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* You'd think with all the experience driving the lady in "Looks and Books" had, that she would, you know, ''not back out right into a speeding car in the first place''? Then be surprised when someone hit her? There was enough time for her to look at the street before backing out to see if anyone was coming. How was it that ''no one'' who witnessed the crash mentioned that cars backing out of their driveway ''don't have the right of way'' in the first place?
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* You'd think with all the experience driving the lady in "Looks and Books" had, that she would, you know, ''not back out right into a speeding car in the first place''? Then be surprised when someone hit her? There was enough time for her to look at the street before backing out to see if anyone was coming. How was it that ''no one'' who witnessed the crash mentioned that cars backing out of their driveway ''don't have the right of way'' in the first place?place?
** RuleOfDrama, clearly.
** RuleOfDrama, clearly.
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* You'd think with all the experience driving the lady in "Looks and Books" had, that she would, you know, ''not back out right into a speeding car in the first place''? Then be surprised when someone hit her? There was enough time for her to look at the street before backing out to see if anyone was coming. How was it that ''no one'' who witnessed the crash mentioned that cars backing out of their driveway ''don't have the right of way''.
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* You'd think with all the experience driving the lady in "Looks and Books" had, that she would, you know, ''not back out right into a speeding car in the first place''? Then be surprised when someone hit her? There was enough time for her to look at the street before backing out to see if anyone was coming. How was it that ''no one'' who witnessed the crash mentioned that cars backing out of their driveway ''don't have the right of way''.way'' in the first place?
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* You'd think with all the experience driving the lady in "Looks and Books" had, that she would, you know, ''not back out right into a speeding car in the first place''? Then be surprised when someone hit her? There was enough time for her to look at the street before backing out to see if anyone was coming......
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* You'd think with all the experience driving the lady in "Looks and Books" had, that she would, you know, ''not back out right into a speeding car in the first place''? Then be surprised when someone hit her? There was enough time for her to look at the street before backing out to see if anyone was coming......coming. How was it that ''no one'' who witnessed the crash mentioned that cars backing out of their driveway ''don't have the right of way''.
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