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Home, which has always been someone’s workplace but is now, for more people than ever before, a collision zone for many kinds of work.

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Before venturing here, Montes had limited his fieldwork in this geological collision zone to Panama, where telltale rocks are also uncovered.

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Zealand straddles the collision zone between the Australian and Pacific tectonic plates.

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Taiwan sits in a collision zone between the Philippine Sea and Eurasian plates, and, like California, is in a highly seismic area.

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"At my best, I live in that split second of time and space at the breakdown, a collision zone where 100kg-plus bodies are charging from diverse points of the compass towards a small ovoid focus. Success or failure can be measured in microseconds," as McCaw put it in his autobiography 'The Open Side'.

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