants.
The physicists were still smarting from the cancellation by Congress in the 1990s of the Superconducting Supercollider, a fifty-three mile tunnel of magnets and particle beams that would have been built under a cotton field in Ellis County, Texas, and would have cost as much as a small space station.
You have a mass of counters and magnets downstream of the emulsion, and you measure the photons with a twenty-ton lead-glass detector array, and the results are stored on laser discs and analyzed by the data-acquisition software.
On a table at the far end of the room rested a thing of coiled wires and small magnets, glass tubing and radio tubes.