It is oblivious that drivers under age of eighteen have more number of crashes than drivers of ages eighteen and over. ... The likelihood of crashing more than doubles with tow teenage passenger and nearly quadruples with three or more teen passengers in the car. { } many admit to all manner of horseplay while on trips with fellow teens" (F1). ... Eighteen year olds are mature enough to not only control themselves but also give a good driving advise to fellow teen in the car. ... Also, there will fewer drivers on the road because of no sixteen or seventeen year olds drivers. ... Not also it...

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However, now that I have become one of the many drivers on New Jersey's roads, heading my list of bothersome actions is road rage and bad driving habits. ... My definition of road rage is when someone gets angry enough when driving to use their car to deliberately try to make a fellow driver mad or to put another driver in danger. ... Yet every day I see drivers multi-tasking in their cars. ... Respect your fellow drivers and their safety enough that you don't risk their safety and yours to get somewhere quickly or because you had a bad day at work. ... If we as responsible drivers...

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When I pulled up even with the driver's window, I saw a woman pressing a cell phone to her ear. ... The fines should be at least $100 including traffic school and learn to be a proper driver. ... And talking on a cell phone doesn't distract them, but they see more serious distractions to drivers. ... They found squirming around topped the list, followed by talking, eating and drinking, tuning the radio, grooming, coping with fellow-passengers, reading or writing, using a cell phone and smoking. ... I suggest that all drivers pay closer attention to the road when they get behind the w...

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Hardly any of them were mentioned and to the fellow ambulance workers, this is a slap in the face. ... Often, people will assume we are only "Ambulance Drivers", and this to make our skin crawl. ... We are not just the ambulance drivers you think we are, we are hard working, caring individuals who do this day in and day out, but cannot imagine doing anything else in the world. ... I want to make sure that our fellow EMS workers did not die in vain, and your co-workers grieve for you. ...

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People tend to avoid getting a parent or a designated driver for a ride because they do not want their parents to find out that they were drinking illegally. ... As a result, this is in fact harmful to them and drunk driving could be a major hazard to other drivers. ... Typically for college students, drinking at parties and spending time with their fellow colleagues is their main form of entertainment. ...

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" the driver did not adhere to my commands. My heart started pounding out of my chest once I realized that the driver was not going to stop and he was out to hurt me and my fellow members, I fired 3 shots from my M-4 into the hood and windshield of his car. After the shots were fired the driver turned around at the gas station and started traveling in the opposite direction. ...

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Young, skinny, wiry fellows. ... At a cost of $5.00 per 1/2 ounce, mail would be delivered once a week in both directions from April 3, 1860 (Johnny Fry was the first westbound rider from St. joseph, while Billy Hamiliton was the fi rst eastbound driver from Sacramento) to mid June 1860. ...

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While at the al-Yarmouk facility, fellow council member Ahmad Chalabi arrived. ... A taxi, which had been driving past, had its windshield shattered, but the driver said he had not been hurt. ... The Foreign Ministry official, speaking to The AP on condition of anonymity, said it appeared the car's driver did not understand the signals that the American troops were giving, and that the American's didn't understand what the car was trying to do. ...

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Tucking myself into the window seat, I heard the squeak followed by the thump that signaled the driver had closed the door and was about to begin the two-hour trek home. ... Barely two sentences into my text, the old fellow started the conversation I had hoped to avoid. ... "You'll end up a cab driver like me."" ...

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The bus driver had her arrested. ... "Martin Luther King Jr., fellow minister Ralph Abernathy and Alabama's state chairman of the NAACP called a public meeting. ... "Segregated seating was discontinued and some African Americans were employed as bus drivers. ...

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The people are the drivers. ... The ability of special interest groups to make a difference in society relies heavily on the ability to attract potential support from fellow citizens getting their message out to as many people as possible. ...

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Good afternoon fellow scholars. I"m here today to talk to you about a term known as "Straight Edge". Many of you out there may be familiar with this, while others of you are probably pondering what is this guy talking about. Well for those of you who do not know of this "Straight Edge". It's a term...

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Rap Music and Violence The issue of whether rap music contributes to violent crime is a continual debate here in America. In this essay I will look at two articles and analyze them to find which argument I believe in. Dennis R. Martin, president of the National Association of Chiefs of Police, th...

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Catherine, an English nurse stationed in Italy, and Frederick, an American ambulance driver, feel desolation because of the endless fighting; however, these characters find salvation from the war in the form of love. ... Many of Frederick's fellow soldiers believe this and hold the upper class responsible for their troubles: " There is a class that controls a country that is stupid and does not realize anything and never can. ...

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The day we reached the airport greeted by our tour guide cum driver in Swahili local language 'Jambo' common phrase used for greeting you. ... All though we have running water, electricity, telephones, car and other facilities we in the civilized world are still overlooking or helping to make our fellow human suffering lesser. ...

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Unable to secure a position, he became an ambulance driver instead. ... Banjo was known not only for the song Waltzing Matilda, but also for his attempt to improve the lives of his fellow Australians by exposing their hardships to the public. ...

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He had thought of a fine revenge upon the officer who had referred to him and his fellows as mule drivers. ... Cranes use of imagery in the above selection shows the youths anger venting and also shows his hate for the officer who insulted him and his fellow soldiers. ...

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But what if my fellow students actually  can't  put down their phones "not even to pay attention to a fairly complex class that they paid a lot of money to take? ... Still, based on the behavior of my fellow classmates, I'm guessing Roberts' findings are a pretty accurate reflection of how attached young people are to their phones. "Cell-phones have become inextricably woven into our daily lives -- an almost invisible driver of modern life,"" Roberts concluded in his study. ...

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All friends, fellow students, and staff members would always have the best things to say about her, about how nice she is, how helpful she is, and also about how caring she is. ... She went on for almost an hour talking about how happy she was because I'm still here, alive on this planet, but, she also talked about how disappointed and upset she was because I was riding in a car with a drunk driver (which I will never do again in my whole entire life). ...

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It is only legal if the officers ask the driver if he wouldn't mind the officers searching the vehicle. ... This will allow for fellow peers to listen to all the evidence and make a finding instead of a judge. ...

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He probably has been a "regular fellow- for much of his adult life, and it is not easy for him to step out of that lukewarm bath."" ... Everyday brought about new and exciting possibilities, from a conversation with an Algerian taxi-driver to being asked about life in America. ...

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Students think that if they don't drink like their fellow peers, they will not fit in. ... The sad fact is motor vehicle wrecks are the leading cause of death in the United States and twenty percent of all traffic fatalities each year are caused by drunk drivers. ...

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Just as in large cities most people will completely ignore the plight of their fellow citizens perambulating down a busy street and even those rare few are still just a faceless good Samaritan. ... "The youth had resolved not to budge whatever should happen...This was to be a poignant retaliation on the officer who had said "mule drivers" and "mud diggers""(121). ...

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In general, in all spheres of life, we cooperate with our fellow human beings to survive. For example, while driving in a traffic congested road, we cooperate with other drivers to make sure that we all can get through that road without much chaos. ...

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