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A firefighter pauses while examining a truck that crashed on Interstate 80, Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2006, near Laramie, Wyo. The semi was carrying frozen turkeys. The driver was transported to a hospital with minor injuries, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol ------
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אין וויליאמסבורג

עס פעלט נישט אויס קיין ווערטער

so what you say, must have been a SHARP turn

ווייסט איינער ווי די בילד איז גענומען געווארן?

באלאנגט דאס פאר עפעס א היימישע מוסד?

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The display of a mobile phone shows an alert during a test in a downtown hotel in Amsterdam, the Netherlands on Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2006. Dutch authorities were testing an emergency "cell broadcasting" system that sends a text message simultaneously to every mobile phone in a defined area. Representives of 21 national governments, New York City, and the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency representatives watched the signal go out to cell phones throughout a downtown hotel. About half the people in the building followed instructions and evacuated

Indiana Sate Police Sgt. Dave Murray gathers items from a patrol car after the vehicle was crushed between two tractor-trailers Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2006, in Interstate 65 near Frankfort, Ind. Sgt. Rich Kelly had pulled over a tractor-trailer about a mile north of Indiana 28 and was inspecting it from his patrol car when a second truck plowed into the rear of his car about 12:40 p.m., shoving it into the first truck, police said. Kelly was critically injured

Director Berel Weiss looks at some of the damage to the firebombed entrance at the Toldos Yakov Yosef-Skver boys school Montrea, Canada l Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2006. School authorities say it will cost $150,000 to repair the damage after a Molotov cocktail was thrown through the front entrance windows early Saturday morning

Rescue workers search through the debris of a bus that crashed with a truck in Monte Carlos, near Puerto Iguazu, some 1,300 kilometers (about 800 miles ) north of Buenos Aires, Monday, Sept. 4, 2006, killing at least 10 passengers. The bus with tourists from Argentina, Germany and South Africa were on way to the Iguazu Falls

Workers use a bulldozer to remove a bus after crashing with a truck in Monte Carlos, near Puerto Iguazu, some 1,300 kilometers (about 800 miles) north of Buenos Aires, Monday, Sept. 4, 2006, killing at least 10 passengers. The bus with tourists from Argentina, Germany and South Africa were on way to the Iguazu Falls

A Continental Airlines jet rests with its front wheels dug into the ground at the El Paso International Airport, Monday, Sept. 4, 2006. The plane became stuck as it was turning onto the taxiway after landing, from Houston, airport and airline officials said. No one on board was injured

Lucy, an African elephant, stands on her feet at the Milwaukee County Zoo after she was lifted by a crane, in this  June 16, 2006 file photo taken in Milwaukee, Wis. The elephant had rested and was unable to stand due to her advanced age. Lucy a 46-year-old elephant believed to be the world's fourth-oldest African elephant in captivity, was euthanized Friday morning, Sept. 1, 2006, after staffers found her lying down in her stall, the Milwaukee County Zoo said.

John Green rolls out his three-wheeled Eco-Fueler American Roadster, powered by compressed natural gas, from Eco-Fueler Corp's warehouse in Eugene, Ore., July 25, 2006. The vehicle sells for $19,900, gets 70 miles per gallon, goes zero to 60 MPH in under 6 seconds, burns fuel that costs $1 per gallon and emits virtually no pollutants. The car comes with a kit that allows you to fuel up at home, provided you have natural gas service

A police SWAT team storms a building during a drill in Beijing Thursday Aug. 31, 2006. Police special forces units held an exercise in Beijing Thursday with simulations of soccer riots, bomb disposals, and a recreation of an actual hostage rescue which took place at Beijing railway station in early August

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The wreckage of a truck involved in an accident along Interstate 25 is shown near Colorado City, Colo., Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2006. A semitrailer crashed into a pickup truck and careened into a repaving project on the Interstate, killing a state highway maintenance worker and injuring four others, officials said

Members of the Palm Beach Synagogue, led by Rabbi Moshe Scheiner, offer prayers of thanks Wednesday morning, Aug. 30, 2006, in Palm Beach, Fla., after Tropical Storm Ernesto turned out to be milder than expected. Ernesto lumbered ashore well below hurricane strength and caused little damage