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car accident
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Studies and accounts on the number of motorcycle accidents have depicted that a extensive percentage of it causes head and neck wounds This is attributed to either the riders were not putting on helmets, or if they did, they were not having on the appropriate head Gear Studies and accounts on the number of motorcycle accidents have depicted that a extensive percentage of it causes head and neck wounds.
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A NEW law firm, specialising in motorcycle accident injury claims has opened in Llantwit Major.
Specialist firm opens; NEWSBRIEF by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Byline: Helen Thomas A SPATE of six motorcycle accidents across Coventry and Warwickshire over the weekend has left one man dead and several with serious injuries.
Man dead in spate of motorbike crashes by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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