"Fewer Traffic Deaths but are Deadlier"
Can anybody explain this title to me?
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Apparently because there are fewer people on the road, there are fewer traffic deaths, but the percentage of deadly accidents is up, because people are being more careless I guess. I read an article about it, but it didn't have this headline, which is terrible.
Tomfoolery33
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May 21, 2020
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Ugh! Headlines - even for News shows - are getting butchered.
There used to be an Editor (or two) that checked that everything was correct - I'm betting there isn't now.
Just like at newspapers - more and more staff are let go and they rely on spell check - which has no idea what order words need to go in - in order to make actual sense.
RavenCT
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May 21, 2020
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Anyway, how is one traffic death any more deadlier than another? smh
Maybe they meant accidents?
@bingst Jerry Reed; "When ya dead ya dead"...........
I spent hours trying to understand this one. I took a nap and came back,,,and it was still there,,,,,,,"deaths from deadly accidents are deadly".........I will go to my grave with those thoughts..........
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