As The Next Web points out in its coverage of the video, Autopilot wrecks are rarer than wrecks caused by human drivers.
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NASA ASTRONAUT&aposS SPACE TREASURE MAP SPARKS HUNT FOR CARIBBEAN WRECKS Miklos, however, did not have the specific locations of the wrecks before embarking on the Bahamas project.
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I have years of time wrapped up in the research, but I now have the legal rights, have been on the wrecks—it's multiple wrecks—and absolutely know we will be finding treasure.
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Disruption wrecks havoc on fruit fly development, causing devastating deformities.
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"We've got two very ugly train wrecks here," Cramer said.
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It also kind of wrecks working with any other artist.
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Housing instability wrecks credit histories and disrupts work and school.
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Now we see a lot of human wrecks among entrepreneurs.
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Actual emergencies included car wrecks, heart attacks and drug overdoses.
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Both wrecks are available to PADI Open Water Divers or equivalent.
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About 94% of all car wrecks are caused by human error.
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In Mr McKay's telling, Cheney bestrides the world, and wrecks it.
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At least 60 vehicles were involved in the series of wrecks.
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" She and Mr. Friedman visited some places he described as "wrecks.
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Any time your subject has a cold, it wrecks the profile.
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Cussler even had the names of those two wrecks mixed up, and based on the latitude and longitude he later published for one of the wrecks, I don't believe he ever even went to the right spot.
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One of those 16 wrecks left its mark on maps of Biloxi.
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GM executive wrecks Corvette pace car at Indycar&aposs Detroit Grand Prix
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Usually from 40 meters and below we have wrecks in good condition.
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An estimated 35,000 to 40,000 people die in auto wrecks every year.
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You are there in cases of fires, floods, and emergencies, train wrecks.
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"People have an innate need to look at car wrecks," she noted.
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While inspecting the wrecks, authorities found the decomposing bodies of four men.
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The movie provides startling, detailed looks at the wrecks drug addicts become.
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Nothing wrecks your solving mojo more than a cross-referenced clue, right?
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While stationed in Hawaii, he learned scuba diving and explored underwater wrecks.
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Some people who deliver Amazon packages have been involved in deadly wrecks.
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Some people who deliver Amazon packages have been involved in deadly wrecks.
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"All of venture capital's train wrecks happen in slow motion," Douvos said.
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The Flintstones comic book wrecks that memory — in the best way possible.
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"We've got two very ugly train wrecks here," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The Xfinity Series, NASCAR's version of AAA baseball, was similarly full of wrecks.
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As we approached Aleppo, the wrecks of cars and trucks littered the road.
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There were some real wrecks on the Jawa sandcrawler and in Jabba's palace.
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Speaking of disastrous car wrecks, a bit more Twitter news to talk about.
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There are a lot more wrecks out there than most people can conceive.
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There are few explosions or car wrecks and no gunfire to speak of.
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This type of snow squall can lead to multi-car wrecks on interstates.
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"I was thankful I got through a lot of the wrecks," he said.
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And he had plenty of material, given his propensity for verbal traffic wrecks.
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BoJack does terrible things, and he hurts people, and he wrecks his relationships.
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Just look in the mirror; it's because adults are often financial train wrecks themselves.
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Miklos has been using the maps to seek out a slew of historic wrecks.
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It's the only thing that would have saved the fleet of tottering old wrecks.
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Most drug users ultimately stop That said, though, abusing drugs undoubtedly wrecks many lives.
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This guy's been collecting airplane wrecks for 25 years, it's just this amazing place.
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Researchers across the globe are working to locate sites of World War II wrecks.
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As noted, these wrecks are not just important historical sites, they're also war graves.
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Beohm confirmed a snow squall created whiteout conditions at the time of the wrecks.
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Completely. When you look at successful stand-up, dramatic comics, they are train wrecks.
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This all happened after Earnhardt was involved in two wrecks earlier in the race.
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Consumers worry about product safety (tainted milk, for example) and accidents (like train wrecks).
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Eight were in Iowa, where some were due to car wrecks in snowy conditions.
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The wrecks occurred over the weekend, but the toll was released only on Tuesday.
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Thousands of drivers die every year in wrecks caused by texting behind the wheel.
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I've seen a number of train wrecks but I've never seen one like this.
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Collectively known as the Usukan Bay Wrecks (also known as the "Rice Bowl Wrecks" on account of their cargo), all three are within a kilometer of each other, and are prized by recreational divers for their near-pristine condition and rich aquatic life.
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Divers discovered in November that the wrecks of two Dutch warships sunk in the Battle of the Java Sea, which the Perth had also participated in, had been completely stripped by marine salvagers, who have ransacked many other wrecks lying in Indonesian waters.
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Kris wrecks her car down the street from her house, and Rob is, well, Rob.
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As the exhibition shows, however, such carnage provokes defiance as often as it wrecks morale.
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The chase ended when Higgs crossed into oncoming traffic south of Senatobia, causing multiple wrecks.
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Borneman also has plans to make beer from bottles found in other wrecks around Australia.
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Associated chemical changes will likely erode the cement-like coating that covers many historic wrecks.
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What are the stories behind the spaceship-wrecks and the colossal skeletons in the desert?
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Other researchers are also working to locate the sites of U.S. World War II wrecks.
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I actually found five wrecks and literally handfuls of ancient coins before I was 21970.
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With Mr. Cussler leading expeditions and joining dives, the organization eventually located some 60 wrecks.
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But if you don't watch out, it could become a habit that wrecks your finances.
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"I want to know what rocks, wrecks or other hazards might be there," he said.
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You can download both podcasts on the Train Wrecks Podcast site, and subscribe on iTunes.
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They present the uncomfortable texture of life's constant cultural collisions and wrecks without forced transitions.
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I do a bunch of weight lifting and end with stretching — moving seriously wrecks your body!
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Kurt Busch, who was involved in one of the wrecks, expressed his frustration in a tweet.
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Officials worked with the state to outlaw heavy trucks, she said, but there are still wrecks.
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Selfish player is the guy who wrecks his team because he wants to be the star.
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In 2015, 43% of drivers killed in wrecks were driving drugged, while 37% were driving drunk.
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Clive Cussler has claimed credit for discovering a number of wrecks that I had previously found.
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These wrecks are almost all deliberate experiments, but sometimes a lander becomes an accidental impact probe.
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And then, years later, trying the thing again, though it wrecks your marriage, and failing again.
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Side Street Mike Vargas knows how to deal with wrecks, even ones that could take years.
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"This is truly a statement that wrecks the nation and harms the people," Mr. He wrote.
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Last season at the Daytona 500, there were three big wrecks in the last 25 miles.
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But in the final 40 miles, a series of major wrecks took out half the competitors.
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Between amnesia, car wrecks, and plane battles, hoo boy does Letty get put through the ringer.
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Most of the wrecks we see, you are not able to see that level of detail.
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The problem with climate is it wrecks our chance at economic security as well as physical security.
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Soon the Islamic revolution becomes a tyranny that wrecks the dreams of Nahid and her secular comrades.
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"The desecration of a war grave is a serious offense," hinting that the wrecks were illegally salvaged.
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The two had struck up a friendship years before hunting for treasure-laden wrecks in various seas.
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At least 27 US service members have died in noncombat-related wrecks of military aircraft this year.
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We've seen a busted weightlifter, two major cycling wrecks, and a gymnast's shin broken cleanly in half.
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And men are more likely to be involved in drunk driving wrecks by a factor of four.
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The race, held in Daytona Beach, Florida, is particularly famous for its photo finishes and unfortunate wrecks.
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Divers first found the WWII wrecks -- which were declared war graves -- off the coast of Indonesia in 22015.
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State officials said Route 128 northbound north of Interstate 93 was closed because of multivehicle wrecks, WFXT said.
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I report on everything — community events, City Council meetings, car wrecks, the occasional drug bust, murder or tornado.
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Today, they're not famous train wrecks, or famous wives to bad men, or child actors with unfulfilled careers.
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" Reilly said the plot was "top secret," but did reveal "Ralph leaves the arcade and wrecks the internet!
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Sonar images showed imprints of where the wrecks used to be on the ocean floor—but no ships.
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Around 2,200 people died when these ships went down, and the wrecks have been declared sacred war graves.
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There are some car wrecks and explosions nearby, to provide obstacles and ratchet up tension during the driving.
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The transport ministry promised to fix it in 2016 after 27 people died in wrecks the previous year.
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NBC station WRAL of Raleigh quoted investigators as saying rubberneckers were believed to have caused several more wrecks.
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"It was a change from going into a courtroom and hearing about wrecks, rapes and robberies," he said.
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Brad Keselowski won the crash-fest, which was dominated by wrecks that caused millions of dollars in damage.
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"I believe strongly that we need to make sure that Wall Street never wrecks Main Street again," Mrs.
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Meanwhile, the British have a 18483 agreement with Canada stating the Brits own the wrecks and their contents.
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If a flood wrecks your house and belongings, and you don't have flood insurance, what can you do?
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The equation of useful compromise with defeat leads to train wrecks, whether in the Legislative or Executive Branch.
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It is the media, you, and your appetite for wanting to watch political train wrecks from your couch.
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Though perhaps he isn't thinking of the scene in which Bruce Willis' character completely wrecks his flying taxi.
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The wrecks from this year's Democratic demolition derby are the biggest obstacles to the party's victory in November.
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The photographs show collapsed buildings and bridges, a housing development leveled by a tornado, train wrecks and floods.
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To date, the team has uncovered 67 wrecks, including Roman trading ships and a 17th Century Cossack trading fleet.
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Long-ago crashes and wrecks are recalled by rusting aircraft engines and anchors, lined up on the coral foreshore.
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Shootings. Sometimes it's car wrecks, sometimes it's other tragedies, but a high percentage is related to our violent culture.
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But in the case of the missing Japanese wrecks, there appears to be some complicity from a local university.
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If the heavy oil leaks, it will create the typical conditions that we associate with traditional ship wrecks, i.e.
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" Pete clarified, "I'm attracted to creative people and train wrecks, and there's no shortage of that in Los Angeles.
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An extremely intoxicated Bash, after going MIA for a week, crashes the meeting and almost wrecks it for them.
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"They respect that they don't disturb the wrecks at all and they don't publicize the exact coordinates," he said.
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A Takoma Park man reportedly started reporting phantom wrecks and traffic jams on his street before Waze banned him.
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A light glaze of ice and several car wrecks were reported in San Antonio, according to CNN affiliate KSAT.
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We are drawn to people who seem active, like they're accomplishing things, even if they're just creating train wrecks.
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BEN was also used in Lake Huron's Thunder Bay, sometimes called "Shipwreck Alley" for its history of disastrous wrecks.
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It also wrecks the public conversation via bots and botnets impersonating real people, spreading viral disinformation and broken news.
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Musicians, even powdered-wig types like Bach and Mozart, are notorious for making train wrecks of their personal lives.
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Utah Highway Patrol troopers were dealing with a "huge smattering" of wrecks across the state starting Friday afternoon, Sgt.
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At least six people have died in wrecks involving vehicles delivering Amazon packages in recent years, the investigation found.
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We are not molding ourselves in the image of the messy, dangerous, glamorized train wrecks of a decade past.
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From AMERICA THE ANXIOUS: How Our Pursuit of Happiness is Creating a Nation of Nervous Wrecks by Ruth Whippman.
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The wrecks of the admiral's ship, the cruiser HNMLS De Ruyter and another Dutch cruiser, HNLMS Java, had completely disappeared.
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A week ago in the Playoffs opener at Las Vegas, wrecks took a big toll on the field of contenders.
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But all it takes to change that is a couple of wrecks in one player's fleet of self-driving cars.
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You Play The Girl: On Playboy Bunnies, Stepford Wives, Train Wrecks, & Other Mixed Messages by Carina Chocano is available now.
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It's also equipped with a sonar device that searches out points of interest underwater, including sunken wrecks and submerged buildings.
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Over the years, scavengers have located the wrecks and stolen parts for their raw materials, including steel, aluminum, and brass.
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So, it is about rebellion, it is about fashion, it is about music, and it also wrecks all those things.
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They gave up on their daughter, and the realization that she was alive and suffering all those years wrecks them.
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Actually finding interesting dive sites, sunken wrecks, places where you can do very accurate capture and create a real shipwreck.
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In many wrecks around Florida, for instance, seagrass functions as an anchor, holding sediment in place and blanketing fragile timbers.
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Photos from the day showed a huge cloud of black smoke, rising from the smoldering wrecks of dozens of vehicles.
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Officials say there are 27 wrecks -- some of Union ships, others of Confederate -- associated with the Wilmington-Fort Fisher campaign.
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On a day when metaphorical train wrecks were not exactly a rare commodity, few made more costly mistakes than Mickelson.
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Hey, there's no denying the romantic streak that runs through most Pisces' psyches, but that doesn't mean they're codependent wrecks.
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He only looks tame next to Trump's ravening beast — Dr. Jekyll titrating the formulae while Mr. Hyde wrecks the lab.
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We had found one of the richest treasure wrecks ever discovered; giving it up was the price for my life.
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The Petrel is perhaps the best-equipped, and certainly the most successful, private vessel on Earth for finding deepwater wrecks.
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In the checkout line, at the gas pump, in the shower, they hissed: car wrecks, cancers, the uselessness of odds.
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The letter told of horses and teenage car wrecks and his pride in what Sarah and Mallory Ward had accomplished.
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Video footage on state television showed two blazing wrecks: the car crushed beyond recognition and the truck gutted by flames.
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And people will still get the flu, have car wrecks, and deliver babies, needing some large portion of those beds.
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Multiple wrecks snarled Interstate 82 in Benton County, including one involving a semitruck that jackknifed, CNN affiliate KEPR-TV reported.
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" Polling a week before Iowa revealed that while Republicans are growing more excited about the 2020 election, Democrats are "nervous wrecks.
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The incident bears a striking resemblance to the disappearance of two Dutch wrecks lost during the Battle of the Java Sea.
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Most of the migrants in the recent wrecks were from Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan, the U.N refugee agency said last week.
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If a wild pack of raccoons breaks into your home and wrecks the place, however, you're in for a rude awakening.
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The Smithsonian has referred to ocean acidification as "climate change's equally evil twin," and it could pose big problems for wrecks.
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It's not a stretch to believe that similar strategies could eventually be used to monitor wrecks in foreign waters as well.
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As Hurricane Michael wrecks havoc on Florida and parts of the Southeast, Donald Trump has spent Thursday meeting with Kanye West.
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Tim Boetsch Wrecks Rafael Natal in One The second bout of the televised prelims was an intriguing clash of middleweight veterans.
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Authorities told the Canterbury Crown Court that the men used winching equipment to haul "huge" pieces of wrecks from the seabed.
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"I have been on the receiving end of that a few times, and it wrecks the date pretty fast," he said.
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We can come out of these months as nervous wrecks, having spent the time alternating between moments of boredom and terror.
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When it comes to books, Evan takes whatever he can find—freebies on the curb, or sour wrecks from garbage bins.
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Two bodies were found in the snow far from the wrecks of the two aircraft, a spokesman for the rescuers said.
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As many as 300 cars were stranded on a highway in blizzard conditions after several wrecks, including a semitruck that jackknifed.
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NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Newman wrecks during the final lap of the Daytona 254, in Daytona Beach, Florida, Feb. 218.
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"We work hard to get ahead of our business and this just wrecks our plans," Port City founder Bill Butcher said.
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He called that project — presciently, terribly — L'animita, the term used for roadside shrines left to honor those killed in car wrecks.
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"You've got a list of drivers that are making moves that they're unqualified to make and it causes big wrecks," Keselowski said.
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"I couldn't count the number of fatal wrecks on that road," Pedernales Fire Department spokesman Justin O'Baugh told The Austin American-Statesman .
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I mean, they were in car wrecks, they lost a kitten, they were in a fight with their boyfriend and broke up.
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Are there no adults left in the White House capable of providing sober advice to the President to avoid ethical train wrecks?
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This protective layer, called concretion, appears most often on iron wrecks; it's a byproduct of rust interacting with seawater and attracting organisms.
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In light of this incident, British officials are hatching a plan to monitor wrecks in UK waters with satellites, radar, and sensors.
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Meanwhile, E.M.S. workers put injured people in neck and back braces and transferred them from the wrecks onto gurneys and into ambulances.
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The two wrecks were found nearly 60 miles from where historians assumed the ships had been trapped in ice and then sunk.
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UNESCO estimates that there are 9183m wrecks on the sea and ocean floors: 30 for every ship that now sails the surface.
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What is fact is the number of car wrecks as a direct result of marijuana use in Colorado is up by 48%.
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Political tensions and lack of transparency from the North Korean government make it difficult to determine why so many wrecks have arrived.
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Just 7% of men and 5% of women 75 and older who were involved in deadly wrecks were speeding at the time.
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But Cox says he expects that the Navy will periodically visit the carrier and other known wrecks to ensure they remain untouched.
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Ko Hla Phyu, who wasn't pleased when we talked to Muslims or showed too much interest in the scorched wrecks of mosques.
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The Shortlist YOU PLAY THE GIRL On Playboy Bunnies, Stepford Wives, Train Wrecks, and Other Mixed Messages By Carina Chocano 275 pp.
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Unless they're compared directly and immediately, the 2018 remixes don't feel too drastic; nothing wrecks a song or leaps out as anachronistic.
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And houses that were once tucked neatly into the hills are now roofless, irreparably damaged wrecks sliding down the sides of them.
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A fraught trip to China wrecks the dads' relationship, but by then the girls want to force the incompatible couple back together.
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It's an important decision, as the ships represent one of the earliest wrecks dating back to the European settlement of the New World.
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Artifacts, history, and archaeology aside, many of these wrecks are very dangerous, containing environmental and public safety hazards like oil or unexploded bombs.
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A picture posted on the Tasnim website showed the smoking wrecks of a handful of large trucks with a fire truck beside them.
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To be sure, the composition of the incoming class would be different, but the number of "emotional wrecks" would still be the same.
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The wrecks were rediscovered back in 2002, but a new expedition to mark the 75th anniversary of the historic battle came up short.
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It broke us on TV last year and was the subject of everything from dark comedies to Oscar winners to cinematic train wrecks.
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Our memories are of vehicles exploding in a ball of flames, of the burned-out wrecks of others, of mad dashes to safety.
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This is a huge no-no, as military wrecks are internationally recognized as war graves, regardless of where and when they went down.
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Desecration of wrecks of war and merchant vessels causes distress to loved ones of those lost on board and is against international law.
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Most years, they met in the second round while two train wrecks from the Norris Division got matched up in the other series.
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The Petrel's purpose is to find wrecks, and this moment was the purest distillation of that imperative, but there was no immediate celebration.
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An image of the well-preserved medieval ship found at the bottom of the Black Sea, one of more than 40 wrecks discovered.
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When an uninsured motorist wrecks his car, no one complains that GEICO won't sell him a policy and immediately pay $7,000 for repairs.
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" A friend of mine put it this way: "I will use a walker so I won't fall, even when it wrecks my outfit.
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We want to highlight moments of the everyday 'off,' creating a continuous exhibition of the meaty wrecks that make up our everyday routines.
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Moreover, many don't believe they're imparting any harm or indignity onto the wrecks, and that other groups and individuals are inflicting far more damage.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLebron James Boycotts Trump HotelsDesiigner Wrecks A FerrariDave Chappelle Has Some Awesome Celebrity FriendsAndy Cohen is Suffering from Some Major Bieber Fever
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The researchers further suggest the location technique used by PinMe may be better for autonomous cars than GPS, which can be spoofed, causing wrecks.
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It just wrecks me…When somebody dies, it just feels a million times worse when their last thoughts are of utter despair and terror.
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NBC Sports actually graphed out the number of cars involved in wrecks across the week at Daytona, calling it one of the costliest ever.
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When the story opens, Cal works for a scrapper's guild, salvaging wrecks from the galaxy-spanning Clone Wars in exchange for cold, hard credits.
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The Cat breaks into Sally and her brother's house with his two goons, wrecks everything, and thoroughly alarms both children and their pet fish.
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North Carolina has 500 car wrecks in 11 hours In Durham County, residents typically get about 1003 inches of snow over an entire year.
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They're interesting for a second or two, but the car wrecks he'd photographed years before—pulverized and accordioned vehicles—were more authentically, captivatingly warped.
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On Monday, two more bodies were found buried under a boat while city workers attempted to drag one of the wrecks off the beach.
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The Tesla devastates the Germans on straight-line performance and wrecks them in terms of cool factor, so it comes down to what's important.
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Sandra Bullock stars as the astronaut Dr. Ryan Stone, whose first mission in space is derailed by high-speed debris that wrecks her spaceship.
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LONDON — Almost two shiploads of migrants, 245 in total, were feared dead in wrecks in the Mediterranean Sea, United Nations officials said on Tuesday.
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Dr. Foley, who has explored a number of Black Sea wrecks, said the sea's overall expanse undoubtedly held tens of thousands of lost ships.
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Three multicar wrecks in the final 218 miles scrambled the order and ended the hopes of more than half of the 40-car field.
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On YouTube, he's chronicled his journey to learn how the cars' internal systems work—and how to repair them after floods, fires and wrecks.
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"This island used to be so littered with wrecks that there were entire companies making pots and pans out of these planes," Eydal explained.
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"The point is it is not there, where it once was there," he added, suggesting the wrecks may have somehow "shifted" on their own underwater.
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Some divers and salvors think it's a huge waste for these wrecks to lie at the bottom of the sea, their precious artifacts wasting away.
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Charlotte police reported two people dead in separate fatal crashes early Saturday, although investigators are still trying to figure out if ice caused the wrecks.
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From there, they'll deploy them to other high-risk areas in town, where there's a lot of traffic and where wrecks often occur, Hagel added.
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In one case, the driver fell asleep, and the others occurred in wet conditions, with speed a factor in at least one of those wrecks.
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They're realizing that many kids admitted into top schools are emotional wrecks or slavish adherents to soulless scripts that forbid the exploration of genuine passions.
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The town sign, proudly proclaiming a current population of 92, is a hit with tourists, artfully surrounded by rusting car wrecks embedded in the dirt.
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The wrecks are being blown apart with explosives by people pretending to be fishermen, who then extract the bits of metal from the ocean floor.
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Jones passed Martin Truex Jr. with about a lap remaining after one of several earlier wrecks denied Truex from what looked like a sure victory.
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There is also no "Shipwreck Beach" on the island, but an area on the northeast side of the island is called the Bay of Wrecks.
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The insurance companies that use Copart want the largest number of potential buyers for those wrecks, and Copart has "the biggest auctions," Mr. Beiley said.
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You sometimes come across ruins or wrecks where Six can be dispatched to explore and often return with some new relic for you to examine.
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Harry Haynes, a Pep Boys service manager, said failed car batteries can leave you stranded and improper tire inflation can lead to spinouts and wrecks.
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"About half of the nominees that Republican presidents have put on the court have turned into train wrecks, have turned into liberal activists," Cruz said.
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The same morbid fascination that draws eyes to car wrecks keeps us reading about and watching the injuries online, even if broadcast cameras cut away.
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They may give commuters greater speed — even without higher speed limits — by reducing congestion and car wrecks, or with vehicle platooning and synchronized traffic lights.
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The Petrel in recent years has discovered dozens of wrecks of ships that once flew the flags of the American, British, Japanese and Italian navies.
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At least six of those wrecks involved vehicles that were stalled or otherwise stopped on the tracks, according to the NTSB and the Federal Railroad Administration.
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Wednesday morning was cold in Boston, and icy road conditions in the Wakefield area north of the city caused numerous wrecks, CNN affiliate WFXT-TV reported.
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The subtext of wealth and celebrity wrecks his potential as an everyman figure — one who might conceivably have eschewed megastar-specific afflictions for universal human error.
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In total, the museum has discovered 1183 wrecks in the North Sea and in the Skagerrak Strait between Norway, Sweden, and the Jutland peninsula of Denmark.
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Instead, he got cast in two bloated film wrecks — John Carter and Battleship — both of which were released in 2000 and both of which massively flopped.
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The Bahamas offer divers a host of wrecks at a wide range of depths, from leisurely snorkel tours to more testing deep dives and night dives.
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The company ran a network of Facebook pages that were essentially content farms, like the Diving Wrecks and Reefs page that consisted of pretty underwater photos.
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At least 880 migrants drowned in a series of sinkings and wrecks in the past week, said Spindler, citing new information from survivors who reached Italy.
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On rare occasions a crashed ship might be worth fixing up, but usually these wrecks have so many broken systems that they're not worth the trouble.
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Last week, I felt like we had one of the fastest cars and we didn't get to show it (because of two wrecks during the race).
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In 2015, 45 Americans were killed in alcohol-related wrecks — more than half of all accidents that day, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Men's Basketball: If you're the type who can't look away from train wrecks, you might want to tune in for the United States-China preliminary game.
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"It cuts down your chances of animals taking your line down, or car wrecks that take it down, or storms that take it down," Brown said.
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I personally don't want to visit that edge, for several reasons, not least because I'm not interested in being the guy who wrecks the $400,000 supercar.
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The San Diego is among more than 2,500 shipwrecks and 14,000 aircraft wrecks around the world that are managed by the Naval History and Heritage Command.
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The lagoon there, long a tourist destination for divers, is still dotted with the wrecks of sunken ships and aircraft that have yet to be identified.
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In 2008, in the midst of the worldwide financial crisis, the Canadian government announced a multiagency government initiative to locate the wrecks of the two ships.
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The DOT said numerous spinouts were reported on interstates, and Interstate 5 through Seattle was shut down at times for snow removal and because of wrecks.
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He knows immediately why he's off the hook and it wrecks him, even though he can now stop hemorrhaging money on legal fees and potential settlements.
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Mr. Rainey never graduated from college — it is not certain where he went or for how long — and found work on a yachting crew salvaging wrecks.
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There were countless wrecks there, and Robert S. Singleton, the executive director of the Greater Astoria Historical Society, noted that the General Slocum disaster unfolded there.
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Britain announced that it will transfer ownership of the wrecks of the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror — the ships of the ill-fated Franklin expedition — to Canada.
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They're emotional, enervated wrecks, husks of their formerly composed selves, and all they want to do is just finish the recording and move on with their lives.
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The one thing that wrecks a perfect day at the pool is the aftermath — that moment when you get home and try to comb through your hair.
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It's a familiar story, in which a extraordinary young man enters the league and totally wrecks shit, snatching the crown from the head of the last king.
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Americans haven't had a raise in 15 years," Clinton said, adding that she wanted to do more to ensure that "Wall Street never wrecks Main Street again.
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James Comey's dismissal left little doubt that Trump's preoccupation with personal loyalty—even more than incompetence, stupidity, or corruption—could be the thing that wrecks his presidency.
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Derrick Rose's Pleasantly Surprising Activity Anyone who's seen Derrick Rose play basketball over the past five years already knows how he wrecks his team's spacing on offense.
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Opponents of fully autonomous vehicles have said the safety of driverless cars has yet to be proved, and they cite wrecks involving Google prototypes on public streets.
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The set, reportedly from a performance earlier in December, was swiftly condemned, but presumably also provided some comfort for anyone concerned that #MeToo irrevocably wrecks men's lives.
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Got my house in order but never quite could give up The drink, the way it confects me, the way I stay spoked With what wrecks me.
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This metric is backed up by a January Associated Press poll which found "Democrats are nervous wrecks and Republican excitement has grown," ahead of the November election.
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Those deaths include alcohol-related cancer and cardiovascular diseases; intentional injuries, such as violence and self-harm; and unintentional injuries, such as drowning, traffic wrecks and fires.
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Private contractors do most of the recovery of damaged or sunken boats, using barges with cranes, and scuba divers who attach pontoons and inflatable airbags to wrecks.
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Everywhere you go in West Virginia, there are wrecks of houses half-destroyed by fire or fallen in with age, overgrown with weeds and surrounded by trash.
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The wrecks lie in the small island archipelago of Fournoi, in the Eastern Aegean, and span a huge period from ancient Greece right through to the 20th century.
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"They want her to break down / Be a legend of her fall," proclaim the lyrics of the song, which speak to the public fascination with tabloid train wrecks.
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David Steinberg, the president of the Australasian Institute of Maritime Archaeology, said the case of the Perth and other wartime wrecks showed the importance of ratifying the convention.
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Twenty-seven US service members have died in noncombat-related wrecks of military aircraft this year, with seven people killed in four crashes that occurred over four days.
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The expedition is an effort started by the late Paul Allen, the billionaire cofounder of Microsoft, and the searches have already found several historic wrecks from the war.
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Every year, the agency wrecks several rental cars; students spend so much time staring at their mirrors that they sometimes lose sight of what's in front of them.
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The final buzzer may not sound until this fall, but threats of government shutdowns, procedural train wrecks, continuing resolutions, debt limit impasses, and spending cap fights will continue.
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A middle-aged writer teaching at a liberal-arts college has sex with a student and is engulfed in a scandal that wrecks his marriage and his career.
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Though to be fair, you pretty much get to cope however you please when a genocidal sack of purple gelatin with a colorful glove wrecks your whole universe.
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The Department of Transportation said numerous spinouts were reported on interstates, and Interstate 5 through Seattle was shut down at times for snow removal and because of wrecks.
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Apologies for starting on a morbid note, but in a practical sense, by far the leading cause of the death for young people in America is car wrecks.
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"I look at it like, 'This is life,' " Mr. Edwards said last week after a quick tour of his property, where freezers had been reduced to mangled, twisted wrecks.
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The ASA worked to protect historic shipwrecks like the DeBraak, but it didn't cover military wrecks, which were considered the property of the country that commissioned the sunken craft.
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But with the wrecks of more than a thousand galleons and merchant ships thought to lie along the country's coastline, offering incentives to treasure-hunters seems a canny investment.
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Today his son, Ernesto junior, runs the family's five Rent-A-Wrecks in East Haven and the surrounding areas and said the business model has been a good one.
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The plane maker holds its annual shareholders meeting as the Federal Aviation Administration and regulators the world over launch a review of the aircraft grounded after two deadly wrecks.
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On her way to a mysterious tomb called Mother of Death, her ship wrecks, and she finds herself stuck on an island with a bunch of very angry inhabitants.
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Bindra said they are also looking to tap research missions as well as explorers searching for sunken wrecks together with data pulled from ships, fishing boats and commercial companies.
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Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who was the race's defending champion, was involved in two of the wrecks, the first involving 22 cars in some way or another on lap 54.
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For these sites that are not yet damp, water is a threat—sometimes a distant one, sometimes one that's gaining ground—but for the wrecks, it's a foregone conclusion.
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Wrecks are already deluged, of course, but rising sea levels could affect them, too, because depth changes—even relatively small ones—can trigger changes that cascade through the environment.
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On the other hand, she's a wreck — and not in that "tee-hee, I'm just a lil girl with all this whiskey!" way women are "wrecks" in TV shows.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday urged "every CEO in America" to commit to a year of no stock buybacks as the coronavirus pandemic wrecks the U.S. economy.
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And American warships have not been immune — the wrecks of the submarine U.S.S. Perch and the destroyer U.S.S. Pope have disappeared sometime in the last two or three years.
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Things start going horribly wrong and after an earthquake wrecks the station, the crew's got to survive in the depths of the ocean and outlast whatever's lurking down there.
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Creatures such as the icefish are what Charles Darwin called "wrecks of ancient life," because they lost important traits of their ancestors, like red blood cells and dense bones.
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We also only do tastings first thing in the morning, as your taste buds are much more receptive, and ban smoking and coffee, as that wrecks your taste buds.
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It's disrespectful to movies to say that "overthinking" them wrecks them, but it's also disrespectful to make them fit a framework they never wanted to fit in the first place.
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But usually it's the combination of vodka, gin, rum and triple sec that wrecks everyone from the inside out, not the "Yellow Death" chemical that gets stirred in by mistake.
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But a study in JAMA Internal Medicine has found that the high spirits may have a price: a significant increase in fatal car wrecks after the "203/20" party ends.
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You Play The Girl: On Playboy Bunnies, Stepford Wives, Train Wrecks, & Other Mixed Messages rattles the cage of how female characters have long been typecast within inherently sexist plot lines.
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Described as one of Britain's richest wrecks, the merchant ship President was carrying a cargo of diamonds and pearls from India when she sank during a storm in February 1684.
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"Kyros is probably one of the most, if not the most, extreme wrecks in the world to salvage," Peter Lindberg, of the Ocean X underwater salvage team, told Wine Spectator.
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It was later reported that multiple TV stations had bought it from Mr. Carmody, a "stringer," or freelance journalist, who has a long history covering crime scenes and car wrecks.
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But one almost fears for the fate of such a sensitive man as Shehadeh living his life in the middle of a conflict that wrecks nuance and reasonableness every day.
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She figured she could handle it, with good reason: A weekend shift at Boston City Hospital usually included gunshot and stab wounds, car wrecks and other sorts of bloody trauma.
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Darrell Ward, 52, was flying to Missoula to begin filming a pilot episode about the recovery of plane wrecks for a new documentary-style show, according to his Facebook page.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' It may well be, as the saying goes, that doctors' wives die young, shoemakers' children go barefoot and car mechanics drive wrecks.
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While organizations like the Black Sea Maritime Archaeology Project are investing in costly dive missions to view wrecks in situ, Aydin has fragments of history washing up at his feet.
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They held signs reading, "Men of Quality Don't Fear Equality" and "Brexit Wrecks It," reflecting the political deadlock ahead of the March deadline for Britain to leave the European Union.
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Now Zahn has decided to show the world his friendly Midwest charms, hosting a new podcast series, Train Wrecks, where he interviews friends, colleagues and heroes from the techno community.
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A sea-level rise of just a few meters could theoretically swamp these wrecks with enough water to threaten the survival of the species that lock them in place, Wright says.
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After a fleet of ships is magically sabotaged, she's called in to survey the wrecks, and finds herself in a race to discover who's behind the plot before they strike again.
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As the company struggles to invent new products and slow-motion train wrecks its way towards a new services business, you might wonder if this may, actually, be a good thing.
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Traveling museum tours, home shopping memorabilia, and even high school productions of "Titanic: The Musical" made the words Titanic sound like the educational version of watching NASCAR for the car wrecks.
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Finally the race was "red flagged" — one of the wrecks was so big and serious that they needed to fix one of the catch fences, so the race was officially stopped.
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What archaeological surprises may lurk in those millions of wrecks—or in the abandoned homes of those who, in the last ice age, lived in plains that today are sea floors?
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Hurricane Florence wrecks parts of North and South Carolina Florence lashed the Carolina coast in September, packing a dangerous surge, high winds and the threat of 73 trillion gallons of rainfall.
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The corals nearest the wrecks are not rebounding as well as those farther away, suggesting that the minerals interfere with coral resilience, according to another member of the team, Sangeeta Mangubhai.
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And while getting into car wrecks is the worst thing young motorists are doing, it's hardly the only mistake these millennials and Gen Z-ers are making while behind the wheel.
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" I had largely forgotten that slap in the face until I read Ruth Whippman's new book, "America the Anxious: How Our Pursuit of Happiness Is Creating a Nation of Nervous Wrecks.
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The self-driving boat is used to map the ocean floor, and can assist crews in finding long-lost wrecks, like the famous Ohio in Lake Huron, as The Verge reported.
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But from time to time they also illuminate the burnt-out wrecks by the roadside, the remains of battles past, while two heavy trucks bear tanks onwards to today's front line.
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Equipped with a grabbing beak, toddling feet, and a very loud honk, Untitled Goose Game's titular bird wrecks havoc in a previously quiet village, committing all manner of crimes and inconveniences.
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Orcas circle the bay in search of unsuspecting sea lion pups, two trawler wrecks cling precariously to the rocky shore, and the cemetery's tombstones are engraved with German and Nordic surnames.
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Alongside the Dutch war wrecks, scavengers have been stripping two sunken British Royal Naval vessels, the HMS Prince of Wales and the HMS Repulse since 2012, according to British newspaper The Telegraph.
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An ever-growing number of bikes is forcing municipal authorities to spend millions of euros on state-of-the art parking venues, maintaining cycling lanes, removing wrecks and impounding badly parked bikes.
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The coolest part is that they were wrecked on the bay side of the island in 1899 and exposed on the gulf side 2018, so the island actually moved over the wrecks.
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State TV showed footage of Iraqi forces putting flags in one of the town's main squares while Humvees patrolled empty streets littered with car wrecks, houses riddled with bullets and shattered storefronts.
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Early-race cautions came mostly as results of blown engines or stages ending, but later cautions came for wrecks, including the 2106th caution of the race with less than 2107 laps remaining.
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Mr Hemming quotes Robert Ballard, an American oceanographer famous for discovering the wrecks of the Titanic and the German battleship Bismarck—but who is far prouder of his work on hydrothermal vents.
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It's the right amount of emotional without being wrenching — it's not a show that wrecks you, but you might want to drink tea and wear sweaters for a while after watching it.
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A floating crane, previously used to build bridges on the Danube and to remove wrecks from the riverbed, was standing at the ready to help lift the Mermaid from the Danube's riverbed.
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But as the episodes in the Java Sea and Borneo point out, laws are only effective when they're enforced; the US has to depend on other countries to defend wrecks outside its waters.
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If the galaxies are moving slowly enough to eventually merge, their shapes become quite lumpy and distorted—we affectionately call these "train wrecks"—until millions of years pass and gravity smooths everything out.
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We both agree that we have to get unaccountable money out of our political system and that we have to do much more to ensure that Wall Street never wrecks main street again.
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All women, notice—Luther Dickinson fares less well, although not as ruinously as Rickie Lee Jones, whose affected croak wrecks "Dark Was the Night—Cold Was the Ground," which Johnson recorded guitar-only.
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The federal Department of Transportation said Durham's drivers had been involved in 346 accidents in two years, but the statistics did not distinguish whether the company's employees were to blame for the wrecks.
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By taking these steps, you'll protect your business from the over-optimistic preparation guidelines of official health organizations, and from our deeply inadequate gut reactions in the face of slow-moving train wrecks.
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NEW YORK/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As the contagion from the coronavirus pandemic wrecks the global economy, Western policymakers are scrambling to find a consensus on how best to contain the crisis pummelling financial markets.
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NEW YORK/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As the contagion from the coronavirus pandemic wrecks the global economy, Western policymakers are scrambling to find a consensus on how best to contain the crisis pummelling financial markets.
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Although Cal Fire is designated to wildland firefighting, the agency says it also responds to emergency situations such as train wrecks, hazardous material spills, water rescues, search and rescue missions and civil disturbances.
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Watson suggests that the Inuit knew all along where the Franklin wrecks were located, but that white men either failed to ask them or, if they did, usually misunderstood the answers they received.
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The law arrived at a time when recent advances in technology, including robotic subs and 3D radar scans, made many of the wrecks accessible to looters, treasure hunters, and others capable of causing damage.
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Chalk it up to parity and loser points, but this has been a tough year for fans of train wrecks and tire fires, with a ridiculous 25 of the league's 30 teams sitting at .
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It was not yet clear which of the 11 known wrecks of the German submarines had been found, and authorities said they would not give the exact location of the wreck to deter looters.
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He also finds time to record his own interview podcast, Train Wrecks, where he talks to friends like Spencer Parker, Drumcell and Mark Broom, often while consuming substantial amounts of vodka—hence the title.
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Image: U.S. Naval History and Heritage CommandThis latest find by Paul Allen's team marks another important discovery in its ongoing mission to chronicle the locations of Second World War wrecks in the Pacific Ocean.
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By the way, we were doing some research on old high divers and found this video of a 91-year-old guy hitting the board ... and, let's be honest, Flav WRECKS this old dude!!!
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Then, on the other side, how long can they keep shipping a product that's deeply compromised by carrying this burden, which wrecks user experience and increases the hackable surface area by orders of magnitude?
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The political strategy of the extremists has been to pack out the courts at every blasphemy hearing so that judges are reduced to nervous wrecks and refuse to take on cases, pleading ill health.
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" There's another email from another employee who is reacting to the number of wrecks, saying, "This is in the back of my head every time I get behind the wheel of one of these.
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Back home in Michigan, Dingell has attended town halls on the opioid crisis, joining sheriffs, health officials and more to host frank conversations on the epidemic killing more people per year than traffic wrecks.
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Residents in villages nestled amid forests, rivers and stretches of tundra recycle fuselages for hunting sleds and boats and scrape precious metals like gold and titanium from wrecks to sell on the black market.
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Its Traffic Accident Research Team responds 243 hours a day to wrecks within an hour's drive of the company's Goteborg headquarters, alerted by the Volvo On Call system (similar to OnStar from General Motors).
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Vehicle fires are a somewhat common occurrence following a crash, and most fires involving Teslas have happened after violent wrecks (or in a few cases, some of the cars have reignited after an initial fire).
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As with many Columbine survivors, it always got harder in the advent of April, a month in which Frank has gotten into six car wrecks and when his attention always jerks back to the terror.
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" Another diver, Mark Hedger, says upwards of 98 and 99 percent of two of the wrecks are simply "gone," describing one of the ships as an unrecognizable "heap of metal piled up into a ball.
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That's when the positive electrode on the battery becomes so juiced up it begins to create oxygen inside, which wrecks the delicately balanced chemical composition of the hermetically sealed battery and leads to thermal runaway.
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But more than one-third of school-age children who died in those school-transportation-related wrecks -- 102 children -- were on foot when they were killed, including some hit by school buses, the data show.
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When her husband wrecks their dinner party in his terror at seeing the ghost of the just-killed Banquo (Ayana Workman), she addresses Macbeth as if he has no sense of his own social lameness.
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Look at the once-sleepy neighborhoods transformed into clogged wrecks the moment that Google Maps (through its acquisition of Waze) gained visibility into traffic patterns, and began rerouting the world in the name of efficiency.
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It reminds us that the world's fierceness, whether in the form of dueling parents or current events, is almost always heavier on their minds than we, the train wrecks they depend on, want to believe.
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Although Ruth nearly wrecks her chances of becoming a Gorgeous Lady of Wrestling by trying too hard to please GLOW's cranky director, Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron), her advantage over Debbie is her hunger for work.
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In 2016, lawmakers passed the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA), but advocates have been calling on Congress to do more to address the crisis, which results in more fatalities per year than car wrecks.
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Ojeda often drove around the county to see what was going on, and everywhere he went there were wrecks of houses half-destroyed by fire or fallen in with age, overgrown with weeds and kudzu.
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In early September, India's Vikram lander joined a hallowed graveyard of lunar wrecks sent by the former Soviet Union, the United States, and Israel, all of which tried and failed to stick their Moon landings.
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The "Dry Alabama" Facebook page, illustrated with stark images of car wrecks and videos of families ruined by drink, had a blunt message: Alcohol is the devil's work, and the state should ban it entirely.
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Florida officials set up the commission in 210 to improve the river's dismal condition, and a crucial task, Mr. Aguirre said, was to haul the sunken wrecks and other junk out of the putrid water.
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Keown&aposs remains arrived Thursday at Washington&aposs Reagan National Airport, said Justin Taylan of Pacific Wrecks , a nonprofit contractor that searches for the remains of missing service members in conjunction with the Department of Defense.
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"If there is interference in [the election] that fundamentally wrecks the natural process that we have established in this country and really undermines what we will be looking at," a senior administration official said on Wednesday.
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Or it works with Trump supporters, who don't seem to care if he wrecks their health care, allows factories to poison their water, or provides massive tax cuts for the rich people they admire so much.
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Developers were surveying a part of the Southern North Sea that spanned more than 3,700 square miles, four-times the size of Greater London, their scans revealed 60 wrecks and indicated a wide variety of vessels.
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On the BBC/Channel 5 documentary The Bermuda Triangle Enigma, which aired July 31, the Southampton team presented research suggesting that these waves may account for some of the most devastating wrecks in the region's history.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The wrecks of vehicles used by Islamic State militants as car bombs and other metal debris left by the war in Iraq are now helping fund their Iran-backed enemies, industry sources say.
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Effective and visually engaging, the coasters are not Arrive Alive's first campaign to get people talking: they also famously distributed toy car wrecks—think Matchbox cars—to serve as reminders of the consequences of drunk driving.
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Victor Vescovo, CEO of Caladan Oceanic and the submersible's chief pilot, noted that the success of this series of dives to the Titanic opens access to visit other hard to reach wrecks using a similar process.
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Ruth Whippman, the author of "America the Anxious: How Our Pursuit of Happiness Is Creating a Nation of Nervous Wrecks," likened the outing to the corporate retreat where you go bowling with the group from accounting.
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The creator of the films "Avatar" and "Titanic," Mr. Cameron is a devotee of deep wrecks and recesses, including the Challenger Deep, which he explored in a 353 dive that scrutinized the bottom for three hours.
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This means you may scan these cities' landscapes for common forms of your particular interest that are not conventionally labelled on a map: circular backyard pools or cul-de-sacs, perhaps, or even dilapidated nautical wrecks.
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It's the sort of thing you can only really keep track of if you like train wrecks and are able to turn off the part of your brain that allows for empathy for Cyanogen's employees and users.
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As the afternoon wore on and more competitors finished their tests, the lounge cleared out, leaving the unfortunate nervous wrecks of the 3:30 slot to play air hockey while their minds furiously ran through keyboard shortcuts.
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She helped start a campaign called "Crash Not Accident," and said that the drivers in deadly wrecks should not be given the presumption of innocence just because they have lived to tell their side of the story.
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Doyle is most expansive when she shows how other categories, like race, further restrict women's identity, with the consequence that women of color are even more likely to be dismissed as train wrecks than their white counterparts.
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But with "Wrecks" (2006), his play about a contemporary American businessman (an excellent Ed Harris) visited by a fate from Greek tragedy, came the faint whiff of a magician on autopilot practicing a set list of tricks.
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We've developed an aggressive skepticism about our need for it, and a sudden suspicion that all along it's been causing us more harm than good, that it makes us fat or wrecks havoc on our blood sugar.
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Tyndall's three 120-foot drone recovery vessels are used in the Gulf of Mexico to recover the wrecks and assorted bits and pieces from the waters below the Air Force's "Combat Archer" aerial target practice training area.
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The following year, Cussler announced he had discovered the wrecks of the blockade runners Norseman and Stonewall Jackson, even though he knew that I had been in theNew York Times for their discovery over 12 years earlier.
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Ben Platt, a 23-year-old with mild anxiety and a charmed life, wrecks himself onstage in "Dear Evan Hansen" — and in doing so, he's become the toast of Broadway and a favorite to win a Tony.
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"Statues and monuments are fine, but the story is told by its makers, and it's more important to preserve actual historic sites," Varmer told Gizmodo, suggesting that wrecks be left—and even possibly preserved—where they were found.
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Whether it's removing old ship wrecks, cleaning up oil spills, moving barges back and forth in the harbor, or offering production assistance and props for film and TV, the folks at Miller's Launch eat, sleep, and breathe tugs.
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The roadside is littered with the wrecks of new entrants unable to take on the established carmakers, from Tucker in the 2200s to DeLorean in the 2320s and latterly Fisker's failed bid to sell upmarket petrol-electric hybrids.
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Only three cars escaped damaged from a succession of major wrecks — those of Kahne, Ty Dillon (who ran out of gas on the first overtime lap) and David Starr (who dropped out after four laps with engine issues).
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Before the race reached the end of the 30-lap first stage, the event had been red-flagged twice for two massive wrecks that eliminated more than a handful of drivers expected to contend for the series championship.
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Overall, wrecks involving school transportation, including buses, make up a tiny fraction of deadly vehicle incidents -- less than 2007% of nearly 325,000 fatal crashes in the US from 2006 to 2015, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data show.
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While the Kursk's raising is often mentioned as an example of what a San Juan salvage operation might resemble, efforts to salvage wrecks from deeper depths give a better sense of the chances of the Argentine submarine's recovery.
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Catastrophes, like train wrecks, are something to watch, whereas Joseph Stalin's oft-quoted formulation—"the death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic"—pinpoints the moment when we prefer to look away.
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"The wrecks of only two vessels remain in the harbor — the Arizona and USS Utah — so survivors of those ships are the only ones who have the option to be laid to rest this way," Pruett told CNN.
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While energy development and mining cause environmental train wrecks on a few thousand to a few million acres, livestock grazing is the chronic environmental disease that — like cancer — is slowly killing native ecosystems almost everywhere in the West.
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Most rail wrecks are that way: The cause is either obvious to investigators from the get-go or becomes obvious over the course of weeks — a collision with another train, a malfunctioning engine, a car stuck on the tracks.
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Bargnani's maleficence kept the Raptors in purgatory for YEARS, his blank expression the hideous orange lamp in a room that was just trying to be respectable for one second, a curse that haunts you and wrecks your whole family.
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Kholood Eid for The New York Times "We're just afraid of all the negative impacts that it might have — because I've spoken with other moms whose daughters know their images are online and they're train wrecks," her mother said.
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Federal statistics, which were published last month, showed that Durham's drivers had been involved in 142 injury crashes in 24 months, but the government's figures did not say whether the company's employees had been at fault in the wrecks.
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Wallace had managed to dodge all the wrecks for the whole race — one of which knocked out Danica Patrick, prematurely ending her final Nascar race — until the final lap when he got bumped into the wall by Denny Hamlin.
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In the second season, which just debuted on Netflix, Ruth wrecks a marina in an extortion scheme, breaks up fights in the strip bar she manages and, at one point, kicks over a vulgar old lout in a wheelchair.
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Its collection includes many objects recovered from the wrecks — including canons, lifeboats, and even the figurehead from the prow of one of the ships — as well as artworks with nautical themes like seascapes and still lifes with fish and seafood.
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The same year of the DeBraak incident, and in consideration of the thousands of US wrecks that had been salvaged, and often ruined, by treasure hunters in the 1970s and 1980s, the United States enacted the Abandoned Shipwrecks Act (ASA).
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The city's decline probably has more to do with depleted ore in mines and miners leaving during WWI, but the city's train wrecks and crashes, according to Zimmerli, have spurred many stories of the town, and his building specifically, being haunted.
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FOURNI, Greece (Reuters) - Archaeologists in Greece have discovered at least 58 shipwrecks, many laden with antiquities, in what they say may be the largest concentration of ancient wrecks ever found in the Aegean and possibly the whole of the Mediterranean.
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Yes, turn up the heat and it can serve your arse back to you, whipped raw; but with Witch Time on your side, even the most impressively intimidating opponents can be reduced to sniveling wrecks, a good hard spanking entirely optional.
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Darrell had just left a truck show in Dallas where he met fans and friends, and was heading back to Missoula, MT to begin filming a pilot for his new documentary -- ironically and sadly about the recovery of plane wrecks.
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"The Thing That Wrecks You," a throbbing ballad about disastrous love, allowed the group to check off an item that's long sat on their wish list: a collaboration with Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet.
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Aside from the above-mentioned films there are several other immersive, dramatic video works, including an infamous one wherein Birch wrecks his own Ferrari on purpose, sacrificing it along with all the rest of his earthly wealth to this undertaking.
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The strategic placement of this British colony made it a target of ferocious attacks during World War II. This is no longer obvious as you traverse the island, but much of its attraction for divers involves its numerous sunken wrecks.
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Its interest is in studying the Wasp and other wrecks the Petrel has found, in part to assess the damage the ships suffered and to see what lessons can be applied to how the service builds ships in the future.
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It's wonderful to watch Ms. Serralles, who is too often drafted into one-note roles as emotional train wrecks, get the chance to deliver a nuanced and funny portrait of someone drawn to psychological drama but not ruled by it.
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"Climate hysteria wrecks the Finnish economy and industry, and it destroys the fruits of decades of work by citizens," said Finns Party chairman Jussi Halla-aho in an April video, days before pulling off a second-place finish in parliamentary elections.
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Leavell, whose career credits include successfully getting books out of charismatic train wrecks (his client list boasts drugs and beauty writer Cat Marnell, professional frat bro Tucker Max, and Donald Trump) couldn't seem to pull a book out of Calloway.
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The BEA, which is working as part of an Egyptian-led investigation into the crash, said two of its investigators were on board the French naval ship which was carrying equipment from ALSEAMAR, a firm specializing in searching for marine wrecks.
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Tourists often come to Florida to explore the 12 underwater archaeological preserves scattered all around the state's perimeter, or the nine wrecks that dot the reefs and sandy floor of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, managed by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration.
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Of course, the bulk of mainstream game company attention is spent on sequels to proven hits, like this next installment in the popular PlayStation series in which the player, controlling a brute named Kratos, wrecks their way through monsters drawn from Greek mythology.
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Cox is interested in the cataloging and preservation of United States Navy wrecks, some of which — at least in shallower waters — are at risk of being damaged by bounty hunters, or raised by salvage firms, who chase value in large supplies of metal.
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But although Joey from "Friends" is charming, he's hardly some funny looking lanky buffoon, nor is he a fusty long-haired professorial type, and he certainly isn't a peppy little guy who become sullen when he wrecks a fabulous car on a racetrack.
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CreditCreditErika P. Rodriguez for The New York Times The wrecks lie half-sunk in marinas, fully submerged in coves, tangled in mangrove roots, tossed akilter against trees, or piled atop one another, a jumble of punctured hulls, snapped masts and bent propellers.
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The company is expected to report an increase in profits from the previous year, despite spending more than $2 billion to settle a Justice Department investigation into defective ignition switches tied to 124 deaths and to compensate victims of wrecks in the affected vehicles.
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His predecessor Garry Kasparov, the youngest-ever world champion who reigned from 1985-2000, is considered one of the most charismatic chess players in history, a man who could reduce elite grandmasters to trembling wrecks of nerves simply through his mere presence at the board.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia and Indonesia are sending divers to inspect the wreck of a warship torpedoed off the coast of Java during World War Two next month to determine how best to protect the site from looters who have stripped numerous other WW2 wrecks.
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" Or, more particularly, a sentence late in the book that describes wrecks in a junkyard: "Seeing the damage to each of the cars it was impossible to keep from imagining what had happened to the people riding in them at the time of the calamity.
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The discovery was aided by input from the Smithsonian Institution, the National Park Service, the National Geographic Society and the Slave Wrecks Project, a multinational group researching the slave trade, and comes at a moment when civil rights museums have opened across the South.
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However, the concern is that the current parrying continues into a perpetual round of threats and retaliations that wrecks consumer and business confidence — both of which are around record highs — and provides a cost shock that could tip the economy into at least a brief recession.
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It takes involvement in only one of these group message train wrecks to know you never again want to deal with the messages spelling out that an iPhone used a heart or exclamation reaction on a text, or the countless threads that spawn from a single group.
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The second best way is like you might watch a NASCAR race, or professional wrestling, which is to say, through your fingers, half-hoping for the catastrophes and car wrecks those sports hints at, like a Kanye bid for presidency, or someone yelling at Miley Cyrus.
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According to the Guardian, the Dutch Ministry of Defense confirmed that the wrecks of cruisers HNLMS De Ruyter (43,24 tons) and HMLMS Java (2700,215 tons) and destroyer HMLMS Kortenaer (1,316 tons) were found missing during a expedition to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Java in 2017.
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Despite an estimated 20% of ships passing through the Carreira da India, a sea route to India that da Gama discovered by passing around the Cape of Good Hope, very few wrecks have been found or unearthed, making the Esmerelda a rare look into the earliest sparks of globalization.
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"The government's policy is to leave underwater war graves as they are if it has been confirmed that they contain the remains of crewmen," a Japanese ministry official told The Guardian, adding that Japanese wrecks need to be protected by the government of the territory where they rest.
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Incredibly, none of the injuries was reported to be serious in the series of wrecks, which the state Transportation Department tabulated at nine, involving 94 vehicles, along a six-mile stretch of freeway where westbound Interstate 40 and southbound Interstate 85 are combined in Alamance County, east of Burlington.
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" But the witnesses, far from helping him to "get at the truth of anything," only reinforce Marlow's sense that "there are as many ship-wrecks as there are men"—logic that holds not just for "belief" and "thought" and "conviction" but also for "the visual aspect of material things.
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His team, the Frenchy Phenoms, have worked out an unbeatable strategy: Give this monster of a tween the ball, and stand back and watch as he casually wrecks the shit out of anyone brave enough to come between him and the basket—which, by the way, is only eight feet high.
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My app is but one note in the mighty chorus of white-noise generators, an exploding industry of mechanical and digital devices; apps and websites, and Sonos and Spotify playlists that grows ever more refined, as if to block out the increased rate of speeding, the wrecks, on the information superhighway.
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As part of the project, a bulk cargo terminal will be built at the Port of Smederevo, a network of hydro-meteorological stations will be placed along the two rivers, river locks will be renovated and German ship wrecks dating back to World War Two will be removed from the Danube.
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That apt mission doctrine for a presidency blazing with abuses of power, conflicts of interest and unhinged behavior is the work of White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, whose barn burner of a briefing on a day of political train wrecks, staggering misdirection and reality bending sent a clear message.
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Divorce, car wrecks and a series of grim jobs at a Dickensian factory and a solo life in an equally grim trailer park ultimately led him home to his older sister in Kentucky, who kept him, as she had her parents and a brother before, until he too left his hard-knock life.
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It is, ironically, the sporting world that gets things going — and then wrecks them — in the new film directed by siblings Josh and Benny Safdie ("Good Time"), working from a screenplay, co-written by their longtime collaborator Ronald Bronstein, that's so anxiety-inducing it ought to come with a surgeon general's warning.
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Seeing how the markets and politicians have dealt with the eurozone sovereign-debt crisis, the worst refugee problem since World War II, and constant squabbles over EU lawmaking that wrecks national sovereignty, I have become fully unstuck from the mud of the pro-EU camp and will sit on the fence until we vote.
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I was bothered by her sabotaging Finn's glorious suicide, not because I wanted him dead (or wanted another "crash my ship into the bad guys to defeat them" move in a film that already has two of them), but because he's trying to save his friends, and she wrecks that plan without having one of her own.
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Four off-road vehicles pulled up outside the mosque before detonating bombs inside the mosque, and opening fire on worshippers who were listening to the sermon, according to police officers who spoke to the AP. The militants had also cut off escape routes by blowing up vehicles and leaving the burning wrecks blocking the roads around the mosque.
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During Tuesday's Fox News town hall — which took place a day after the US recorded its highest single-day death toll amid the coronavirus crisis so far — Trump rested his case for relaxing social distancing by comparing possible exposure to the coronavirus with unfortunate things that we just take to be facts of life, like the flu or car wrecks.
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"It is not a coincidence that a large number of the wrecks have been found in those passages...if there is a sudden change in the wind's direction, and if the captain was from another area and was not familiar with the peculiarities of the local climate, he could easily end up losing control of the ship and falling upon the rocks," said Koutsouflakis.
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It's kind of like a metaphor for falling in love for the first time in a long time and expecting it to hurt you in the beginning stages because you have your guard up, but also kind of not caring what it does to you—you're prepared for anything, even if it wrecks you, because you're so in love and captured by this feeling.
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That can be tricky, because archaeologists and rangers don't always stop by to regularly check in on watery wrecks as easily as they do terrestrial sites, says Sara Ayers-Rigsby, director of the southwest and southeast branches of the Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN), a project based out of the division of archaeology and anthropology at the University of West Florida and Florida Atlantic University.
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