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"The faster a vehicle's going," Eichkorn said, "when it crashes there's more property damage, more injury to human beings and a greater potential for death."
"The faster a vehicle's going," Eichkorn said, "when it crashes there's more property damage, more injury to human beings and a greater potential for death."
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Spoken English does not follow the careful grammar of the written language unless it is a prepared speech.
- Spoken English does not follow the careful grammar of the written language unless it is a prepared speech.
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Spoken English does not follow the careful grammar of the written language unless it is a prepared speech.
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