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Which of the following mechanisms is NOT thought to be significant in the formation of new stars within the interstellar medium?
A)   The heating of an interstellar cloud by concentrated beams of neutrinos from nearby stars
B)   The compression of cold interstellar gas by radiation pressure from light from very bright stars
C)   The condensation of matter by the shock wave from a nearby supernova
D)   The collision of two cold interstellar clouds

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