GPS blamed for sending trucks crashing into this tiny Arkansas town GPS blamed for sending trucks crashing into this tiny Arkansas town This segment originally aired March.
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Cars are crashing into other cars, the drivers having disappeared.
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How do you keep it from crashing into a larch?
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Crashing into an apple orchard, the aircraft's cockpit tore open.
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Until then, they'll keep crashing into parked cars — or worse.
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Built-in sensors prevent the avatars from crashing into each other.
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It remained airborne for five minutes before crashing into desert sands.
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Strong waves already are crashing into its beaches early Friday morning.
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The man was arrested after crashing into the unmarked police car.
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Current trading is an illustration of that hope crashing into reality.
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They're expert navigators, for one, zipping around without crashing into walls.
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"This is excellent, I'm just crashing into the sky," he said.
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No other galaxies are crashing into it and disturbing its shape.
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Tuesday, striking seven of the eight victims before crashing into a tree.
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Video showed water crashing into buildings in Palu, smashing them into pieces.
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Racing means just racing another car, not crashing into the other car.
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"Pole-overs" (vehicles crashing into traffic lights) are a big headache, too.
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All of this is to say that Trump is crashing into a
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Fears about oversupply sent crude crashing into a bear market last week.
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He took out mailboxes before crashing into a tree and another car.
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Crashing into the UK means more competition for Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
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Jarring things can happen when the sea comes crashing into human habitats.
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And unfortunately, a mission to the moon ended by crashing into it.
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The attack on the bridge sends the ship crashing into the Death Star.
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That's when gigantic meteorites stopped crashing into the Red Planet and inhibiting life.
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Ellsbury suffered the injury crashing into the wall May 24 against the Royals.
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"You're like the waves crashing into the border and bouncing back," he said.
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She died after losing control of her motorcycle and crashing into a building.
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Ellsbury was injured for the second time this season crashing into the wall.
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The car has a "tiny, tiny chance" of crashing into Mars, Musk says.
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Video showed it floating downstream and crashing into a bridge before breaking apart.
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Instead, I end up tottering home and crashing into my bed at 11.
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Space debris is no longer just a problem of metal crashing into metal.
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That is until Toyota and Subaru came crashing into the playground in 2012.
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A meteor shower is actually leftovers of icy comets crashing into Earth's atmosphere.
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A girl crashing into a bush while riding in a Target shopping cart.
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" One critic described her works as "pools of colors crashing into each other.
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In some areas, waves of displaced Nigerians have begun crashing into one another.
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Maybe it was Tiësto crashing into David Guetta's yacht that put us off.
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He was quick to resume his provocations, his habit of "crashing into brick walls".
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Ana: There's a lot of walking blindly into walls and crashing into one another.
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Pitlick was sent crashing into the boards after colliding with the Blues' Jori Lehtera.
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He died at the age of 39 after crashing into a tree while skiing.
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The US Airways plane floats in the water after crashing into the Hudson River.
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Devbot 2 performed admirably before crashing into a barrier on one of the turns.
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Pinder sustained a concussion after crashing into the wall in Oakland on Sept. 22.
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DOZENS HEARD AMELIA EARHART RADIO FOR HELP AFTER CRASHING INTO PACIFIC: REPORT Washington Gov.
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No one looks any faster than anyone else, unless he's crashing into the fence.
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The two men began fighting, crashing into a bathroom and down to the floor.
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Witnesses told cops they saw Lori texting and driving before crashing into a Prius.
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Now Cassini is entering its final months before crashing into the distant planet's clouds.
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Now imagine that airplane crashing into the Atlantic before the story even gets going.
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Just don't come crashing into the pub arms out like a human air-glider.
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Terrifying video shows a helicopter spiraling out of control before crashing into the Hudson River.
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Hopefully, this brave little spacecraft can continue its work without clumsily crashing into another moon.
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Small, automated collision-avoidance systems are also under development, to prevent them crashing into things.
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He was chased by military jets before crashing into an island in the Puget Sound.
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A search warrant says the victim attempted to flee, crashing into the man&aposs bumper.
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It's official: Game of Thrones' final season comes crashing into our lives April 14, 2019.
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It happened in October 2018, crashing into the Java Sea just 12 minutes after takeoff.
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Also, the nuclear-armed American planes involved in Giant Lance risked crashing into one another.
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We need to talk about the tsunami of questionable money crashing into the tech industry.
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It reached a top speed above Mach 5 before crashing into the ocean, as intended.
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Another week, another Tesla crashing into a stationary vehicle that just came out of nowhere.
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George Springer flied out and Marisnick attempted to score on the play, crashing into Lucroy.
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He leans forward and speeds past desks, nearly knocking over shelves and crashing into crates.
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Japan's defense ministry said that the two planes collided midair before crashing into the sea.
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The woman tried to drive off, crashing into another vehicle fewer than 100 feet away.
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" The resulting exhibitions, he said, "were very colorful — pools of colors crashing into each other.
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They said that it hit a number of people before crashing into the other vehicles.
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Drones aren't just good for taking arial pictures of your neighborhood or accidentally crashing into trees.
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Likewise, Irma's waves crashing into the coastline can cause minor hits of seismic energy that register. .
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Hamilton raced back and caught the ball just a split-second before crashing into the wall.
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The red line represents the final orbit, which will end with Cassini crashing into Saturn's atmosphere.
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You maneuver through the void by avoiding crashing into other worms who may cross your path.
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Police say Murray didn't make it far, crashing into a tree before allegedly fleeing on foot.
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The other car comes out of nowhere, crashing into us and running us off the road.
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The videos showed one drone exploding in mid-air, and another one crashing into a building.
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That's why both parachutes and thrusters are needed to prevent Schiaparelli from crashing into the surface.
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CCTV quoted road police as saying the car did not brake before crashing into the vehicle.
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Ellsbury suffered a concussion May 24 after crashing into the wall while making a catch. 3.
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Todman went crashing into the bench and Nelson collided with Steelers offensive line coach Mike Munchak.
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Researchers think the substance could be "melt glass" formed from meteorites crashing into the lunar surface.
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Cassini is beginning the final months of its mission before crashing into the distant planet's clouds.
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She allegedly pulled into her ex-husband's driveway, crashing into a pick-up truck parked there.
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He and eight others had been flying in heavy fog conditions before crashing into a hillside.
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It was a remarkable fourth-wall-breaking moment, the smartphone screen crashing into the TV screen.
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Not crashing into other people's cars is certainly a compelling feature to offer in a motorcycle.
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I misheard it as political commentary, because crashing into bitter reality felt like what was happening.
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Maybe 75 yards away, Bottenfield heard gunfire and what sounded like a car crashing into a wall.
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Image from video showing an out-of-control car crashing into a gas station in Flowood, Miss.
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He fled the scene and was later seen driving erratically before crashing into another vehicle in Tumwater.
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The incident forced a vehicle to swerve into a diving wall to avoid crashing into his car.
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Once you get to the vermouth, that's when your childhood comes crashing into your booze-hounding adulthood.
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Firing bullets, missiles or lasers risks sending an out-of-control drone crashing into a public place.
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Due to a malfunction with its navigation system, the lander ended up crashing into the planet's surface.
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Police say Lydia Gherghis became trapped after heavy rains sent the large tree crashing into her bedroom.
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In 2014, two pilots died after crashing into the water shortly after taking off from the airport.
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Fate has a way of crashing into you harder than a race car into a cement barrier.
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Artist Wolfgang Staehle inadvertently captured the first plane crashing into the World Trade Center on his webcam.
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Disney's "Lilo and Stitch" was supposed to end with Stitch hijacking a plane and crashing into buildings.
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The anchor finally grabbed hold, saving them from crashing into a wall of coral just yards away.
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But in late July, the Ebola outbreak that seemed so distant came crashing into the collective consciousness.
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A driver struck and injured several pedestrians before crashing into a security barrier outside Parliament, pictured above.
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Oil futures recovered a little during Asian trading hours Tuesday after earlier crashing into another bear market.
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Ellsbury has not played since he injured his elbow crashing into the Yankee Stadium wall on Monday.
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The plane made it across a runway before crashing into an airport building, which was badly damaged.
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Tesla cars driving in Autopilot mode, for example, have a troubling history of crashing into stopped vehicles.
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I'm not talking about crashing into the ground killing—I mean just plain turning too fast killing you.
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Rescue workers watch as the US Airways plane floats in the water after crashing into the Hudson River.
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One stiff wind or mistake in the cockpit could've sent the 14-ton bombers crashing into the ocean.
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It's fast, though, and more often than not you'll find yourself crashing into walls if you're not careful.
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And now, it's happening with greater and greater speed, all of these little spheres crashing into each other.
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Soon thereafter, a tsunami with an estimated height of 16 feet came crashing into the island, BNPB said.
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Crawford made the save, but Kane plowed into Strome from behind, sending both players crashing into the goalie.
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He fired at police and civilians before crashing into the side of the road near the hospital entrance.
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"Suddenly the Seicento turned left, crashing into the prime minister's car," the spokesman told a televised news conference.
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Imagine a transport truck crashing into your house at 60 km/h in the middle of the night.
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Went on to win one stage in the Vuelta before retiring after crashing into a race organizers' motorbike.
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Pearce was hurt Wednesday while crashing into the wall at Texas when he attempted to make a catch.
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The moment demands serious federal intervention as the economy is crashing into recession and millions are laid off.
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They tried to stop the driver, who led them on a pursuit before crashing into a parked vehicle.
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The fragments from the collision shower down, crashing into other particles and creating a rain of secondary particles.
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That was a plane crashing into an oil tanker, causing a tsunami, triggering a nuclear explosion-level bad.
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Is...is that a plane crashing into one of the twin towers in the back of Melania's coat?!?
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Mr. Pinkston is said to have caused at least one other car accident before crashing into Mr. Feliz.
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Officers shot a half-naked man who set his car on fire after crashing into a police vehicle.
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A beer truck drove into people on a street in central Stockholm, crashing into a department store, AP reported.
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As we previously reported, the 25-year-old was arrested on May 10th after crashing into a parked car.
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Schiaparelli ended up crashing into the Martian surface, but TGO arrived safely and recently settled into its final orbit .
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As Smith drove away, Hayes pursued him, crashing into Smith a few blocks away in the Lower Garden District.
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"What is that?" asks Robinson, while he plays a noise that sounds like a meteorite crashing into the ground.
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Anak Krakatau is still erupting, which could cause more landslides and send another huge wave crashing into the island.
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The tanker had been adrift and ablaze after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:9497050) on Jan. 6.
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Try that shit on a real track and you'll end up slipping on debris and crashing into a wall.
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Breckenridge had a bit of tunnel vision in her joy ride and ended up crashing into a huge monitor.
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Chisenhall suffered a sprained right shoulder after crashing into a wall during a spring-training game on March 24.
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"We saw the footage of these airliners crashing into the Trade Center and we were absolutely stunned," Penney recalled.
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Hopefully, its final remains will splash down in the ocean, as opposed to crashing into rural New Zealand again.
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Streets were like rapids, and in minutes cars began moving sideways, disappearing underneath the mud and crashing into homes.
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In Hong Kong, the storm sent metres-high waves crashing into shorelines with flooding knee deep in some areas.
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The right thinks the country is crashing into a void and that Trump, while crazy, is our only hope.
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State of the Art We need to talk about the tsunami of questionable money crashing into the tech industry.
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One shot three times into Mr. Finicum's truck as it barreled down the road before crashing into a snowbank.
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The vehicle came to a complete stop to avoid crashing into traffic, then accelerated when cars started moving again.
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He lost control at a dead end, jumping a sidewalk and crashing into a wall before fleeing on foot.
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His grandmother drove away and went another three blocks before crashing into a guardrail beside a hair-braiding shop.
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At least one of them flew about 250 miles before crashing into the sea, South Korean military leaders said.
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The plane landed in a post office parking lot & skidded into a field, after crashing into a car pic.twitter.
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The approach lessens the risk of a drone crashing into a person, pet or property at the delivery site.
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He was a burst of energy, crashing into the seats a few times when he chased after loose balls.
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It ended with a patrol car crashing into his vehicle to bring it to a halt, Mr. Toscano said.
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But the agency didn't want to risk Cassini accidentally crashing into one of these moons and spreading around Earth microbes.
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Similar asteroids crashing into Earth are believed to have provided the organic materials and water needed for life to form.
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He just kept crashing into the sea and doing a big OK-sign when the authorities came to rescue him?
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Hernandez ended up crashing into a tractor-trailer, and the two police vehicles chasing him then crashed into his car.
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The key to avoid crashing into stress (and a mountain of email) is to gradually transition back into real life.
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He pointed the camera skyward and captured one of the only videos showing the jet crashing into the North Tower.
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They were already crashing into the glass ceiling of their own accord before I started pointing out the weak spots.
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We watch Netflix and I try to get a bit of work and tutor prep done before crashing into bed.
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Militant groups such as Islamic State have used drones to carry out attacks by dropping grenades or crashing into infrastructure.
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Lopez reacted by immediately crashing into Crowder with an intentional foul, using what appears to be a massive bear hug.
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It fired a land-based scud missile, which traveled 32 miles before crashing into waters east of the Korean peninsula.
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That could help astronomers better predict the orbits of asteroids — especially those with the potential for crashing into our planet.
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Which depicts a scenario in which a drone drops its propellers and such before crashing into a handy dandy tree.
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The suspect, Reginald Moise, was arrested on Monday after crashing into three cars while driving drunk, according to the police.
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It will return to slicing between the planet and its rings, before crashing into the clouds and immolating in September.
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But one thing that's continued to stump biologists is how, exactly, airborne birds manage to avoid crashing into one another.
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Center fielder Nick Senzel picked up VanMeter by racing back to catch Bader's fly ball while crashing into the wall.
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If you spot a meteor shower, what you're really seeing is the leftovers of icy comets crashing into Earth's atmosphere.
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He had complained of fogginess and a headache after crashing into the outfield wall twice in Saturday's game against Pittsburgh.
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Even with a pair of Hurricanes crashing into him, Beauvillier beat Darling from point-blank range with 10:59 left.
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A singer, songwriter and guitarist, she was in the vanguard of punk bands crashing into the mainstream in the 1990s.
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He watched in horror as the puck rocketed away from its intended place, crashing into the forehead of Thibault's mask.
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The boat lingered 12 days past its scheduled departure before finally setting sail and crashing into the port at Monrovia.
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LONDON — "Look!" squealed a cyclist, almost crashing into a dense crowd behind a roped-off area along the Thames walkway.
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In 1985, the frog was eviscerated after crashing into some trees, but managed to survive the rest of the parade.
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Instead of crashing into the girl at full speed, she fell down with the scooter and slid to a stop.
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There's a curved wall of massive screens that project 4K images of glaciers crashing into the sea in slow motion.
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Marlins left fielder Harold Ramirez followed Dean with his own great catch, grabbing a liner while crashing into the wall.
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She completed her push-ups on the beach under the added strain of waves crashing into her during the exercise.
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She also overcame crashing into a gate in between the second and third checkpoints, which saw her briefly lose control.
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The accident occurred when a car completed a loop and failed to stop, crashing into the back of another car. bit.
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Blue Jackets forward Rene Bourque told the Columbus Dispatch that he hit a rut in the ice before crashing into Tortorella.
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My family was out on the bay and caught this photo of the Adventure Hornblower ship crashing into the sidewalk. pic.twitter.
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The sources allege that after running the red light, Bruns then continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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The catch immediately brought to mind Ken Griffey, Jr. climbing and crashing into walls to rob Jesse Barfield or Ruben Sierra.
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"We've seen isolated neutron stars, neutron stars crashing into each other, and we've seen material falling into black holes," says Brown.
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Although we hear the huge ice spears crashing into the roof above him, he seems pretty casual about the whole thing.
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Police have arrested a driver suspected of crashing into three women on a downtown Portland sidewalk and then leaving the scene.
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But crashing into towering pine trees at 90 miles per hour left him with fractures, lacerations, head trauma, and fractured ribs.
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The sources allege that after running the red light, Bruns allegedly continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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As you can seen from this 2013 test, the rocket is airborne for almost 20 seconds before crashing into the Earth.
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The second launch was the most effective to date, with the missile flying about 250 miles before crashing into the sea.
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We think of automated planes shooting missiles, drones flying near sensitive nuclear power plants, or quadcopters crashing into crowds while filming.
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Unfortunately, the rumors of Tarverdyan's genius had been greatly exaggerated and soon Browne's once-promising career was crashing into a wall.
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They upheld that ruling after review for Pavelski crashing into Rinne and pinning him down before the puck crossed the line.
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Raffy Lopez followed with a sacrifice fly that sent left fielder Matt Kemp crashing into the short wall in the corner.
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Most recently, a driver in Mountain View, California, died after crashing into a concrete divider while his vehicle had Autopilot engaged.
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That will ensure that there is no possibility of Juno's crashing into Europa and contaminating it with microbial hitchhikers from Earth.
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Researchers have suggested that the substance could be "melt glass," formed from meteorites crashing into the lunar surface, according to Space.com.
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And the deadened, disbelieving look on Alfred's face is like a wall the cop doesn't notice that he keeps crashing into.
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She won while receiving, as Giorgi sent her serve crashing into the net for her eighth double fault of the match.
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Then Mr. Tolk climbed back in his car and drove another 10 blocks before crashing into a median near Horatio Street.
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JFK Jr., who was piloting the plane at night, apparently became disoriented before crashing into the Atlantic off Massachusetts in 1999.
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But Russia is pushing back -- even though fears about the coronavirus have sent oil prices crashing into yet another bear market.
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Officials say he plowed his car into LaDerihanna Holmes before crashing into her home and then fleeing the scene on Friday.
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Investigators believe the plane was deliberately flown thousands of miles off course before crashing into the southern Indian Ocean off Australia.
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The waivers were announced last summer and contributed to a supply glut that sent crude prices crashing into a bear market.
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In treacherous, rainy conditions, he spun on Lap 47, crashing into a barrier that lined the start of the pit entry.
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The plane plummeted 5,000 feet, crashing into the Java Sea with such force that parts of the fuselage turned into powder.
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It was smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck that came crashing into homes, inundating people, pets and wildlife.
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They included Olympic bronze medal-winning gymnast Beth Tweddle, who fractured two vertebrae in her back after crashing into a safety barrier.
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Stunned witnesses described seeing the truck flying from overhead and crashing into a crowd of hundreds of people who were gathered below.
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Officials had concluded the Musudan-level missile flew 310 miles off North Korea's eastern coast before crashing into the Sea of Japan.
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That test featured a nondescript metal sled accelerating several dozen yards down a train track before crashing into a pile of sand.
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After crashing into a tree, a Tesla Model S violently burst into flames causing cells from its lithium-ion battery to explode.
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While he was evading the police, White ended up hitting another car and crashing into a field before running away on foot.
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A man suspected of crashing into three women on a downtown Portland, Oregon, sidewalk and then leaving the scene has been identified.
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The tanker Sanchi (IMO:9356608) had been adrift and ablaze after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:9497050) on Jan. 13.
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Because these bits sit at the wingtips of the tilt-rotor, they can't come crashing into the cabin during a hard landing.
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The sources allege that after running the red light, the driver allegedly continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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Investigators believe the plane was deliberately flown thousands of kilometers (miles) off course before crashing into the southern Indian Ocean off Australia.
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The show chronicles Maria playing a version of herself, coming off a career upswing and crashing into a subsequent a mental breakdown.
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What they're saying: An unnamed female witness told officers that O'Rourke's car "attempted to leave the scene" after crashing into a truck.
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It was smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck that came crashing into homes, inundating people, pets, and wildlife.
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A Tesla Model 3 electric car caught fire after crashing into a parked tow truck on a Moscow motorway late on Saturday.
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The next day, I kept asking myself if there was any way to experience that kind of closeness without crashing into someone.
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Five passengers were trapped in their safety harnesses as a helicopter submerged after crashing into the East River off Manhattan on Sunday.
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When 5G enables autonomous vehicles, do we want those cars and trucks crashing into each other because the Russians hacked the network?
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When he was just outside the crease, Jake DeBrusk was called for bringing him down from behind, sending him crashing into Rask.
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The motorist, after crashing into a school bus, jumped out and yelled "Allahu akbar," Arabic for "God is great," the authorities said.
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On one ride, the brakes reacted quickly, saving me from crashing into a car that pulled out of a drive without looking.
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The crash was blamed on JFK Jr., who was piloting the plane at night and became disoriented before crashing into the Atlantic.
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Early Tuesday, North Korea fired a ballistic missile from its capital that flew over Japan before crashing into the northern Pacific Ocean.
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The pilot wanted to make an emergency landing at San Antonio International Airport, Hood said, but ended up crashing into the street.
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The ship was picked up by the tsunami rushing in from the sea and slammed onto land, crashing into a dockside settlement.
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The tanker Sanchi (IMO:25) had been adrift and ablaze after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:13) on Jan. 21.
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Matt: There are devices that emit electronic noise different frequencies and white noise crashing into brown noise, pink noise to mask sound.
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Ramsay, who was driving at a high speed, swerved slightly to avoid McCollum but ended up crashing into the rear of his car.
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Topeka resident Bradley S. Horton, 62, died after crashing into a barrier while driving in the snow in Kansas on Friday, KSNT reported.
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Image: Sean Doran (Flickr)The Juno spacecraft currently orbiting Jupiter was supposed end its mission by crashing into the gas giant next month.
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It sent a powerful series of waves, estimated to measure at least 20 feet tall, crashing into the provincial capital city of Palu.
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After crashing into a military convoy carrying radioactive materials, Jessica's father, mother, and brother die, and Jessica falls into a months-long coma.
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The large tanker Sanchi (IMO:9356608) sank on Sunday after crashing into the freighter CF Crystal (IMO:9497050) and drifting ablaze for days.
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Turns out, all those movies about spaceships going just a liiiiittle bit off course and crashing into the sun were filthy, filthy lies.
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Faith and frailty come crashing into a familiar melange of jazz and funk, Kendrick cutting through the maelstrom with self-effacing soul-searching.
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Comprised of a pair of six-panel screens, the painting features glistening waves crashing into multicolored rocks, all set against a golden background.
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He allegedly put the ambulance in reverse, knocking Arroyo over, and drove over her before crashing into several parked cars, the spokesperson says.
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MOSCOW, Aug 11 (Reuters) - A Tesla electric car caught fire after crashing into a tow truck on a Moscow motorway late on Saturday.
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The agency's primary focus is national security, but it also uses this data to help keep those objects from crashing into each other.
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The resulting video is remarkably stable given how often the Gimball drone is actually crashing into the icy walls lining the narrow crevasse.
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Wood didn't just fill a position, though; he made a great play to catch a deep fly ball before crashing into the ivy.
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The barges broke loose around noon, and video from CNN affiliate KFOR showed the vessels crashing into Webbers Falls Lock & Dam in Muskogee.
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But instead of crashing into everyone, the biker uses a portion of the hillside to boost himself over the heads of the riders.
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On the currency's first day of trading in the new year, it steadily rose to over $1,000 before crashing into the $900 range.
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It's been almost one week since "BBC Dad" and his adorable kids came crashing into our lives in a hilarious BBC interview blunder.
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They bounced out of the way as the tail swept through the rest of the bug bots, sending them crashing into the trees.
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This week Refinery22016, a lifestyle website for women, came crashing into the public consciousness via an unpleasant installment of its "Money Diaries" column.
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Officials said the car drove for over three blocks until the vehicle stopped at 85033th Street and Broadway after crashing into a pole.
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What we can say, and it's time we did, is that this year's upheaval didn't come crashing into our politics like a meteor.
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A kaleidoscope of up to 15 butterflies can work together at once, using the tracking cameras to navigate without crashing into one another.
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With another thought, you send the ball crashing into a mirror, breaking the glass and revealing a few numbers scribbled on a wall.
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Users are invited to upload footage of their BlackVue camera spotting people crashing into their cars or other mishaps with the #CaughtOnBlackVue hashtag.
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A shocking video uploaded to YouTube shows the Nanfang'ao Bridge in northeast Taiwan collapsing on Tuesday morning before crashing into the harbor below.
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North Korea launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile that soared for two minutes over Japanese territory before crashing into the Pacific early Tuesday.
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A lone assailant plowed a vehicle into pedestrians on the Westminster Bridge, killing two and injuring 26 others, before crashing into a railing.
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Andreas Athanasiou scored with 53:01 left in overtime, crashing into goaltender Eddie Lack on the play as Detroit played spoiler yet again.
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A government review of walker-related injuries found kids were falling down stairs, flipping over, and crashing into hot stoves on these devices.
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Conducted in May 2016, the test featured a 1,500-pound metal sled shooting down a short track before crashing into a pile of sand.
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It's long been hypothesized that a barrage of meteorites crashing into Earth could be responsible for some of the water on our Blue Marble.
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I run the last two blocks, slapping the pavement with my toothy shoes, nearly crashing into the ad-drone that's painting a half-naked
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Which brought me to hit a massive pothole, and the idea just came crashing into my head to join the two problems into one!
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Martinez robbed JaCoby Jones of an extra-base hit in the third, crashing into the wall to haul in a long fly to right.
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Several details of the incident are still murky, but aerial footage showed a black SUV with airbags deployed, apparently after crashing into concrete barriers.
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"That's what I get for playing this dumb ass game," the Pokémon Go addict told cops moments after crashing into their parked patrol car.
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He then covered his license plate with a sweatshirt before speeding off and crashing into two other vehicles, flipping his car, the affidavit states.
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The NYPD source tells PEOPLE that after allegedly running the red light, the driver continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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The other three victims were among those hit by the car as it sped across Westminster Bridge before crashing into railings just outside parliament.
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But it's kind of hard to convince yourself that you're completely normal when people like Negative Man and Robotman keep crashing into your life.
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North Korea launched a Scud missile last week which went only a short distance before crashing into the sea east of the Korean Peninsula.
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Cyclists had to steer carefully to avoid crashing into them, or the spider web of cables that runs alongside the bridge to support it.
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SAUBER (Marcus Ericsson 11, Charles Leclerc 18) Leclerc retired after crashing into Hartley, an accident blamed on a brake disc issue on his car.
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Last week, the NTSB opened a probe into an incident in which a Model S caught fire after crashing into a wall in Florida.
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One of those individuals was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence and crashing into a deputy sheriff and his motorcycle.
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The protests themselves went seriously wrong, with brawls breaking out throughout the two days and a car crashing into counterprotesters demonstrating against white nationalists.
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The account's first post shows the mascot in signature naughty form: jumping over a wooden bar and crashing into a wall of metal cans.
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LG: They're being monitored by air traffic control, by the local government as well, so they're not crashing into anything else in the sky?
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The violin solo runs up and down the ebony fingerboard, conjuring the feeling of feet slipping on thin ice, bodies crashing into snowy embankments.
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The race was held up for half an hour while Giraud Moine received attention after losing control and crashing into the net near spectators.
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Joseph E. Hall, ran through a red light in an upscale Islamabad neighborhood on April 7, crashing into a motorcycle and killing a passenger.
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You won't have to babysit the vacuum because it has sensors that keep it from crashing into things and falling down stairs or ledges.
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It's not clear whether TAWS would have helped prevent the helicopter carrying Bryant, his daughter and the others from crashing into a California hillside.
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Drivers may not see the slowed cars ahead until it is too late, with one vehicle crashing into the next, including huge tractor-trailers.
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"I'd wait until the seasonality flattens out before you jump to a conclusion that you've got money crashing into the markets at the highs."
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We're still suffering from a loss of respect that goes back to the Carter administration, when helicopters were crashing into one another in Iran.
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There's very little attention paid to what we can do, because everything looks like we're crashing into the sun — economic devastation, environmental devastation, etc.
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It's enormous in this coffee table-styled volume, the building's impossibly sloped roof and wiry black iron rails crashing into the generous page borders.
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He did not play Tuesday after crashing into the right field wall Monday and leaving the game after already hitting a pair of homers.
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This image provided by Moscow Traffic Control Center Press Service, shows a taxi after crashing into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow
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Sergels Torg is right next to department store Åhlens City, where a hijacked lorry rammed into pedestrians before crashing into the building around 3PM yesterday.
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Despite crashing into the officer's motorcycle, Tuesday's incident resulted in no injuries, and police decided not to file charges against the driver, Fox 4 reported.
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According to Reuters, the drone, with estimated cost of about $20,000, hovered for only "several seconds" before crashing into a wall and crumbling into pieces.
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The train roared through a bumper block and the station itself before crashing into a wall, causing a section of the terminal's roof to collapse.
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Heavy rain caused the landslide in Thaphyu Kone village, in the southern Mon state, sending mud crashing into a cluster of houses and burying residents.
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Coming at the exact midway point of a 10-episode season, "Battle of the Sexes" sends the season's two big plots crashing into each other.
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Another Life opens with an ouroboros-like alien spacecraft cruising above Earth, then crashing into a soybean field and turning into a crystalline communications tower.
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That initiative, launched in 214, successfully put a spacecraft in orbit around the Moon, as well as sent a probe crashing into the lunar surface.
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If delivery drones become widespread, then creating aircraft control systems to stop them from crashing into one another is going to be a big challenge.
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A plane skidded off the runway Wednesday as it tried to land in bad weather in Istanbul, crashing into a field and breaking into pieces.
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And to operate at high speeds, these sophisticated machines need to identify objects ahead precisely, and early enough, that they can avoid crashing into them.
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An Australian man was allegedly caught with $140 million worth of methamphetamine hidden in his van after crashing into a parked police car, police say.
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Such complacency may have been shaken by the North Korean missile that passed over Hokkaido before crashing into the sea about 1,200km to the east.
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He exited the contest with a concussion and a neck sprain after crashing into the wall making a catch on SS Alcides Escobar's fly ball.
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Shaun White suffered a nasty fall in October after crashing into a halfpipe, which resulted in the Olympic snowboarder needing to get 62 face stitches.
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He suffered a bruised nerve in his left elbow after after crashing into the wall while making a catch on Toronto IF Ryan Goins Monday.
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Twins center fielder Byron Buxton exited after crashing into the fence in an attempt to make a spectacular catch on Cruz's sixth-inning home run.
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He was driving a silver Ford Fiesta before collided with a number of cyclists and pedestrians before crashing into the barriers during the morning commute.
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Piper is about a baby bird's relentless fight to overcome its unnerving fear of the ocean's waves as they come violently crashing into the shore.
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WATCH TRENDING Small bomb explodes outside U.S. Embassy in Beijing, suspect injured: report Dozens heard Amelia Earhart radio for help after crashing into Pacific: report.
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The impact also raised huge waves up to 40 meters high that, as people were still reeling from the aftershocks, began crashing into the country.
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Pinder reacts as if a ship were crashing into him and exploding, but there's a disjunction and a distance between him and the projected images.
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North Korea on Tuesday fired a missile that traveled about 1,000 kilometers before crashing into the Sea of Japan, the Pentagon said in a statement.
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"[Burge] lost control of her vehicle several times before crashing into another deputy's vehicle and continuing to flee northbound in the southbound lanes," police said.
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We've continuously moved away from something where we feel that the creativeness around us is crashing into this solid foundation of one genre of music.
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And last season, Jacoby Ellsbury missed a month with a concussion after crashing into the center-field wall at Yankee Stadium to make a catch.
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As the landing craft drew close to shore, the deafening roar stopped, quickly replaced by German artillery rounds crashing into the water all around them.
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So far it has managed to spin an 11-pound dummy payload at more than 4,0003 mph and send it crashing into a steel wall.
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Townspeople are running and screaming amok, as the monsters descend from somewhere, crashing into cars and buses, while Blunt drives zig-zag down the street.
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Investigators believe the plane, with 239 passengers and crew on board, was flown thousands of miles off course before crashing into the ocean off Australia.
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One of the breaks last month sent waves crashing into the steps of Lincoln Center and disrupted subway service along a stretch of the Nos.
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The hermit kingdom on Tuesday launched a Scud missile, which went only a short distance before crashing into the sea east of the Korean Peninsula.
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CCTV footage circulated online captures the precise moment the mezzanine walkway gives way, sending at least a dozen people crashing into the lobby area below.
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The balance between comedy and tragedy finally tips, crashing into the latter category, and it's a testament to the series that it all comes together.
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With two on and two outs and Pressly pitching, Martinez drove a deep shot into left-center field that Rosario snared while crashing into the wall.
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In an earlier statement, South Korean officials said several short-range projectiles flew 70 to 200 kilometers (43 to 124 miles) before crashing into the sea.
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It was part of a four-run third inning that would have been bigger if Peterson had not made a catch while crashing into the fence.
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Cubs OF Chris Coghlan left Wednesday's game with a mild left ankle sprain after crashing into the left-field wall while attempting to make a catch.
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After 22 orbits less than 2,000 miles above Saturn's atmosphere (about one each week), Cassini will end its voyage in mid-September by crashing into Saturn.
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He came crashing into this year's tournament, winning his first 12 sets in a row and toppling his first two opponents in under two hours each.
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As he and Lucky flew around the D.C. area, he rethought his strategy of crashing into the tail and the cockpit for taking down Flight 93.
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NYPD commissioner James O'Neill said that the terrorist emerged from his rental vehicle after crashing into a school bus screaming a statement that indicated terrorist intent.
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The truck mowed down shoppers in one of the city's busiest districts, ending its rampage by crashing into the Åhléns department store at 2:53 p.m.
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If someone tried to use the automatic lane switcher, but ended up crashing into another car beside it, Tesla could very well end up being liable.
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To keep Earth from crashing into Jupiter and killing the world's population, soldiers from every country embark on missions to restart the jets in their regions.
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On aircraft-carriers he had to contend with too-short flight decks, pitching seas, failing to hook on the arrester wires or crashing into the barrier.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the suspected terrorist drove a car at speed along the pavement of Westminster Bridge, ramming pedestrians before crashing into a fence near Parliament.
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But while talking they get into a car accident causes by a teenager in the car near them not paying attention and eventually crashing into them.
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A dashboard video shown on CCTV showed Gao's white Tesla cruising on a highway in clear weather before crashing into the back of a cleaning vehicle.
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They found that around 44 percent of their moons ended up crashing into their planets, and a further 6 percent got eaten up by the star.
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One witness told Swedish broadcaster SVT she heard a loud noise from above before she saw the plane going straight down and crashing into the island.
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A demo of old standby Angry Birds had a variety of haptics; pulling back the slingshot felt and crashing into the wooden crates felt noticeably different.
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Would you choose to kill yourself and your passengers by crashing into a concrete median, or would you rather kill several elderly people crossing the street?
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The noise was so loud that Anfield shook, a roar from all four sides at once, crashing into each other, swelling and cresting like a wave.
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Springer was carted off the field after the top of the fifth inning after crashing into the outfield wall while corralling a Ryan Braun fly ball.
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Amateur footage shown by local TV stations showed waves crashing into houses along Palu's shoreline, scattering shipping containers and flooding into a mosque in the city.
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The wind had uprooted a large oak, but the tree fell away from the house, crashing into the rail bed of the old Wilmington & Weldon Railroad.
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Mr. Shiota's film begins with a woman literally crashing into a man's life by riding a bike into the water near the pier where he sits.
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This helps them avoid crashing into your couch, but it also creates a map of your home that iRobot could share with Amazon, Apple or Google.
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"[So] crashing into a wall in a race car feels much different than making a tackle on the football field," Ryan's post offers as an example.
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I fell asleep exhausted and full, watching the moon move through the casuarinas and listening to the dull thud of waves crashing into the eastern shore.
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Also consider whether you are willing to let predicaments like a flock of birds crashing into the nose of a jetliner determine the day's sales tally.
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Lines have been in flux, and the Rangers have played inconsistently since Zibanejad was hurt crashing into the boards against the Florida Panthers on Nov. 20.
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Lagares suffered the injury Wednesday night when crashing into the outfield wall while chasing a fly ball hit by Toronto's Gio Urshela in the ninth inning.
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Finance-guy clichés aside, Nan's rapid capitulation to Jonny's lounge-lizard moves and ludicrous con job sends the plot careening around corners and crashing into walls.
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Many comments on the post confirmed that local birds were crashing into windshields at an unusual rate, and some had been seen passed out or dead.
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That raised the possibility of another supply glut forming in the oil market, like the one that sent crude crashing into a bear market late last year.
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His Mazda hit a curb, sending it crashing into several parked cars and a cement planter in the median before landing on its roof, NBC Boston reports.
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People's Daily also said that lanterns were crashing into high-rise buildings and trees, and landing on rooftops still ablaze, setting fire to urban property in cities.
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Megan Lea Stackhouse, 34, of Bend, allegedly punched another woman in the face after crashing into her car twice on Mother's Day, the Bulletin of Bend, Ore.
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You know, like a giant spinning top that you can ride in, which is also able to deftly slice through congestion without crashing into any other cars.
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The most frightening moment comes when a car tries to drive through the crowd, almost hitting multiple people before crashing into the side of the White Castle.
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LF Gregory Polanco, Pittsburgh's RBI leader with 85, left in the first inning Friday after crashing into the outfield wall while unsuccessfully leaping for Bryce Harper's double.
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If the payload keeps managing to move forward long enough and fast enough that it keeps not crashing into the ground, then you've got something in orbit.
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Authorities allege the wrong-way driver then stole a police cruiser that responded to the fiery, "horrific" scene — crashing into seven more vehicles before he was ejected.
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Officials say the "suicidal" airline employee stole an empty Horizon Air turboprop plane and took off from Sea-Tac Friday night before crashing into a small island.
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The musician and actor then allegedly struck stop signs, a street sign, parked cars, and several mailboxes with his white Chevy Camaro before crashing into a tree.
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And last summer, Jules Bianchi was killed by injuries sustained after crashing into a tractor in a freak accident — the impact subjected incredible force to his helmet.
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So we all agree now that 210 is a watershed moment in memes crashing into the traditional media, and that inevitably they will eventually take it over.
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I really didn't understand why I would be feeling high on life, and everything was brilliant, and then suddenly I would be crashing into a deep hole.
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Petty Officer Aimee Mejia, 21, was arrested for crashing into two other vehicles on the island of Okinawa on Saturday, injuring two people, and sparking public outrage.
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Last week, the National Traffic Safety Bureau opened a probe into an incident in which a Model S caught fire after crashing into a wall in Florida.
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The collision was powerful enough to send Smith's vehicle crashing into a third vehicle, a Chevrolet Impala whose occupants were part of Smith's group, the police said.
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An assailant stabbed a policeman and was shot by an officer in what police describe as a "terrorist incident", which also involved a car crashing into pedestrians.
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He sends two more stewards crashing into each other, before charging through a converging mass of security guards and deftly eluding the grasp of an overweight policeman.
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Kosmos 482 broke up into parts and some of its fuel tanks ended up crashing into a farmland community in Ashburton, New Zealand on April 20203, 1972.
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I still don't know, because the camera was zoomed in on Liger's masked face, showing only a portion of Ospreay crashing into him from some indeterminate origin.
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On Tuesday afternoon, a man driving a truck killed 8 people and injured 12 others, before crashing into a school bus in front of the elementary school.
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Videos posted to social media showed giant waves crashing into the shoreline, streets buried under mountains of sea foam and whole beaches seemingly swallowed by the sea.
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A saddle dam that was part of Laos' $1.2 billion Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy hydropower project collapsed last week, sending torrents of water crashing into neighboring villages.
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The pilot of the aircraft then lost control of the plane, sending it crashing into the ground, Biniaz said, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.
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A clip posted to Thrasher magazine's Instagram account days before Jansen was injured shows a skater crashing into a security guard not far from 555 California Street.
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Lauren Ruth Ward "Super Bullshit" Ward just came crashing into my life with a blistering song about a friend break-up with some damn fine guitar parts.
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Police said a silver Ford Fiesta collided with a number of cyclists and pedestrians before crashing into barriers outside the Houses of Parliament at 7:37 a.m.
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Driving a sport utility vehicle, the assailant slammed into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge near Parliament, killing two people and injuring many others, before crashing into a railing.
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Filming outside her office in Montreal, Québec, YouTube user Samantha Dean shared footage of multiple cars crashing into each other after losing control on a snowy hill.
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On September 30, the Rosetta orbiter sent its final message back to Earth before deliberately crashing into comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, its adopted home since November 2014.
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The projectile was fired near the North Korean port city of Wonsan and flew about 2440 km (173 miles) before crashing into land northeast of the launch site.
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Authorities allege the wrong-way driver then stole a police cruiser that had responded to the scene — crashing into seven more vehicles before being ejected from the vehicle.
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Sagala's estate claims the pilots fought to pull the nose back up, causing the plane to seesaw more than 2 dozen times before crashing into the Java Sea.
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This week, all eyes are on Saturn and, more specifically, the Cassini spacecraft which circled the planet one last time before crashing into its murky surface on Friday.
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Its impact also raised huge waves up to 40 meters (approximately 131 feet) high that, as people were still reeling from the aftershocks, began crashing into the coast.
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Atkins is then seen crashing into a light pole outside of the Trader Joe's store, exiting the vehicle and running into the market as multiple shots are fired.
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Some onlookers told a private television station that the plane landed on one wing before crashing into a field, where it broke apart and was engulfed in flames.
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In 2016, former yoga instructor Alexandria Duval was behind the wheel of an SUV that plunged 200 feet off a Hawaiian cliff, crashing into the rocky shoreline below.
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The camera that sits on the top of their head like a hair bun gives them facial recognition abilities, and it also helps them avoid crashing into things.
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The old and new are crashing into each other in Romania, the movie suggests, and the new may not have the best interests of the old in mind.
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Burbank cops tell TMZ Yuri Bradac -- who starred in Gaga's "Bad Romance" video -- was arrested for DUI last week after crashing into a wall at a Chevron station.
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You must clear each screen of asteroids without crashing into any of them, and destroy the small and large UFOs that appear at regular intervals to attack you.
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"I think this unfortunate deceased individual is a hero … by turning down and risking his own life to avoid crashing into innocent people," he said, according to WISN.
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A witness told investigators the driver was heard to say "something similar to, 'Thank you, God,'" after plowing through the crosswalk and crashing into a tree, Ngo said.
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He was one of the American heroes on board Flight 93 who seized control of the plane and prevented the hijackers from crashing into a target in Washington.
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One is a young Nick Fury, here a younger two-eyed S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who knows nothing of aliens or superheroes until Captain Marvel comes crashing into his life.
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King is developing PLL author Sara Shepard's The Perfectionists, and now there's evidence to suggest that the new work could come crashing into the Pretty Little Liars universe.
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The University of North Texas junior lost control of her car and hit another car on the road before crashing into a utility pole, Officer Kizer tells PEOPLE.
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Someone took off from a ramp emblazoned with "WINNER" and gracefully landed on another labeled "LOSER," and the arbitrarily binary bounds of social competition came crashing into mind.
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Davis went crashing into the first row of the baseline stands after he was contacted from behind by O'Quinn, who was assessed a flagrant-2 foul and ejected.
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Now the spacecraft is making its farewell tour of Saturn's moons in preparation for a final big dive in between the rings before crashing into the gas giant.
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The driver, Stefan Marinkovic, 25, of Chicago, sustained minor injuries after veering right and crashing into an impact attenuator before riding onto a highway barrier and flipping over.
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But the apocalypse — the one that science tells us caused the extinction of dinosaurs — is averted when the space rock whizzes by instead of crashing into the planet.
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"Personally, I wouldn't be inspired having sex next to planes crashing into the Twin Towers or by the image of Hitler next to a Volkswagen beetle," Hollander says.
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I'm going to spend the rest of the day running around San Francisco and crashing into things with it, so look for our hands-on report later today.
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Two people were injured after a driver fled from a U.S. Secret Service officer before eventually crashing into an oncoming car in Northern Virginia, the agency said Sunday.
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A neighbor crashing into you with a shopping cart is a horrifying moment of intimate contact, but your neighbor bringing home the plague is that extra uncanny step.
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The two candidates who won Tuesday night — DesMarais and Pellegrino — are harbingers of a wave of women Democratic candidates crashing into GOP strongholds around the country, Fiddler said.
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Would the passing giant displace so much water ahead of it that it would raise the water level and send other ships crashing into cranes along the docks?
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All of these moments were, for me, the wave that ended up crashing into this moment of realizing that Gilead is not a safe place for a child.
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These types of evasive maneuvers are necessary to prevent satellites crashing into each other, which would be a disastrous event that would spill dangerous wreckage into crowded orbits.
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The mudslide happened after torrents of mud water triggered by heavy rains and flooding brought the side of Mount Sugar Loaf crashing into shanty towns below the hillside.
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Crashing into the debt ceiling, by contrast, would occur if Treasury had no money in its bank account because Congress prohibited it from funding deficits through incremental borrowing.
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India is also where Uber's vision of itself as a lean software company has come crashing into the sobering realities of analog life in a rapidly developing country.
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The son of the woman who created "Weeds" and "Orange Is the New Black" tragically died after crashing into a sign on the ski slopes ... TMZ has learned.
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An alleged video of the crash, which has yet to be verified by authorities, purportedly shows the plane on fire prior to exploding upon crashing into a field.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Since 1978, researchers have scooped up and measured tens of thousands of birds that died after crashing into buildings in Chicago during spring and fall migrations.
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After our twins arrived, crashing into our family of four like a Molotov cocktail, he simply did not have the energy or the will to engage with me.
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After two years of unmanned cruising in orbit, the Chinese space station Tiangong-222, or "heavenly palace" in Mandarin, has finally fallen out, crashing into the Earth's atmosphere.
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Scientists have long theorized that the Moon was formed from debris created by a Mars-sized planetary embryo—sometimes called "Theia"—crashing into Earth some 4.4 billion years ago.
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He explained that it would be great if future autonomous robots could mimic those techniques by taking snapshots of their environment in order to avoid crashing into unexpected obstacles.
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"I've watched the sun set over the Grand Canyon, seen waves crashing into Hawaii, watched storms passing over [the Swiss Alps]," DeSieno says of the images in Surveillance Landscapes.
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As he was barreling down the lane, needing first or second to make the team, the sun glinted in his eye and sent him crashing into the lane marker.
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We broke the story ... Christopher, best known as Shooter McGavin, got busted after driving his Porsche off the highway, taking out a gas meter and crashing into an embankment.
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Intense footage has emerged of a car launching into the air, narrowly missing a bus, then crashing into the second floor of an office building in Santa Ana, California.
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Family's narrow escape A family of three was walking across an intersection when a driver nearly slammed into them, only being stopped by another car crashing into his car.
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Along the way, it introduced some pointless busywork to keep us all occupied, but now, those balls are descending and crashing into each other, and it's kind of marvelous.
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Anthony Ramos: Riding the bike down the hill in Brooklyn on my first day on set for She's Gotta Have It, doing a stunt, and crashing into the camera.
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But the larger contest is far from over -- even if Steve Bannon's vision of a nationalist revolution across the West, piloted by his boss, is crashing into the rocks.
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In December 2014, AirAsia Flight 8501 crashed as it flew from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore, crashing into the Java Sea after stalling following a sudden ascent.
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The police officers jumped out of the way of the car, which was which was traveling at more than 30 mph (50 kph) before crashing into barriers outside parliament.
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Rangers right fielder Nomar Mazara got to the fence at the same time as the ball, which deflected off his glove as he was crashing into the padded wall.
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Workers say even tiny accidents—like when a drunk driver swerves into the wrong lane and back—can send people crashing into the steel handrails, leaving cuts and bruises.
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A New York City doorman died while shoveling snow as he slipped and fell down a flight of stairs, crashing into a window that cut his neck, police reported.
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President Trump retweeted a meme of a train crashing into a human embodiment of CNN Tuesday morning, with the words "FAKE NEWS CAN'T STOP THE TRUMP TRAIN" above it.
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At least 20143 more people were injured in the latest incident when the 22014x22006 vehicle slammed into pedestrians on the Westminster Bridge, before crashing into a railing near Parliament.
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Ellsbury was injured crashing into the wall while tracking down a fly ball by Kansas City SS Alcides Escobar on May 24 and has been on the DL since.
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He began shaking and flailing his arms as his body twisted and fell towards the ground, eventually crashing into the snow and sliding for several feet along the course.
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Just before noon on April 25, the earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.8, sent century-old brick buildings crashing into the streets, crushing 45 people and destroying 1,363 homes.
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A video posted by the group's French affiliate on Facebook shows the drone flying above the facility in Bugey, before crashing into a wall and falling to the ground.
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Her mother said she was a student at Intermediate School 289 on Warren Street, yards from where the truck came to a rest after crashing into the school bus.
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Allison Arieff Many recent technological advancements seem more ominous than optimistic: Alexa eavesdropping on water cooler conversations at work, automation taking our jobs, autonomous vehicles crashing into taco trucks.
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Patricia Arquette brought politics crashing into the 2020 Golden Globes, with a powerful acceptance speech that gestured to the world's near-apocalyptic mood as the ceremony unfolded Sunday night.
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For the plane crash, the team created a digital plane crashing into a digital barn, which was then blended with a physical replica of the plane shot on location.
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In particular, planetary scientists wanted to ensure that there was zero chance of the spacecraft crashing into and contaminating Enceladus or Titan, which could also be hospitable for life.
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Danilov also said other possible causes under consideration included a drone or another flying object crashing into the plane, a terrorist attack or an engine malfunction causing an explosion.
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With gusts over 100 miles per hour, Nesat sent trees crashing into cars, toppled motorbikes and kicked up broken glass and other debris that caused injuries, the authorities said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jenji's 20-year-old son, Charlie Noxon, died on New Year's Eve after crashing into a sign on the ski slopes in Park City, Utah.
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"It was very loud, you could hear the debris flying around crashing into buildings," said Marcus Sands, an assistant superintendent with the police in Abraham's Bay, Mayaguana's main settlement.
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A caretaker was also arrested on drunken-driving charges after crashing into a police car after she punched out of work at Throggs Neck last summer, the report said.
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Dozens of vigilantes have thrown rocks at driverless cars in Arizona, for example, and incident reports from San Francisco suggest that human drivers are intentionally crashing into driverless cars.
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As we reported, the Hampton, GA home is where June's BF, Geno, got in his car wasted, drove in the gated community and ended up crashing into their driveway.
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Ever since Hiddleswift — not a Pokémon you missed but the couple moniker assigned to Swift and Hiddleston — came giddily crashing into our lives on June 15, rumors have swirled.
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The plane's second apparent attempt, which was captured by a CCTV camera, shows the plane coming in at a steep angle before crashing into the ground and bursting into flames.
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You know, his modus operandi is to go crashing into something, blow it all up and see how the cards end up and what kind of deal he can get.
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Hopefully this unit will find a way to capitalize on the growing interest in drone racing as a sport without generating any scary headlines about flying robots crashing into people.
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December 28, 370 - AirAsia Flight 8501 crashed as it flew from the Indonesian city of Surabaya headed for Singapore, crashing into the Java Sea after stalling following a sudden ascent.
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" He added, "We saved your united flight 170 from possibly crashing into the Atlantic, you praised us saying you'd take GOOOOD care of us, then canceled the flight and disappeared.
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On Friday — about one year after the Messenger spacecraft ended its mission by crashing into Mercury — scientists released the first complete global elevation map produced by the long-lived spacecraft.
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You do this by dashing or crashing into a pliable surface, which causes the surface to dent, or you can undo the deformation of terrain that is near the blob.
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Image from Google patent number 9340178Google loves to brag about how its self-driving cars have the ability to save lives by being really good at not crashing into things.
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While her kids are out on the ocean, Sandy prowls around the house in her pink robe, cursing the constant barrage of waves crashing into the land below her house.
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With more chairs racing down at a high speed, many passengers threw themselves into the snow to evade crashing into the pile of damaged chairs piling up at the bottom.
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In April last year, Uzbek asylum seeker Akilov allegedly hijacked a truck and sped down a busy pedestrian street in Stockholm hitting 19 people before crashing into a department store.
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The champion was involved in first lap collisions in Australia and Bahrain, with the Mercedes drivers crashing into each other in Spain and ending their race at the third corner.
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The suspected terrorist drove a car at speed along the pavement of Westminster Bridge on Wednesday afternoon, ramming pedestrians out of the way before crashing into a fence near Parliament.
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The strong winds and high tides sent a 2,591-tonne tanker crashing into a bridge connecting the airport, built on a man-made island in a bay, to the mainland.
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Gamel added an outstanding catch of Joe Mauer's slicing drive down the left field line in the eighth as he hung on after crashing into the wall in foul territory.
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And while GoPro says no one has been injured yet, you can see from this first one here that at least one Karma came extremely close to crashing into someone:
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The footage then showed Merrill approaching Saylor's truck, after which Saylor shot him in the chest and sped off, crashing into a sedan that was pulling into the parking lot.
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He often neglected to use his seatbelt, his friends said, which was the case Wednesday morning when he died after crashing into a bridge at high speed in Oklahoma City.
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Jets defenseman Anthony Peluso left the game in the first period after crashing into the net and did not return because of what the team called an upper-body injury.
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Rojas allegedly swerved onto the wrong side of the road at about noon, vaulting the sidewalk and hitting several pedestrians before crashing into a busy street corner, ABC News reports.
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Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an American diplomat, is suspected of fatally crashing into British teenager Harry Dunn while driving on the wrong side of the road in late August.
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From invading people's privacy like a Peeping Tom, to flying over prisons to drop cellphones, to recklessly crashing into the sides of buildings, drone operators don't always follow the rules.
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Astros center fielder George Springer was carted off the field after the top of the fifth inning after crashing into the outfield wall while corralling a Ryan Braun fly ball.
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The restaurant was decorated with crates of oranges, apples and large, uncut pineapples, and the Povlsens looked out on the ocean rollers crashing into a sea wall not far away.
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Neighborhood Joint During evening rush hour, the ebb and flow of commuters who visit Pennsylvania Station's only liquor store resembles a wave crashing into, and then retreating, from the shore.
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It was another, perhaps tortuous step by a league fighting for its future as awareness and research deepen about the long-term consequences of large men crashing into each other.
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" Chief Techar said in an interview that there were multiple reports of robins and other small birds acting confused, crashing into car windshields and generally "flopping all over the place.
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Trump squashed his 16 GOP rivals — a group that was touted as the most talented field of contenders in modern history — as if they were bugs crashing into his windshield.
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Scientists have directly observed the rocky guts of exoplanets, which are worlds from different star systems, by watching the fallout of these objects crashing into the corpses of dead stars.
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Sara Crosby, 43, joined N.Y.C. Audubon's Project Safe Flight, which monitors the streets for birds that have died after crashing into buildings, after finding a dead bird on the sidewalk.
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On one of the first nights, its lone cameraman caught Paris Hilton and her boyfriend leaving a club in her Bentley, crashing into a parked truck, and fleeing the scene.
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It was the latest in a series of aviation disasters for the Marines this summer, with a Marine KC-130 tanker aircraft crashing into a Mississippi field on July 10.
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As she tells a couple of gaping kids not long after crashing into their ramshackle house: If you're lucky enough to fall in love you have to be even stronger.
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Her story is far from unique: Despite all the talk of the so-called "pink wave" of women crashing into the 143 midterms, few GOP women managed to surf it.
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Her story is far from unique: Despite all the talk of the so-called "pink wave" of women crashing into the 2018 midterms, few GOP women managed to surf it.
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Playing his first game in center field, Peterson made a catch while crashing into the fence early in the game and then won it with his seventh homer of the season.
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Authorities say Cisse and two others stiffed Lingor during a $25 marijuana deal and Lingor chased after their car in his truck, hitting it and sending it crashing into a tree.
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Walking backward, coffee-holders also have the potential of "tripping on a stone or crashing into a passing by a colleague who may also be walking backwards," according to the paper.
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You know, his modus operandi is to go crashing into something and blow it all up and see how the cards end up in what kind of deal you can get.
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While Beresheet's demise was a big loss for SpaceIL engineers, the crash does provide a great opportunity to better understand how things crashing into the lunar surface affect the Moon's environment.
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Eight seconds later the aircraft began descending (while trying to turn) at a VERY high rate of speed, dropping at rate of 4,000 feet per minute before crashing into the mountain.
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It was followed, a year later, by a series of predominantly gray paintings based on news photographs of Second World War airplanes, in flight or exploding or crashing into the sea.
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The NTSB said the driver engaged Autopilot about 10 seconds before crashing into a semitrailer and did not have his hands on the wheel for nearly eight seconds before the crash.
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A long-missing ship called "Event Horizon" has apparently popped up in orbit around Neptune, and it's in danger of crashing into the planet before anyone can figure out what happened.
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Chinese space station Tiangong-1 has returned to Earth, crashing into the South Pacific The keto diet, explained A human head transplant: reckless, ghastly, and something we need to think about.
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Despite the fascinating experiences offered by virtual reality, it can also be nerve-wracking — especially when you're worried about crashing into real-world objects while twirling around in a virtual space.
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In order to successfully insert itself into orbit around Jupiter (instead of flying right past the planet, or crashing into it), Juno needed to ignite its main engine for 35 minutes.
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Behind the scenes: In conversations on Air Force One and in the White House, Trump has acted out scenes of self-driving cars veering out of control and crashing into walls.
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As Reynolds continued speaking, four cars could be seen driving behind him with one crashing into a white van while a black car flipped over into the air, landed and exploded. .
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Dramatic footage captured from outside the dealership shows at least six vehicles, including Dodge Durangos and Jeep Grand Cherokees, washed into an overpass, crashing into one another and the fallen debris.
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This type of formation runs counter to one of the leading theories that these deep space objects formed in chaos, violently crashing into one another at the speed of a bullet.
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TV images showed flooded streets turned into rivers in the wider area of Corinth in the Peloponnese and massive sea waves crashing into the shores of coastal towns in the region.
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Although the 36-year-old clocked some of the fastest start times across the four heats, she struggled with the track at Pyeongchang, regularly crashing into walls as she exited curves.
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And that'll be enabled by autonomous driving, which will probably allow flying cars to figure out the most efficient paths from one point to the next without crashing into each other.
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According to multiple news reports, the collision sent one plane crashing into a field, while the other managed to land safely at Ottawa International Airport, as reported by Canada's CBC news.
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"The majority of parachutist accidents happen because of bad tracking," Janossy says, smashing his fists together to suggest two bodies crashing into each other, shortly after leaping out of a plane.
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As a former diplomat to the Middle East and South Asia, I have witnessed first-hand instances where Western values come crashing into the logic of cultural relativism and historical justification.
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MH370 vanished from radar screens shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, and investigators believe it was flown thousands of miles off course before eventually crashing into the ocean off Australia.
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On Wednesday, Trooper Clifford Lee Thomas, a crash reconstructionist for the Virginia State Police, testified that Fields had accelerated to a maximum of 28 mph before crashing into a Toyota Camry.
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Lieutenant Travis Lyman, a spokesperson for the department, told Gizmodo that a 17-year-old girl tried her luck with the meme on Monday and ended up crashing into another vehicle.
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BE summon a twangy, strings-doubled surf-rock guitar riff from amidst torrents of noise before crashing into a proto-metal jam session that consumes the latter half of the track.
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The horse ran from one end of the bar to the other before turning around and charging back through, still bucking its legs and crashing into tables and chairs, Jasmin said.
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A police spokesperson said that about 20 people were injured, six in critical condition, and that the driver of the vehicle shot and killed himself immediately after crashing into the crowd.
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I leap from the sky, crashing into yet another room that looks suspiciously built for people to fight in, waiting for the next slate of victims to spawn from the netherrealm.
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But last week in Layton, Utah, a 17-year-old decided to up the stakes by attempting the challenge while driving with a 16-year-old passenger, crashing into oncoming traffic.
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Video footage on social media showed young men and women holding on to the edge of the building before plunging to the ground, crashing into store signs on their way down.
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Then the power went out, the pelting rain and howling wind began, and she could hear debris crashing into things around her house and see tree branches falling into the streets.
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I yelled "Look out!" and she slammed on her brakes so hard that the tires squealed and we were inches from crashing into the back of the car ahead of us.
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Efforts to limit concussions and other brain injuries have found mixed results, given the inherent violence of a sport based on large, fast men and boys repeatedly crashing into each other.
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A NASA rocket sent crashing into a permanently shadowed lunar crater near the moon's south pole in 2009 kicked up a plume of material from beneath the surface that included water.
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Aisha Fraser was reportedly found stabbed to death on Saturday, and Mason was arrested after fleeing the scene and crashing into a police car; he has not been charged in Fraser's death.
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The latest intercontinental ballistic missile test occurred at the end of July, during which a missile flew for roughly 45 minutes — the longest time yet — before crashing into the Sea of Japan.
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After confirming to himself that he's OK, the video switches perspectives and shows each of his friends following suite — crashing into everything from trees, to swampy water, and even a dirt road.
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Police say they tried to stop Powell for speeding Monday on Interstate 94 but he instead took off, driving through a neighborhood before eventually crashing into a swing set near the school.
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Witnesses said the car appeared to be going about 25 to 30 mph when it hit two people outside the store entrance before crashing into a cement wall around 12:30 p.m.
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After crashing into the bus, Saipov got out of the truck "brandishing two handguns" and was shot by a police officer in the abdomen, New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill said.
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New York (CNN Business)Shares of World Wrestling Entertainment, aka the WWE, have been sent crashing into Wall Street's turnbuckle this year and are in danger of being pinned to the mat.
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A yellow school bus lost control and skimmed down an icy neighborhood road on Tuesday before crashing into a stuck car — a harrowing ordeal captured on video by a shocked local resident.
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On August 29th it launched an intermediate-range missile, thought capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, that streaked over northern Japan before crashing into the Pacific, causing jitters under its flight path.
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Over the fall, conservationists kept track of how this shining stadium affected the local avian population and found 60 birds, dead from crashing into the Vikings' home, scattered around the glass walls.
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Authorities say at least four people were killed and 20 more injured after a vehicle plowed through pedestrians on London's Westminster Bridge on Wednesday afternoon before crashing into a gate at Parliament.
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Bird strike on Air Force Two If you need more evidence that birds crashing into airplanes is a relatively all-too-common part of modern air travel, just look at the headlines.
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Even with supervision, trampoline parks might be more dangerous because kids have a better chance of crashing into each other, noted Dr. Sean Bandzar of Weill Cornell Medical College in New York.
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How it works: The severe storms, flooding, heat wave and yes, even snow, will result from an unusually powerful series of jet stream disturbances crashing into the U.S. from above the Pacific.
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It could have been a bigger rally save for Puig catching Brandon Barnes' drive, crashing into the wall but holding the ball to end the inning with runners on first and second.
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That stay-put trend is crashing into the rising demand for housing from the huge millennial generation: fewer homes for sale will continue to put upward pressure on already overheated home prices.
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Things got a little scary, though, when one defender went for the block and he wound up crashing into Moore, elbowing his head and slamming it into the backboard in the process.
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Center fielder Kevin Kiermaier made a running catch on Cooper's long fly, crashing into the wall and then throwing to Adames, who nailed Brian Anderson at third for a spectacular double play.
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South Korea said that the North's previous five Musudan tests — the fifth took place earlier Wednesday — had all failed, with the projectiles crashing into the sea or exploding midair soon after liftoff.
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That leaves the possibility that Kim Jong-un would order a mobile launcher to emerge from its protective bunker, and in retaliation, send a nuclear missile crashing into Guam, Hawaii, or Seattle.
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Out on the water, Aldeen was forced to take evasive action when a military vessel passed by too closely for comfort, sending waves crashing into the side of the small rescue boat.
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Left fielder Jimmy Piersall, who went on the injured list last year after crashing into a table during a nightmare about spiders, sent a hanging curve ball into the left-field seats.
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"There have been so many hares set running by the prosecution in this case, the field is positively flooded with them running around in every direction crashing into each other," he said.
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You're just careering around on your own, crashing into buildings and losing altitude, growling at the cameras and spewing nasty conspiracy theories, instead of offering a sunny smile, bipartisanship, optimism and professionalism.
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The strong winds and high tides sent a 2,591-tonne tanker crashing into a bridge connecting Kansai airport, which is built on a man-made island in a bay, to the mainland.
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According to the new study, NASA's Galileo spacecraft — which ended its mission by purposefully crashing into Jupiter's atmosphere in 2003 — likely flew through a plume of water erupting from Europa in 1997.
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The westbound train continued on its doomed path in a scene that some witnesses said resembled a disaster movie, with the train hurtling toward the Westbury station, then crashing into its platform.
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As the New York Times reported on Friday, Russia violates the agreement about six times a day, and in some instances US and Russian have come close to crashing into each other.
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But I learned that if you pray to the PUBG Gods hard enough, you'll survive crashing into a building at 75 km/hr and across a half mile of Soviet Union dystopia.
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According to a March 30 police report, Underwood, 26, observed a 2003 white Saturn fail to stop at a stop sign and swerve across six lanes of traffic, before crashing into a tree.
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In footage of the incident, the driver of the vehicle can be seen accelerating into a fence surrounding the pub's outdoor beer garden, before backing up and crashing into the fencing once again.
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Reliford Cooper, IIICooper fled from police one Wednesday evening in October, leading them on a high-speed chase that involved running through a stop sign and two ditches before crashing into a house.
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" That's right: The summer hit "Bodak Yellow" is crashing into fall as the most popular song in the country, ahead of artists like Taylor Swift, Charlie Puth, and even the inescapable single "Despacito.
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Isaiah Joel Peoples is believed to have deliberately veered his car into eight people who were walking on a crowded crosswalk in Northern California Tuesday, hitting seven pedestrians before crashing into a tree.
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Last year, an earthquake that killed 240,22014 people across Nepal sent a massive snowslide crashing into Base Camp, killing at least 18 climbers and guides and putting an end to that year's campaign.
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The individual domino creations include Mario and friends, Cappy, Bowser, captured enemies, and even some of Mario's 2D renditions throughout the nearly 5-minute-long video of dominoes continuously crashing into each other.
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Sporting a 20 mpx Sony IMX269 sensor, a high-quality 3-inch touch-screen and a raft of sharing-friendly features, it's crashing into a space that has been stale for a while.
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The most reliable computer model projections show round after round of Arctic air moving from northern Canada down into the Midwest and then crashing into the Eastern U.S. through at least Jan. 10.
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Outfielder Joc Pederson, an All-Star last year, could join them after injuring the AC joint in his right shoulder by crashing into the outfield wall at Milwaukee&aposs Miller Park on Tuesday.
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It's not known if the droid is being controlled behind the scenes by an operator, but presumably it will have some level of autonomous capabilities to avoid crashing into visitors and other obstacles.
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In Westminster it had long been assumed that Brexit would be like an asteroid crashing into British politics, triggering an extinction-level event for one or both leaders and perhaps for their parties.
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Theories suggest that the reflection of the sun on the surface of the lake may have caused the captain to lose his depth perception, crashing into the water at 230 miles per hour.
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Right after the opening kick-off, 24-year-old Neymar intercepted a lazy pass and got just one touch to guide it toward the wide-open goal before crashing into goalkeeper Luis Lépez.
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A plane flown by the Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport on Wednesday, crashing into a road and breaking into pieces, Turkish media reported.
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You may have seen the report from the Audubon Chapter of Minneapolis which says birds are fatally crashing into the stadium at an alarming rate due to confusion caused by the reflective glass.
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In April, the hijacked truck sped down a busy street in Stockholm and mowed down shoppers before crashing into a department store, killing three Swedes, a British citizen and a person from Belgium.
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Voting for a third party this year is like being given the option between chicken and the plane crashing into the side of a mountain, but calmly asking for a banana split instead.
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Mr. Tolk managed to get back into his car and continued driving downtown for 10 blocks before crashing into a median on the highway at Horatio Street around midnight, according to the police.
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Cleveland outfielder Tyler Naquin sustained a sprained right knee after crashing into the low wall along the left-field foul line while chasing a line drive by Joey Wendle in the fifth inning.
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En route, however, Zobayan encountered foggy conditions, reportedly resulting in his climbing about 875 feet in less than a minute to avoid a cloud layer before crashing into the hills on a descent.
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Had they left the spacecraft in orbit, or parked it on one of Saturn's moons, they could have risked crashing into one of the moons around Saturn that could be home to life.
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The police said Saturday that they thought an explosion underneath the dump had set off the landslide, sweeping as many as 100 houses off their foundations and sending them crashing into neighboring homes.
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"The driver of V2 (Barson) advised she proceeded thru the intersection when V1 (Williams) cut across in front of V2, and V2 was unable to avoid crashing into V1," the police report said.
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To get a sense of how the impact may have influenced global processes at the time, Erickson's team modeled the potential climate outcomes of a large impactor crashing into a snow-packed continent.
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In June 2906, a 2875-year old Sheard-Loman driver, Traivon Hemingway, was killed when his van cut across several lanes of a freeway, also in Chicago, before crashing into a tractor-trailer.
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In "Les Misérables," he brings the Paris suburbs crashing into the viewer's head, using some traditional narrative techniques — the rookie cop's initiation, the police chase, the buddy-movie, the long crescendo of violence.
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The projectiles flew 20183 to 200 kilometers (43 to 125 miles) before crashing into the sea, officials said, adding that both South Korean and US authorities were analyzing the details to glean further insights.
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The Croatian players celebrating that goal, crashing into the photographers area, and then apologizing to the camera man and giving him a kiss on the head is the best moment of this World Cup.
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A York, Pa., man is facing charges after he allegedly attempted to flee authorities while driving under the influence, later crashing into a woman's home and causing thousands of dollars&apos worth of damage.
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Look at this parade of sad men, feeling the full force of Bill's high jump prowess lifting over them, crashing into their sad, unworthy bodies, leaving them splayed and ashamed all over the court.
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In 2013, one of its Boeing 737-800 jets missed the runway while landing on the resort island of Bali, crashing into the sea without causing any fatalities among the 108 people on board.
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Last month, 437 people were killed along the coasts of the Sunda Strait after a landslide on Anak Krakatau volcano sent waves up to five meters high crashing into western Java and southern Sumatra.
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As organizers of the event opened up more seating to make room for STEM students, the sound of the wooden bleachers crashing into place stirred up memories of the horror they had just endured.
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It should be more exciting than Hyperloop One's first public test last May, which featured a 10-foot-long sled flying down a short train track and then crashing into a pile of sand.
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The technology is typically used in cameras for things like drones and self-driving cars (to prevent them from crashing into stuff), but recently, we've started seeing it pop up in phones as well.
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Witnesses reported seeing the wings of the planes collide in the air over the capital, Abuja, with at least one of the aircraft crashing into a hill in the Mpape district of the city.
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It determined he set his car's cruise control at 74 mph about two minutes before the crash, and he should have had at least seven seconds to notice the truck before crashing into it.
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Ali Yerlikaya said the plane landed in bad weather, failed to "hold onto the runway" and skidded some 493-249 meters (yards) before crashing into a ditch from a height of some 7377 meters.
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Ruth E. Carter's costumes are similarly fantastic, and both contribute to making every action sequence feel like a visual feast of color and texture rather than a blur of limbs crashing into each other.
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Patricio Carillo of the Ecuadorean police told local reporters that it appeared the bus driver lost control and hit an oncoming car before crashing into poles and houses as it rolled over four times.
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Dozens of people from around the world heard Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan radio for help after crashing into the Pacific Ocean and becoming stranded on a remote island, according to researchers.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Emergency teams in the Canary Islands raced on Saturday to contain a three-kilometer oil slick caused by a ferry crashing into underwater fuel pipes, the regional government said in a statement.
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The Airbus A24 took off from Charles de Gaulle with 2000 people on board before lurching wildly to the left and right, spinning around and crashing into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, according to officials.
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Scientists believe that asteroids and comets crashing into early Earth delivered organic compounds and water that seeded the planet for life, and atomic-level analysis of samples from Bennu could help prove that theory.
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As Panik was driving to the net in the second period of Chicago's 3-2 loss to Boston on Sunday, he was hit by Bruins defenceman Brandon Carlo and went crashing into the goal.
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Breaking down the dynamics: The difficulty of this moment is there are three or four different pieces of the immigration debate that are swirling right now, and to some degree crashing into each other.
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The cart seemed at risk of crashing into the nose of an airplane parked nearby before a vehicle being driven by an airport employee collided with the runaway cart, bringing it to a stop.
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The projectile, believed to be a Rodong missile, took off from Sukchon, north of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, and flew across the peninsula before crashing into the sea off the North's east coast.
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In fact, most of us have probably been this person at some point, sending a text or checking Google Maps while on the move and maybe crashing into someone waiting at the bus stop.
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The city leaders are also posting "no wake" signs — not on canals but on the streets, to stop trucks from plowing through the water so fast as to send waves crashing into nearby homes.
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In the jargon of the military, John F. Kelly, a retired four-star general, served as a "wagon boss" for Marines crashing into Iraq in 2003, keeping his column moving forward despite incoming fire.
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After Boston's Rick Nash was penalized for crashing into Reimer, the Panthers controlled the puck for nearly 90 seconds before Trocheck scored on a wrist shot from the right circle to the far side.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar has halted an investigation into unconfirmed reports of an aircraft crashing into the sea off the country's west coast on Friday, a senior official with the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) said.
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Pidgeon recommends that anyone who finds a woozy bird should put it a dark, safe place -- such as a shed or a cardboard box -- until it recuperates and can fly without crashing into things.
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North Korea's test on Tuesday of an intermediate-range missile that flew for 1,700 miles and passed over Japan before crashing into the sea was the latest provocation by the isolated government in Pyongyang.
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This would prevent it crashing into Saturn's icy moons Enceladus and Titan — which hide vast, salty, global oceans that may be habitable to alien life — since Cassini left Earth contaminated with small amounts of bacteria.
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In those rare hours between coming in through the door and crashing into bed, I wasn't firing up the PS4 to explore more of Kamurocho's family-friendly and rather-less-savoury attractions in Yakuza 0.
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It's not necessarily a question of race—though I've witnessed autos almost crashing into each other trying to pick up a white person, because they can charge a higher "non-meter" rate—but rather destination.
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Even so, the enhanced pictures appear to corroborate previous suspicions that the material could be glass forged by meteorites crashing into the lunar surface, which would explain why it is the middle of a crater.
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The plane, carrying three crew members and 393 passengers, struck a post while approaching the runway and veered, eventually crashing into a de-icing facility at the airport, leaving the aircraft in flames, officials said.
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Authorities allege the wrong-way driver then stole a police cruiser that responded to the scene — crashing into seven more vehicles before being ejected from the vehicle, the Vermont State Police said in a statement.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greeks who would usually be basking in the early summer sun have kept behind closed doors this week as winds and heavy rains washed away sunbeds and sent floods crashing into some resorts.
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Meanwhile, Liu Qi's father, Liu Peiqiang (Wu Jing), is an astronaut who supports the group from an international space station as they try to reignite the jet thrusters and prevent Earth from crashing into Jupiter.
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And all it took was a $300 million government contract, a bit of greed, and a whole lot of bad luck for the otherwise unknown story to come crashing into the public eye in 2007.
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As well as the four deaths, 15 people were injured on April 7 when a truck ran into pedestrians on a shopping street before crashing into a department store in the center of the capital.
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The missile, launched from near Sinpo, a port city on the country's east coast, flew about 40 miles before crashing into the sea, South Korea's Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, Reuters reported.
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At the European Grand Prix, in Baku, the Hamilton who had dismissed the need for diligent preparation for the new track made a mess of qualifying, making a bad choice and crashing into a wall.
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The plane, which was on its way from Bangkok to Basel, made a low circuit of the airport, its lights visible through the clouds, before crashing into a hill, breaking into pieces, and catching fire.
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Anderson suffered a left leg contusion after he was hit by a first-inning Kris Bryant liner while Braun injured his left knee crashing into the wall along the left-field line in the fourth.
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The Associated Press reports that a dash cam shows the car crashing into a slow-moving truck, and an official interviewed by CCTV said the Autopilot feature was engaged at the time of the accident.
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North Korea fired a missile from Pyongyang that flew for about 85033,300 miles over northern Japan before crashing into the Pacific Ocean about 1,200 miles east of Hokkaido, according to South Korean and Japanese officials.
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When she struck him again, he abruptly turned the steering wheel left, swerving into oncoming traffic before crashing into the railings on the side of a bridge -- screaming can be heard as the video stops.
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Reps for Lim Eun-soo claim the 16-year-old was at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Japan on Wednesday ... when Mariah Bell came crashing into her from behind, leading with her skate.
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The dozens of players running, passing, mauling, scrummaging and crashing into one another in the shadow of the Aquatics Center being built for the 2020 Olympics are unremarkable in all but one thing — their age.
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Yankees outfielder Clint Frazier was sidelined for much of the 2018 season after being unable to shake the symptoms of a concussion he incurred when crashing into a wall twice during a spring training game.
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We had to accept a daily disaster — as a colleague of mine has put it, a 747 full of African children crashing into a mountain every three hours, day and night, for years on end.
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And he abandoned the birds entirely for a while — not wanting them to be seen as a shtick — and composed music that conjures elemental forces like wildfires and storms and glaciers crashing into the sea.
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"It was very loud, you could hear the debris flying around crashing into buildings," said a police officer, Marcus Sands, stationed in Abraham's Bay, the main settlement on the island of Mayaguana in the Bahamas.
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A bill that merely studies the harms of SESTA-FOSTA may seem like an easy sell, but some, clearly, fear it will be a marching band crashing into Congress's long silent treatment of sex workers.
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It determined he set his car's cruise control at 74 miles per hour about two minutes before the crash, and should have had at least seven seconds to notice the truck before crashing into it.
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We got Mac leaving the slammer in Van Nuys late Thursday morning, where just hours earlier he had been locked up for allegedly crashing into a power pole and fleeing the scene ... all while drunk.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's counter-terrorism police chief said investigators believe a man deliberately drove a car into pedestrians before crashing into barriers outside parliament on Tuesday and the arrested suspect was not cooperating with detectives.
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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Four people were killed when rockets hit the southeastern Turkish town of Kilis near the Syrian border on Monday, crashing into an area near a hospital and hitting a teachers' dormitory, sources said.
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The missile, which was launched nearby Pyongyang's international airport, broke into three pieces before crashing into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of the island of Hokkaido in northern Japan, South Korean and Japanese media reported.
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Locane had been on her way home from a barbecue at the time of the wreck, according to EW. She had already rear-ended another vehicle on the trip but fled before crashing into the Seemans.
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Every moonless night for the next few months, it will peer out at the dark curve of the Earth, hunting for the fluorescent streaks of mystery particles called "ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays" crashing into the sky.
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Despite turbulent seas, French maritime experts have successfully tied a line and begun towing an overturned cargo ship off the coast of France, preventing it from crashing into France's southwest coast in the next 21 hours.
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Gurriel entered the game in the top of the seventh in left field after center fielder Teoscar Hernandez, who had sprained his left wrist crashing into the wall on Bour's third-inning double, left the game.
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For companies like Wing, a robust air management system is crucial if it wants to realize its goal of thousands of small drones zipping along at low altitudes without crashing into buildings, trees, or each other.
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My cousin went first and fell out about halfway down breaking her elbow, wrist, and two fingers before crashing into a table that had a fancy vase on top, which ended up falling on her head.
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Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) are driving when people start breaking down into drifts of grey ash, resulting in crashing cars as drivers evaporate, and a helicopter crashing into a building.
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Katrin Wiencek, headteacher at the school in Bad Belzig and head of the local DL branch, frets about parents on dark school runs crashing into the deer and boar that stalk the forests around the town.
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Scott and Jennifer Owen were driving six of their seven children home from a camping trip on April 23 when the trailer attached to their SUV came undone, sending them crashing into a creek, reports WFAA.
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BARCELONA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Fernando Alonso did six laps of the Barcelona circuit before crashing into the gravel after a wheel came off his McLaren at the start of Formula One's pre-season testing on Monday.
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It also boasts 14 different sensors (accelerometer, odometer, infra-red cliff sensors, and compass, just to name a few), meaning the likelihood of your new favorite robot crashing into your valuables or pet is extremely low.
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The cart appeared close to crashing into the nose of an airplane parked nearby before a ground-support-equipment vehicle being driven by an airport employee collided with the runaway cart, bringing it to a stop.
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Though the largest and brightest of them—large enough that she couldn't help reading it even as she desperately swung the shipping crate away from crashing into a wall—was definitely of more than local interest.
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Many were related to falling off bikes, or crashing into something, Dr. McKenzie said, and when cars were involved, whether stationary or moving, the risk of traumatic brain injury (11 percent) and hospitalization (4 percent) increased.
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Patricio Carillo of the Ecuadorean police told local reporters that it appeared the bus's brakes failed, causing the driver to lose control and hit an oncoming car before crashing into poles and houses as it rolled.
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The scene is "well-executed, from the panic as the slag heap starts to subside to the moment of devastation as the huge slip comes crashing into a classroom full of children," reporter Kathryn Williams wrote.
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It was around noon when Mr. Rojas swerved onto a curb near 22012nd Street and then accelerated north along the sidewalk on Seventh Avenue, which runs one way, southbound — crashing into people for block after block.
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In the first fifteen minutes, there's an Uber reference, a video of Jimmy Kimmel and President Obama joking about Area 51, a fake YouTube called MindQuad, and, inevitably, footage of planes crashing into the Twin Towers.
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An 81-year-old man was killed in Celina, a small city 65 miles (105 km) north of Dayton, after a tornado sent a vehicle crashing into his home, Mayor Jeffrey Hazel told a news conference.
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Video shown by a local CBS affiliate showed the white postal van crashing into a vehicle at high speed outside the movie theater complex before the man believed to be the shooter was swarmed by police.
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Whittlesey Journal WHITTLESEY, England — No one knows why a catastrophic fire tore through the small settlement that rose by a river channel, incinerating the homes of several families and sending burning timbers crashing into the marsh below.
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In a warning sign of what might be in store, a Wall Street rout this week sent the Tokyo's Nikkei share average crashing into bear market territory, underscoring how synchronized Japan is to the global economic cycle.
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A 10-year-old girl taking a ski lesson at a Michigan resort died Tuesday of a head injury after apparently losing control on the hill and crashing into a tree on New Year's Day, authorities say.
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"[Potentially Hazardous Asteroid] is not a very good term because it implies that things are going to come crashing into us right away," Matthew Holman, interim director of the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center told Gizmodo.
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In Otis, in coastal Lincoln County, the 8-year-old daughter of a volunteer firefighter was killed Tuesday night when wind sent a tree crashing into her family's home, the North Lincoln Fire and Rescue District said.
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The NTSB's preliminary report said the driver engaged Autopilot about 27 seconds before crashing into a semitrailer, and the system did not detect the driver's hands on the wheel for fewer than eight seconds before the crash.
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The NTSB's preliminary report said the driver engaged Autopilot about 10 seconds before crashing into a semitrailer, and the system did not detect the driver's hands on the wheel for fewer than eight seconds before the crash.
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The NTSB's preliminary report said the driver engaged Autopilot about 10 seconds before crashing into a semitrailer and the system did not detect the driver's hands on the wheel for fewer than eight seconds before the crash.
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More famously, he had a courtside seat to watch the Cleveland Cavaliers, where the most watched highlight was LeBron James going hard after a loose ball and crashing into Day's wife, Ellie, sending her to the hospital.
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SADDHA BATOLNI, Pakistan — A Pakistani aircraft carrying 47 people issued a mayday call before losing radar contact and crashing into a mountain, killing everyone on board, authorities said, as they began collecting DNA Thursday to identify victims.
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You'd swear you've seen its detailed, anime-inspired designed in a cartoon before, and it's satisfyingly heavy thanks to a metal frame that provides rigidity and sturdiness as you're driving it around and inevitably crashing into furniture.
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Winstead: I kinda feel like it's like if everyone let go of all the Macy's balloons in the parade and they just started deflating and crashing into buildings — that's like my larger scope of the Trump presidency.
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Goldie was successfully caught but it was discovered it had suffered minor injuries, including a split lip and toenail wear, from crashing into the café's windows as he tried to make his way out on his own.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... Calvin was a passenger in a Cadillac SUV at around 11 PM when a VW Bug convertible driven by a 16-year-old girl crossed the center line, crashing into his vehicle.
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Well, you're welcome, you no longer have to choose between the two soundtracks of your meaningless existence: two black holes crashing into each other, evidence of ripples in the fabric of space and time, and Justin Bieber.
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On Wednesday morning, I asked my staff to post a cautionary video of a truck driver in Florida ignoring flashing lights and lowered crossing gates to drive across the tracks, narrowly avoiding crashing into a Brightline train.
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That is to ensure that there would be no possibility of Juno's crashing into Europa, regarded as one of the likelier places for life elsewhere in the solar system, and contaminating it with microbial hitchhikers from Earth.
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A young, polo-necked guy is standing in front of the camera with a rocket launcher shrugged high on his shoulders, sending missile after missile crashing into a wind turbine as it spins its long arms around.
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Clubs and gathering spots are vacated in favor of staying at home and logging into multiplayer experiences, enjoyed while lying in piles of furniture-debris created from constantly crashing into them while getting hype in VR. 5.
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Local television station AT5 News reported that while running away from the police at high speed, the motorist drove onto a square in front of the station — crashing into a wall near the entrance to the subway.
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Devils center Travis Zajac was left bloody and prone on the ice late in the first period after crashing into the boards with some help from Canucks center Michael Chaput, who was not penalized on the play.
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By the time his Jeep Grand Cherokee drifted onto the rumble strip and woke him, it was too late for Adams to stop the car from going airborne, hitting a ditch, and crashing into a service road.
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He drove the mail truck back east, pursued by police, before crashing into a stationary vehicle behind the Odessa Cinergy multiplex complex, where he engaged in a gun battle with police and was shot dead, Gerke said.
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Saturday evening, North Korea launched a ballistic missile that traveled over 300 miles before crashing into the Sea of Japan—far enough to hint at the ability to drop a nuke on one of the US' closest allies.
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After the shootings in South LA, the suspect reportedly forced the girlfriend into his grandmother&aposs Toyota Camry and drove off, drawing police pursuit and ultimately crashing into a pole near the Trader Joe&aposs store, NPR reported .
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The second failure in May, however, led to the drone attempting to deploy its parachute again, only to sever the line somehow and plummet to earth, crashing into the ground some 150 feet from a bunch of kindergartners.
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Nine separate factors were tested, including individuals' preferences for crashing into men versus women, sparing more lives or fewer, killing the young or the elderly, pedestrians or jaywalkers, and even choosing between low-status or high-status individuals.
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In the latter case it was reported that the parrots were obviously becoming intoxicated from the poppies, often crashing into trees and branches or being found lying dazed in a nearby field after having indulged in the drug.
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Saddha Batolni (Pakistan) (AFP) - A Pakistani aircraft carrying 47 people issued a Mayday call before losing radar contact and crashing into a mountain, killing everyone on board, authorities said, as they began collecting DNA Thursday to identify victims.
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Eyewitnesses said a beer truck was hijacked as it made a delivery nearby and then barrelled at a high speed into a crowd along Drottninggatan, one of the city's major pedestrian thoroughfares, before crashing into a department store.
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Scientists believe asteroids and comets crashing into early Earth may have delivered organic compounds and water that seeded the planet for life, and atomic-level analysis of samples from Bennu could provide key evidence to support that hypothesis.
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On Saturday, Egyptian authorities released the first images of debris recovered from EgyptAir Flight 804, which mysteriously disappeared Thursday, while en route to Cairo from Paris, before apparently crashing into the Mediterranean Sea somewhere between Greece and Egypt.
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A surprise landing left 35 passengers and 12 crew members soaking wet when an Air Niugini flight missed the runway, crashing into a nearby lagoon just of the coast of the island it was aiming for on Friday.
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ET, MSG-Plus (New Jersey), NESN (Boston) ABOUT THE DEVILS (21-26-12): Forward Michael Cammalleri, who has failed to score in 22 games, could be sidelined for a while after crashing into the boards in Thursday's loss.
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In the pre-dawn hours on December 6, 2018, an F/A-18 D Hornet collided with a KC-2242J Hercules aerial refueling tanker during an air-to-air refueling mission, sending both aircraft crashing into the sea.
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When the boats set out in the afternoon from Majuro, the capital of the Marshall Islands, Kelen's plan was to sail through the night and approach Aur at daybreak, to avoid crashing into its reef in the dark.
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Ruffalo, distracted and flattered by the girl's efforts, watches Lisa instead of the road, and ends up running a red light, crashing into—and eventually killing—a pedestrian (Allison Janney in a shocking, even somewhat uncomfortably comical, performance).
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It was announced earlier in the day that Couture, San Jose's All-Star Game representative, suffered a fractured left ankle while crashing into the end boards on Tuesday in St. Louis and would miss up to six weeks.
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CAIRO — A speeding train barreled into Cairo's main railway station on Wednesday, crashing into a platform and setting off a fireball that swept through the crowded station, leaving at least 5003 people dead and dozens injured, officials said.
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And just because it's fun, here's a video of me being chased around by a Movidius-powered DJI drone: Here's the same drone using computer vision to avoid crashing into a scoreboard: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Their study found that asteroids caused much more death and destruction if they smashed into the ground or exploded in the sky above a land mass in an "airburst", rather than crashing into the sea and causing a tsunami.
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You can fly the drone with a bona fide set of joysticks this time at up to 1003 miles per hour, with Skydio's second-gen autonomy engine promising to keep the drone from crashing into anything while you do.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's geophysics agency lifted a tsunami warning 22 minutes after it was first issued following a major earthquake that sent huge waves crashing into the northeastern coast of Sulawesi island, killing hundreds and leaving thousands more homeless.
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In it, Oh plays title character Eve Polastri, an MI20163 officer who is good, if underutilized, at what's essentially an office job, until one of the professional assassins she's made a hobby of tracking comes crashing into her life.
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North Korea launched a projectile on Wednesday, which U.S. officials said appeared to be a liquid-fueled, extended-range Scud missile that only traveled a fraction of its range before spinning out of control and crashing into the sea.
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"It suddenly accelerated, traveled through the inside of the building at a very high rate of speed, striking numerous people and ultimately was brought to a halt by crashing into a cinderblock wall at the far end," Ryan said.
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Richard Rojas, 26, plowed into people on the sidewalk in his burgundy Honda sedan and sped three blocks through one of the city's busiest areas, killing one pedestrian and injuring 22 before crashing into a metal stanchion, police said.
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She and her boyfriend, Hunter Hanks, were driving to Tennessee from Florida just after the new year when their car drifted off the road, crashing into a pillar on a bridge while they were going 85 miles per hour.
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"It suddenly accelerated, traveled through the inside of the building at a very high rate of speed, striking numerous people and ultimately was brought to a halt by crashing into a cinderblock wall at the far end," Ryan said.
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The dolphin was stranded about 50 yards from the water, but the waves were still crashing into the rocks, so we decided to put it in the truck and take him to a sheltered boat ramp down the road.
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The two projectiles, believed to be Scud-C missiles, took off from a site south of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, and flew across the peninsula before crashing into the sea off the North's east coast, the statement said.
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In 2009, Luke Hood, a college student in the UK at the time, created the YouTube channels UKF Dubstep and UKF Drum and Bass, uploading songs just at the moment when dubstep was crashing into the British music mainstream.
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We don't have to worry about this asteroid crashing into us — 22014 HO210 never gets closer than about 2612 times the distance of the moon and never gets further away than about 2450 times the distance of the moon.
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You have to trust a $1,000 machine to stay up in the air, respond quickly enough so you can keep it from crashing into things, and automatically return home if or when it loses the signal from your controller.
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Tomorrow, we'll have more madness for you, as we will until the day this all wraps up, or we all perish in the flames of the meteor that comes crashing into us, extinguishing all life on the planet, whichever.
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He hit a walk-off homer in the 22th inning for the Braves' 20-1353 victory after crashing into the fence to rob Chris Heisey of an extra-base hit and the Nationals of more runs in the third inning.
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Moons that are too close to their host planets or too small might lose their submoons to tidal forces from the planet—shredding the submoon up, sending it crashing into the moon or planet, or shooting it out into space.
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Planets have been discovered in such systems , but just how long they can remain in their orbits before gravitational interactions send them crashing into one of their host stars, or careening out into interstellar space, remains a topic of considerable debate.
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CARLINI BASE, Antarctica (Reuters) - On King George Island in Antarctica, the thunderous sound of ice sliding off the Fourcade Glacier and crashing into the icy water bordering Argentina's Carlini research base serves as a daily reminder of a warming climate.
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As the choreographer friend of a wealthy fashion designer (Lauren Bacall), Cole annoys her new husband, a sports reporter (Gregory Peck), by crashing into a card table; later, he puts his dancer's dexterity to heroic use in a climactic brawl.
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Though prices have since stabilized, a surge of crude inventories disclosed by the US government last week has raised the possibility of another supply glut — not unlike the one that sent crude crashing into a bear market late last year.
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Nineteen-year-old Shaelynn Jabs was fighting alongside Kurdish forces in a village in northern Syria when she says a suicide truck came towards her unit, crashing into the wall of a building before exploding and bringing the building down.
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The actress nearly took a tumble while collecting her trophy for best performance by a cast in Hidden Figures at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday night, but was able to steady herself before crashing into the awards table.
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A rogue planet could come crashing into our neighborhood to disrupt the orbital dance between Earth and the Moon, or a runaway greenhouse effect could veil our world in clouds that permanently obscure our view of these alignments from the surface.
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NOTES: White Sox OF Adam Eaton was not in the starting lineup as he tried to recover from crashing into the center field wall while catching a fly ball hit by C Roberto Perez in the sixth inning of Friday's game.
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"An IEO is like Goldman Sachs crashing into Nasdaq," said Steven Nerayoff, chief executive officer of consulting and investment firm Alchemist, suggesting that exchanges like Nasdaq have taken on investment banking functions, such as vetting IEOs and marketing them to customers.
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JAKARTA, Sept 21968 (Reuters) - Indonesia's geophysics agency lifted a tsunami warning 34 minutes after it was first issued following a major earthquake that sent huge waves crashing into the northeastern coast of Sulawesi island, killing hundreds and leaving thousands more homeless.
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To see the technology in action, here's a video of a DJI Phantom 4 chasing me around a baseball field: And here is the same drone using computer vision to avoid crashing into a scoreboard: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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" Showing off his work, he declares, "If the president deemed it necessary to crush the testicles of a child to stop a plane from crashing into a building—to save American lives—there's no law or treaty that could stop him.
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Nearly 100 rush-hour commuters were killed — and more than 250 others were injured — one evening in November 1918, when a Brighton Beach Line train traveling from Manhattan to Coney Island derailed, crashing into the Malbone Street tunnel in Flatbush.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - At least 17 people were killed and seven are missing after a landslide sent mud and rocks crashing into several neighborhoods in Manizales, Colombia, the government said on Wednesday, the second deadly landslide in the country this month.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - American Formula Two driver Santino Ferrucci was fined and banned for four races on Sunday for crashing into his Indian team mate, driving the car with a mobile phone in his hand and refusing to attend stewards' hearings.
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The report said the other driver, Linda Barson, 68, had just entered the intersection on a green light when she reported seeing Williams' sport utility vehicle "cut across in front" of her and "was unable to avoid crashing into" Williams.
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The unhurried way songs like "I Hear You Listening (To The Bug On My Wall)" unfold before crashing into a burst of loud lead guitars is a treasure, especially when tracks like "Truth In The Wild" patiently burrow into folksy comfort.
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Ever since a huge earthquake off the coast of Japan sent a tsunami crashing into a nuclear plant in Fukushima, setting off one of the world's worst nuclear crises, scientists have been uncovering the radioactive legacy of the 2011 disaster.
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I guess we're supposed to interpret this as yet another sign that legacy car companies are totally worried about the tech companies that are crashing into their industry — see Tesla, Uber, Waymo (Google's self-driving sibling) and even possibly Apple.
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A Truck Kills Dozens in Nice A truck driver plowed into a crowd of spectators celebrating Bastille Day in the French city of Nice in July 2016, crashing into people for over a mile before police officers killed the driver.
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But what if a self-driving car is about to crash and it has to make a mathematical decision between saving the driver and crashing into a crowd, or avoiding a crowd and crashing the car with the driver in it?
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As a fault line of history and a site of conflict, the city is a battleground for identities that are fluid and soluble, often violently crashing into each other and devastating the physical structure of the city itself, leaving it unrecognizable.
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HOSPI operates autonomously and doesn't require a track or an operator to wheel it around the floor, using sensors and collision avoidance technology designed to prevent the hulking robot from crashing into walls or people or getting stuck in a corner.
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Arguably, one of the best things about the Mavic Air is its advanced intelligence — no other drones come close to the obstacle-avoidance and automatic flight path guide technology that lets it fly from Point A to B without crashing into anything.
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The phenomenon started with a meteor crashing into a lighthouse, and from that point of impact, the Shimmer has gradually spread, creating an area of refraction where DNA is reflected and folded into itself, causing unsettling duplicates, crossbreeds, and echoes of familiar life.
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Authorities said in a statement Tuesday that a man in his 20s was arrested on suspicion of terrorist offenses after the silver Ford Fiesta collided with a number of cyclists and pedestrians before crashing into the barriers during the morning rush hour.
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It certainly turned into a problem when we were filming TechCrunch's video report on Staaker; as we were filming some additional footage at the end, a seagull crashed into the drone (or vice-versa?) disabling it and sending it crashing into the highway.
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It's clear George is hurting, which is no surprise ... as we reported, he slammed into a car in Sardinia going 60 mph, crashing into the windshield and causing it to shatter ... then got hurled into the air before plummeting to the ground.
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Rock music has not been this irrelevant since the late 1950s and early 1960s, when its momentum was stalled by Elvis joining the Army, Buddy Holly crashing into an Iowa cornfield, and Chuck Berry being sent to prison for violating the Mann Act.
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The line turned out to be so short that he had time to go to LensCrafters and get a pair of glasses repaired, which then meant that he was eventually running late enough to miss the planes crashing into his place of business.
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A judge ruled that based on conversations overheard around the club, the detectives had reason to believe that someone in the group was armed as Mr. Bell tried to drive away from the officers, at one point crashing into an unmarked police van.
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This past Sunday, a man who said he was investigating the "Pizzagate" conspiracy fired a rifle in a Washington pizzeria called Comet Ping Pong, bringing a fringe and false conspiracy theory that had existed in the corners of the Internet crashing into reality.
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The first is not much more than a blur, skaters darting in and out of traffic, colors whirling in a tight pack around tight ovals, one or more occasionally spit from orbit and sent crashing into thick safety pads at the rink's edges.
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However the injury occurred, Judge was emphatic that the way he routinely played defense — crashing into the wall at Yankee Stadium to steal an extra-base hit from Houston's Yuli Gurriel in the A.L.C.S., for example — would not change because of the surgery.
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State Police said the 220 Ford Excursion limousine barreled down one roadway and passed through the T-intersection where the two highways intersect without stopping, crashing into another vehicle, an unoccupied 22 Toyota Highlander, before landing in a shallow ravine beyond the road.
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Kim Shattuck, the singer, songwriter and guitarist whose work with the Muffs made her a raucous role model and put her in the vanguard of punk bands crashing into the mainstream in the 1990s, died on Wednesday at her home in Los Angeles.
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WASHINGTON — A United States Navy spy plane had to take evasive action to avoid crashing into a Chinese fighter jet that suddenly pulled up in front of the American plane in contested skies above the East China Sea on Sunday, the Pentagon said.
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She said that, more than a decade ago, Weinstein's longtime studio collaborator, director Quentin Tarantino, coerced her into driving a rickety car down a dirt road on the set of the movie "Kill Bill," which she ended up crashing into a palm tree.
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It's only in the fifth episode (the last I've seen) that the show brings all of its many ideas crashing into each other, complete with a terrific cast of modern Broadway types playing '70s Broadway types (Norbert Leo Butz as Paddy Chayefsky!).
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China's coast guard is also looking into the incident to identify the fishing boat accused of crashing into the South Korean coast guard vessel after requests by its South Korean counterpart, the Ministry of Public Safety and Security said in a statement on Monday.
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When a Reddit user picked up their grandmother from eye surgery, this is what they discovered in the parking lot: Every sign signifying a parking spot had been bent over after perhaps years and years of people with poor vision crashing into the signs.
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" Carl Bildt: Brexit crackup reveals empty promises - WaPo : "The United Kingdom is crashing into the fundamental intellectual dishonesty of its brave Brexit campaigners: No one on the pro-Brexit side had the courage or the competence to explain alternatives to membership in the European Union.
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During the 15-minute match, Maine wrestler Ace Romero, who weighs more than 300 pounds, launched Gaines, listed at 5-foot-11 and 207 pounds, over the top rope and out of the ring about 14 feet up an aisle, crashing into a cameraman, Syracuse.
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The most recent of course was the horrible crash of Germanwings 3703 in March 2015, where the first officer, Andreas Lubitz locked the captain out of the cockpit, then reset the autopilot altitude to 100 feet sending the plane crashing into the French Alps.
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Make no mistake, this is a huge shift from the one-size fits all 'community standards' Facebook has peddled for years — crashing into controversies of its own when, for example, it disappeared an iconic Vietnam war photograph of a naked child fleeing a napalm attack.
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Authorities who scrutinized data exchanged between the plane's engine and a satellite determined that the jetliner took a straight path across the ocean, leading them to believe that the plane flew on autopilot for hours before running out of fuel and crashing into the water.
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Friends said Mr. McClendon usually talked on his phone while driving because he was always trying to multitask and often neglected to use his seatbelt, which was the case Wednesday morning when he died after crashing into a bridge at high speed in Oklahoma City.
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The rationale for that dramatic ending is similar to the one behind the Cassini probe's demise at Saturn: Jupiter's icy moon Europa may be habitable to alien life, so deliberately destroying Juno will prevent it from crashing into that moon and contaminating whatever's there.
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The police had tried to stop Mr. Pinkston, 48, in his vehicle, but he fled, evading the officers for about six miles before crashing into a utility pole and injuring Mr. Feliz, who had been driving on Tonnelle Avenue, the county prosecutor's office said.
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Three people were killed in May when a single-engine plane broke apart in midair, showering debris over the Nassau County hamlet of Syosset; one woman saw a piece of luggage fall in her yard, and another described a wing crashing into a neighbor's roof.
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One of the hags, robed in royal bedclothes, is tossed from a high window, crashing into trees beneath, and the camera lingers to survey the pictorial shock: swags of crimson drapery, worthy of Titian, hang in the green and moss-furred dankness of a wood.
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The Hollywood remake of "Miss Bala" comes crashing into theaters Friday, bringing a slam-bang, action-movie aesthetic to the 2011 Mexican-American film about a teen girl who witnesses a gangland shooting in Tijuana and becomes an unwilling accomplice to very bad things.
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Or how about this series of commercials for The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, which takes the game's morbid setup—a moon slowly but surely crashing into the planet—and presents a docu-style look at how humanity would grapple with the same fate.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A sling-shot, inflatable suits that kids can don and wear while crashing into each other and a hammer inspired by weapons in the movie "Warcraft" ranked among the 10 most hazardous toys on an annual list released on Tuesday by U.S. child safety advocates.
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The pilot of the chartered plane carrying a Brazilian soccer team told air traffic controllers he had run out of fuel and desperately pleaded for permission to land before crashing into the Andes, according to a leaked recording of the final minutes of the doomed flight.
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Those thousands of possible trajectories are re-calculated 60 times every second, allowing the vehicle to make subtle corrections to its steering and acceleration to make sure it's always heading in the right direction at a speed that's not going to send it crashing into a barrier.
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Verdant hillsides that had provided estates with a sense of seclusion were largely denuded by last month's historic wildfires, making them vulnerable to the massive mud and debris slides that sent boulders crashing into homes, turned highways into raging rivers and shredded cars into tangles of metal.
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The possibility of devastating cyberattacks from aggressive nation-states, cyberterrorists and hacktivists becomes much more real: All of Manhattan's streetlights turning green at the same time; a U.S. military drone hitting an unintended target; a fleet of hundreds of driverless cars crashing into a police precinct.
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Opening up its systems, and integrating with new hardware and data sources like those from Airbus, allows Dedrone to work increasingly in conjunction with other physical and aerial security systems, for example, jamming units that could force a drone to land before crashing into critical infrastructure.
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The projectile, a Musudan missile, took off from Wonsan, a port city east of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, and flew about 250 miles before crashing into the sea between North Korea and Japan, South Korea's Office of Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.
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And while measurements of 67P's very weird water vapor suggest that that theory that comets seeded planets with water is false, the discovery of numerous organic compounds and chemicals by Rosetta suggest that it's possible that comets sparked life on Earth, crashing into the primordial soup.
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To operate drones beyond visual line of sight and in large numbers, particularly in densely populated areas, will take not just extra rules but the establishment of new traffic-management systems, akin to air-traffic-control systems, to prevent drones crashing into each other or veering off course.
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The single most valuable die-cast car in his collection—a pink VW van with a couple of surfboards hanging out the back—is itself worth over $100,000, which is probably why Bruce has stopped sending his Hot Wheels toys racing down tracks and crashing into each other.
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Angenette Welk, 44, of Ocala, was arrested for driving under the influence after her Chevrolet Avalanche rammed into the back of a Hyundai Elantra driven by Kroll in which Clarkson was a passenger, sending it crashing into a tractor-trailer that was stopped in front of it, WKMG reports.
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"The odds that other gas giants were formed in the early solar system are very good," Kenyon told Gizmodo, adding that the few first million years of our Sun's life were a chaotic time, with young gas giants sucking up matter and crashing into each other all willy-nilly.
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Despite following GM's instructions to remove all but a single key from his key ring, the switch slipped to off during a May 2014 accident in which Scheuer's car was run off the highway, flying through the air before crashing into the ground and several trees, Hilliard said.
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In this case, the Tesla Forward Collision Warning system (which sends an audible alert when a driver might be in danger of crashing into something ahead of the vehicle) sounds before you can even see the car immediately in front of the driver's Tesla Model X braking. Why?
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What one sees in the essay are the various strains of American liberalism crashing into one another: the admiration for achievement clashing against the moral superiority of the victim; the desire to let students run free, clashing against the desire to protect the oppressed from psychologically unsafe experiences.
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Before a commercial drone industry can thrive, particularly in the crowded urban areas of Europe, different kinds of drones must be able to fly along their delivery routes without crashing into one another — and under a standardized set of regulations, experts say — not unlike cars on the road.
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Finally, some conservative policy makers besides Mr. Mulvaney have convinced themselves that crashing into the debt ceiling won't be a big deal because the government can "prioritize" its bill payments, so that interest on Treasury debt will be paid on a current basis, while other bills sit unpaid.
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Video of the incident immediately went viral after the captain on the Cornucopia Destiny – where Weehaken High School students were celebrating prom – could be heard yelling "I have no control!" moments before crashing into the smaller yacht, Sundancer, which was wedged into the pier taking a light post with it.
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Last year, I got to play with one of the most amazing gadgets I've ever touched: a drone that flies itself, a drone that could follow me through a park without crashing into trees, a drone that could map out the world using 12 different cameras and predict where I'd go.
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The problem Fairphone found itself first crashing into, and next seeking to tackle head on, is that the consumer electronics industry as a whole is not geared up for sustainability and repairability but rather locked to regular (wasteful) upgrade cycles which in turn drive regular ~two-year component refresh cycles.
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The Airbus A321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia under the brand name Metrojet, was flying from the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh when it went down in the central Sinai soon after daybreak, crashing into a mountainous area shortly after losing radar contact while near cruising altitude.
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The Airbus A321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia under the brand name Metrojet, was flying from the popular Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh when it went down in the central Sinai soon after daybreak, crashing into a mountainous area shortly after losing radar contact while near cruising altitude.
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The position and real-time adjustments made to its leg are handled by a pair of standard servo motors, and in its current form it can hop around for up to seven seconds before toppling—or roughly just as long as Tigger can hop on his tail before crashing into something.
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We have Netflix and the internet and smartphones, but this just makes our broader misery worse, somehow—if we can make it possible to watch Better Call Saul on a tiny glowing rectangle anytime we want, can't we do anything about the waves of poverty and despair crashing into us?
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Daniels, who played in 229-27 for Utah before sitting out last year as a transfer, made 233.3 of 513 shots from the field N.C. State lost point guard Markell Johnson less than four minutes into the game when he exited after crashing into UNC Asheville's Jeremy Peck on a screen.
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And with increased playing time in April because of left fielder Brett Gardner's early struggles and now because of the lingering effects of the concussion Ellsbury sustained when crashing into the wall on May 24, Hicks is justifying the faith Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman showed during Hicks's nightmare 6.553 season.
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A blue 1988 Toyota Corolla had been found in a parking lot; it was registered to one of the suspected hijackers of American Airlines Flight 77, which took off for Los Angeles the previous morning before crashing into the Pentagon, killing 64 people on board and 125 inside the building.
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The Airbus A321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia under the brand name Metrojet, was flying from the popular Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh when it went down in the central Sinai area soon after daybreak, crashing into a mountainous area shortly after losing radar contact while near cruising altitude.
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The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in the U.S. and the Virgo Observatory in Italy detected the ripples in space and time created by two huge black holes — at 31 and 25 times the mass of the sun — crashing into each other at a distance of 1.8 billion light-years away.
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"The new mother beautifully explains the mental and emotional toll of giving birth, acknowledging the experience as a source of strength: "The emptiness in my womb brings a heavy feeling crashing into reality but then this new little life whimpers, searching for the breast with soft rooting, and I feel whole again.
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Video footage from the scene showed the drone lifting off from a miniature launch pad bearing Russian Post's blue and white logo, buzzing through the air for several seconds before losing height and crashing into a three-storey residential building in front of a small crowd of spectators who were heard uttering expletives.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May paid her respects at WWI graves on Friday, alongside French President Emmanuel Macron and Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel (a member of the public crashing into their cavalcade didn't stop them), before returning to London to lay a wreath alongside the German President at Britain's Cenotaph memorial.
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It is fitting that his death occurred in a period of weeks characterized by one example of madness after another— a geopolitical paroxysm marked by ISIS bombings, "Brexit," rumors of Mike Tyson taking the stage at a national political convention and a computer-piloted Tesla crashing into an old-fashioned tractor-trailer.
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After plowing his Home Depot rental truck down a bike path along the Hudson River that teemed with pedestrians and cyclists and crashing into a school bus, the complaint said, he jumped out of the truck, yelled "Allahu akbar" (Arabic for "God is great") and waved a paintball gun and a pellet gun.
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It seems ridiculous in hindsight (and, let's be honest, it kind of did at the time, too), but the exceedingly simplistic title had a momentary stranglehold on the mobile gaming world with its combination of crude 8-bit graphics and dead simple game play, as players tapped the screen frantically to avoid crashing into pipes.
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Now, a team of German researchers have put test subjects into virtual reality and had them make split-second decisions between crashing into adults, children, animals, and inanimate objects to see if understanding the way we make tough decisions in a simulated environment will help build a model of human behavior in the real world.
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Read more: Georges St-Pierre's coach says he'll only return to the UFC to fight Conor McGregor or Khabib NurmgagomedovJones is one of the UFC's most controversial athletesIn 2015, the American pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident, after allegedly running a red light and crashing into a pregnant woman in his SUV.
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Flowing with life the water gives to not only my zebras, but my city, as the rivers run crashing into grand water mills that give breath to the very being of movement — for my city is a wandering nomad built upon a gigantic robot with defence systems challenging that of the United States Air Force.
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Center Mika Zibanejad, who suffered a frightening injury early in overtime and will miss 6-to-21 weeks with a broken fibula that resulted from crashing into the boards, gave the Rangers a 20-26 lead early in the third period when a pass by Mats Zuccarello bounced off his skate and into the net.
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So while shutdowns don't result in seniors going without their retirement checks, or the military closing up shop, or airplanes crashing into each other in the sky, they do cause massive disruption in the lives of hundreds of thousands of workers and their families, and grind a lot of government agencies to a halt.
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In order to properly complete the HALO jump (which stands for "high altitude low open"), Cruise jumped out of a plane while it was 25,000 feet in the air and plummeted towards the ground at 33 miles per hour, waiting to deploy his parachute until he was just 2,000 feet away from crashing into the ground.
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It was a facile argument—you could go to a costume party dressed as a plane crashing into a building and say it's not meant to be 9/11, even though everyone can see it—but it all feels as if Gervais is out to destroy his own medium because he's the only one who can.
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When I look up into space, I contemplate all the wondrous things we're still learning about it: how more and more planets beyond our solar system are discovered every year, how black holes crashing into one another literally ripple space and time, and how somewhere, the element gold is being forged in the furnace of colliding neutron stars.
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The country has been hit by a number of other terror strikes in recent years, including: 2017: Westminster Bridge attack March 229: Five people are killed and more than 232 are wounded when a man rams his car into pedestrians on Westminster bridge in London before crashing into the barriers surrounding parliament and then stabbing a police officer to death.
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This is something I've done a million times in other games like Gran Tursimo, but in VR and with the Vive Pro's optics better able to convey a real sense of speed, my braid started to battle against my instincts as I became more focused on avoiding crashing into walls, instead of nailing corners and exit vectors like I should have been.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... the 25-year-old -- who signed with the team in 2015 after going undrafted out of the University of Oregon -- was arrested on Saturday after crashing into a semi-truck around 8 AM. Hill was a pretty significant player on the Rams defense -- starting 4 games and was the 4th leading tackler on the team.
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Even if I was a little indistinct, unsure of the lines, less sure of the moves, crashing into the furniture — this is my technique — David did not know, nor did anyone else, that I had ordered the most incredible fat suit from the master of disguise Robert Allsopp, replete with baboon moobs, a wobbling midriff and a marvelous knee-length arse.
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"This question of President Trump, and he did lay out the possibility that he was going to testify, I would think that that would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, which one British critic said was like an airplane crashing into an oil tanker causing a tsunami that set off a nuclear explosion," deadpanned Wallace.
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But a few days later, after crashing into what might be the new third rail of American politics, Republicans are talking publicly and privately about ... plan B. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence spoke with several House members over the weekend to discuss a path forward, a senior administration official and Republican official with knowledge of the discussions told CNN.
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