But in late 2015, it all came to a stop.
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Then the vehicle came to a stop in a ditch.
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The vehicle came to a stop a short distance away.
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And at that point, the whole world came to a stop.
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We came to a stop and an older man came on.
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Near the end of their trek, they came to a stop.
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She came to a stop by a couple of us reporters.
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It came to a stop after slamming into the Ahlens department store.
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My car came to a stop behind the Ford ahead of me.
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His car came to a stop when it collided with a metal obstruction.
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The car came to a stop when it collided with a metal obstruction.
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"It is time these incidents came to a stop in Ghana," he said.
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The pilot swam out moments after the plane came to a stop, Levy said.
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Kustoff and a staffer eventually turned into a driveway and came to a stop.
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When I finally came to a stop, it was, of course, on an island.
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During this reporter's demonstration ride, the Fusion came to a stop at a crosswalk.
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His throne came to a stop above Times Square, beside the giant Sony screen.
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Very relieved when the train came to a stop and still on the tracks.
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"I'm moving to the next car," I said as the train came to a stop.
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Short of the finish line, Köll came to a stop, along the fence, face down.
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When the bus came to a stop, Ms. Pulex was led to a nearby car.
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It bounced off the concrete sidewalk, hit my rental car, and came to a stop.
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I watched as the screeching wheels turned slower and slower and came to a stop.
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Authorities were able to take the suspect into custody after the SUV came to a stop.
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Rolling over and slamming into the opposite wall, it came to a stop facing oncoming traffic.
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The car came to a stop when it collided with a metal obstruction, according to police.
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It then shifted into the chittering chorus of cicadas as my timer came to a stop.
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"The car went out of control and came to a stop in the median," he said.
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I came to a stop light, and then I first realized that things were not normal.
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Two hours later, I came to a stop before flashing red lights and a clattering bell.
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The train eventually slowed and came to a stop, just feet away from the unconscious woman.
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Two police officers joined in, and Ward came to a stop when Little rammed his car.
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The Canadian boat came to a stop in the men's quad, robbing them of a final place.
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At one point during our ride, we came to a stop next to a Las Vegas taxi.
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He came to a stop, then stiffly placed the ball on the turf and robotically walked away.
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When I came to a stop at the security gate, the guard asked for their photo IDs.
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Soon, a white pickup truck with a green stripe on each side came to a stop nearby.
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The airplane fuselage was wrapped with a portion on the fence when it came to a stop.
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The vehicle ultimately came to a stop about 1,600 feet away from the site of the impact.
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That group's work all but came to a stop last year, but has recently gotten going again.
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When the hearse came to a stop, the officers stood at attention, their arms raised in salute.
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The second vehicle that fled from immigration authorities, authorities said, came to a stop after a short pursuit.
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Fields drove toward the crowd, then backed up a hill on Fourth Street and came to a stop.
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It then rolled over onto its roof and came to a stop in the middle of the road.
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Eventually, we came to a stop at what looked like a never-ending sea of large concrete cubes.
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The plane continued down the runway, went through a fence and came to a stop on a highway.
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The S.U.V. rolled down North Eighth Street in Williamsburg and came to a stop at Pearl's Bake & Shark.
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After hitting several parked cars, it came to a stop, when it slammed into the side of a church.
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Eventually, the vehicle came to a stop and Makell was arrested for felony evading an officer and willful disregard.
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However, when she came to a stop, it was time to start the real work ... correcting a massive wedgie!
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He coasted through the gate, came to a stop in the yard, and set the bike on its side.
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The airplane fuselage was wrapped with a portion on the fence when it came to a stop, Carrier said.
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When she came to a stop and turned her eyes to the scoreboard, she stood motionless, her mouth agape.
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Instead, it slowly came to a stop to allow the bicyclist to cross and then went along its way.
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When the vehicle came to a stop to allow passengers off, Fournier and Bishop had some sort of verbal argument.
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He caught it and spun 360 degrees on his heel, came to a stop and just as quickly spun back.
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Several vehicles and one semi truck slowed down because of low visibility and eventually came to a stop, Thorson said.
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As they came to a stop, five workers picked through the small items, placing each one in a cardboard box.
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After he came to a stop, he was apparently put on a gurney and taken to a hospital for potential injuries.
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"When we walked in, they looked dumbfounded and the room just came to a stop," Byrne told The Hill on Wednesday.
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Vance barreled through the roadblock and came to a stop, trading fire with three troopers, as seen in a helicopter video.
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After the train came to a stop, I quickly scanned the car for empty seats as I let the passengers exit.
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At Stockley's direction, the driver of the police car slammed into Smith's vehicle and they came to a stop, court documents said.
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The Boeing 737 slid off a runway and came to a stop in the shallow waters of the nearby St. Johns River.
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The truck ran over tire strips and eventually came to a stop on a dirt road several miles southeast of the bridge.
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The airplane continued down the runway off to the end, through a fence and it came to a stop on Highway 91.
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The airplane continued down the runway off to the end, through a fence and it came to a stop on highway 91.
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Yet all of that abruptly came to a stop a few years ago, thanks to our dean of bread baking, Sim Cass.
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One of the injured was reportedly attacked by the suspect after he had exited the vehicle after it came to a stop.
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Then, Kelley hit a stop sign, lost control and came to a stop in a ditch near the county line, he said.
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As Mr. Myrick ran after him on foot, the car spun out and came to a stop 20 steps from Mr. Myrick.
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Major Trapero said neither man appeared to be the driver of the van, which came to a stop near Barcelona's opera house.
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The heat and the smell of the market were a physical blow, and I came to a stop near an orange stand.
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The Gulfstream jet traveling from Austin, Texas, slid off the runway and came to a stop near a busy road surrounding Tegucigalpa's airport.
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My life and functioning came to a stop for a couple of months, and it took me a long time to fully recover.
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Braden came to a stop on North Columbus Drive, the bridge crossing the river when Suzy answered her phone back home in California.
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Australian native Tom Oye came to a stop at the top of a ridge when suddenly the snow beneath him started to shift.
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After downloading the update, Consumer Reports retested its Model 3 and found that the car came to a stop more quickly than before.
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Upon the initial impact, the vehicle's battery pack and navigation system were compromised, and, powerless, the vehicle coasted until it came to a stop.
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"The parking lot was turned a giant scrapheap by the time the woman's car came to a stop," Dueren police said in a report.
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Goez tells PEOPLE the truck was hit from behind in the right center lane before it came to a stop in the deceleration lane.
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As soon as the Ferrari came to a stop, Wilson spring into action, with a witness at the scene calling the star a hero.
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"The airplane continued down the runway off to the end, through a fence and it came to a stop on Highway 91," he added.
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When Kick realized the man was unconscious, he pulled in front of the Volkswagen and slowly braked until both cars came to a stop.
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The car came to a stop in a large parking garage that was, Alan thought, decidedly un-Apple-like with its harsh fluorescent lighting.
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Once the plane came to a stop, she made her way out as smoke filled the plane, making it hard to see and breath.
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At a certain point the train came to a stop and there was no station but we could see people getting off the train.
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The truck, stolen just blocks away earlier in the day, came to a stop after slamming into the entrance of the Ahlens department store.
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"Once the plane came to a stop, we noticed there was mud on the windows of the front half of the plane," he said.
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Bouhlel, 31, was killed by the police after he opened fire on officers when his truck came to a stop on the Promenade des Anglais.
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The car came to a stop and Joanne was able to take the 1-year-old before fleeing on foot, according to the police statement.
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After a few twists and turns, they came to a stop at the end of a cul-de-sac opposite a two-story gray colonial.
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Her car was struck from the front and side, she said, but she kept driving, pulling around a corner until she came to a stop.
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When the train came to a stop at the Hollywood Transit Center, terrified passengers fled, but some stayed behind to tend to the victims, he said.
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Television pictures showed fire and black smoke pouring from the train's windows after it came to a stop on a stretch of line flanked by fields.
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Bumping into the coffee table, the robot came to a stop, refusing to move, despite Capasso's urgings, both verbal and through an app on her phone.
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When the bike finally came to a stop, Martinez reached back and threw a HAYMAKER shot right at Calvo's face -- knocking the racer on his ass!!
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Rudstein said that when he was waiting in line to enter the ballpark, a Range Rover with tinted windows came to a stop on Waveland Avenue.
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Flight 2431, an Embraer ERJ-190AR jet, came to a stop just 300 yards from the runway of the General Guadalupe Victoria International Airport in Durango.
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I watched as it swirled around in the wind, and then came to a stop about a quarter of the way down 72nd Street toward Lexington.
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Cops say Stephens' car came to a stop in the middle of the road near a former elementary school, and then he took his own life.
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O'Neal said he was trying to call 911 and take a picture of the Mercedes license plate, but "everything came to a stop" with the traffic crash.
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Once we all came to a stop I was able to look up and see, unfortunately, this scary thing of … a train hanging off of the overpass.
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Once we all came to a stop I was able to look up and see, unfortunately, this scary thing of ... a train hanging off of the overpass.
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Gunny's escape was confined to several blocks of Times Square, an area crowded with tourists, before he came to a stop at a parking garage, police said.
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According to AL.com, residents in Birmingham were livid when at least 80 train cars full of the sludge came to a stop in their city in January.
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"We were driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and when we came to a stop, I jumped out the car and ran away," Mellen said.
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Clinton Ashmead was riding a chairlift with his children at the Sundance Resort above Provo Canyon on Monday when it suddenly came to a stop, he told CNN.
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It overran its stopping point and barreled through a barrier intended to stop it, hurtling into the air and through the concourse before it came to a stop.
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Suddenly traffic came to a stop, as it so often did approaching the bottleneck of the Kosciuszko, and I pulled up on the right side of my attacker.
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Hawthorne, California (CNN Business)Our Tesla Model X pulled into a small parking lot behind an old kitchen cabinet store and came to a stop on a metal lift.
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The officers kept shooting at the front windshield as the SUV, still rolling backwards, crashed into their car and came to a stop at a fence across the road.
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The puck bounced to Barzal, who came to a stop near the crease as he was pursued by Columbus defenseman Dean Kukan, and passed across the ice to Bailey.
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A silver 2017 Nissan Sentra veered off a road in rural Washington State on Friday evening, barreled down a steep embankment, struck several trees, and came to a stop.
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For our Canadian friends, the dream ended before the train even came to a stop: Taxi drivers leaned in through the windows, wanting to know where they were going.
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Dallas tied it 3-3 at 15:42 when Dickinson tapped in a puck that barely got behind Vasilevskiy and nearly came to a stop in the blue paint.
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Normand said that Gasser came to a stop and McKnight pulled up, and the two men sat in their respective vehicles and yelled at each other out of their windows.
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As you can see from the chase video ... the suspects came to a stop in South L.A., and were sitting on the hood of the car ... seemingly waiting for police.
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In Melbourne, video taken Thursday by a bystander, Lachlan Vella, after the S.U.V. came to a stop showed police officers in tactical gear using plastic ties to restrain the suspect.
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Hicks said the plane -- a Cessna Citation Latitude 680 -- skidded down the runway, through a chainlink fence and into a ditch before it came to a stop near the local highway.
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Williams came to a stop as she traveled through the intersection "to avoid a collision" when a car going in the opposite direction made a left turn in front of her.
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We were kind of driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and then finally, once he came to a stop, I jumped out of the car and ran away.
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With two elderly people inside, the truck lost traction and drifted over the median, then zigged and came to a stop against a fence across the street from Klawiter's apartment complex.
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Credit...United Labor I could see the gold lion even before my cab came to a stop: the flowing mane, the three-foot-long fangs — leg muscles knotted, ready to pounce.
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Cops say O'Neal and his passenger, Joseph Babcock, struck a curb, slammed into a utility pole, caught on fire and ripped through trees before their ride finally came to a stop.
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The police have said the truck came to a stop about 260 feet into the Christmas market, after hitting it at an estimated speed of 35 to 40 miles an hour.
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As the speeding vehicles came to a stop, the driver and passenger in the Infiniti got out of the vehicle and into the red sedan and fled, reports the Los Angeles Times.
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So as it ran along, it gave her a big shove, and she slid away from it, and then that's when it started to brake itself so it came to a stop.
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Ms. Samponaro said there were also bollards on the path at Barclay Street, a few blocks south of Chambers Street, where Mr. Saipov's truck struck a bus and came to a stop.
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I was stunned during a recent visit to the city center when an armada of bicycles actually came to a stop at a red light and waited patiently for pedestrians to cross.
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Delhi Police has revealed that the car was being driven at a speed of 100 km per hour, and came to a stop soon after the accident, as its front tyres had burst.
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Flight 278, a Boeing 737-700 that originated in Oakland, California, came to a stop after running through an area of crushable material designed to bring an airplane to a halt, he said.
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"The aircraft broke through the airport perimeter fence, a parking lot, a guardrail and came to a stop on [the] road ... about 580 meters [635 yards] past the end of the runway," it reported.
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The woman was sleeping on the train next to a man when the train came to a stop and Alloway picked her up and carried her out of the car and onto the platform.
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Many of the calls came from people who found themselves in a police shootout when a hijacked UPS truck came to a stop at a crowded intersection in Miramar, a city in South Florida.
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For a second I thought they were going to run me over, and I prepared to dodge out of the way, but they came to a stop just before me, as if mocking me.
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A cargo plane operating for the shipping company DHL overran a runway at Bergamo's Orio al Serio International Airport in Italy on Friday, and came to a stop perched precariously over a provincial highway road.
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For just a little more than two minutes on Saturday, the horse racing world came to a stop to see if one Chestnut Colt could make history at the 150th running of the Belmont Stakes.
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We were boring in comparison to them, I thought, as the bottle came to a stop and, to a chorus of cheers, the boxer stepped forward and shook the hand of one of the Americans.
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According to Dean, two people were tossed from the basket in the landing crash, including the pilot, KTNV reported, and the basket reportedly dragged for half a mile before it finally came to a stop.
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Troopers caught up with the vehicle, following the car south on Interstate 71 into Oldham County, and continuing to do so as it exited at Highway 329, where it came to a stop on the ramp.
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Sheriff Gonzalez said there was indeed a red pickup truck that came to a stop at a traffic signal next to Jazmine and her family, near a Walmart in the Houston area where the shooting happened.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A tough week for Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo ended in despair on Sunday as the home hero came to a stop midway through the Australian Grand Prix with smoke billowing out of his car.
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We spoke with Ravin who tells us ... he was behind the wheel in his car when traffic suddenly came to a stop and his first instinct was to swerve to avoid hitting the car in front of him.
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After the van came to a stop, the 48-year-old driver jumped out and tried to escape, but several people tackled him and pinned him to the ground until the police arrived at the scene minutes later.
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According to the police report obtained by TMZ, the 24-year-old 'Sharknado' actress was driving her white Mercedes Benz on the 101 freeway around 4 AM when the car came to a stop on the Fallbrook off-ramp.
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At Detroit's Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, a Delta flight arriving from Buffalo, New York, skidded off the runway and came to a stop on a grassy verge around midday on Sunday, but there were no injuries, local media reported.
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We were kind of driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and then finally once he came to a stop, I jumped out of the car and ran away," he told the station, describing the ordeal as "scary.
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Faridkot Journal 1003 Photos View Slide Show ' FARIDKOT, India — A column of 4-by-4s turned off a dusty road in rural Punjab last week, past ox carts and farmworkers holding sickles, and came to a stop in an unmarked field.
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The race came to a stop for about 15 minutes as eyedrops and water were used to treat several riders, including Froome; Geraint Thomas, the current race leader and another member of Team Sky; and Peter Sagan, the world champion.
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Another empty train came to a stop on an adjacent track, and 30 minutes later the ground crew arrived and were asked by train control to start applying brakes from the rear of the train and work towards the driver.
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Technicians ruled the elevator safe to operate after it came to a stop in the 555-foot-high (169-meter-high) marble obelisk, located about half a mile (800 meters) south of the White House, the agency said in a statement.
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Trevor Story led off the ninth with a single against Familia and stole second, Dahl drew a walk and both runners advanced a base when Daniel Descalso's two-strike bunt came to a stop just shy of the first-base foul line.
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In the sprint to the line he edged out Edvald Boasson Hagen (Dimension Data) and Degenkolb (Trek-Segafredo), who clashed with Matthews as the riders came to a stop, accusing him of veering towards him on the high-speed dash for the line.
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The crash left at least two coaches tumbled onto their sides, one of them on top of another coach, and two dangling precariously off the edge of the bridge; the locomotive that was pulling the train came to a stop on the highway.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Terrence J's black McLaren hit a parking meter after his GF Jasmine Sanders -- the alleged driver -- lost control Tuesday at around 12:30 AM in Studio City, CA. The car finally came to a stop after striking a tree.
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The officer, whom the police did not immediately identify by name, fired three rounds from his 9-millimeter service pistol after he and the other driver came to a stop at a red light on Atlantic Avenue in the Cypress Hills neighborhood of Brooklyn, the authorities said.
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Normal business on France's TV networks, radio stations and social-media platforms practically came to a stop, as every member of the left, despite vowing never to repeat Zemmour's name, offered a defense of Sy, and every member of the right denounced a siege on free speech.
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It took off early in the morning of March 2 (still March 1 on the West coast), circled the Earth 18 times, and eventually came to a stop (relatively speaking, of course) adjacent to the ISS, after which it approached and docked with the new International Docking Adapter.
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The city was buzzing on one of the first warm spring days of the year and people were sitting outside the Kiepenkerl when he drove into the bar's tables with such a vengeance that the vehicle only came to a stop when it hit the wall of the pub.
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Prince Philip's Land Rover collided with a Kia minivan carrying two women and a baby; the prince's vehicle flipped onto its side and came to a stop on the shoulder of the A149 road, while the minivan ended up a few feet away, nosed into a brush-filled ditch.
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The confrontation spilled onto the platform when the train came to a stop at the Northern Boulevard station, where the assault was reported to the operator as the suspect fled onto a catwalk in a tunnel, headed back toward the 65th Street station, the police and the transportation agency said.
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I sicced the drone on a friend of mine who was running around a neighborhood area but after he took off in a sprint, the R1 lost the signal and it came to a stop over a street where I was left trying to reconnect and move it to safety as cars zoomed by a few feet beneath it.
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But with the levees keeping the water in, natural land-and-barrier-island-building came to a stop; with the waters rushing on at a faster pace (without natural twists and turns to slow it), silt began to collect in inconvenient places, such as in shipping channels, including in Plaquemines, where the Army Corps regularly dredges.
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The rotor was spun at hover speed (1100 rads−1) and the finger proxy was introduced into the hoop at 0.36 ms−1 … The rotor and finger motion were captured using a shutter speed of 480 Hz. The rotor came to a stop within 0.077 s, with only light marks on the finger proxy from the impact of the hoop.
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I had come for a birthday party: One of my best friends from college was turning 50 and his wife was turning 40 and they were having a joint party at a country club in Mitchellville, Md. I didn't realize that the weekend was also D.C.'s gay pride weekend celebration until my cab from the airport began to move through an ever-thickening swarm of rainbow-clad revelers and finally came to a stop four blocks from my hotel, because that was as close as the driver could get me.
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