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A jetliner crashes with 228 people on board; An oil refinery explodes in Utah, damaging over 100 homes; Manhole covers explode around the country; A coal filled freight train derails; a routine elevator ride becomes deadly.
A jetliner crashes with 228 people on board; An oil refinery explodes in Utah, damaging over 100 homes; Manhole covers explode around the country; A coal filled freight train derails; a routine elevator ride becomes deadly.
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