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...victims--including 31 children--have been killed by air bags that slammed into them in low-speed crashes that might have been otherwise survivable. Many of the victims were not wearing seat belts. Among those particularly vulnerable: infants and small children placed in the front seat in rear-facing car seats that put small heads within inches of the onrushing bags...
...probably started when welding sparks, used during elevator renovation, ignited combustible material at the bottom of a shaft, causing the fire to spread from the basement to the 13th and 14th floors. For security reasons, the 21-year-old building had sealed windows both at the front and the rear, meaning the fire and smoke could not escape and the heat surged through the staircases where rescue operations were taking place. At the height of the fire, flames leapt from windows on the top three or four floors and the whole building was engulfed in heavy smoke. Steel window frames...
...have an account on Harvard's fas system, I'll bet you have a little secret you don't share with anybody else. You log in a few times each day, wait a few minutes for the fas% prompt to rear its head, and then... and then...
...Grand Cherokee wends its lazy way along the gently curving road, cruising at 25 m.p.h. through rural Michigan's autumnal landscape of gold-and-orange-dappled trees. I'm reclining in the rear of the car with Jeff Zyburt, a Chrysler project manager. As we chat, the Jeep changes lanes from smooth asphalt to rough cobblestone, which sets us passengers bouncing around in the back seat...
...last week, four graduate students patrol the rear exit of Annenberg Hall, the first year dining hall. The Crimson reported that the new squad "direct[s] students to enter through the front and ask[s] visitors to return when the Hall is open for public viewing...