Accidents covered by AD&D may include car accidents (thought not drunk driving accidents), falls, heavy equipment accidents, exposure, and drowning.
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Accidents are the No. 1 killer of American children, and car accidents are the most common kind of lethal accidents.
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Generally, past accidents have been dismissed as, well, past accidents.
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There were 111 recorded regional airline accidents, including two fatal accidents, both involving small turbo-prop planes (2016 saw 71 civil aviation accidents, six fatal).
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I am looking for the accidents, looking for the surprises the accidents bring me.
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Accidents: Egregious accidents can focus needed attention on companies with unsafe cultures or practices.
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In the meantime, New York has a lot more accidents in terms of bike accidents.
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One of those question marks is dealing with car accidents, specifically car and pedestrian accidents.
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Recent accidents prompt investigations There have been several high-profile amusement park accidents throughout the summer.
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And obviously, accidents with guns do occur, and you need guns around to have accidents with them.
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Fatal accidents are comparatively rare and the data corpus on non-fatal accidents may provide other insights.
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Just as we don't prevent all traffic accidents but we take steps to try to reduce traffic accidents.
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Like auto accidents, most railroad accidents that occur these days are primarily caused by operators' mistakes or oversight.
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Just as we don't prevent all traffic accidents, but we take steps to try to reduce traffic accidents.
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But this would increase the risk of accidents or the impact of potential accidents on the surrounding population.
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Comparing 2017 to 2013, total accidents decreased by 32 percent and fatal accidents were cut by 44 percent.
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The absurd set of accidents — if they are accidents, but they seem to me to be accidents — that Huma Abedin would be Hillary Clinton's major adviser, that she would be married to Anthony Weiner.
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How many such accidents can you bear and how many such accidents can people in the country (Yemen) bear?
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The skills can be applied to bleeding injuries of all kinds, from kitchen accidents involving knives to automobile accidents.
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Happy Accidents (2001)Happy Accidents, a romantic comedy infused with sci-fi tropes, is the definition of a hidden gem.
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A full 94 percent of the 32,85033 fatalities in car accidents last year were caused by accidents involving human error.
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While plane accidents increased only slightly, to 98 from 90 in 20093, 904 people lost their lives in those accidents.
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Boat accidents are common in India, with limited regulations and lackadaisical safety checks leading to fatal accidents across the country.
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Boat accidents are common in India, with limited regulations and lackadaisical safety checks leading to fatal accidents across the country.
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He, like Trivedi, points out that the study doesn't look at the rate of accidents compared to motorcycle or car accidents.
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The total of 16 accidents and 560 fatalities were well below the 10-year average of 31 accidents and 714 fatalities.
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About 7 percent of children in carrier-related accidents were hospitalized, compared to about 2 percent of those in stroller accidents.
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The AI dash cam Nexar, for example, helps drivers prevent accidents, and protect their credibility and livelihoods when accidents do happen.
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Boeing keeps track of fatal commercial jet accidents every year and categorizes those accidents by when they occurred during the flight.
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The National Transportation Safety Board found 412 people died as a result of aviation accidents in 2016 versus 37,461 in automotive accidents.
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An essay could be written on the semantic distinctions, which Owens had just elided, between mistakes and accidents, and between accidents and pratfalls.
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"[Automobile accidents] have gone down dramatically in the last 30 years, largely because we've treated automobile accidents as a public health issue," Stark says.
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Fatal accidents among foreign tourists at Thai beaches are not unusual, but normally involve drownings in unsafe swimming areas or accidents involving smaller boats.
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In the U.S., the rate of gun deaths (suicides plus accidents plus murders) approaches the level of traffic accidents as a public health problem.
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That said, at least three Jump customers have posted on social media about their accounts of accidents or near-accidents because of allegedly faulty brakes.
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The researchers acknowledge a few caveats: Their data include only emergency room visits, not fatal accidents or less severe accidents that don't require medical services.
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I'm going to say PTC will address some of the very high-profile accidents, like the overspeed [accidents] and a large percentage of the collisions.
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"If, in time, 50% of cars are safer and have less accidents, that means the remaining manual cars will have less accidents too," Williams said.
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The agency rescinded major accident prevention provisions, including requirements to consider safer technology, audits of accidents by outside parties and "root cause" analyses of accidents.
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Almost certainly not; the vast majority of lab accidents, even serious lab accidents, don't sicken anyone, and none yet has sparked a pandemic in humans.
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In 2016, 412 people were killed in the United States in aviation accidents - nearly all in general aviation accidents and none on commercial passenger airlines.
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But, in the same way that we don't eliminate all traffic accidents, but, over the course of 20 years, traffic accidents get lower -- there's still tragedies.
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"There have been accidents, and there will be more accidents," Albert Ratner, a professor of mechanical and industrial engineering at the University of Iowa, told VICE.
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Since 85033 there have been at least 27 accidents involving trains carrying crude that have resulted a number of accidents including derailments and loss of life.
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The ASN highlighted "loss of control" accidents as a "major safety concern" over the past five years, causing at least 10 of the 25 worst accidents.
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According to Cobalt, 14% of fatal aircraft accidents are in low altitude stalls, a claim supported by the the Air Safety Institute's 223 general aviation accidents study.
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According to federal data, the number of gas pipeline accidents resulting in injuries and fatalities has dropped dramatically, from 303 accidents in 230 to 2911 in 2311.
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Tesla often points out that the number of accidents involving the use of Autopilot is small compared to the scale and frequency of more typical auto accidents.
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No accidents have been reported in Japan in connection with the issue, a Toyota spokeswoman said, while declining to comment on whether any accidents had occurred overseas.
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The seductive "eat me, drink me, suck my juices" refrain of fermented grapes had produced accidents in the past and could produce worse accidents in the future.
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While on average there are currently 6 million accidents a year in the United States, under an era of SDC we could see a drop in accidents to 1.3 million accidents a year and a significant drop in accident related deaths from 33,000 a year to 11,300 a year.
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"Increasing number of smombie accidents have occurred in pedestrian crossings, so these zombie lights are essential to prevent these pedestrian accidents," said KICT senior researcher Kim Jong-hoon.
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The best way to prevent future laboratory accidents -- and to make sound judgments about the levels of risk involved is to know when and how these accidents happen.
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Globally over a million people are killed each year in vehicle accidents and fifty million more are injured, with almost all of the accidents attributable to human error.
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I own the second and the latest issues (subtitled, in turn, "Avalanche Accidents in the United States, 1967-1971" and "Avalanche Accidents in the United States, 1996-2004").
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Automobile accidents kill roughly as many people as firearms do, yet aside from a recent uptick in accidents (probably related to cell phone use), highway travel has become safer.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said on Monday it had been unable to send investigators to 22 accidents during the shutdown, including 15 aviation accidents resulting in 21 deaths.
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"The most common cause of accidents was speeding, accounting for 27.69 percent of accidents," Deputy Interior Minister Sutee Markboon said of the holiday known as the "Seven Deadly Days".
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It said 2019 had a "markedly higher number of accidents" compared with the average of the past five years, which is 14 accidents and 480 people killed a year.
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Google's self-driving cars have been involved in more than a dozen accidents since 2009 but, until now, those accidents were the result of other drivers rear-ending the cars.
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"Despite the concern of syncope-related driving accidents, there are many other conditions or factors which contribute to motor vehicle accidents to a greater degree," Chen-Scarabelli said by email.
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But Hart, who emphasized that there still will be accidents with driverless cars, said the agency will likely only investigate crashes with "systematic implications" — like it does with highway accidents.
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Instead she joined an industrial survey in Pittsburgh, analyzing the toll of workplace accidents, which resulted in her only published book, a 1910 report on Work Accidents and the Law.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reviewed these four accidents, as well as others that had occurred during the previous decade, with the goal of understanding how to prevent similar accidents.
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During that time he had been involved in five accidents, but Ms. Bellack said the records did not indicate the severity of those accidents or whether Mr. Muldrow had been driving.
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" She sighed and then said, "I'm worried about accidents.
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Test sites: Denmark and Ireland In Denmark, the Greater Copenhagen Fire Department will be trained in drone applications for firefighting, chemical accidents, and larger car accidents in urban and over-water environments.
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The ASN recorded a total of 3207 fatal airliner accidents in 270, leading to 3207 deaths, compared with 83 accidents and 28 lives lost in 210, the safest year in aviation history.
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More than 140 such airplanes have been involved in accidents over the past three decades, resulting in more than 1,300 casualties, according the Aviation Security Network, a database that tracks aviation accidents.
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The report said the fatal accident rate for large planes in commercial air transport fell to 0.18 fatal accidents per million flights in 2019 from 0.30 accidents per million flights in 2018.
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About 60 maritime accidents occurred throughout the Strait of Malacca in 2015, resulting in officials surrounding the strait, such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, to take joint measures to reduce potential accidents.
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Unnatural deaths include drownings, homicides and vehicle accidents The leading cause of unnatural death among Americans in the Dominican Republic is motor vehicle accidents, according to State Department statistics from 2014 to 2018.
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Let's say, for example, that we're interested in discovering the average cost of all the train accidents in the U.S. Our dataset only shows a list of all accidents, and their singular cost.
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That's the extent of the detail, however, with no other information available on the types of accidents which occured or the reasons for the accidents/near-misses involving Tesla drivers who used autopilot.
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Operators must be able to detect all anomalies so that incidents do not turn into accidents, and reactors must have features to mitigate serious accidents such as cooling water leaks or core meltdown.
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She and her colleagues took a methodical approach to putting together available numbers on how deer populations grow, how many car accidents involve deer and how accidents increase with a growing deer population.
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Honda officials said there had been no reports of accidents.
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But recent fatal crane accidents have happened across the country.
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The real perk is to try and eliminate car accidents.
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Experts say air accidents are rarely caused by isolated factors.
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RT's most popular videos are of earthquakes and grisly accidents.
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Like Airbnb, both DogVacay and Rover insure stays against accidents.
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If there are no accidents, the world is your courtroom.
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Russia's mining industry has been plagued by accidents for years.
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Snapsheet has built a business around smartphones and car accidents.
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Who will be held liable when the inevitable accidents happen?
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"Accidents like this, tragedies like this, are ... horrific," he said.
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Who's going to respond to car accidents and house fires?
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"We've been challenged and changed by these accidents," he said.
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"Which deaths are suicides and which are accidents?" she asked.
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After each of these accidents he's made a full recovery.
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At least three of the deaths appear to be accidents.
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Those accidents have caused more than $100 million in damage.
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The recent accidents have only intensified our dedication to it.
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Frequent boating accidents and powerful cyclones aren't helping matters, either.
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Road accidents are common in Peru because of unsafe highways.
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Fewer accidents, fewer cars, less traffic, I love these ideas.
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The state, overall, was the seventh worst for fatal accidents.
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There were also more suicides, drug overdoses, falls and accidents.
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Fatal air accidents have occurred with alarming frequency in Iran.
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Traffic accidents in Taiwan involving Chinese tourists are not uncommon.
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He's seen his share of accidents, but nothing this big.
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Accidents will happen, houses will burn, unwanted diagnosis will arrive.
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It is one of the most common and deadly accidents.
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Virginia State Police reported 163 accidents statewide during the precipitation.
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Electrocution while charging mobile phone accidents are not unheard of.
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Some things are simply meant to exist as beautiful accidents.
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Kanyangira said 81 people died last year in mining accidents.
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No injuries or accidents have been reported, the NHTSA said.
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And that excessive drinking can lead to sometimes fatal accidents.
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And as drone sales spike, civilian drone accidents could too.
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The intention was to help prevent and mitigate chemical accidents.
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I'm not one who believes there are accidents in life.
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There will be accidents and injuries, and maybe even deaths.
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We want zero accidents and zero tragedies of this nature.
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The same type of engine was involved in both accidents.
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Six staffers were recalled to assist in international aviation accidents.
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But no number, other than zero accidents, is ever acceptable.
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Accidents like this do happen every once in a while.
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France has suffered several serious rail accidents in recent decades.
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We've had accidents here for two years in a row.
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They are probably not going to get into crash accidents.
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Accidents are covered; the regular flow of traffic is not.
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Will it lead to more traffic accidents or unproductive workers?
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Data on accidents, for instance, is hard to come by.
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Other studies cite increased traffic accidents and even heart attacks.
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It goes over all these crazy accidents that have happened.
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Train accidents have killed hundreds of people over the years.
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Less than a year after those accidents, I was hired.
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Mining accidents are common in these ramshackle operations, workers said.
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They get in fewer car accidents and fewer physical fights.
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Sixty percent of accidents happen in the first nine rides.
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Deaths from accidents, gastrointestinal illness and acute infections are common.
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That's about how many people die from motor vehicle accidents.
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Still, the series remains honest about these accidents of timing.
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What about near accidents or events that surprise the pilots?
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The risk of injuries or accidents also increases by 40%.
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Official statistics indicate that industrial accidents and deaths have fallen.
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There is an oversize stop sign, to help prevent accidents.
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There is a palpable fear of accidents, or a spill.
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Also, employed people drive more, increasing mortality from auto accidents.
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There have been no accidents in 20 years of operation.
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A series of accidents calls the military's preparedness into question.
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Government records show 14,349 train accidents between 2005 and 2017.
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But it wasn't all grisly accidents and lurid crime scenes.
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It was one of the Navy's deadliest accidents in years.
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New York set out to protect against fatal building accidents.
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This is to ensure no untoward incidents or accidents occur.
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The Vektor center itself has a history with deadly accidents.
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Two fatal accidents this year did not improve consumer opinion.
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Imperfect knowledge is how we get accidents to begin with.
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When accidents happen, including numerous deaths, the retailer disavows responsibility.
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Hospitals frequently treat patients injured in accidents involving the motorcycles.
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The Lost Time Accidents , by John Wray (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) .
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A total of 346 people died in the two accidents.
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At the very least, V2628V communications should help reduce accidents.
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This all happened within six hours of their respective accidents.
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The children and adults killed in car and motorcycle accidents.
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This can lead to happy accidents, but also to frustration.
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"I don't think those things are accidents," Mr. Roy said.
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As the number of accidents has declined, so have fatalities.
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I stopped doing it after there were several accidents, actually.
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Results from Navy investigations released in November found that both accidents were the result of human error by sailors aboard the ships, but determined that no single person could be blamed for the accidents.
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"I don't know when these train accidents will end ... They told us they got millions of dollars' worth of new locomotives and trains, and people are still dying because of train accidents," he said.
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The Aviation Safety Network said there were 10 fatal charter and cargo plane accidents last year, and To70, a Dutch aviation consulting firm, noted two fatal accidents on regional airliners in Angola and Russia.
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Pros: Best for potty training and overnight accidents, easy to pull on and off, cute designs, transitional pants (between diapers and underwear)Cons: Smeared poop accidents, only for the transition between diapers and underwear
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Pierson raises issues about the production of the 7377 MAX, yet none of the authorities investigating these accidents have found that production conditions in the 225 factory contributed in any way to these accidents.
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Pierson raises issues about the production of the 737 MAX, yet none of the authorities investigating these accidents have found that production conditions in the 737 factory contributed in any way to these accidents.
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Google knows that its self-driving cars are going to get into accidents — maybe even accidents involving pedestrians — and so the company has patented a unique solution to minimize injuries if this happens: human flypaper.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis also confirmed the Navy will be investigating the recent naval accidents in Asian waters, per the AP. This year alone there's been four such accidents involving U.S. warships, per CNN.
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"The aging Russian Navy (and the predecessor Soviet Navy) in general has had a far higher number of operational accidents than any other 'major' fleet, and a large number of those accidents have involved fires."
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Authorities there released a brochure after a spate of fatal accidents.
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The accidents have spurred a lot of questions that need answering.
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As with car accidents or cyber-attacks, perfect security is unattainable.
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Mr. Sanders's career advanced with the benefit of some lucky accidents.
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Again, speculation, but a circumstance that has occurred with other accidents.
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"The cars are routinely in accidents resulting in damage," Miller wrote.
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GJ: In the aviation industry, at airports, those look like accidents.
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I wouldn't classify what we've seen in stadiums as accidents, either.
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Accidents: Three Centuries of Stray Bullets and Bad Luck, enters into
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Other Dominican players died recently in auto accidents in that nation.
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He uses the 727 accidents as part of a case study.
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So when it came down to it, man — accidents happen, man.
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Because the improvements in nuclear safety have all come after accidents.
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It was auto vehicle accidents in the Dominican Republic, with 33.
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But accidents and crimes can claim several lives in one swoop.
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The deaths include drownings, homicides, suicides, and vehicle and other accidents.
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Speeding is still the most common cause of fatal car accidents.
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And workers getting killed in adjacent line accidents are also uncommon.
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Two tragic accidents," he said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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They compared the number of fatal accidents between 4:20 p.m.
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We are sorry for the loss of lives in both accidents.
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It's completely biased, and it's confusing accidents of birth with accomplishment.
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In 2015, there were just 1.5 accidents for every million flights.
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These could come from rogue employees, accidents or stem from malware.
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This may explain why so many accidents happen close to home.
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"Accidents happen and we will get through this like anything else."
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Layoffs happen when you least expect; people get sick; accidents happen.
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More durable drones means DRL can be less worried about accidents.
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Self-driving cars would help reduce those accidents, these people say.
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One way to do that is to tally accidents and fatalities.
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Ford has been involved in several piloting accidents in the past.
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Driving codes and road signs try to prevent accidents from happening.
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"Accidents and incidents will happen," the company said in a statement.
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Still, the researchers discovered that both styles led to unsafe accidents.
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If you think these terrible tragedies are freak accidents, think again.
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These drugs now kill more Americans than car accidents or guns.
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The two accidents — the Lion Air crash near Jakarta on Oct.
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Accidents are never the result of one thing or one person.
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It was only by the grace of God no accidents occurred.
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Many Okinawa residents associate the bases with crime, pollution and accidents.
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Factors that were considered include speeding tickets, accidents, DUI's, and fatalities.
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Thankfully, only a handful of our owners experience accidents each year.
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Ford is not aware of any accidents connected to this recall.
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Because accidents are inevitable, Swedish regulations aim to make them nonlethal.
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But if there are no accidents, then no need for insurance.
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Let your pupper light the way and prevent accidents from happening.
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It clogs systems, causes accidents, wastes energy and makes people unhappy.
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About 35 percent of teen deaths are due to car accidents.
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Severe drowsiness can happen or become worse causing falls or accidents.
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Accidents happen — and to some people, they happen again and again.
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I think the possibility for accidents and miscalculation is high here.
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Traffic accidents are frequent on the narrow road crowded with trucks.
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Hyundai Accent drivers died in 104 accidents between 2012 and 2015.
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Other storm-related fatal accidents occurred in Georgia and South Carolina.
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Human error is to blame for 93 percent of car accidents.
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In the year ended in July, there were 74 accidents, vs.
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Mass shootings, murders, suicides, fallen trees, car accidents — you name it.
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Deadly military aviation accidents overall are at a six-year high.
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That can reduce not only accidents, but also stress and arguments.
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Naturally, my brain tells me to record things, even my accidents.
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"It took a lot of steps and accidents to get there."
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These kind of accidents can be lethal so proceed with caution.
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Is there more than just chance behind all of these accidents?
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The other two accidents, prior to Friday, took place this year.
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FBI assistance is routine in cases of major accidents, Grosof said.
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I've seen them get into lots of accidents from sheer carelessness.
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In response to the accidents, the Navy fired eight senior officers.
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It is now the second leading cause of death after accidents.
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Many of those were attributed to traffic accidents, drugs and firearms.
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" A holiday with few accidents was noted for being "unusually quiet.
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" The Kremlin said the same, telling reporters that "accidents, unfortunately, happen.
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Here's what we know about a handful of Russia's nuclear accidents.
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She cleans false teeth and wipes bottoms and mops up accidents.
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The rate of accidents in recent years has, thankfully, been decreasing.
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However, two of the four freighters are currently grounded following accidents.
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Will it be the number of accidents they are involved in?
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The Incredible Hulk Radioactive accidents were big back in the day.
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The NTSB is the government agency tasked with investigating transportation accidents.
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Some have argued it leads to an increase in traffic accidents.
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"More people die in car accidents than gun violence," said Williams.
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Accidents happen, and even the most respectful partner screws up sometimes.
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Do you think car accidents will rise when marijuana is legalized?
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Accidents and the major repairs associated with them are preferably avoided.
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"We lose much more than that to automobile accidents," Trump said.
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Accidents that cause radiation gauges to spike in nearby towns are.
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In making art, I've found that accidents can become useful friends.
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But she recognizes that fatal accidents at sea remain extremely rare.
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The fleet has faced a string of deadly accidents this year.
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Joseph P. Aucoin, was removed in August because of the accidents.
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Dr. Scheid emphasized that accidents like this one are pretty rare.
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Google said there were no accidents registered in December or January.
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Today, 93 percent of the accidents are due to human intervention.
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Honolulu passed the measure to reduce accidents caused by distracted walking.
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"We want to have no more accidents by 2050," he said.
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Terrorism kills so many fewer people in car accidents every year.
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You see traumatic car accidents where a whole family gets killed.
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Chaos, accidents, and — just maybe — a change of mind and heart.
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That will cause traffic accidents by the driver's lack of awareness.
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That compares to 534 deaths in 13 fatal accidents in 2018.
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In 2150, Time studied airplane accidents from the previous 26 years.
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"In Colorado they have more accidents," Trump says in the video.
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Monday's developments are just the latest fallout from the Navy accidents.
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Only accidents, and cancers and other illnesses, kill more young people.
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They were the Navy's worst accidents at sea since the 1970s.
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Needlestick injuries and other hospital accidents may also cause some cases.
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The FAA has not linked any accidents to the weight discrepancies.
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Accidents are tremendously costly and the reputational harm can be ruinous.
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In contrast, 210 children of that age died in car accidents.
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Winter tires can help avoid accidents and keep insurance payments down.
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A series of fatal accidents led to the category being banned.
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The stretch of highway rarely sees accidents, according to Ms. Kukawka.
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Loose fur, dirty paw prints and unfortunate accidents are equally inevitable.
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Every year, 1.25 million people lose their lives in car accidents.
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Deploying such technology, we want to ensure that traffic accidents decrease.
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That compares to 22017 deaths in 213 fatal accidents in 22020.
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Players smash into one another with the impact of car accidents.
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Mr. D Food does not offer its couriers compensation for accidents.
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Players smash into one another with the impact of car accidents.
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United alone had seven major accidents in a five-year span.
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But, he added, "you also have to look out for accidents."
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Industrial accidents are common in Iran, where much infrastructure is outdated.
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First, the industry has worked to prevent accidents from ever happening.
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Doubts crept in: Could she have done more on "Little Accidents"?
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Typically, those accidents have been the fault of the other drivers.
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There were 323 stranded vehicles and 22 major accidents, it said.
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"Many articles refer to the incidents as 'freak accidents,'" he said.
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Vision Zero starts from the premise that all accidents are preventable.
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First, obviously, there is no mention whatsoever of non-fatal accidents.
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In total, 57 troops have been killed in accidents this year.
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Riders consider legal action Accidents, however, aren't always a rider's fault.
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Most updates are for smaller incidents, like car accidents and fights.
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Recent high profile accidents have understandably shined a spotlight on Amtrak.
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The tarnish of the Max accidents have hit Boeing's reputation, too.
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"There could be accidents, where money gets clogged," said one official.
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Each year, an estimated 3,500 infants die of sleep-related accidents.
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While shipping accidents are inevitable, they rarely occur on this scale.
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Mr. D Food does not offer its couriers compensation for accidents.
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Those little happy accidents make for some character on the record.
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They burrow deep underground with rudimentary tools, leading to frequent accidents.
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In this process of experimenting with tools, an artist inevitably discovers new techniques as a result of accidents and learning how to recognize those accidents as worthy or not, and then harness them or bury them.
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The National Transportation Safety Board, tasked with investigating transportation accidents, has been left with a skeleton crew and has opted not to launch investigators to 14 recent accidents, including 0003 aviation incidents that killed 16 people.
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Our belief is that when accidents and disasters hit, the response could be 10 times faster thanks to AI. So what we mean there is, everything from road accidents, burst piping to large-scale floods and hurricane.
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This is a series that needs drama, and sometimes serious accidents, to drive its heart forward; and those accidents need to be pivotal, they need to move characters into new mindsets and change them in substantial ways.
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Yet the worst accidents have been in those used for social housing.
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Yet the worst accidents have been in buildings used as social housing.
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The ongoing downpour has already caused accidents and spin-outs on freeways.
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More people die from drug overdoses than from guns or car accidents.
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Before that, a host of accidents and near-misses had gone unheeded.
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TC: Would you characterize most of those incidents as accidents or otherwise?
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Some of the most engaging experiments in the world begin as accidents.
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He knew basic commands and didn't have any accidents in the house.
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Of 2016's accidents, 10 were fatal, versus four a year earlier.
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Have there been any accidents, and what was the nature of them?
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There have been several deadly accidents on Morro Rock on recent years.
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The shootings aren't accidents, according to gun violence prevention activist Jonathan Hutson.
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Police say the program will reduce crime as well as traffic accidents.
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Traffic accidents are relatively commonplace in Afghanistan, with roads often poorly maintained.
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However, two people died in traffic accidents during the evacuation, she said.
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It is wrong to refer to these deaths as accidents, he argues.
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But the shootings aren't accidents, gun violence prevention activist Jonathan Hutson said.
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Approximately 40,000 people died in road accidents in the US last year.
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China has a poor record of industrial explosive accidents in residential areas.
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Air accidents are relatively frequent in Congo due to lax safety standards.
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"We've known this a long time because of aviation accidents," she said.
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At least 80 accidents were reported between July 2018 and July 2019.
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And why yellow taxis are much less likely to get into accidents.
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Over that time, Google has recorded 17 minor accidents involving the vehicles.
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Highways, roads, and intersections went dark without notice and caused traffic accidents.
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Publicity over recent accidents involving self-driving cars could be a factor.
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"It's like with patients who come in after motorcycle accidents," he said.
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Its six-month beta test saw users reduce accidents by 90 percent.
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Reports of aviation accidents have emerged repeatedly in China in recent weeks.
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"Running from restaurant to restaurant, I'd have monthly accidents," she told me.
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It has had, in its relatively brief existence, several high-profile accidents.
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Eleven people died in fireworks-related accidents in 2014, CPSC research shows.
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But as historians of Europe know well, accidents can and do happen.
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There will also be icons for road closures, construction, and car accidents.
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The number of deaths resulting from civilian aircraft accidents was just 44.
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Musk has also often criticized Autopilot users who find themselves in accidents.
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In particular, AVs could greatly reduce deaths and injuries from road accidents.
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Seven years on, Public Lab still springs into action after industrial accidents.
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The number of accidents per year has been steadily declining since 1997.
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There have been several accidents in the waterways between Indonesia and Malaysia.
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The letter followed several commercial balloon accidents that resulted in injured passengers.
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" He adds, "Our motto is that there are no accidents, only reasons.
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Though balloon accidents are rare, they raise a host of legal issues.
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We tolerate a lot of highway fatalities due to motor vehicle accidents.
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It was often water accidents, drowning or falling off a fishing boat.
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Medical bills for those injured in car accidents have tripled since 2000.
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Since then, however, there have been involved in a number of accidents.
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That leads to driver overconfidence, more accidents, traffic jams, general doom, etc.
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Australia is known for freaky accidents, usually involving the country's dangerous wildlife.
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It is time for FB and Twitter to move beyond car accidents.
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"Thirty percent from road accidents, and the rest mostly from gun shots."
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Nearly 350 passengers died in the two accidents; there were no survivors.
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The Switch might be new, but accidents can occur at any time.
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You have to take the time to allow for accidents to happen.
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But CEO Mark Cutifani said fatal accidents detracted from the strong results.
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The student protesters have demanded tougher punishment for offenses involving road accidents.
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Average speeds top just 50 km/h and train accidents are common.
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At least 12,000 people die each year in road accidents in Bangladesh.
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There have been 14 accidents in the past six months, Hadimuljono said.
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And over 200 small and large accidents have occurred at nuclear facilities.
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Tuesday's tragedy is one of the worst theme park accidents on record.
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In Nevada, more people die by gunfire than die of car accidents.
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For example, high-preventable diseases included pneumonia, flu, accidents and liver disease.
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Hundreds of miners are killed by accidents in the industry each year.
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The spate of accidents suggests there could be a more systemic issue.
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Bike accidents are a leading cause of traumatic brain injuries in sports.
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Fans do not hope for such accidents, but they do expect them.
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"This safety measure combats accidents due to lack of sleep," Cawse explains.
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Meanwhile, pregnant women across the country face persecution for accidents and miscarriages.
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Is positive train control a means of preventing certain classes of accidents?
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Absolutely. Is positive train control going to prevent all types of accidents?
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The Russian mining industry has been plagued by the accidents for years.
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The company said it was aware of nine accidents but no injuries.
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Boeing's 210 MAX has been grounded since March following two fatal accidents.
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Spills or maritime accidents, the tribe said, could permanently destroy fishing beds.
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Last year Amtrak faced questions in the wake of several fatal accidents.
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Drug overdoses overall are killing more Americans than guns or car accidents.
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Breyer, who will be 80 in August, endured several spring bicycle accidents.
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Accidents continued further back, and other cars dropped out in various incidents.
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First, India had surpassed China as the global leader in road accidents.
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Even short of tensions, there is the possibility of accidents and miscalculations.
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The central government has pledged to improve checks to avert such accidents.
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Self-driving cars have been involved in a number of accidents, however.
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Accidents are common, though the scale of devastation on Sunday was unusual.
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Of 2015's accidents, four were fatal, versus 20143 a year earlier.
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"You do those two things and the majority of accidents will stop."
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The Watergate special prosecutor was appointed out of a series of accidents.
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Decorations such as candles and Christmas trees can also lead to accidents.
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Some induce accidents to stop traffic, so that they can board trucks.
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Workplace accidents kill railroad workers far less often, but still fairly regularly.
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The rate of the year 2000 would have seen 64 fatal accidents.
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Management and communications problems contributed to both space shuttle accidents, investigators found.
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It is pure acrobatics and yet you rarely see accidents with cars.
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Read more: Here's why the Russian military has so many serious accidents
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It is known that over 2628,28503 people die annually in auto accidents.
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We did cause two slight rear-end accidents, but nobody else noticed.
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He said the vehicles' bright orange color will help them avoid accidents.
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And there are legal questions, should the driverless cars lead to accidents.
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No accidents or injuries have been associated with these vehicles, Ford added.
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Accidents sometimes occur at political rallies in Nigeria, which are often crowded.
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We have learned and are still learning from these accidents, Mr. Chairman.
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Sixteen miners have died at the mine in different accidents since 2011.
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Water-related accidents are a common cause of death in the outdoors.
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Do not shame women and girls for period stains or accidents.913.
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There have been a series of accidents at Kathmandu in the past.
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When accidents do happen, survivors require long-term physical and psychological support.
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You're a thrill-seeker, Aries, but it's important to watch for accidents.
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Some veterinary offices have blamed these accidents on the legalization of marijuana.
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Fatigue seems to have played a role in many of the accidents.
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In 2016, almost 4,000 front-seat passengers were killed in auto accidents.
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Does the use of cannabis increase the likelihood of fatal car accidents?
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Even if Russia sent in its best pilots, accidents happen, said Cordesman.
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But the airline has not been free of serious or fatal accidents.
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It examined downstream effects, like car accidents, which can affect lifetime productivity.
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"Our models are much more accurately predictive of accidents," Mr. Timm said.
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Require safe storage, to reduce theft, suicide and accidents by children. 9.
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By comparison, 54 officers died in car accidents while on the job.
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Arena Offshore was among the companies that had multiple lift-related accidents.
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Dooring accounted for 203 cyclist accidents in San Francisco from 2012-2015.
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In 1971, about 3,300 people died in traffic accidents, including 400 children.
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The N.T.S.B. is an independent federal agency that investigates major transportation accidents.
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Cars give us great transportation, and cars give us accidents, as well.
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The Boeing official said that in most accidents, many things go wrong.
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Each day on the scooter, I have at least two almost-accidents.
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It's unclear how often these more mundane, if still serious accidents happen.
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The rash of accidents has made manifest the dangers of stunt work.
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The department's major accidents unit is investigating the incident, the outlet said.
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After all, plane accidents, in general, have a 95% survival rate.230.
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Accompanying the drastic expansion in traffic was a disproportionate rise in accidents.
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They have suffered for years from habitat destruction, dog attacks, automobile accidents.
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Abolishing DST could prevent 28 fatal car accidents annually, the study found.
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A similar picture emerged when the researchers examined traffic accidents and policing.
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Also, almost 70 percent of the accidents documented happened during the day.
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Those policies typically do not exclude accidents related to firearms, he said.
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That would not include the two recent accidents, which remain under investigation.
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And the Waze app, which warns of the police and accidents ahead?
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Deadly traffic accidents are common in Ethiopia, Africa's second-most populous country.
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It excludes accidents involving small planes, military flights, cargo flights and helicopters.
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But with accessibility comes a growing risk of accidents, and of sabotage.
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South Carolina has several hunting accidents each year, according to Mr. Lucas.
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Even though wealthy borrowers can generally repay the loan, accidents do happen.
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But, you say, hurricanes are natural phenomena, while nuclear accidents are not.
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And as a result -- heart attacks, strokes, traffic accidents, and finally suicide.
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While accidents involving autonomous vehicles may cause panic the fear is unwarranted.
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Roy Cooper said there were more than 1,600 accidents in the state.
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In 2015 it killed 33,000 Americans — more than car accidents or guns.
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These technologies also have the potential to stop accidents before they happen.
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The question then becomes one of personal virtue and care about accidents.
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Rockett suspects that many drug-related deaths have been misclassified as accidents.
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In each one of those accidents, about 200 people lost their lives.
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What is exceptionally clear is that many of these accidents were preventable.
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S. warships are constantly involved in accidents around the South China Sea.
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See this related Times article on insurance, accidents and lawsuits involving drones.
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Savannah Guthrie knows that accidents happen, especially when it comes to children.
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Pipeline corrosion and tanker accidents caused more than 50 percent of them.
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The government statistics agency reported 10,965 railroad accidents between 2008 and 2017.
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But in general, you're starting to see more of these accidents occur.
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Since those two fatal accidents, the spacecraft has never lost a passenger.
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Those two accidents were critical in making the Soyuz a better spacecraft.
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The auto and travel group said on Tuesday that its study of 4,571 U.S. accidents showed that drivers who get less than the recommended seven hours of sleep a day are at a much higher risk of accidents.
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Over the past 274 years there have been 22021,459 accidents across the network of oil and gas pipelines that crisscross the U.S. These accidents have cost the country roughly $6 billion in damages and killed or injured 1,660 people.
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Other estimates, by the National Bureau of Standards, suggest it has zero effect....cut accidents...Many folks point to the fact that DST reduces the incidence of road traffic accidents as a good reason to keep using the system.
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A spate of US Navy warship accidents in Asia since January Lawmakers and defense analysts have warned that longer deployments for ships and less time and money for maintenance and training could be playing a role in the accidents.
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Mr. Rosekind said that more than 90 percent of vehicle accidents every year were the result of decisions made by drivers at the wheel — and self-driving technology had the potential to prevent at least some of those accidents.
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Adrian Young, a consultant at To70, called last year's rate "a case of good fortune" and noted that there is little statistical difference between two accidents and 10 accidents considering there are tens of millions of flights a year.
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However, safety standards are not always strictly enforced and accidents occur fairly often.
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Trial lawyers can probably breathe easy: Autonomous driving won't end litigation over accidents.
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"The number one cause of childhood deaths is preventable accidents," the ad said.
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Or worse, they transmit false data about accidents, traffic issues, or speed traps.
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Last year's competition alone saw seven celebrities receive hospital treatment after nasty accidents.
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Uber Accidents Q: Uber&aposs self-driving car killed a woman in Arizona.
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Usually vulnerabilities in software are accidents or mistakes—flaws that shouldn't be there.
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Driver error (of the human variety) is involved in 20183 percent of accidents.
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The non-regulatory federal agency investigates serious chemical accidents such as refinery fires.
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Inward-facing AI cameras can be used to prevent accidents before they occur.
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In Abilene, Texas, there were over 36 car accidents reported in one day.
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Aircraft accidents, involving both civilian and military planes, are not uncommon in Myanmar.
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Vehicle accidents and military combat injuries, on the other hand, were well represented.
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He's created a new traffic department in response to the increase in accidents.
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There are tropical diseases, landmines—unexploded-ordnance officers are deployed too—and accidents.
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But safety standards are not always strictly enforced and accidents occur fairly often.
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Every year, around 12,000 people die because of road accidents in the country.
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I like the accidents that happen as the frozen glass starts to melt.
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Balog doesn't think these recent accidents will be enough to derail that momentum.
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Previous NTSB investigations called for retrofits to prevent deaths in duck boat accidents.
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This reallocates responsibility for most accidents to the ADS vehicle manufacturing supply chain.
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Ultimately, the goal is to convert most accidents into near-misses — or better.
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Researchers estimate that these accidents also kill more than 2628,28503 wild animals annually.
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The explanation for the high number of traffic accidents may be more complex.
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That's not the case for other trauma such as falls, accidents and stabbings.
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About 90 Americans die every DAY from homicide, suicide, and accidents with guns.
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Accidents in recent years have in some cases been blamed on poor maintenance.
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The same report claimed that such accidents have increased 10-fold from 2006.
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The double whammy of heat and drought has led to accidents and fatalities.
|
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About 40% of road accidents involve bicycles, according to a report in 2013.
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It was the latest in a series of fatal accidents at the company.
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And it continued to defend the safety of the plane after the accidents.
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For starters, Community Help will only be available after natural disasters and accidents.
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Driver-safety aids alone could save billions in accidents, fines and other costs.
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Accidents happen, but Platt said no one has died jumping at Sky Zone.
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They suffer drunk-driving accidents, chronic pain, untreated injuries and "alcohol-induced comas".
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"Accidents and stupidity are the two major factors in initiating wars," Amirahmadi said.
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In 2016, ASN recorded a total of 16 airline accidents and 303 deaths.
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Many road accidents have been attributed in whole or part to driver misbehaviour.
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That saves lives when blood is lost, say, in traumatic accidents or surgery.
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Yet the stories told of gun accidents echo far beyond each isolated shot.
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Maybe because they know when guns are around, more accidents, actually more fatalities.
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Accidents happen all the time with dogs, and people could really get hurt.
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That only increases when accidents or other mishaps happen, AAA's research has found.
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For instance: 92 riders observed came out of their accidents with head injuries.
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In both accidents, investigators have not determined an official cause of the crash.
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The Tennessee and Kansas amusement park accidents were not included in the study.
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It also led to numerous reports of Pokemon Go-related accidents and crimes.
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Countless others receive no meaningful relief after painful accidents, burns, or invasive surgery.
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Average speeds top just 50 kph (30 mph) and train accidents are common.
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Just make sure you're not at risk of slipping — that's how accidents happen.
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Dressers and storage units account for at least 11% of the total accidents.
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Industrial accidents are not unusual in India, where safety measures are often flouted.
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It should have stated drug overdoses overall kill more people than car accidents.
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It only requires an accident, and of course, accidents happen all the time.
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Data collection from traffic operation and accidents must be updated and better shared.
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That is about the same number of people who died in traffic accidents.
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" On potential backlash from high-profile accidents involving AV prototypes: "It's certainly real.
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But the very real fire accidents connected with the device are no joke.
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Other accidents involving Tesla and Uber self-driving technology have resulted in fatalities.
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Snow has caused multiple accidents in New England and even places farther south.
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Six people had been killed in accidents caused by the flooding, she said.
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A poorly designed train platform can cause fatal accidents on a busy day.
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Financial history shows that when debt outstrips GDP growth, accidents become more likely.
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Shanxi has suffered several major accidents in its coal mines in past years.
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Ford said it knew of no injuries or accidents associated with the problem.
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"We can be the most responsible dog owners, but accidents happen," said Paul.
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President Joko Widodo said the government would push to prevent future boat accidents.
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Thirdly, the information we have is that it is not investigating all 'accidents'.
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"The vast majority of these accidents are caused by human error," she added.
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There are absolutely no accidents, because it's happening one frame at a time.
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That is four times the number of deaths caused by traffic accidents globally.
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Ford said it was not aware of any reports of accidents or injuries.
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Montes say the ramp has been the site of numerous accidents and fatalities.
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There, more than 3,000 people a year are killed in accidents involving them.
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At least four people are believed to have died in accidents while searching.
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Despite the accidents and arrests in Hoboken, the scooters have been firmly embraced.
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Neighboring India, with a vastly larger rail network, reported 73 accidents in 2018.
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The accidents prompted the dismissal of the Navy's 7th Fleet commander, Vice Adm.
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There have been no reported accidents or injuries due to the faulty part.
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No reports of injuries or accidents have been linked to the faulty part.
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The road that went by the hospital was swamped with cars and accidents.
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Steel mile markers were replaced with plastic ones to reduce accidents and injuries.
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Aviation accidents: The committee endorsed an amendment offered by committee ranking member Rep.
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The accidents prompted the dismissal of the Navy's 7th Fleet commander Vice Adm.
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There the focus will be on fire fighting, accidents and over-water environments.
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The new penalties, proponents say, are aimed at reducing congestion, frustration and accidents.
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He added, however, that technology advances are unlikely to eliminate road accidents completely.
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And maybe, as Tesla contends, Autopilot can help a responsible driver avoid accidents.
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"Safety is CSX's highest priority, and our goal is zero accidents," Doolittle said.
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Household accidents stand in for the deliberate violence that characters wish would occur.
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When it comes to accidents, Allstate really offers the best of both worlds.
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On the day I arrived, there were three accidents alone on I-80.
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Other major nuclear accidents have prompted evacuations that abruptly emptied cities and villages.
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But major accidents, involving significant releases of radioactive material have been exceedingly rare.
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Studies paid for by the camera companies or governments usually show fewer accidents.
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Having a central database could also shield them from liability when accidents occur.
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Winter conditions compound the severity of potential accidents, breakdowns, or other automotive mishaps.
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Accidents involving boats sailing between the many islands of the Philippines are common.
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We also must help rebuild the communities and families affected by these accidents.
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Some were stillborn, some were just old, but few died in car accidents.
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The French automaker said it was not aware of any accidents or injuries.
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As with any technology, there is always the risk of accidents and abuse.
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Sometimes, accidents end up creating the most beautiful masterpieces — just ask Aja Kusick.
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In 2008 alone, sixty children were killed in mining accidents at Cerro Rico.
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After all, 90 percent of motor vehicle accidents are due to human error.
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My team manually wrote all names and descriptions, and unfortunately, sometimes accidents happened.
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Falls are the second leading cause of death by injury, after car accidents.
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I would definitely be more ok with happy accidents, where weed is involved.
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Below are statistics for gas-distribution pipeline accidents over the past two decades.
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Sleep apnea can lead to depression, fatal car accidents, heart disease, and hypertension.
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Amtrak was a "victim" of that accident much like two other recent accidents.
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Young people account for the majority of car accidents in the United States.
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Dreamworld, about 35 miles south of Brisbane, has a history of serious accidents.
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It was not aware of any accidents or injuries related to this problem.
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Indirect causes include electrocution, auto accidents and lack of access to medical care.
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There have been several other accidents in the arms industry in the country.
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No injuries, accidents, warranty claims or complaints have been reported, the company said.
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One outcome has been a sharp increase in industrial accidents in recent years.
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Every phone needs a new battery every couple of years, and accidents happen.
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There are accidents from time to time, but nothing serious, the raftsmen say.
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No accidents or faults had been linked to the problem, according to Nissan.
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They're also associated with auto accidents, given that they cause drowsiness and fatigue.
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Nuclear arsenals involve complex systems in which the risk of accidents is high.
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Since 1970, 20173 million Americans have died from guns — suicides, murders and accidents.
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Now it's more like they need the first-aider to deal with accidents.
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An Al Jazeera journalist asked me 'Why such an outcry over road accidents?
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Investigations into both accidents are continuing and no final determinations have been made.
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Accidents are common in the mountainous region where many roads are in disrepair.
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Iran has experienced dozens of fatal aviation accidents since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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She bears witness to many of her employers' humiliations: slaps, betrayals, car accidents.
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The chaos caused two accidents, but no one was injured, Captain Taormina said.
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They said the law had forced abortions underground, exposing women to medical accidents.
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The company now faces a number of lawsuits and investigations over the accidents.
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Marshals also are responsible for the swift removal of cars involved in accidents.
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Several more transportation accidents in the 1990s added to calls for new legislation.
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Torrey and her 21-year-old son had both been in car accidents.
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Economics professor Benjamin Hansen: In today's #SARSCOV2 figures, check Los Angeles traffic accidents.
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Train accidents are just one of the many threats elephants in India face.
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Indonesia's aviation industry has long been dogged by accidents and accusations of malfeasance.
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Overcrowding and fractures in tracks are often cited as contributing causes of accidents.
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Are there any rules or customs that help individuals respond to these accidents?
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It's not the last time there's going to be accidents at chemical plants.
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The military has suffered a spate of deadly aircraft accidents in recent years.
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"At this point, these two are just accidents waiting to happen," he said.
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I treat people who are often catastrophically injured in accidents of all sorts.
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Milton Guasti's newfound career making video games is a tale of two accidents.
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Car accidents are one of the largest causes of death in our country.
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The accidents prompted many countries, including the U.S., to ground 737 Max planes.
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There were always accidents out on these roads, and here was the reason.
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The carts, in their view, are too slow, block traffic and cause accidents.
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Accidents linked to faulty drainage or pumping systems in pools have happened before.
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The group has been giving demonstrations for decades, and fatal accidents are rare.
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No accidents had been tied to the issue, Reuters said, citing Honda representatives.
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"Some of these cases feel like near-miss car accidents," Ms. Basinger said.
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Add seat belts to cars for safety, speeding and accidents can go up.
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Rock burst accidents are often caused by fractures in rocks due to mining.
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Pakistani officials recorded at least 80 accidents between July 2018 and July 2019.
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The rest were accidents and deaths through legal interventions (such as police shootings).
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They should be resumed now, as nuclear accidents and misperceptions become more likely.
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Domestic threats like car accidents, by contrast, were much less frightening to authoritarians.
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You can spot potholes, black ice, traffic accidents, you can communicate to cars.
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Railway accidents occur relatively frequently in Bangladesh, many of them at unsupervised crossings.
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Boating accidents are also especially risky in summer, especially when there's alcohol involved.
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"The naval accidents... certainly don't help in the current political environment," he said.
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The company hopes to gain the deepest possible understanding of what causes near-misses, scrapes and accidents at every level, and to deliver insights back to cities that can help them tweak traffic and even street design to eliminate fatal accidents.
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This could be hugely beneficial to public health and safety, since alcohol is a fairly dangerous drug linked to violent crimes, poisonings, and fatal accidents, while legal pot isn't linked to violent crimes or poisonings and less likely to cause accidents.
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Still, high-profile accidents like the recent Amtrak crashes or the February 2015 incident in which a Metro-North commuter train in suburban New York hit a car, are exceptions in an industry that has largely reduced fatal accidents, experts said.
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"It is more difficult to analyze the cause of the accidents this time because of various patterns of the accidents," an official with the Korean Agency for Technology and Standards, which met with Samsung and experts on Monday, told Reuters.
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The National Transportation Safety Board recently announced that the derailment was due to human error, an all too common occurrence in accidents, which according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration contributes to 85033 percent of the accidents on our highways.
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Boeing hopes a software fix that it plans to introduce may address a problem common to both accidents that killed a total of 346 people, as investigators into the two accidents focus on new anti-stall software known as MCAS.
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Mars retrogrades are said to prompt an uptick in accidents, conflicts, and destructive decisions.
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WITHOUT QUESTION, WE'RE SORRY FOR THE LIVES THAT WERE LOST IN THESE TWO ACCIDENTS.
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The Air Force, for its part, has also experienced a significant number of accidents.
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"Our aircraft accidents have increased and we are very concerned about it," he said.
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The methods used to steal the oil often result in accidents that cause fires.
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Some accidents happen, but overall we're very intentional with what we're trying to do.
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"We are here to guarantee their safety and prevent accidents en route," he said.
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Plus, it comes with an easy-to-remove seat cover for those inevitable accidents.
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Oil tanker accidents are common in neighboring Nigeria, which is a major oil producer.
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Accidents will be rare, their causes understood, this knowledge shared widely, and improvements made.
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But underground explosions can make for some of the deadliest industrial accidents out there.
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But compared with other forms of transportation -- driving, especially -- helicopter accidents are extremely rare.
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There can be political (issues), there can be technical issues, there can be accidents.
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And a large majority of those accidents occurred in circumstances unrelated to combat deployments.
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Navy investigators later found that both accidents were related to ongoing Navy readiness problems.
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Those accidents resulted in the complete loss of all three aircraft and four lives.
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Amnesia, car accidents, or recurring illnesses are more common plot devices for Korean shows.
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These tragic accidents bring a recent streak of unprecedented airplane safety to an end.
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They claimed that no major accidents or injuries had ever occurred in their experience.
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Apparently the highway was shut down for three hours due to multiple car accidents.
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One of the worst accidents occurred last August at Shoreham Airport in southeast England.
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Nor has the threat of a nuclear disaster lessened, from either weapons or accidents.
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That complexity in these kinds of situations is what breeds accidents, Van Buiten says.
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My pathway through music has been a mess of happy accidents and burning curiosities.
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Nor do normal accidents — as normal as they are — have to be so common.
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Despite a few non-fatal accidents Google's autonomous-car project clocked up 2600m miles.
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It did not specify whether the statistic referred to normal use or involving accidents.
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Authorities warned parents not leave their children at home alone to avoid similar accidents.
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The number of fatal accidents has dropped sharply, as has pollution from exhaust fumes.
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It is tempting to assume that shooting accidents are the result of amateur mistakes.
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Kalnbērzs was known for performing operations creating penile prosthetics following accidents, injuries, and burns.
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"Responding to plane accidents isn't something that we do often," Captain Bentley told reporters.
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That's more than four times the fatalities from car accidents and shark attacks, combined.
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But what if fate is just a concept we impose on accidents of timing?
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Hamas put some of these deaths down to work accidents caused by heavy rains.
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Traffic accidents are common in Nigeria, where roads are bad and safety standards poor.
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From October 2011 to September 2017, there have been 358 deaths from selfie accidents.
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Still, the potential for a truly catastrophic lab accidents, while necessitating precautions, is unlikely.
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They took into consideration accidents and fatalities that involved drivers, pedestrians, motorcyclists and bicyclists.
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When sweet kids have powerful parents, there can be powerful repercussions for innocent accidents.
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Still, the number of accidents and deaths are too high, the safety agency said.
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Many others were wiped out by diseases and accidents before the age of ten.
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Fatal vehicle accidents are up 9% over last year, says the National Safety Council.
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The vehicles have avoided accidents during trials, despite facing additional stress tests from pranksters.
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The police statement says "many road accidents are a result of avoidable human undertakings."
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Insurers estimate that around 370 traffic accidents annually are caused by pedestrians using smartphones.
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The NTSB also reported 24 fatalities in sightseeing helicopter accidents over the same period.
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And with almost 40,000 fatalities in traffic accidents every year, it's a noble mission.
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There have been no significant accidents on their watch over the past five years.
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At the same time, deaths from motor vehicle accidents shot up by six percent.
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And surgery is essential for reducing maternal mortality and deaths from road traffic accidents.
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In Jakarta alone there were 10% more construction accidents last year than in 2016.
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Schoenbaum says that other causes are cardiovascular issues, respiratory issues, and accidents in general.
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Slick roads reportedly caused over 50 traffic accidents in Virginia and the Baltimore/D.
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Recent accidents spark investigations The Pennsylvania accident comes after several others across the nation.
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Containment walls are built around the tanks, meant to capture fuel spilled during accidents.
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Mazda says it has no reports of accidents or injuries caused by the problem.
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Deadly landslides and other accidents are common in the poorly regulated mines of Hpakant.
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Barring accidents, he has a good chance of winning a second term in 2019.
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NJ State Police tweeted Tuesday morning that they responded to 93 motor vehicle accidents.
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Some died in weather-related traffic accidents, others from apparent exposure to the elements.
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Ford is not aware of any of any accidents connected to this recall either.
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According to the study, 45 percent of e-scooter accidents result in head injuries.
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There have been incidents where a language barrier has contributed to accidents and fatalities.
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The causes of the accidents are as varied as human error to animal hazards.
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It was the latest in a series of deadly accidents on Italy's rail network.
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Guerrasio: How much of those happy accidents have happened on this show for you?
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Of course, that does not mean the technology is perfect in preventing all accidents.
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No one knows about the accidents that didn't happen, only the ones that did.
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Australia, Canada, and New Zealand have all cut rates of smoking and traffic accidents.
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Ford says it's not aware of any accidents or injuries related to the defect.
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The app was already sharing that information among users to help them avoid accidents.
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This escalator mishap is the latest in a string of similar accidents in China.
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Accidents involving planes and wildlife are surprisingly common; thousands of them happen each year.
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Seeing all these accidents, it made my vision of the world change a bit.
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Waymo's own commercial insurance policies will cover damages to the car and from accidents.
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Chicago-based Snapsheet has raised $12 million to streamline the process after car accidents.
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There were no accidents involving Google's self-driving cars in December, the company says.
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Road accidents always spike during the "seven days of death" that encompass the festival.
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Accidents happen, even to those of us who are obsessively careful with expensive gadgets.
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You're itching to take risks; however, it's super important that you watch for accidents.
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Telematics company Geotab is using IoT to help fleet management companies significantly reduce accidents.
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Locals complain about damage to crops, and the animals have also caused traffic accidents.
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Critics have said that authorities tend to understate the death toll at such accidents.
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So you get a disproportionate amount of press associated with those kinds of accidents.
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Suicide, overdose, and substance-related accidents and diseases are now leading causes of death.
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" As if that weren't enough, @seeyou_never says they regularly witness bodily-function-type "accidents.
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The railway ministry's history of accidents and scandal spans both civilian and military rule.
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The some 26-minute ordeal was horrific, but fatal accidents have become exceedingly rare.
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Altitude sickness, a fall into a crevasse, even fatal accidents from some unpredictable error.
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So has the frequency of fatal accidents, another major cause of death for children.
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Dozens of "blue ice" accidents occurred in the US over the last several decades.
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In Oregon, where I teach, people blame us for an increase in bicycle accidents.
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I eventually just got an address for him through a series of happy accidents.
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It was among the state's worst industrial accidents, but it was not the worst.
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Boat accidents are common in Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago of more than 17,000 islands.
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What happened in Fukushima Fukushima was one of the worst nuclear accidents in history.
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One argument holds self-driving cars will reduce traffic caused by accidents, for example.
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More than 28503,22019 lives are lost to gun violence every year — homicides, suicides, accidents.
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Critical deficiencies are thus perpetuated – and accidents continue to happen for the same reasons.
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The report attributed the increased concern to highly publicized accidents involving cars operating autonomously.
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An overwhelming majority (85033 percent) of accidents are caused by human error while driving.
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According to AAA, roughly 2202 percent of all car accidents occur in parking lots.
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But the number of accidents won't-- you won't see widespread adoption unless they're safer.
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Lion Air's co-founder on Monday lashed out at Boeing's handling of the accidents.
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In 2016, 5,987 pedestrians were killed in traffic accidents, the highest number since 1990.
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Before those accidents and others, lax enforcement of safety rules was lubricated by corruption.
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Many of the accidents included in the information provided by NTSB note several casualties.
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The clock changes can also raise the risk of accidents by sleep-deprived motorists.
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And many of these accidents occur because a driver is tired, distracted, or intoxicated.
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Since 1999, more than 40 people have died in accidents involving the amphibious vessels.
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Sleep deprivation can hurt cognition, and it is associated with many, many car accidents.
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Under such conditions, the competitors become hostage to third party provocations, or even accidents.
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And the recent string of accidents involving driverless cars has only exacerbated these concerns.
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Grim topics, sure—but accidents and sudden illnesses happen to people of all ages.
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Indeed, no matter how many lives self-driving cars save, accidents still will happen.
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In 0003, there were more than 35,000 people who died in motor vehicle accidents.
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And they're running that same story again this year, because of these new accidents.
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Sometimes they're honest accidents, like Sam Stout getting knocked out and guillotining Philippe Chartier.
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Injections of morphine were used sparingly, after surgery and for patients injured in accidents.
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Progress happens in fits and starts, a wild combination of study and happy accidents.
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I assume there's the usual things like crime statistics, car accidents, but what else?
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Dozens of law firms now have web pages dedicated to exploding vape pen accidents.
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"Children [are] eating these edibles, getting sick and devastating accidents have occurred," Stracner said.
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Consumers worry about product safety (tainted milk, for example) and accidents (like train wrecks).
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Accidents frequently occur along India's sprawling rail network, the third largest in the world.
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Accidents involving chemicals splashed in the eyes were long regarded as a workplace risk.
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The Chemical Safety Board, which is tasked with investigating accidents at chemical facilities. 13.
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New Jersey Transit had 200 train accidents since 2010, though most were minor episodes.
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There have been similar accidents to Thursday's Table Rock Lake disaster in the past.
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Forget the ruined relationships, the disintegrated livers and the car (or horse-riding) accidents.
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death, after traffic accidents, among college students.
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"But even so, we have heard of so many accidents this year," he said.
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Trump also compared the pandemic to car accidents, insinuating that pandemic deaths are equivalent.
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Taiwanese authorities are looking into one of the island's deadliest rail accidents in decades.
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"They said that we were stuck due to accidents in the road," she said.
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People with poor hearing are at increased risk for accidents, a new study reports.
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The potholes have caused untold accidents, hours of traffic and windfalls for tire dealers.
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"I'm concerned about the potential for there being more gun-related accidents," Menéndez said.
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This is an injury considered common in high impact accidents such as this one.
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Last year 21 miners died in mining industry accidents in Poland, official statistics show.
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"We have accidents with two people in the cab all the time," he said.
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Then accidents in the 73s prompted officials to slow the trains for safety's sake.
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There's risks of accidents, risks of locking us into bad futures, stuff like that.
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This prevents severe accidents, expensive road service calls ($600+) and fines for late delivery.
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Motor vehicle accidents caused by drinking are clearly worse in some places than others.
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Diaz suggested getting a Carfax report to find out about past bodywork or accidents.
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On average, there are one or two fatalities a year, mostly from car accidents.
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If and when it is used properly, it can save lives and avoid accidents!
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In the United States alone, car accidents kill 30,000 to 40,000 people a year.
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As for the accidents, she said, "things happen that are out of our control."
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Le Carré's novels have their share of rough justice: murders, torture scenes, bad accidents.
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New research shows Daylight Saving Time increases the risk of traffic accidents by 6%.
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But many others expired prematurely of alcoholism, depression, midlife heart attacks and car accidents.
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" Vince: "But thousands die every year in car accidents because they don't buckle up.
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They're typically seen in car accidents, as when a person's head hits the windshield.
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In both accidents, a new automated system malfunctioned, pushing the planes into nose dives.
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Rock salt helps keep roads safe when winter storms hit, reducing winter road accidents.
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Together, the two accidents killed 346 people and have sent Boeing into a crisis.
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There were roughly 6,000 pedestrians killed in car accidents in the U.S. in 2017.
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"70 percent of accidents are due to human error, not machine error," he added.
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This was my life for years: accidents and stains and burns mild and serious.
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Accidents involving the defective air bags have been linked to eight deaths so far.
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It said accidents may leads to compensation claims, lawsuits and expensive delays in production.
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Additionally, when car insurance companies are paying for more accidents, they're spending more money.
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That semiautonomous tech has also been cited in at least four fatal car accidents.
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More than 60 accidents since June 2015 resulted in serious injuries, including 10 deaths.
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Accidents and crimes have also occasionally shown up, and patrolling that has proved difficult.
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Similar accidents in China in recent years were thought to stem from construction projects.
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Almost 40,000 people die in car-related accidents every year in the US alone.
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Sunday's accident was one of several fatal accidents involving Amtrak trains in recent weeks.
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More U.S. service members did, indeed, die in training accidents than in combat operations.
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That's a greater loss of life than caused by guns or motor vehicle accidents.
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The Department of Land Transport said 426 people died in 3,327 accidents between Dec.
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In the military, there have been a slew of high-profile accidents this year.
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Nearly 50,000 Americans died from opioid overdoses last year – more than from car accidents.
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Kyle McAvoy, an expert with Robson Forensic, who specializes in watercraft safety and accidents.
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Huang Lituo, a Jingxi deputy propaganda chief, acknowledged several "unavoidable" industrial accidents involving Xinfa.
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And half of those accidents occur during one very short phase of the trip.
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The company said it is aware of two potentially related accidents but no injuries.
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