Crashes where either a lot of people or none died, more recent crashes, and crashes operated by Western airlines also receive more traffic.
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They found 32,999 total fatal crashes and 3.9 million total injury crashes.
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But as I discovered, self-driving car crashes and fender-benders don't look like human crashes.
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If it sounds like there are more helicopter crashes than airplane crashes, there's a reason for that.
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That's an overall reduction in crashes by 20163 percent and a reduction in injury crashes by 15 percent.
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In Indiana, state police said in a statement on Saturday afternoon that the department has responded to more than 380 property-damage crashes, more than 60 injury crashes and four fatal crashes since 10 p.m.
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And in no case did Uber's resumption of service result in fewer total injury crashes or serious crashes overall.
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The two crashes together killed 346 people, and software issues are at the center of investigations into both crashes.
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Overall, the injury rate for motorcycle crashes was three times the injury rate for car crashes, the study found.
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Nine percent of fatal crashes in 2017 were "distraction-affected" crashes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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This is a truly powerful aircraft that stands to cause damage if it crashes—especially if it crashes into people.
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Single-vehicle crashes are more than three times as likely as multiple-vehicle crashes to result in fatalities, Tefft said.
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" My game crashes, and it crashes with a message that says "A connection to the servers could not be reached.
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Virginia State Police reported nearly 2100 crashes in Virginia because of the snow, with most crashes in the agency's Richmond division.
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It has been involved in some crashes in the past, though no recent crashes have been attributed the plane&aposs design.
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Any driverless crashes will be sensationalized, as has already happened, while we ignore tens of thousands of deaths from human crashes.
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"There is no requirement for the NTSB to investigate all highway crashes, and, more specifically, there is no requirement for the NTSB to investigate all electric vehicle crashes, or, crashes where use of automation is reported," the spokesperson said.
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"We don't want to replace crashes that occur based on human factors with large numbers of crashes caused by systems," Foxx said.
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Plane crashes seem rare and terrible, and so they stick in our minds more; car crashes, while tragic, don't grab our attention.
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"There is no requirement for the NTSB to investigate all highway crashes, and, more specifically, there is no requirement for the NTSB to investigate all electric vehicle crashes, or, crashes where use of automation is reported," an agency spokesperson said.
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Car crashes are a leading cause of death in school-age children, and cellphones are a factor in a quarter of fatal crashes.
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Crashes that didn't happen at intersections were also 31 percent more likely to cause serious injury compared with crashes at right-angle intersections.
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After adjusting for severity and accounting for crashes not reported to police, the study estimated cars with drivers behind the wheel are involved in 4.2 crashes per million miles, versus 3.2 crashes per million miles for self-driving cars in autonomous mode.
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The obvious conclusion was to invest just before the two major crashes in 2000-2001 and 2008-2009 and stay invested through both crashes.
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Tesla has argued that its cars are safer than average vehicles, but these crashes keep happening, and fatal crashes involving Autopilot seem increasingly common.
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But Uber's cars were the "striking vehicle" in only two of those crashes; the majority involved another vehicle striking the autonomous car (33 such incidents; 25 of them were rear-end crashes, and in eight crashes, Uber's test vehicle was sideswiped by another vehicle).
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Fatal helicopter crashes are down from the mid-1980s, when there were nearly twice as many fatal crashes than there have been in recent years.
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Before dissecting the numbers, it's important to address Musk's larger point, which is that the media unfairly covers Tesla crashes more than human-driven crashes.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how motorcycle crashes might cause worse injuries or higher medical costs than car crashes.
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Compared with crashes at right-angle intersections, crashes at non-right angle intersections were 37 percent more likely to results in severe injury for cyclists.
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This is the same reason many people are far more worried about plane crashes (which aren't common anymore) than car crashes (which happen all the time).
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Braking: U.S. Department of Transportation researchers found that automatic emergency braking "could reduce up to 5,000 vehicle-to-pedestrian crashes and 810 fatal crashes per year."
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When your laptop crashes, it's annoying, but when your AI controlling your future self-flying airplane or nuclear arsenal crashes, "annoying" isn't the word you'd use!
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Nearly 38,000 people died in car crashes in 2016, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and most serious crashes are due to human error.
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We didn't observe these effects in all cities, and also the overall number of injury crashes didn't change in Portland or any other city, so it's also possible that ride-sharing increases non-alcohol crashes and there is no net change in the total number of crashes.
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Thousands of crashes happen everyday on US roads, and red-light running is the leading cause of urban crashes in the US. Human error plays a role in 94 percent of these crashes, which is why we're developing fully self-driving technology to make our roads safer.
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Thousands of crashes happen everyday on U.S. roads, and red-light running is the leading cause of urban crashes in the U.S. Human error plays a role in 94% of these crashes, which is why we're developing fully self-driving technology to make our roads safer.
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They found that there were an average of 7.1 crashes per hour on 4/20, compared to 6.4 crashes per hour on a more typical April day.
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The researchers say that the resulting decline in impaired driving probably prevented 41 re-arrests, 13 crashes, and nearly 9 injuries in crashes following the interlock removal.
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We probably need to get used to more 'flash crashes', and also of the potential for flash crashes that spill over from one asset class to another.
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The increase in crashes, City Hall officials said, could be attributed to the new system's improved accounting of minor crashes, rather than an increase in unsafe driving.
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Go deeper: Everything you need to know about the Boeing 737 MAX crashes What we've learned from the Boeing 737 MAX crashes Boeing's CEO issues apology, acknowledges responsibility
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Go deeper: Everything you need to know about the Boeing 737 MAX crashes What we've learned from the Boeing 737 MAX crashes Boeing faces its biggest stress test
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When it comes to deadly car crashes, the report made a notable finding: About half of the people who died in the crashes studied were not wearing seatbelts.
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And with respect to the crashes first, first of all, my heart and my prayers go out to the families of the Lion Air and Ethiopian 302 crashes.
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Altogether, 228,22018 participants were involved in 1,347 crashes in the year before their first eye cataract surgery, 775 participants were involved in 850 crashes in the period between first and second surgery, and 895 participants were involved in 916 crashes as the driver in the year after the second surgery.
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Insurance and risk management specialist Thom Rickert at Argo Group emphasized that comparing scooter crashes to motorcycle or bicycles crashes is too early and not a fair match-up.
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Assuming that these 13 "simulated contacts" would have resulted in real life crashes over the 424,92.53 miles driven, then Google's cars averaged around 30 crashes per million miles driven.
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When researchers compared the number of deadly car crashes on April 20th to crashes on other days in April, they found a 12 percent increased risk for fatal car accidents.
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In 2014, over 32,103 people were killed in car crashes in the U.S. In 2012, more than two million Americans visited the emergency room as a result of car crashes.
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A 2015 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study found about 60 percent of property-damage-only crashes and 24 percent of all injury crashes are not reported to the police.
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Accidents are also up: Workers driving city-owned cars for the Department of Buildings were involved in 98 crashes last fiscal year, an increase from 22 crashes four years ago.
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"It's good to remember that crashes mostly come out of nowhere," says Hersh Shefrin, professor of behavioral finance at Santa Clara University in California, citing crashes in 1929 and 1987.
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Go deeper: Whistleblower: I warned Boeing about 737 issues before crashes Boeing exec exits as 737 MAX crisis continues Boeing settles four lawsuits in the wake of 737 MAX crashes
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Go deeper: Whistleblower: I warned Boeing about 737 issues before crashes Boeing exec exits as 737 MAX crisis continues Boeing settles four lawsuits in the wake of 737 MAX crashes
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Some experts believe it's too early to definitively link the two crashes, but others say that two deadly 737 Max crashes within a span of months should be considered an anomaly.
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During that time, there were 286 more crashes than usual in the county, so nearly 50% of crashes were attributed directly to Pokémon Go (although the number could actually be higher).
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According to a new investigation from The Washington Post, the Air Force had its worst year for drone crashes ever in 2015, as its Reaper drone was suddenly plagued by crashes.
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While many have placed the blame for those crashes on faulty Boeing software, a damning report from The New York Times Magazine published Wednesday points to "inexperienced pilots" in both crashes.
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GRAPHIC: Timeline comparing Indonesia and Ethiopia plane crashes - tmsnrt.
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Were the outcomes — two fatal crashes — predictable and avoidable?
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While investigations into the 737 Max and crashes involving the aircraft in Ethiopia and Indonesia remain ongoing, the Federal Aviation Administration has identified similarities between the crashes, in which 346 people died.
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Overall, the Play Console now also shows a wider range of data for crashes and allows developers to see stack traces when those crashes happen to help developers in the debugging process.
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According to the IIHS research, equipping vehicles with both warning and autobraking systems reduced the rate of rear-end crashes by 39 percent and rear end crashes with injuries by 42 percent.
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They looked specifically at crashes that occurred after 220:220 pm on April 22004, then compared them to crashes during the same time period a week before and a week after the date.
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While it seems like many of these crashes are occurring with the more powerful, more expensive PS4 Pro version of the console, some say they're seeing crashes with the PS4 Slim as well.
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The crashes and subsequent response has brought intense pressure on Boeing, which grounded the 737 Max in March after it discovered that a software issue caused two fatal crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a 2014 study that U.S. traffic crashes cost society $836 billion a year in economic loss, with human error behind 94 percent of crashes.
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Since 2010, cyclist fatalities have increased by 25 percent in the US. A total of 777 bicyclists were killed in crashes with drivers in 2017, and 20143,000 were injured from crashes in 2015.
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From 1990 to 2009, more than a third of all commuter and air taxi crashes in the nation, and about a fifth of the fatal crashes, occurred in Alaska, according to federal figures.
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Max planes were grounded in March after two deadly crashes.
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What happens when a bachelorette party crashes an Olympic broadcast?
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The drugs were a bigger killer than motor vehicle crashes.
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Crashes are still rare, but their number has been rising.
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Their ship crashes in ... dum dum dum ... Roswell, New Mexico.
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A steaming drunk guest from another table crashes our party.
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It operates in the Ketchikan area, where both crashes occurred.
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The newly disclosed vulnerabilities can cause instability or system crashes.
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Did you just install a printer that crashes browsers instantly?
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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was involved in five crashes Saturday night.
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VIDEO SHOWS WOMAN WALKING AWAY AFTER CAR GOES AIRBORNE, CRASHES
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Each year 1.25 million people die in traffic crashes worldwide.
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It is one of the most common and deadliest crashes.
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Two people died in separate traffic crashes, local media reported.
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It's more like a rollercoaster that crashes into the ground.
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Harris had endured two previous crashes during the practice stunts.
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Her life crashes over her, surrounds her, like cold water.
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MAX planes have been grounded indefinitely following two deadly crashes.
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But remember, it's unlikely that crashes will be eliminated entirely.
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Together the two crashes killed all 346 people on board.
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When it crashes, he shatters into a pile of kindling.
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Go deeper: What we've learned from the 737 MAX crashes
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The causes of both crashes have yet to be determined.
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When your computer crashes, no human life is at stake.
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And Reference Man also has implications for car crashes, right?
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Trevor crashes a plane that the eye can see. Sorry.
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The plane was grounded in March following two fatal crashes.
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Other regulations like increased capital requirements aim to prevent crashes.
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Alex Rodriguez adorably crashes one of girlfriend Jennifer Lopez's interviews.
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Three of the crashes had fatalities, according to FMCSA records.
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So if a drone crashes, you can recover the data.
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A single bomb crashes in the middle of the square.
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Attendings are not pleased, especially when Minnick crashes their surgeries.
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Engineering cars to survive crashes can only go so far.
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Volvo named speeding as the main factor in fatal crashes.
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Every year, about 22017,21900 Americans are killed in car crashes.
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Worldwide, car crashes claim about 1.25 million lives each year.
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She stumbles inside, goes in my room, and just crashes.
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The crashes involving an Indonesian Lion Air plane on Oct.
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Such population crashes can, of course, lead to inevitable extinctions.
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The traffic homicide unit handles all fatal and critical crashes.
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PHOTOS: Reports of Blue Angels jet crashes in Smyrna. pic.twitter.
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More people die each year from car crashes then terrorism.
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It's not clear whether those crashes include last week's accident.
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Now if its stock crashes, there'll be something to blame.
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The two crashes by the Max planes killed 346 people.
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"To a large extent, crashes are solved," he told me.
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In total, 857 bicyclists died in crashes with motor vehicles.
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The MCAS software has been blamed for 2 deadly crashes
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Maya Rudolph is the mean girl who crashes the party.
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Severe injuries were 20 times more likely with motorcycle crashes.
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No crashes or injuries occurred during the incident, Geller said.
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The cobblestones seemed to play a role in several crashes.
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The plane has been grounded worldwide after the fatal crashes.
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Broken bodies that I've found in front yards after crashes.
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Those things cause recessions, but they do not cause crashes.
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than car crashes.
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Opioids took more lives than car crashes and guns, combined.
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A combined 346 people were killed in the two crashes.
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Mo, not unexpectedly, crashes and burns while chasing Zeke's approval.
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Crashes aren't the result of too few signs and signals.
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Patty has depression, anxiety, nightmares, chronic injuries from the crashes.
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Vehicle crashes are one of today's biggest public health scourges.
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The system ultimately played a role in two deadly crashes.
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The city reported more than 60 crashes on Saturday night.
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Narwhals are used to the enormous crashes of calving icebergs.
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Several of them also experienced website crashes on Friday. Takealot.
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Marine animals like fish are more vulnerable to population crashes.
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Instead, more people die in crashes than from gun violence.
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Last year, 257 fatalities were recorded involving larger aircraft crashes.
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Broken feet and legs are very common in plane crashes.
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Much of the venison from those crashes can be salvaged.
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A total of 346 peopled died in the two crashes.
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Maybe it will be all car crashes, all the time.
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A faulty safety system has been blamed for the crashes.
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Those 3,500 drivers were involved in more than 700 crashes.
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And they're not all as profound as bubbles and crashes.
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A number of users are reporting technical difficulties and crashes.
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Related: NYC helicopter company had 3 crashes in 11 years.
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But many of the crashes come down to reckless driving.
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A total of 346 people were killed in both crashes.
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Deaths from vehicle crashes and gunfire are dwarfed by comparison.
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This Sunday is — lightning strikes, thunder crashes — Super Bowl Sunday.
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In several of the crashes, passengers walked away without injury.
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Technical glitches and crashes plagued the initial rollout of HealthCare.
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The causes of the crashes have yet to be determined.
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The resulting turmoil from the two crashes has consumed Boeing.
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There might be some very serious crashes, but so what?
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Investigators are still looking into the cause of both crashes.
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Hundreds of people died in the fatal 737 MAX crashes.
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A pair of plane crashes is definitely a tragic outcome.
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The review went back 0003 years, spanning three million crashes.
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I get peevish when software crashes or hardware conks out.
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Hard crashes that make it unplayable is a different story.
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In both crashes, pilots asked to return minutes into flight.
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Future research should examine whether such risks obtain for individual rideshare drivers, and whether any increase in distracted-driver crashes due to ridesharing is sufficient to wholly offset any reduction in alcohol-involved crashes.
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Dutch aviation consulting firm To2737 and the Aviation Safety Network both reported on Tuesday there were more than 2201 deaths stemming from passenger airline crashes in 2112, but emphasized that fatal crashes remain rare.
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Predina: Applies AI to predict the risk of vehicle crashes for insurance and safety purposes, by analyzing more than 14 million historical crashes and other factors, such as street intersections, weather conditions and time.
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"Nearly 40,000 lives are lost in road crashes each year and nearly 94 percent of those crashes are caused by human error," Strickland said in a statement commending the subcommittee for approving the legislation.
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Matthias Mayer crashes into cameraman during men's alpine combined from olympics Some people enjoy watching the crashes, because they are reminded of the fact that no one, not even an Olympic athlete, is perfect.
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And it also, hilariously, means that he will survive car crashes and plane crashes and even sliding all the way through a crashing bus out to the other side without a scratch on him.
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Speed was a factor in deadly crashes in 32% of all accidents caused by male drivers 24 and under, and in about 19% of all crashes caused by females of the same age group.
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Although the number of teenagers killed in motor vehicle crashes has dropped by almost 50 percent in the last decade, crashes remain the leading cause of adolescent death and injury in the United States.
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Despite high-profile incidents, helicopter crashes are rareEven as the crash of Kobe Bryant&aposs helicopter draws attention to the risks of flying in one, helicopter crashes remain relatively rare — and are steadily decreasing.
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Boeing's CEO has acknowledged the role of the erroneous angle of attack sensor information triggering the MCAS system in the two crashes, calling it one link in a "chain of events" that caused the crashes.
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There are crashes, but fewer than you might think We saw some crashes here and there when we were messing around, but overall it's much more solid than you'd expect for such an early preview.
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About 40 bicycle riders in Australia are killed in crashes every year, a figure that has held steady for at least two decades, according to a report examining deadly crashes conducted by the Bicycle Network.
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In 2015, 16 percent of teenage drivers involved in fatal crashes had a blood alcohol level of 0.08 percent or higher, and 64 percent who were killed in alcohol-involved crashes were not wearing seatbelts.
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"Garuda is reconsidering its upcoming order of 20 Boeing 737 MAXs after the two Boeing crashes," CEO Ari Askhara told reporters, adding they had already decided to reduce the order from 49 "before the crashes".
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When I asked about this, an Uber spokesperson said that non-fatal crashes are simply not as well defined or tracked, certainly not to the extent fatal crashes are, which makes reporting them consistently difficult.
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Stay tuned for when he inevitably crashes and burns next Monday!
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Vonn has had multiple serious injuries and several frightening, tumbling crashes.
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The MAX planes have been grounded indefinitely following two deadly crashes.
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No more crashes, but I'm going to be super sore tomorrow.
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The causes of both deadly plane crashes are currently under investigation.
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In Australia, it's kangaroos—because of the auto crashes they generate.
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The wrong approach would be to hide the crashes from society.
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They perished in car crashes, and fell victim to global pandemics.
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At least seven people were killed in crashes since Friday night.
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Ventura and Landa both died in car crashes in the offseason.
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And of those, five dropped out because of crashes with UFOs.
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The aircraft has been involved in two deadly crashes since October.
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It was unclear if there have been any crashes or injuries.
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The automated systems are believed to have contributed to the crashes.
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It will be his first time facing lawmakers since the crashes.
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A fallen tree crashes atop a row of cars in Miami.
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"In ETFs, we've had two little mini crashes already," he said.
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AV crashes will present automakers with complicated new questions about liability.
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The crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia killed a combined 346 people.
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The MAX was grounded worldwide in March following two fatal crashes.
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I covered everything: Plane crashes, whatever came up that happened overseas.
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A total of 346 people were killed in the two crashes.
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Boeing itself is dealing with the consequences of two recent crashes.
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A total of 24.9 people were killed in the two crashes.
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SEVERAL COUNTRIES have grounded Boeing's 737 MAX after two catastrophic crashes.
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Hot air balloon crashes are rare, and injuries even more so.
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That software is suspected of causing crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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The causes of the two crashes have yet to be determined.
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The company says the problem hasn't caused any crashes or injuries.
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The agency doesn&apost have any reports of crashes or injuries.
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The following are some recent deadly U.S. passenger train crashes: Jan.
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Smoking kills more Americans than car crashes, murder and drugs combined.
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Accordingly, it's causing crashes and injuries in Chrysler and Jeep vehicles.
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These crashes are caused by institutional trading from ETFs and HFT.
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But if a self-driving car crashes, it's not so simple.
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It soars when stocks soar, and it crashes when stocks crash.
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Boeing's 737 Max was grounded in March following two deadly crashes.
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Many of the crashes occurred soon after the vehicles were purchased.
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Deadly Crashes Meanwhile the weekend has been deadly on the roads.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, four people were killed in separate crashes.
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Bitcoin will keep dominating headlines with its dramatic crashes and booms.
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Its planes fleet have suffered several fatal crashes in recent years.
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Those crashes accounted for 30 percent of all rail-related fatalities.
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Russell disbars her from the tour, but Penny crashes an afterparty.
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INDONESIA'S GARUDA CANCELLING 49-PLANE BOEING 737 ORDER AFTER CRASHES - AFP
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High intelligence is even thought to protect people from automobile crashes.
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In the two crashes, pilots asked to return minutes into flight.
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Here's the thing about car crashes: They are blessedly pretty rare.
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From what we saw Wednesday, there's no doubt that plane crashes.
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Or we might explore the deformation of materials: crashes, collisions, etc.
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These days, when Google's self-driving car crashes, it makes headlines.
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I've had days and even weeks wrecked by crashes like that.
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American Airlines flight 77 crashes into the Pentagon, killing 184 people.
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If O'Care crashes & burns, chances of tax reform drop significantly. pic.twitter.
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They are the first Americans to sue Boeing over the crashes.
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About 94 percent of those crashes were caused by human error.
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READ MORE: Boeing employees raised concerns about 737 Max before crashes
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After it crashes, no further communication is expected from the probe.
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The system has been investigated by federal agencies for previous crashes.
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The song then returns after their bus crashes in the snow.
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The agencies are also investigating other crashes and battery fires involvingvehicles.
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Nuclear explosions, plane crashes, and offshore oil spills are another entirely.
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CNN excluded deaths caused by car crashes from Fatal Encounters' tally.
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In reality, however, every big wave eventually crashes into the shore.
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Crashes are never caused by poor earnings or lower economic growth.
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He expects "at least four crashes" of 40 percent or more.
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That model was grounded in March after two fatal plane crashes.
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This is big government and motor vehicle crashes are big business.
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And in the Music City, a coyote crashes a boat show.
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The public is definitely skeptical of Boeing after these two crashes.
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The Chrome update, according to the blog post, effectively localizes crashes.
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Crashes involving light aircraft are reported every other month in Kenya.
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Other crashes occurred in Mississippi, Indiana and a second Florida city.
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It could mean a huge reduction in crashes and embarrassing bloopers.
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Every minute, 20 people are seriously injured worldwide in road crashes.
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Wall Street crashes, bankruptcies and the occasional indictment took a toll.
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The crashes have left the world's largest planemaker in crisis (Reuters).
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The top cause, by a large margin, was motor vehicle crashes.
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Iran has suffered several plane crashes in the past few decades.
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It can overcome human frailty and prevent a lot of crashes.
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Here are some of the most dramatic crashes Henn has captured:
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City officials say they have led to fewer injuries and crashes.
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The two Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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Here's what you need to know about the 737 Max crashes.
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One big exception is on days when the market crashes dramatically.
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Stalls are one of the most common causes of airplane crashes.
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They've had two crashes now, but they don't know the cause.
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And there were zero fatalities in commercial airline crashes in 2017.
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In both crashes, trouble appeared to begin almost immediately after takeoff.
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A string of crashes have involved its semiautonomous driving system, Autopilot.
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During the first half of aviation's history, crashes went mostly unsolved.
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Plane crashes rarely can be blamed on a single, catastrophic malfunction.
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I have also seen horrendous crashes that didn't need to happen.
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Those planes have been grounded since March after two fatal crashes.
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People are also frequently injured in these crashes, the report showed.
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Two deadly crashes have rocked the Marine Corps in recent weeks.
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In the Season 2 premiere, Sarah crashes with her married sister.
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If the Italian economy crashes, the European economy could tank, too.
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Moments later, the rocket plummets and crashes near the launch site.
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It's often said that many race fans come to see crashes.
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A quaternary mechanism: Fires, toxic gases, burns or crashes can follow.
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If it crashes, it will fail to meet criteria No. 1.
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Plane crashes and damaged buildings were a staple of those explanations.
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Your analysis of the two Max crashes is off the mark.
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It swerves, flips over, and crashes into a ditch upside down.
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Crashes involving the 228-21 are relatively rare, the WSJ notes.
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More Americans are dying of drug overdoses than car crashes today.
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Denver police reported multiple crashes and urged residents to stay inside.
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In both cases, the engineers had no memory of the crashes.
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That's not to say the crashes were due to human error.
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The board said two recent crashes had almost identical probable causes.
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Pierson believes inferior production contributed to the crashes, The Times reported.
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In the United States, crashes claim 1,000 lives every nine days.
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Yet our extraordinary fascination with plane crashes has, if anything, increased.
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than from car crashes.
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How painful are some of these currency crashes going to be?
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The Minnesota State Patrol responded to 213 crashes by Wednesday evening.
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That is, unless the app crashes, which it did several times.
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The fatal crashes came after two other incidents earlier this year.
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Some of those crashes may have been preventable, the report said.
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Your analysis of the two Max crashes is off the mark.
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There are bumps and ringing bells, unexplained crashes and other occurrences.
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The suit claims of the 10 instances, 8 resulted in crashes.
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Bitcoin is notoriously volatile and has seen multiple booms and crashes.
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Spencer crashes down on another leather couch in the living room.
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According to statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation, 10 percent of fatal crashes, 15 percent of injury crashes and 14 percent of all police-reported motor vehicle traffic crashes were attributed to distracted driving — a blanket term that broadly encompasses cell phone use, as well as other in-car activity like adjusting the radio or climate controls, for example.
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"It is all the more important that they [muscle cars] have state-of-the-art protection for the crashes they are going to get in, because their crashes are going to be faster," he said. Questions?
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Two recent crashes (one fatal) that potentially involved Tesla's semi-autonomous auto-pilot systems — and last year's misreported stories on Google autonomous car crashes — have helped stoke fears that robot cars are not to be trusted.
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Some cold numbers: Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of injury-related death for children in New York City and speeding causes more fatal crashes than drunken drivers and drivers distracted by their cellphones combined.
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In this case, two deadly crashes of Boeing 103 Max 210s within five months raised enough concern by aviation regulators worldwide to ground the plane until investigators can figure out if the crashes are directly linked.
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Why it matters: Every year, crashes claim the lives of approximately 1.2 million people around the world — about 40,000 of them in the U.S. And 94% of traffic crashes in the U.S. are caused by human error.
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By looking at the numbers, the economists realized that the number of crashes was much higher near pokéstops than gyms, suggesting that the crashes really were caused by people hopping out of cars while playing the game.
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NHTSA said in March it was aware of six serious crashes in which air bags failed to deploy in frontal crashes, including four in 2011 model Hyundai Sonatas and two in 2012 and 20163 Kia Forte vehicles.
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"Terrorism in this day and age…is as necessary an evil as car crashes and plane crashes—it's going to happen and we need to deal with it in a way that is rational," says Mr Winter.
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The National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates plane crashes, said the crews on the 737 Max crashes that killed 346 people didn't handle the final moments of their flights as Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration expected.
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Gun deaths in this country are just as common as car crashes.
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Between the Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes, 346 people were killed.
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After the ocean water crashes onto land, it can also exacerbate flooding.
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It's a melodrama, and by no means short on bangs and crashes.
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Some of the biggest market crashes ever have also happened in October.
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The plane was grounded worldwide in mid-March after two fatal crashes.
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The incident was the latest in a series of Swiss military crashes.
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Indeed, passengers had started to boycott the airliner after the crashes began.
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Now, she sometimes experiences "sugar crashes," which she says can be debilitating.
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Medical errors kill more people than car crashes or new disease outbreaks.
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These crashes need to be investigated and made public through the media.
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The company says it doesn&apost know of any crashes or injuries.
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The crashes prompted a worldwide grounding of the 737 Max, Boeing's bestseller.
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Since June, there have been four crashes on that stretch, Merrill said.
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Some tracks have odd, angular layouts that can lead to unexpected crashes.
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Zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion — this is General Motors' vision.
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Complaints come after two fatal crashes since October of its 737 Max.
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It's not known whether the MCAS or pilot error caused the crashes.
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First of all, there are all the crashes that I mentioned earlier.
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The incident follows several recent crashes involving military aircraft during training exercises.
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But he said the grounding after two deadly crashes has hurt business.
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Carmakers have taken steps to reduce the impact of crashes with pedestrians.
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As expected, there's plenty of fast cars and over the top crashes.
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The Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes were only five months apart.
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By the numbers: 37,133 people died in motor vehicle crashes in 2017.
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Since AV crashes have been rare during development, other gauges are needed.
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From 2008 to 2017, 71 passengers were killed in school-bus crashes.
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I only noticed a couple of lockups and app crashes during testing.
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The MCAS system pushed the planes' noses down in both fatal crashes.
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The 737 Max planes were grounded in the aftermath of those crashes.
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Ultimately, the vehicle crashes into a flatbed truck stopped at an intersection.
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When he clicks on a link, it hangs, and then crashes. Booking.
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The API would make auto-scalability easier for all, and prevent crashes.
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Traffic-related incidents, such as automobile and motorcycle crashes, caused 48 deaths.
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Two other recent train crashes have occurred in the New York area.
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School bus crashes killed 902 people in other vehicles over that span.
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Traffic-related incidents, such as automobile and motorcycle crashes, caused 48 deaths.
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The aircraft was grounded indefinitely following two deadly crashes in five months.
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There are so far no reports of related crashes, the automaker said.
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No injuries or crashes have been reported in connection with the problem.
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The legal question of liability will also depend on where crashes happen.
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It can resolve most common issues including lagging to mysterious app crashes.
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General Motors, America's biggest carmaker, has set a goal of "zero crashes".
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Errors in the anti-stall software played a role in both crashes.
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When the economy crashes again, and that almost seems inevitable, then what?
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The bug crashes apps including Mail, Twitter, Messages, Slack, Instagram and Facebook.
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Shows you all photos and videos AND crashes your phone ðŸ˜' pic.twitter.
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And then, he crashes into the deserted side of a small island.
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Wednesday's incident was the latest in a series of Swiss military crashes.
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Either that or he's just editing out the parts where he crashes.
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Other crashes In June 2015, another C-130 military transport plane crashed.
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What are the safeguards against crashes, slow-loading tests or lost answers?
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Google's browser now crashes 70 percent less, the company's own tests show.
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Both of those scuffles were "very intense" and nearly resulted in crashes.
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Several crashes have occurred in war-torn South Sudan in recent years.
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Both crashes involving the 737 MAX 8 happened minutes after take-off.
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It's even worse when my browser crashes and I lose those tabs.
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The leading cause of death for young adults is motor vehicle crashes.
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And so, negative stories about Tesla Autopilot crashes make him pretty angry.
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Boeing is updating flight control software at the centre of both crashes.
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Most crashes involved drivers, but fans and track workers have died, too.
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If a drone crashes in the mountains, they go and get it.
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If people are cheering for crashes, man, it's not a good thing.
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Indeed, both stock market crashes occurred after the recession had already begun.
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And when AWS goes down, much of the internet crashes with it.
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He risked crashes every day riding around on a motorbike chasing photos.
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The 737 Max jets were grounded in March after two deadly crashes.
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It was the first of two fatal crashes for Boeing's 737 Max.
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Tesla's Autopilot has been engaged during at least three fatal US crashes.
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He has seen his share of overdoses, suicides, hangings and car crashes.
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As riders fought for position, wheels were crossed and crashes were frequent.
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The PlainSite documents also include subpoenas for information on several Tesla crashes.
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Another crashes through the glass of a window in its display tank.
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Recent media coverage of Tesla includes reports on crashes involving Tesla cars.
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Plane crashes can be uniquely devastating when a sports team is involved.
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Here are some other crashes that involved sports teams around the world.
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The settlement was among the largest involving rail crashes, Mr. Cook said.
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After the latest school bus crashes, AAA is calling for them nationwide.
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That's apparently despite concrete barriers, which had been installed after previous crashes.
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Your computer crashes taking the document you've worked hours on with it.
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"Car crashes remain a leading cause of death for children," he says.
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Daredevil crashes through a window into the warehouse to save the day.
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Another two flash crashes occurred this year on the U.S. exchange GDAX.
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We've got Department of Transportation data in terms of crashes and fatalities.
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Worth highlighting: Unintentional injuries include car crashes, falls, and most drug overdoses.
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Aeromexico has not had any fatal crashes in the past 10 years.
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As a result, the apps were buggy, slow, and prone to crashes.
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He finds a glimmer of hope when a rescue helicopter crashes nearby.
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The crashes occurred in four states: New Jersey, Georgia, Kentucky and Florida.
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Two separate plane crashes in Florida Thursday left at least three dead.
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Fatal vehicle-on-pedestrian crashes increase threefold when the sun goes down.
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In 55 of the 152 fatal crashes, no contributing factors were listed.
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Five crashes involved alcohol, and five resulted from vehicles backing up unsafely.
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Last year, the squad investigated 380 crashes, down from 466 in 2013.
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In some ways, guns and car crashes are similar public-health issues.
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BOEING BOARD TO CALL FOR SAFETY CHANGES AFTER 737 MAX CRASHES- NYT
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The federal board says it's also investigating two other Autopilot-involved crashes.
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Still, the company said the system significantly reduced the likelihood of crashes.
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Watch clips about bicycling and YouTube might suggest shocking bike race crashes.
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Lauda was injured many times in race crashes and once nearly killed.
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A senior manager implored workers to check more carefully, invoking the crashes.
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Yet it has come under scrutiny in at least four fatal crashes.
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The water crashes on the boardwalk, where a man walks his dog.
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During the first half of aviation's history, crashes mostly remained a mystery.
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But many times, these episodes become "near misses" rather than full crashes.
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Here's a short list of aviation's most vexing disappearances and unexplained crashes.
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Problems with these instruments are thought to have contributed to other crashes.
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Only eight people survived, making it one of the country's deadliest crashes.
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For this group, the transportation-related incidents, of course, involve plane crashes.
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Passengers have continued to fly on planes involved in high-profile crashes.
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Static crashes in my headphones, and for a moment, my mind hushes.
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Car- and tech-industry bosses talked of a world of "zero crashes".
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Combined, the crashes are the worst air disaster since September 218, 37.
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"The more driving, the more likelihood we'll have crashes," Mr. Schwartz said.
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Both engineers had no memory of the crashes and were severely overweight.
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A plane crashes on an island; the survivors try to, well, survive.
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Sadly, there were two other fatal plane crashes over the weekend. 2.
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The company didn't mention any crashes in documents filed with the government.
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The Pentagon has resisted characterizations of the aircraft crashes as a crisis.
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HOWARD MARKS: You've seen two bubbles, tech, and subprime, and two crashes.
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The automated system, known as MCAS, played a role in both crashes.
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Investigators are still probing both crashes, which killed 346 people in total.
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More greed, corruption, criminality, bloated CEO pay, financial crashes and taxpayer bailouts.
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My recommendation is based on years of designing cockpits and investigating crashes.
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He said these crashes occur most frequently between midnight and 6 a.m.
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Determining the cause of plane crashes can take more than a year.
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The planes were grounded in March after two crashes killed 85033 people.
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A security camera captures that moment as the plane crashes toward it.
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Amtrak crashes It's been a tough time for Amtrak as of late.
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PTC is designed to prevent derailments and crashes caused by excessive speed.
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Further reviews of the crashes, FAA procedures, and Boeing's actions are ongoing.
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It goes live, goes viral on campus, and crashes the Harvard network.
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Both crashes have been attributed to an automated flight-control system, MCAS.
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Those four 21997 crashes provoked even more concern among the traveling public.
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Without traffic lights, there may be crashes at intersections all the time.
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Xu Mengtao of China crashes during the women's aerials finals on Feb.
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Miyabi Onitsuka of Japan crashes during the Women's Slopestyle Finals on Feb.
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Regulators around the world responded to those crashes by grounding the aircraft.
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The Minnesota State Patrol responded to 213 crashes by early evening Wednesday.
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"It took a year or so before the crashes happened," Basu said.
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"#VSP investigation continues into 63-vehicle chain reax crashes," the police tweeted.
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Using cannabis can lead to an increased risk of motor vehicle crashes.
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The NTSB is conducting investigations into both the Washington and Virginia crashes.
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Then people suddenly die beneath it, and reality crashes headlong into artifice.
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Yeah, and how many other plane crashes have we had since then?
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Drug overdoses now cause more deaths than gun violence and car crashes.
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In all, interlocks were involved in 58 crashes over the 10 years.
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Tesla has come under intense scrutiny after several crashes involving its vehicles.
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That happened in March following two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.
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Jake Duzsik's vocals remain casually innocent while the song crashes around him.
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The leading cause of the 2015 deaths were traffic incidents, which killed 52 law enforcement officers: Thirty-five officers died in automobile crashes, 11 were struck and killed outside their vehicle, and six were killed in motorcycle crashes.
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NHTSA said in March that it was aware of six serious crashes in which air bags failed to deploy in frontal crashes, including four in 2011 model Hyundai Sonatas and two in 2012 and 2013 Kia Forte vehicles.
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Distracting ourselves to death In 2018 alone in the United States, 2,0003 fatal crashes involved a distracted driver, and of those deadly crashes, about 13% involved mobile phone use, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that talking vehicles could eliminate or reduce the severity of up to 80 percent of crashes where alcohol is not a factor, especially crashes at intersections or while changing lanes.
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Specifically, "male ADHD patients had a 38% lower risk of (motor vehicle crashes) when receiving ADHD medication compared to when not receiving medication, and female patients had a 42% lower risk of (motor vehicle crashes) when medicated," Chang said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday it plans to open a proceeding into two fatal Boeing Co 737 MAX 8 plane crashes after it said data showed "some similarities" in the Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes.
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North America had more deadly plane crashes in 2480 than anywhere else in the world, with more than half of the world&aposs fatal crashes taking place on the continent, according to a report from an aviation-safety firm.
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The NTSB said it was not analyzing pilot actions in the two fatal crashes and that the recommendations were not a reflection on the pilots in those crashes, but rather a response to assumptions in the U.S. certification process.
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That's 5 million crashes every year — 20 percent reduction means 1 million less.
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Not an easy thing to do when a plane crashes into the ocean.
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In it, you'll witness talented parallel parkers, insane crashes, and even meteor blasts.
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Plane crashes are not uncommon in Pakistan and safety standards are often criticized.
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About 40,000 people are killed in car crashes in the U.S. every year.
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In New Jersey, state police responded to nearly 200 vehicle crashes on Thursday.
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Perfect driverless tech, with its promise of cutting crashes, can't come soon enough.
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The decision to take the plane out of service followed two deadly crashes.
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That technology will never be infallible; people will still die in car crashes.
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A total of 37,461 were killed in crashes on U.S. roads that year.
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ACROSS THE NATION U.S. Air Force fighter jet crashes off Okinawa; pilot ejects.
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Most aircraft crashes also occurred near the battle zones or roads connecting them.
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No matter how prepared we are there will be failures, crashes and fatalities.
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Most crashes are blamed on reckless driving, poorly maintained roads and aging vehicles.
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There have been seven fatalities from crashes this year alone, according to Busse.
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"But these are not new questions raised by these two crashes," Balog said.
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In the past, Musk has blamed fatal crashes involving Autopilot on driver inexperience.
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At stake is much more than a few app crashes or bug reports.
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Crashes or unsafe operating characteristics, however, have not been among the aircraft's problems.
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This system is now under scrutiny in the wake of twin deadly crashes.
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Outside of crashes, I've run into a handful of bugs and weird problems.
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But the recent spate of crashes is not the deadliest in recent history.
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That's troubling because driver fatigue is a pretty common cause of bus crashes.
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The 737 Max was grounded in March after two crashes killed 346 people.
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A good developer is likely concerned about bugs, crashes and performance issues anyway.
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He also cited concerns over the flash crashes of 2010 and last summer.
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The weather resulted in 127 car crashes and one soaking wet Google booth.
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Then an update came out for VS Code, and those crashes stopped happening.
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Bird strikes, treacherous terrain and unpredictable weather frequently cause plane crashes in Nepal.
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That's 5 million crashes every year - 8203 percent reduction means 1 million less.
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Fiat Chrysler says it's aware of one possibly related injury but no crashes.
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And if it crashes, then everyone just goes on to the next thing.
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The system crashes, the battery life sucks, everything about it makes me mad.
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The 2737 Max has been grounded since mid-March following two fatal crashes.
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Additionally, there have been at least three fatal crashes involving Tesla's Autopilot system.
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Twelve people were killed in limo crashes in that span, 2012 through 2016.
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The NTSB has four active investigations into crashes of the company's electric vehicles.
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The publication conceded this isn't a complete picture of scooter-sharing and crashes.
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The system has been the suspected cause of two previous Boeing 737MAX crashes.
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The aircraft in both fatal crashes is not some random, rarely flown plane.
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That has improved the odds of surviving everyday traumas such as car crashes.
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IIHS estimates the commitment will prevent 28,000 crashes and 12,000 injuries by 2025.
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Like many self-driving car crashes, this one was not the software's fault.
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Road trips are riddled with car crashes, bed bugs, and backwoods serial killers.
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Private plane with pop-star #Pink's crew crashes when landing#Aarhus #Denmark pic.twitter.
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Yet even spectacular battery failures are not the same as two deadly crashes.
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Penny's story arc crashes with her attempting to overdose on alcohol and Quaaludes.
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And car crashes -- thanks to texting and driving -- remain the top teen killer.
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Go deeper: What you need to know about the Boeing 737 MAX crashes
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Actually, it was associated with more deaths than guns and car crashes combined.
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It clips power lines and crashes, sending two giant fireballs into the sky.
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CEO Elon Musk has lambasted journalists who write about crashes involving the system.
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Both crashes happened shortly after takeoff after pilots reportedly experienced issues controlling altitude.
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That's why it's okay to launch driverless cars that sometimes get in crashes.
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But the new machines were a nightmare, prone to crashes and—worse—hacking.
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Trump's trillion-dollar 2020 budget proposal; a second Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes.
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The range of expression in his keyboard touch encompassed caresses, rumbles and crashes.
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In side crashes, serious injury was four and a half times more likely.
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Roads are constantly exposed to interruptions, such as car crashes or construction work.
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"Twenty years later, these people won't be alive when it all crashes down."
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Researchers also looked at blood-alcohol concentrations of drivers involved in fatal crashes.
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The FAA wants standards for the aircraft to prevent crashes and potential injuries.
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Autopilot has been implicated in several crashes around the globe since its debut.
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However, you'll likely see many corrections, and maybe even a couple of crashes.
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Two cars were unable to make qualifying attempts due to crashes on Saturday.
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Then the child leans over a virtual desk, and crashes to the floor.
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At least 33,000 more were injured in crashes linked to mobile phone use.
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Four drivers reported that the problem caused crashes, although there were no injuries.
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The criss-crossing wires were prone to being cut or damaged in crashes.
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California law requires all crashes involving self-driving vehicles be reported to police.
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Most crashes are caused by a unique chain of human and technical factors.
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This means that if one tab crashes, it doesn't crash the whole browser.
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In 1979, the FAA grounded McDonnell Douglas DC-10 planes after deadly crashes.
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But specifically among women, crashes were 61 percent more likely for zolpidem users.
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The organization believes AEB reduces crashes and cuts the likelihood of serious injuries.
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The streets with the most serious and frequent crashes are highlighted in red.
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We also need better data on fatal crashes that involve drugs, says Sevigny.
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But once the racing began properly, it was a thriller featuring multiple crashes.
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Backover crashes kill more than 200 people annually and injure more than 12,000.
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The odds of crashes were higher for men with syncope than for women.
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The two crashes prompted a worldwide grounding of the 737 Max, Boeing's bestseller.
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Regulators around the world banned airlines from flying the planes after the crashes.
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The agency also changed testing procedures to more closely resemble real-world crashes.
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Automated travel can prevent the vast majority of crashes caused by human error.
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The price could go over $100,000 before it crashes to nothing, he said.
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They must also prove that their cars can avoid big surprises and crashes.
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And speeding, we know, is one of the major causes of fatal crashes.
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Authorities responded to more than 500 car crashes between midnight and 11 a.m.
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The two crashes killed everyone aboard both planes, a total of 346 people.
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It suffers from lax standards, murky operators, marketing hype, and periodic market crashes.
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Aeromexico suspended Max 2202 flights Monday, until investigations into the crashes are completed.
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Plane crashes can be uniquely devastating when a sports team is on board.
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The popular 737 Max was grounded after two fatal crashes earlier this year.
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But a spate of recent crashes has brought the system under regulatory scrutiny.
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The hearing is Muilenburg's first public testimony on Capitol Hill since the crashes.
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The hearings will be Muilenburg's first hearings on Capitol Hill since the crashes.
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He crashes his car into a tree, but merely breaks a few bones.
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In that time, there were 14 crashes, seven of which resulted in injuries.
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I cannot pedal as I would like to as a result of crashes.
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Drug overdoses now kill more people in the United States than car crashes.
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Suddenly, she lurches, stumbles, crashes into a wall, beaches herself on a table.
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Both crashes happened close to the city of Foggia, near the Adriatic coast.
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In some ways they're archetypal—the struggling musician who eventually crashes and burns.
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Ten people have died so far, mostly from car crashes during the storm.
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than from car crashes per year.
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Up to 30 percent of motor vehicle crashes are caused by sleepy drivers.
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When she felt better she stopped both, and the crashes would happen again.
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Also, I'm having nightmares about what to do if the internet crashes. Guys.
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The (much higher) number of "injury crashes" has also risen during this period.
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That same week, dozens of other crashes across the country also killed teenagers.
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"The single most predictive factor in crashes is exposure," Dr. Simons-Morton said.
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It does not include fatalities from car crashes with deer and other animals.
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If my Windows 10 Surface Book crashes, which feature do I try first?
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Although there were concerns about drug-impaired car crashes, the evidence is mixed.
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There are also big differences between the airlines involved in the two crashes.
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Even if everything crashes and burns, she'll revel in it while it lasts.
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Why the crashes highlight the challenges of adding modern software to older technology.
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In 239, 22011 people died in bus crashes, according to the safety board.
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When they aren't avoiding crashes, drivers are threatened with guns, sledgehammers and hatchets.
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The temptation in these crashes, of course, is to panic and sell up.
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The Boeing plane has been grounded since mid-March following two fatal crashes.
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In 2017, there were 2,936 sexual assaults, 49 fatal crashes, and 10 murders.
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Boeing has made major leadership changes since the 737 Max crashes, Friedman said.
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The system, known as MCAS, contributed to the crashes that killed 240 people.
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It also contributed to multiple crashes at intersections where traffic lights went dark.
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On her way home, her plane crashes on a remote, snow-covered mountain.
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If the President pushes boundaries, his oldest son crashes through them with glee.
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Her father, house painter John Sand, started reading up on other Rhino crashes.
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Studies looking at cannabis intoxication and car crashes have also had mixed results.
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When she says, "Mississippi Goddamn," Ms. Pazcoguin crashes her arms to the floor.
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The Times found striking parallels between the accident and the 737 Max crashes.
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The Max has been grounded since March following the second of those crashes.
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No crashes or injuries have been reported related to the recalls, he said.
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Aside from sexual assaults, Uber also disclosed data on fatal crashes and assaults.
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The two crashes collectively killed 346 people in late 2018 and early 2019.
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G0 deeper: Chilean Air Force plane carrying 38 crashes on way to Antarctica
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Also notable in the report are the figures for crashes involving large trucks.
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The 737 MAX was grounded last March after two crashes killed 346 people.
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A Boeing pilot complained about a 737 Max system long before the crashes.
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Other Tesla Autopilot features were engaged during at least three fatal U.S. crashes.
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The Max has been grounded since March, after two crashes killed 346 people.
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Of course, this is what markets do — they have bubbles, corrections and crashes.
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The song builds slowly before its reaches its peaks and all crashes down.
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Engine fires are fairly common on commercial jets, but rarely result in crashes.
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Deadly car crashes often have multiple causes, and that was the case here.
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At least seven people died in crashes on icy roads, the authorities said.
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A news article states that such crashes are rare — one here, one there.
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Mr. Sedor is now overseeing the N.T.S.B.'s work on the Max crashes.
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The aircraft was grounded in March after two crashes that killed 22.67 people.
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A congressional investigation last fall asked what Boeing knew before the two crashes.
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Every year, more people die from opioid overdose than from motor vehicle crashes.
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Overdose deaths were nearly equal to the number of deaths from car crashes.
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More than half of those crashes involved drivers 16 to 24 years old.
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The Boeing planes have been grounded worldwide since March after two deadly crashes.
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These kinds of crashes are going to be with us for some time.
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The crashes led to the jet's March grounding over an anti-stall system.
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The two most recent major air crashes, however, involved private or local airlines.
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Its handlebar-mustachioed mascot, Big L, crashes dozens of birthday parties every year.
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Boeing's MAX was grounded worldwide in March after two crashes involving the model.
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The majority - 60 percent - of bike and car crashes happened at street intersections.
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The state's plane crashes and flat-out disappearances are the stuff of legend.
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Site crashes were a common complaint on Twitter during last year&aposs contest.
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More than 37,000 Americans died in crashes last year, most from human error.
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But while interlocks have prevented thousands of crashes, they have also caused them.
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Preliminary investigations have shown the MCAS software played a role in both crashes.
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And there's a link between marijuana use and increased risk of car crashes.
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If he crashes in his first game, he'll be viewed as a failure.
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Although safety experts have raised some questions over crew performance in both crashes, attention has focused on anti-stall software known as MCAS, which Boeing has acknowledged was a common link in the separate chains of events leading to both crashes.
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To understand just how bad the opioid epidemic has gotten, consider these statistics: Drug overdoses in 231 were linked to more deaths than car crashes or guns, and in fact killed more people than car crashes and gun homicides combined.
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When Tesla's Autopilot was involved in several fatal crashes last year, however, it raised many questions about the safety of the feature, and who is legally at fault if a car is being controlled by a computer when it crashes.
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" He also was critical of media coverage of Autopilot accidents, contrasting the extensive coverage of the few Autopilot crashes that have been reported with the "paucity of media coverage of the 1.2 million people that die every year in manual crashes.
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The two crashes, a Lion Air crash in Indonesia in October 2018 and an Ethiopian Airlines crash in Ethiopia in March 2019, have victims from all over the world, and many of their families are suing Boeing over the crashes.
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The crashes in Hoboken and Brooklyn — both involving trains that ran off the end of a track — were just two of many examples of crashes the board investigated that involved driver fatigue, Dr. Nicholas Webster, the board's medical officer, said.
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His testimony came during a hearing meant to give lawmakers looking into Boeing and the 737 MAX crashes a better understanding of views on the steps needed to prevent similar crashes, particularly given the rising use of automation on airplanes.
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As you take in the enormity of this truth, the sun crashes into earth.
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Darg, clad in a wet suit, crashes through the water, Theta camera held overhead.
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In contrast, most high-speed crashes result in blunt trauma fatalities with no survivors.
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And it's estimated that around 10,000 crashes alone are caused by drunk drivers annually.
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However, all but two off those crashes happened from the 1970s through the '90s.
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Other crashes have occurred since then, including the so-called Flash Crash of 2010.
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A similar setup was seen before the most significant market crashes of this century.
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Nearly 350 people have died in fatal 737 MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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They were acting as police at parks, house fires, vehicle crashes and crime scenes.
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Earlier this month, 13 reports of scooter-involved crashes have come in since then.
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Crashes in Nascar are about as common as lightning bugs on a summer night.
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Stenhouse admitted he caused the crashes, but refused to apologize, according to Sporting News .
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The big promise of driverless cars is that they'll save lives by preventing crashes.
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The team crashes the gala to swipe a priceless necklace off a celebrity's neck.
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They kill more people annually than breast cancer, AIDS, plane crashes, or drug overdoses.
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Airlines have completely stopped ordering the jet in the wake of the two crashes.
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Ford said it not aware of any crashes or injuries associated with this issue.
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A flight-control program, known as MCAS, malfunctioned and was implicated in both crashes.
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The crashes have forced Boeing to halt deliveries and slash production of the planes.
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This happened to three planes in 1953, causing tragic crashes that killed 43 passengers.
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Since the two crashes, the company has lost over $25 billion in market cap.
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Few Americans were impacted by the crashes, lessening the usual public outrage, he said.
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Failure to follow through and finish the construction, and the whole structure crashes down.
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It's as much a mental game as it is about speed or fantastic crashes.
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When a beta-test app crashes, you might be annoyed or lose some data.
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The jets were grounded worldwide in March after two fatal crashes killed 346 people.
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I did encounter a few rare crashes, but these were minor inconveniences at worst.
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Many of the fixtures of the Kennedy "curse" are public events — plane crashes, assassinations.
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She said Jillian's crash was more severe than 98% of all side-impact crashes.
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SAFETY Crashes or unsafe operating characteristics, however, have not been among the aircraft's problems.
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Between 2004 and 2017, just over 7 percent of pedestrians involved in crashes died.
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The past year has been deadly for American military members involved in helicopter crashes.
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So how many big ideas emerge from spills, crashes, failed experiments and blind stabs?
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The company said it has lost at least $221 billion since the deadly crashes.
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More than 37,000 Americans — and 1.25 million worldwide — die in traffic crashes each year.
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One shareholder asked Muilenburg what Boeing was doing on safety assessments following the crashes.
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A series of fiery Tesla car crashes and executive departures have also worried investors.
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In the following six months, four more Uber Eats couriers have died in crashes.
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That's higher than the US, where 12.4 people die in crashes for every 100,000.
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The FBI is joining the mix of agencies investigating the crashes and their aftermath.
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And these fragments can threaten other spacecraft in orbit, causing further crashes and damage.
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Click here to view original GIFLike death and taxes, drone crashes are basically inevitable.
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Android itself crashes often, the battery life sucks, everything about it makes me mad.
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There were also several other crashes involving self-driving cars resulting in minor injuries.
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The company's anti-stall software, called MCAS, was a common link in both crashes.
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Kourtney crashes a lunch between Kris and Kendall and prays it won't be awkward.
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Among crashes of paid balloon rides, collisions with objects contributed to all five fatalities.
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Go deeper: Boeing's back-to-back 737 MAX 8 crashes are a nightmare scenario
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Go deeper: Everything else you need to know about the Boeing 737 MAX crashes
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Crashes involving the firm's Autopilot self-driving system have put dents in its reputation.
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Some foreign-policy experts cite the crashes as proof that America's sanctions are biting.
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The aircraft has been grounded since March after two crashes resulted in 346 fatalities.
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The report will show diagnostics and screenshots, as well as tips for fixing crashes.
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That system, known as MCAS, has been implicated by investigators in the two crashes.
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Russia's first postal drone takes its maiden flight - and crashes straight into a wall.
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The agency has made similar findings in other crashes, several of them also fatal.
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Thus far, there have been no crashes with regular cars, according to the company.
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" The agency added: "NHTSA's Special Crash Investigation (SCI) program investigates over 100 crashes annually.
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Like most modern plane crashes, the Lion Air one was born of multiple problems.
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As CNN points out, aircraft manufacturers have never changed airplane names following major crashes.
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Bumperz leverages New York City's open data when it comes to car crashes. Useful!
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Injuries and crashes outside the United States were not reported by U.S. safety officials.
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Our phone can't handle the Pokémon heat it seems, as the game crashes again.
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Back at our place, L. says good night to both of us and crashes.
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A string of crashes have further inflamed public anger over the antiquated transport network.
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Boeing's results did not include a cost of litigation related to the two crashes.
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That same year, 743 bicyclists died in vehicle crashes according to the Federal Government.
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From time to time, pilots untangle each other's drones from the net after crashes.
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Car crashes kill more than 30,000 Americans and 1.25 million people globally each year.
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That evening, Pinkston was involved in two separate car crashes as he fled police.
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North Carolina Highway Patrol reported 24 crashes from midnight Thursday to 24 p.m. Friday.
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Boeing knew about serious problems months before the Ethiopian and Lion Air plane crashes.
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The vehicle speeds toward the monument and crashes into it, and the video stops.
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We rumbled down a hill and into the cracks and crashes of bullet fire.
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The leading cause was car crashes, followed by lower respiratory infections and self-harm.
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Think Mad Max: Fury Road but with fewer flaming guitars and even more crashes.
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Forty-five minutes after my flight lands, a small plane crashes into the Hudson.
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No one really knows who's responsible when a self-driving car crashes, for instance.
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GM told California its self-driving cars were involved in six crashes in September.
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They also identified reports of crashes caused by Pokemon GO according to Google News.
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Music doesn't play, downloaded songs get randomly removed and the app crashes a lot.
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Both crashes appeared to have been beyond the firm's control but hurt business nonetheless.
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When too many people access a server at the same time, the server crashes.
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NHTSA says about 94 percent of all traffic crashes are caused by human error.
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If ObamaCare crashes and burns, I think the chances of tax reform drop significantly.
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Some market crashes are important because of what came after, like '29 and '08.
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In response to the crashes, many countries and airlines have grounded the passenger jets.
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Copart auctions used vehicles online, including those that have been severely damaged in crashes.
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Millions of automobile customers and would-be customers were dying in vehicle crashes worldwide.
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The two crashes have been linked to the design of software known as MCAS.
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It was his first public testimony since two 2787 Max crashes killed 1.57 people.
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Later in the movie, the carriage crashes and turns into a pumpkin and Mrs.
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It has probably saved hundreds of lives, including those of pilots in plane crashes.
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Train crashes are frequent in India, which has the world's fourth biggest rail network.
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Human error accounts for more than 90 percent of all car crashes, he said.
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There are crashes, personal rivalries, arguments over rules and unforeseen moments of high drama.
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At best, there's some tripping and fumbling around, at worst, dangerous car crashes ensue.
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The incident follows two deadly crashes involving Marine Corps aircraft in the last month.
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After their plane crashes, a group of strangers are stranded on a deserted island.
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But a number of crashes involving the vehicles has caught the attention of regulators.
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During an ill-advised walk across a frozen lake, Bradley crashes through the ice.
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The crashes have also called attention to training standards, regulatory oversight, and pilot experience.
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But Chapanis and Fitts were proposing something deeper than a solution for airplane crashes.
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According to Streetsblog, the crashes at The Hornet are indicative of a larger crisis.
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But some have held on through it all — the crashes, the rises and falls.
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Victims in fatal car crashes, for instance, can be a prime source of hearts.
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Instead, the Infinity Gauntlet spawns after two minutes, when it crashes from the sky.
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So-called "flash crashes" – when cryptocurrencies suddenly plummet in value – are also a threat.
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The MCAS system is at the center of safety investigations into the two crashes.
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Those planes have been grounded around the world for months after two deadly crashes.
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"If it crashes and burns, I think we're looking at pretty dark days ahead."
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A third of those crashes were caused by truckers falling asleep behind the wheel.
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Production setbacks, car crashes and wary analysts have put the Tesla faithful on alert.
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The crashes, which took place in October 2018 and March 2019, killed 346 people.
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It was his first public testimony since two 737 Max crashes killed 346 people.
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If they get it wrong and overbuild, "that's where your crashes occur," Young said.
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Other people that tried the game with ray tracing on also experienced surprise crashes.
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Market crashes are nauseating, especially if you are young and have not experienced one.
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Of course, it's terribly difficult for companies to plan for 80% crashes in revenue.
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Our estimation of our own intelligence booms and crashes like an internal stock market.
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The plane has been grounded since March after the second of two fatal crashes.
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As a result, stock exchange crashes, manufacturing defects, and computer glitches have become commonplace.
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The company said no crashes or injuries related to the issue had been reported.
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There's another who crashes videos of Fortnite, a uniquely popular game among young children.
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Critics say the cameras don't prevent crashes and primarily generate money for the city.
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That's more than died from H.I.V., car crashes or gun violence at their peaks.
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About 20 percent of teenage drivers who have died in crashes had been drinking.
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Both crashes have been attributed to a faulty automated flight-control system called MCAS.
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More than 37,000 Americans were killed last year in crashes involving human-driven cars.
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Sleep deprivation is becoming a more common risk factor for crashes by teenage drivers.
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If the country crashes out of the European Union without a deal on Oct.
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It's not drone racing without some crashes, but racers got creative with quick fixes.
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Crashes involving the program has previously lead Tesla's board to introduce new safety proposals.
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Families of the 346 people killed in the two crashes have filed numerous lawsuits.
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The automated flight-control system, known as MCAS, has been implicated in both crashes.
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Software flaws also caused two Boeing 737 Max plane crashes that killed 346 people.
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Paul, unfortunately, crashes his car during a snowstorm in Colorado and breaks both legs.
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The fatal crashes and a cascade of damning revelations have badly damaged Boeing's reputation.
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And it came even as the rate of crashes has fallen year over year.
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Sixteen service members have been killed in crashes since the middle of last month.
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Regulators grounded the Max last March after two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.
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He found that expectation and emotion are two powerful drivers of bubbles and crashes.
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Business Insider was first alerted to these site crashes by web optimization company Yottaa.
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Of these crashes, about 14 percent were linked to the use of a cellphone.
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The caller tries to count how many vehicles are involved when more crashes happen.
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No conclusive evidence shows that the problems Pierson reported are linked to the crashes.
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Officials have said the technology could prevent tens of thousands of crashes each year.
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On average, about 21982 pedestrians and two cyclists were killed each day in crashes.
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A full investigation hasn't yet been conducted on three more recent deadly Tesla crashes.
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The tragedies include crashes in Ecuador, Guatemala, Venezuela and off the island's southeast coast.
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The EEC memory detects and corrects soft errors on the fly to avoid crashes.
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They have been involved in a series of high-profile crashes in recent years.
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Now, Apple users can join in on reporting crashes, speed traps, and traffic slowdowns.
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It also cites 127 consumer complaints, 123 unique vehicles, 110 crashes, and 52 injuries.
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The plane was grounded worldwide in March after two crashes that killed 346 people.
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Other than special effects, crashes, explosions ... it's a chase movie with good special effects.
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Plane crashes are not uncommon in Sudan, which has a poor aviation safety record.
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At least 10 people have died in crashes involving Amazon delivery providers, ProPublica found.
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The Max has been grounded for nearly 10 months, after the two deadly crashes.
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Boeing has acknowledged that the planes' anti-stall software system contributed to both crashes.
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The national passenger railroad service has had four deadly crashes in just two months.
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Multiply that experience by the 40,000 people who died in traffic crashes last year.
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Nearly 600 crashes have been reported in Harris County, Texas, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
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According to Virginia State Police, the chain-reaction crashes began around 7:50 a.m.
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According to the NHTSA, 840 bicyclists were killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2016.
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It looks like it crashes near the one seen at the start of "TFA."
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The crashes, which occurred within five months of each other, resulted in 346 fatalities.
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Pilots were not prepared to fly the 20133, and that led to the crashes.
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Of 701 crashes the researchers studied, drowsiness was a factor in 8.8% to 9.5%.
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The National Safety Council found 2,841 people died in distraction-affected crashes in 2018.
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Research has shown that a similar law enacted in Idaho resulted in fewer crashes.
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Drowsy driving is responsible for tens of thousands of U.S. road crashes every year.
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Those crashes also resulted in some pretty surreal video footage you can watch below.
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More coffee — I operate on coffee all day so I don't have any crashes.
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The software, known as MCAS, was involved in two crashes that killed 346 people.
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The FAA and other regulators grounded the flight after two fatal crashes since October.
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They put out a picture of a prepared meal kit and Blue Apron crashes.
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But without more action, the US is more likely to see crashes like it.
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This process could be repeated until a deal is passed or Britain crashes out.
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Without interrupting the hypnosis, percussive effects provide variety: cymbal crashes, metallic pops, synthesized thwacks.
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And as Guy crashes back into the underbrush, Mulder wryly smiles: "Likewise," he says.
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Preliminary reports of the crashes implicate the MCAS and faulty sensor readings Preliminary reports on both crashes have implicated a flight-control system that Boeing designed to operate in the background, making the 737 Max fly like earlier versions of the workhorse jetliner.
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And in the Little Rock, Arkansas, area, three people were killed in separate crashes on icy roads Wednesday night, while Interstate 40 was shut down overnight in the eastern part of the state because of several crashes near the White River bridge.
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Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, described the two crashes as "entirely preventable," and asked Muilenburg why Boeing only recently provided investigators with internal emails and text messages from before the crashes that raised concerns about the MCAS system.
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Still, the review found that reducing access too much can lead to more car crashes as people take long drives to outlets and possibly drink before returning home, although the crashes don't appear to outweigh the public health gains from reduced access.
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NHTSA and NTSB are investigating a number of crashes since 2017 that focus on two primary issues: the role of Tesla's driver assistance technology Autopilot in accidents and some significant battery fires in the electric vehicles after crashes, including cases of batteries reigniting.
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Lawmakers are increasingly taking a skeptical view on autonomous vehicles, after several high-profile crashes.
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Companies applying for exemptions would also be required to report any crashes involving exempted vehicles.
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And in both fatal crashes, it appears those sensors were damaged — a somewhat common problem.
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The exact causes of the Ethiopian Airlines and Lion Air crashes are not yet known.
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In 2012, rear-end crashes killed 1,705 Americans and injured 547,000 in the United States.
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BreatherGoogle cleverly designed Chrome to prevent inevitable website crashes from bringing down the entire browser.
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Delgado says there's strong evidence that higher alcohol taxes reduce drunk-driving crashes and fatalities.
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This time, however, the train crashes on its own, breaking apart and sending sparks flying.
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The company says it's not aware of any crashes or injuries caused by the problem.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNicki Minaj Finally Responds To Remy Ma DissJagged Edge: NFL Star Crashes Stage!
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Iran has suffered a string of plane and helicopter crashes over the past few decades.
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That's nearly as many as died at the World Trade Center because of the crashes.
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Tesla has gotten heat for its autopilot mode, which has been blamed for numerous crashes.
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Johnson thinks that after recent high-profile crashes, consumers will be tempted to look elsewhere.
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Stenhouse was involved in five crashes and was the root cause of two of them.
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The dragon sadly crashes into the sea and apparently sinks down to the ocean floor.
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Hoping the president fails is like getting on an airplane and hoping the pilot crashes.
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The only question left: will he take down the rest of us when he crashes?
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Experts say most airline crashes are caused by a combination of human and technical factors.
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Taquan Air said this week it has voluntarily suspended operations after the two deadly crashes.
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Ford has been involved in a series of crashes and near-misses while flying aircraft.
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Back then he reportedly — and accurately — called it buggy and blamed it for Mac crashes.
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The Max's anti-stall software, MCAS, is suspected in the crashes that killed 219 people.
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Rhaegal takes three large arrows to the body and crashes into the blue sea below.
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But Instabug allows developers to see bugs, feedback and crashes all together in one place.
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Boeing has argued the company had no evidence the system was faulty until the crashes.
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If an application or server crashes Kubernetes automatically reconciles by bringing up a new application.
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Boeing's (BA) most important plane was grounded after two fatal crashes that killed 257 people.
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About 40,000 people were killed in car crashes in 2018, the National Safety Council reported.
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Evenflo contends that Rhea's crash was more severe than 99% of all side-impact crashes.
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Britney Spears Appears Terrified as Man Crashes Stage During Vegas Residency: 'He's Got a Gun?
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He is the most senior executive to depart following two fatal crashes of the plane.
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After the two fatal crashes, the 737 Max planes were grounded worldwide starting in March.
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The Department of Transportation estimates that weather contributes to 21% of the annual U.S. crashes.
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And I used to go out with a doc to these crashes, which were bad.
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When a plane crashes or goes missing, we become obsessed with knowing exactly what happened.
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A website that crashes the Safari web browser is making the rounds on social media.
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Tesla cars are in crashes about as often as other vehicles, but fires are rare.
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The 737 Max was grounded in mid-March after two fatal crashes involving those jets.
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The IIHS said red-light-running crashes caused 709 deaths and 126,000 injuries in 2014.
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Last year's version had exposed electronics that made it more susceptible to damage from crashes.
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The 737 Max has been grounded since March after two deadly crashes involving the plane.
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Regulators have not yet approved Boeing's fixes since two deadly crashes involving 737 Max models.
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Authorities in Racine, Wisconsin, received multiple calls about crashes, fires and explosions around 11 a.m.
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The best and worst of what I found—plus many, many crashes— is all ahead.
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And they're still far from perfect (as recent crashes involving Google and Tesla vehicles demonstrate).
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In 2012, rear-end crashes killed 1,13 people and injured 547,000 in the United States.
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Each intersection is assigned an "energy score," representing the number of crashes at that site.
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Tesla's new semi-autonomous Autopilot feature has already saved a few YouTubers from spectacular crashes.
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A lot of other automakers are thinking about how to mitigate pedestrian injuries in crashes.
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The victims Most of the victims died in car crashes or when trees hit homes.
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The song growls and crashes, assuming a massive scale that looms threateningly over the singer.
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No official cause of death has been given by local authorities in the three crashes.
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When one of the two symbols is displayed in an app, the software crashes immediately.
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Canadian officials said that "there are similarities" between the two crashes which prompted the decision.
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CNN has published articles about people who have been killed in crashes while using Autopilot.
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Twenty reports involved deaths from drowning, carbon monoxide poisoning, fatal car crashes, and likely suicide.
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The company has been involved in at least two other crashes, according to news accounts.
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November 21 - A school bus crashes in Chattanooga, Tennessee, killing six children and injuring dozens.
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GM said it had reports of two crashes and two injuries linked to the defect.
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And as a registered nurse, she said she has tended to victims of such crashes.
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Boeing's top selling airplane was involved in two fatal plane crashes in October and March.
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Two crashes of the Boeing 737 Max 8 forced the company to cut its production.
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Historically, this disconnect has had a tendency to correct via messy panicked crashes and deleveraging.
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Or an enemy disappears, you clip through the whole level, and the menu screen crashes.
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Fatal crashes involving pedestrians were up 54 percent in 2017 compared with the previous year.
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Pot bundle crashes through family carport in Arizona CNN's Lauren Leslie contributed to this report.
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The plane was grounded worldwide in March after two fatal crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
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Crashes are relatively rare, and are usually accompanied by a strong decline in economic macros.
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But next time he crashes a pool party, he could at least bring some beers.
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Bluescreens and driver crashes occurred frequently, and the docking app for the display crashed occasionally.
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Boeing and Muilenburg are under increased scrutiny following the two crashes, which killed 2610 people.
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That made five crashes in four minutes, but the go commands from Houston kept coming.
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Russia has been criticized for its poor air safety record, and airplane crashes are frequent.
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Then, Boeing allegedly did a few things that may have contributed to the deadly crashes.
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What's your sense about the role the pilots played in each of these two crashes?
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Forty people die when United Airlines flight 93 crashes into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
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Airlines around the world have grounded the Boeing 737 Max plane following two deadly crashes.
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In the backyard, Ralph hears Blue playing with a toy that's buzzing — and suddenly crashes.
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Roughly four in five crashes resulted in injuries; just six of the accidents were fatal.
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No injuries or crashes have been reported related to this issue, Honda's U.S. division said.
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NTSB researchers also emphasized that cyclists wearing helmets are less likely to die in crashes.
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But it, too, downplayed the idea that there is an overarching trend causing the crashes.
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I would argue that two more recent asset price crashes are still rather poorly understood.
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Concerns have emerged that faulty sensors and software might have contributed to the the crashes.
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Distraction accounts for around 10 percent of fatal crashes, amounting to 85033,179 deaths per year.
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Following the power outage, there were multiple car crashes at intersections without working traffic lights.
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Boeing 737 Max jets have been grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes involving the aircraft.
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The bottom line is that speeding is one of the major causes of fatal crashes.
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In total, 672 crashes were reported during the storm, North Carolina State Highway Patrol said.
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In crashes, the rails have sometimes acted like spears, capable of impaling drivers and passengers.
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An automated system that Boeing designed for the plane has been faulted for the crashes.
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"2202 Minutes" ran a story on the Osprey crashes and falsified test data in 2628.
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With each flight, multimillion-dollar hardware crashes back to Earth or is lost to space.
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The company would not say if the problem has caused any fires, crashes or injuries.
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This issue is not believed to be involved in any way associated with the crashes.
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Both crashes involved the Max 8 plane, but the Max 9 also has been grounded.
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Your optimism crashes as a rate you can't control and suddenly you're in total despair.
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There are three crashes, marked by excited shouts from bystanders and very visible crash landings.
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Meanwhile, drugs other than alcohol were involved in about 16% of the total car crashes.
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Airline industry analysts said two crashes of the same model so close together are rare.
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The Iranian government has blamed those sanctions on several plane crashes in the Islamic Republic.
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And injuries to children in motor vehicle crashes have declined and declined over the years.
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It has been suggested that shoddy code may have been largely responsible for the crashes.
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Speed becomes less and less of a factor in deadly crashes as driver age increases.
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It will be his first public testimony since two 737 Max crashes killed 346 people.
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However, Muilenburg had previously pointed to pilot actions as a potential contributor to the crashes.
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Roof strength speaks to the ability of the car to protect occupants in rollover crashes.
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Slightly more than 38,000 people died in crashes last year, and about half were unbelted.
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While fatalities from bus crashes are rare in Canada, collisions involving them are relatively common.
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In New Jersey, state troopers had responded to more than 27 crashes by late afternoon.
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Teenagers are at higher risk for crashes for several years after they get their licenses.
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While bicycle volumes increased 280 percent on the corridor, crashes with injuries decreased 299 percent.
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The Max has been grounded since mid-March following the second of two fatal crashes.
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At the time the agency had nine reports of crashes that had caused two injuries.
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Such excesses eventually lead to big market crashes and real pain for the broader economy.
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Within minutes a wall of water crashes onto the shore, carrying away buildings and cars.
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Wars, stock market crashes and many other crises can be blamed on overconfidence, they said.
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As a result, trucks regularly hit the bridge, producing some dramatic — though thankfully nonfatal — crashes.
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Even some riders who were injured said they had used the electric bikes after crashes.
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That system, known as MCAS, is believed to have played a role in the crashes.
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The grounding of the 224 Max after two deadly crashes had already strained the company.
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Vehicle crashes annually kill more than 35,000 people on U.S. roads and injure 2.4 million.
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The economic cost of vehicle crashes is at least $240 billion annually, the government says.
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After the vehicle crashes, the defector runs to freedom, flanked by soldiers unloading their weapons.
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