How do you keep your pizza drones from smashing into your news drones from smashing into your hobbyist drones?
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Then humans taught them to change lanes without smashing into things.
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It has no barrier smashing into the bench and no pole.
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Michael Bay makes movies about big things smashing into each other.
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The crane then begins to swing wildly, smashing into neighboring skyscrapers.
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After all, there's plenty of observations of bats smashing into glass windows.
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Now, self-driving vehicles finally mastering taking turns without smashing into things.
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This graphic video shows the vehicle smashing into and running over civilians.
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Climbed up, grabbed the rope a little higher, went smashing into it again.
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A man of his background smashing into anyone's home was a frightening prospect.
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The DF-17 could carry nuclear warheads or destroy targets by smashing into them.
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First, humans gave them the ability to drive down the highway without smashing into things.
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The thought of two neutron stars smashing into each other is nothing short of astounding.
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In the docs, she says he accelerated, and clipped another car before smashing into hers.
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This means that even the slightest mistakes can result in cars smashing into the walls.
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Seconds later, Sabina jumped into the road, smashing into the windshield of a Volkswagen Polo.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's game face looks pretty damn painful ... especially when there's a volleyball smashing into it.
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I keep smashing into crystal formations, and banging my ship on the roof of the cave.
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The one held in Monterey Bay even developed an injury from continually smashing into the glass.
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The vision of a Mars-sized object smashing into an object of equal size boggles the imagination.
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Cumberland police posted images on Facebook Monday, which seemed to show a car "smashing" into Cumberland High School.
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Whether you walk out smashing into the walls or walk out sensibly, we get your money either way.
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To the average viewer, GOATS looks like two teams smashing into each other over and over and over.
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As he gets closer and closer to smashing into the ground, 007 sweeps in to snatch an assailant's parachute.
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This is when our first cult, The Farm, comes smashing into whatever is going on with the Gargoyle King.
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Should we not invest in our communications infrastructure because millions of birds are dying every year smashing into it?
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Then in 1994, scientists witnessed a comet smashing into Jupiter; you could see its impact from a backyard telescope.
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Something about their atoms and blah blahs keep them smashing into one another throughout the duration of the trial.
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And that young star was still surrounded by bits of debris clumping together, smashing into one another, forming the planets.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, which will presumably feature Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck literally smashing into each other, opens tomorrow.
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Sandy hammered the Caribbean before its march up the U.S., smashing into the New Jersey coast near Brigantine on Oct.
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Luckily, I missed smashing into the door, where I might have crushed her, and hit her car's front wheel instead.
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Using computer models, scientists simulated a 4,000-foot asteroid smashing into a 15.5-mile asteroid at 11,200 miles per hour.
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"When we got closer it was making really scary noises from the waves that were smashing into its side," he explained.
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The crash caused a chain reaction with the Ford smashing into a 3rd car, which was being driven by a pregnant woman.
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It turns into a messy, unpredictable violent dance; bodies go flying, smashing into bloody bits, which you can then use as weapons.
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He also retweeted, then deleted, an image of a "Trump" train smashing into a person with a CNN logo over their head.
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Video footage showed the car veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the barrier.
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Then came the horrific noise of the British Puma Mk 2 helicopter smashing into the ground at more than 4,000 feet per minute.
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Prosecutors said Fields was deliberate and angry as he accelerated toward the group, smashing into pedestrians and a parked car and injuring dozens.
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In gratitude, the N.R.A. has been running an ad that shows an intruder smashing into a house where a woman is sleeping, alone.
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One fell off the side of an armored vehicle while another misfired, smashing into the ground and leaving a training trench in flames.
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Little glowing spaceships zip around in tight formations, weaving through neon gates, slithering through tight tunnels, and occasionally smashing into walls at high speeds.
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"It's a bunch of guys smashing into each other and then slapping their asses," he said in a recent episode of The Daily Show.
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In fact, she makes it worse and the girl's spinning turns into a loop, and the kid eventually ends up smashing into the wall.
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The first time was when she heard a loud bang — that was the Canada geese smashing into the plane and taking out both engines.
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Italy train wreck How did two passenger trains end up on the same track, smashing into each other head-on yesterday in southeast Italy?
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A video of a great white shark smashing into a diver cage off the coast of Mexico has been making the rounds on Friday.
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Someone or something's sending giant, building-sized monsters smashing into earth, and it's up to the superheroes of the Marvel universe to stop them.
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It required precise timing for the woman, Courtney Shealy, to look spontaneous while not tipping off point or smashing into her partner, Carlos Gonzalez.
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Sounds weird, but bits and pieces of our Moon lie scattered around our planet, the result of large celestial objects smashing into the lunar surface.
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Taylor Swift got another unwanted visitor at her Rhode Island home when a police pursuit ended with a stolen car smashing into her front gate.
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Michael Blackson probably should've been irate about a drunk driver smashing into his car -- but he was more flabbergasted than anything ... and we get why.
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Police said the Ferrari was "traveling at a high-rated speed" when its driver lost control and hitting multiple vehicles before smashing into a light pole.
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But our natural satellite has no atmosphere to speak of, so celestial objects of various sizes are unimpeded, smashing into the lunar surface at tremendous speeds.
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What's the optimal acceleration and deceleration, given you want the deliveries to be as efficient as possible while keeping the robots from smashing into one another?
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This is a game about eighty-ton robots smashing into each other, about huge missile salvos being fired, about battlefield drama on a very personal level.
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"He has been acting proactively," Mr. Rosselló said, adding that the president declared Puerto Rico a disaster zone as the storm was smashing into the island.
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The plane crossed all four lanes of busy Freeport Boulevard before smashing into three parked cars, slamming into Farrell's Ice Cream parlor and bursting into flames.
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"What's different is that it's a safer motorbike with the safety features and transforming ergonomics that will keep you from smashing into someone's car," he said.
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When these two objects combined, they spiraled around each other rapidly before smashing into one another, creating a gigantic fireball of light visible to telescopes on Earth.
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Other evidence, including the afterglow of the elliptical galaxy, supports the idea that we're listening to the cosmic scream of two massive objects smashing into each other.
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A BAe146 regional airliner operated by Bolivian charter company LAMIA had radioed that it was running out of fuel before smashing into a hillside outside Medellin, Colombia.
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The 31-year-old defending champ lost control of her dragster right off the starting line -- veering across her opponent's lane and smashing into the far wall.
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As the shrimper rolled in the heavy seas, the men swung precariously in the lifeboat—one second out over the water; the next smashing into the shrimper.
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It's where the truck she was driving came to a halt after flipping four times around a bend on Halls River Road and smashing into a tree.
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Two suspects tried to take off from the store's parking lot after shoplifting, but ended up smashing into the store, according to King County Sheriff's Office Sgt.
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The robocar did what humans typically do when they see something unexpected in their path—it swerved out of the way, smashing into the crowded public bus.
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In other words, Summon — and similar features that will inevitably come from other manufacturers — can't rely on an attentive owner to keep the car from smashing into something.
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While many episodes don't flinch when it comes to violence, it's been a long time since we saw the true brutality of two armies smashing into each other.
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The stolen beer truck traveled for more than 500 yards (meters) along Drottninggatan, a main pedestrian street, before smashing into a crowd outside the popular Ahlens department store.
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The train failed to stop as it came into Hoboken Station in New Jersey, smashing into commuters standing on the platform and destroying parts of the train station.
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Next is Gordon, founder of the Settlement, an anticapitalist whose meeting with Bruce the billionaire is one of the book's magical moments, a thesis smashing into its antithesis.
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A tanker truck carrying flammable gas exploded last week near the northern city of Bologna after smashing into a stopped truck, killing one person and injuring dozens of others.
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ANCHORAGE — The death of a man whose plane clipped one building before smashing into another in the heart of Anchorage was a suicide, a spokeswoman for his family said.
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Suddenly free to live its best life, the bus rolled in reverse for several blocks down Palmetto Street, damaging several cars along the way before smashing into a church.
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Didymos NASA plans to launch the prototype asteroid-deflecting Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission in 2021, aimed at smashing into the smaller "moonlet" of the double asteroid Didymos.
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And here, too, is one of those assholes, just about a week ago, nearly smashing into a cyclist after being struck by a car: Are you shaking with terror yet?
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It's tilted 43 degrees: No one is completely sure why — but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.
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The BAe146 regional airliner operated by Bolivian charter company LAMIA had radioed that it was running out of fuel before smashing into a hillside outside the Colombian city of Medellin.
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It's tilted 5 degrees: No one is completely sure why — but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.
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It's tilted 5 degrees: No one is completely sure why, but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.
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A witness to the Thursday attack, Federica Viezzoli, 40, described the vehicle "smashing into people" after it turned onto crowded Flinders Street, just as the evening commute home was beginning.
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In a demo to NBC News, the Interceptor was able to completely disable a drone hovering 100 feet off the ground, smashing into the craft from below and coming away unscathed.
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Video from the train's forward-facing camera showed the front of the train smashing into and overriding the bumper at the end of the track, causing a large flash, investigators wrote.
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At times it was like a bunch of gladiators smashing into one another at the coliseum while one chipper combatant wandered around shaking his head and urging everybody to get along.
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But a video has surfaced online that shows a truck smashing into a new type of barrier specifically designed to prevent attacks like those witnessed in France, Germany, and now Britain.
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On Friday, the European Space Agency's Rosetta orbiter will end its mission—by smashing into the comet it's been chasing since it woke up over two and a half years ago.
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It also killed four people in the Comoros before smashing into Mozambique, marking the first time on record two powerful storms had hit the country in such a short space of time.
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The accident, with the teenager smashing into the back of a stationary car, led to Formula One's governing body ordering a change to the rear jack points of cars for safety reasons.
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Justin Bieber's bodyguard is in a heap of trouble after allegedly driving drunk, smashing into a police car, badly injuring the cops and then fleeing the scene before he was corralled and arrested.
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A total of 230 twisters were reported Tuesday, the National Weather Service said, including one that traveled around two miles in Pensacola, Florida, smashing into an apartment complex at about 30:26 p.m.
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Videos posted online showed what appeared to be a jet catching fire and smashing into the ground, as well as rebels surrounding and insulting the pilot, who had parachuted safely to the ground.
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In either scenario, Haas would have been separated from his backpack upon smashing into the rock-strewn creek below; if conscious, he might have watched in anguish as the bag was swept downstream.
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CreditCreditThomas Struth for The New York Times In late August, as Hurricane Harvey began smashing into the Texas coast, a flood of data began pouring in along with the catastrophic quantities of rainwater.
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A large space rock smashing into a humongous space rock also differs from a missile onslaught, or an atomic bomb exploding on or beneath an asteroid's surface while a popular rock band plays.
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A Florida man's loved ones are heartbroken after he died this week in New York City where, according to officials, he was punched by another man on Sunday and sent smashing into the ground.
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An assistant basketball coach from Wake Forest University was arrested and charged in connection with the death of a Florida tourist who he allegedly punched in the face, sending him smashing into the pavement.
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When an interceptor launches, the kill vehicle uses "hit-to-kill" technology to target a warhead in space — then smashing into it at more than 10,000 miles per hour, pulverizing the threat upon impact.
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Last November, a man-made mountain of earth excavated from mines gave way, smashing into a makeshift settlement at the foot of the slag heap and burying more than 100 mine workers as they slept.
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Video footage showed the vehicle making an illegal turn before veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the protective barrier as two police officers jumped to safety.
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Video footage showed the car making an illegal turn before veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the protective barrier as two police officers jumped to safety.
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Genesis IIImage: Bigelow AerospaceEarlier today, the private American firm Bigelow Aerospace was notified by the U.S. Air Force that its Genesis II spacecraft has a slim chance of smashing into a dead Russian spy satellite.
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Everyone could probably use some top-line safety tech on the road—the glossy features that keep cars in their lane, out of blind spot trouble, and from smashing into a suddenly stopped truck up ahead.
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A crater collapse on the volcanic island at high tide on Saturday sent waves up to 2000 meters (21 feet) high smashing into the coast on the Sunda Strait, between the islands of Java and Sumatra.
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There are arcade-y races where you're trying to get a particular high score (you earn points by drifting, smashing into opponents, and pulling off jumps) and others where you're trying to beat a specific time.
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Billions of protons shoot around the 27-km (17-mile) underground ring before smashing into each other at an energy of 13 Tera electron Volts (TeV), or about 13 times the force of a flying mosquito.
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Baghdadi and other leaders are believed to have left Mosul, but Islamic State fighters are countering with snipers hiding among the population, car bombs and armored suicide trucks smashing into Iraqi positions around the Old City.
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Kris tells TMZ ... he was driving his tour van through Hollywood late Monday night when a police pursuit ended with an out-of-control car smashing into his vehicle, injuring him and sending his bulldog, Gracie, flying.
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Lucy, a famous early human ancestor that lived about 3.2 million years ago, may have died after falling from a tree, her bones and organs smashing into the savannah of present-day Ethiopia, a new study suggests.
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In 20153, researchers at the University of North Carolina, examining data gathered from helmet-mounted sensors, discovered that many football collisions compare in intensity to a vehicle smashing into a wall at twenty-five miles per hour.
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TOKYO, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Apart from the rainbow-coloured socks and pride flag flying next to the pitch it looked like any other rugby match, with players smashing into rucks, spinning passes wide and leaping at lineouts.
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As a former volunteer firefighter, I have a secret love of crash test videos — I've seen numerous real-world crashes up close, and I know what violence is done to cars smashing into each other at high-speeds.
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His gray suits resist the simple smashing into an Instagram frame: Their elegance is in the way they float around the body, the way they may look entirely different from the back than they do from the front.
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Christine Archibald, a Canadian living in the Netherlands, had come to London with her fiancé for a romantic weekend and was walking across London Bridge on Saturday when a white van veered off the road, smashing into her.
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Image: ESAThe European Space Agency was forced to perform a "collision avoidance maneuver" to prevent its Aeolus spacecraft from potentially smashing into one of Elon Musk's Starlink satellites, in what is quickly becoming an all-too-common occurrence.
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Every question at once, smashing into one another, in a deafening roar of life, one that has the ups and downs of supporting a sports team running through it, like a seaside town's name through a stick of rock.
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Thick ash clouds continued to spew from nearby Anak Krakatau, a volcanic island where a crater collapse on Saturday sent waves smashing into coastal areas on both sides of the Sunda Strait between the islands of Sumatra and Java.
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The fear isn't a robot uprising (at least not yet), but more mundane risks, such as autonomous vehicles and drones accidentally smashing into people, a factory robot crushing an absent-minded worker, or a Roomba giving your cat an unexpected shave.
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It's fun to track our planet's history to see how many different shapes North America once had, and how things like the mountain ranges on its edges got created (two land masses smashing into each other to boost the ground up).
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Partnering will not only provide small business owners more seamless access to SBA capital through better technology, but it will bring the solution to fruition radically faster than the government mapping out the lending platform forest by smashing into every tree.
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A momentary lapse of judgement and a mechanical failure are all that was necessary for this expensive stabilizer to fail at its one job: keeping the $70,000 camera it was supporting from smashing into pieces on the parking lot pavement.
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"This particular meteorite most probably comes out of the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and it's been nudged out of there by some asteroids smashing into each other, then one day it smashes into Earth,"Henry explained 10 daily.
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Powerful Hurricane Michael was hours away from smashing into Florida's northwestern shore on Wednesday with a wall of water and roof-shredding winds, and the state's governor said it would be the worst hurricane to hit the region in a century.
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Short story ... a driver claims Christy was stopped at a red light in the San Fernando Valley just before Xmas when she jumped the gun and tried to make a right, smashing into a Mercedes that had the right of way.
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Thick ash clouds continued to spew from Anak Krakatau, a volcanic island where a crater collapse at high tide on Saturday sent waves smashing into coastal areas on both sides of the Sunda Strait between the islands of Sumatra and Java.
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Aside from preventing weapons of mass destruction from entering into space, no formal laws or treaties exist to manage the stuff that goes up into orbit nor what operators should do to prevent their satellites from smashing into other satellites.
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Hughes certainly seems to be aware that blasting yourself into the sky is not something that most people would consider a particularly good idea, given possible outcomes like being scalded by red-hot steam or smashing into the ground at lethal speeds.
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It's tilted 5 degrees, like so: (No one is completely sure why — but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.) Basically, this means during most new moons, the shadow misses Earth.
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QUITO, Ecuador — A bus apparently lost its brakes, hit another vehicle at high speed and rolled over four times, killing at least 24 people and injuring 22 while smashing into several houses along a highway near Ecuador's capital early Tuesday, officials said.
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Image 2 of 2 QUITO, Ecuador – A bus hit another vehicle at high speed and then rolled over four times, killing at least 24 people and injuring 19 while smashing into several houses along a highway near Ecuador&aposs capital early Tuesday, officials said.
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His goal in the 5-0 thrashing of Peru in the group stages was a testament to his outstanding fitness as he marauded forward from the halfway line and made two one-two passes with team mates before smashing into the roof of the net.
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But this time it was an eruption of Anak Krakatau volcano that caused its crater to partially collapse into the sea at high tide, sending waves up to 22 meters (5003 feet) high smashing into densely populated coastal areas on Java and Sumatra islands.
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Police said that boy initially pulled over, but when the officer tried to use his cruiser to box the car in, he hit the gas and tried to get away, smashing into the police car and causing minor damage to both vehicles before coming to a stop.
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The site, located on a high-altitude plateau near the rim of an extinct volcanic crater, will allow the pristine viewing conditions for spotting the bits of blue light known as Cherenkov radiation that are characteristic of high-energy gamma rays smashing into Earth's upper atmosphere.
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Corfiots mark Holy Saturday with a strange old custom referred to as the "botides" - where large clay jugs filled with water are thrown from the balconies of homes in the center of town, smashing into pieces onto the streets below as thousands gather around to watch.
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When the "fall" happens, we're forced by tragedy or a failure so deep—smashing into the rock bottom of the chasm in our soul—that our container is shattered and all the parts of who we thought we were show themselves to merely be a thin shell.
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Just in the last week we've also been told that "self-driving cars" will cause sprawl, "self-driving cars" will turn streets into robot slot-car tracks unfit for humans, and "self-driving cars" will suddenly become sentient and start smashing into each other in some dystopian hacking scenario.
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And the blade was not the only object in Tut's tomb made from an unusual and rare material: a scarab necklace he was buried with is believe to be silica glass, caused by the impact of another space rock smashing into the Libyan desert and melting the nearby sand.
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Within 222 hours, it would become the strongest hurricane to hit the United States in more than a decade, smashing into the Texas coast, inundating the nation's fourth-largest city and prompting some to question whether the public could have been warned earlier about the scale of the threat.
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Let's try a little thought experiment: Would the corpse of a full-grown warlock, a male individual with some power and influence, be subjected to such indignity if he happened to be flying on a much larger broom and ended up smashing into the wall of someone's house?
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Clouds of ash spewed from the nearby Anak Krakatau, or child of Krakatau, almost obscuring the volcanic island where a crater collapse at high tide on Saturday sent waves up to 245 meters (363 feet) high smashing into the coast on the Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra islands.
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While the concerns expressed by Bigelow are certainly valid, the fact of the matter is that one its own retired spacecraft—which lost its maneuvering ability—is at risk of smashing into an old, dead satellite from the early 1980s, in an incident that doesn't involve anything launched after 2007.
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It was a big deal when top drone brands like DJI first mastered those things, but we can generally take them for granted now — the latest DJI drones even have obstacle avoidance sensors that keep them from smashing into big objects as well, even if they're nowhere near as advanced as Skydio.
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On the morning of Friday, June 24, Britain woke up to the cold wet fish of a Major Change smashing into their collective mush––but not, I warrant, in the Valley of Eavis, for here there were more important matters afoot than the destinies of millions; namely, the kicks of a couple of hundred thousand revelers.
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Whether it be the ankles that are routinely turned as wrestlers fall from the edge of the dohyo, digits being mangled in the belt of the other man, limbs being landed on by felled opponents or concussions sustained in the course of a slugfest—the business of two three-hundred-pound men smashing into each other is a damaging one.
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He's the 15-year-old kid towards the front in the old Strokes shirt he bought off eBay; he's the college girls a little further back dancing around in a circle with daisy chains in their hair; he's the married couple he keeps smashing into who beam from ear to ear and make out at the crescendo of every song.
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When she and Villanelle cross paths for the first time, it feels like two genres smashing into one another — bloody, globe-trotting suspense and workplace dramedy — as Villanelle, who's come to a hospital to kill a witness in protective custody, advises Eve, who's there to question that same person, to wear her hair down when the two share an unsuspecting moment together in the bathroom.
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So set aside for a moment which team it was (it was the Arizona Cardinals, in 2013) and just close your eyes and picture Mr. Winston at his apex: 6-foot-7, 302 pounds, shoulders square and flat like a base camp at the foot of a sheer cliff to the top of his head, exhausted from smashing into things for hours, and lumbering into a training facility for his post-practice treatment.
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Here's the setup: The scandal being referred to as "Champagne Gate" kicked off when Megyn Kelly look alike Kelsey set up a romantic spot for her and Bachelor Peter Weber, a boyish pilot who is famous for smashing into former Bachelorette Hannah Brown four times whilst in a windmill, to get to know each other, laying out candles and a bottle of Champagne imported all the way from Des Moines in front of a fireplace.
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