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Coronavirus: Foam In Hole And Toilet Paper For Prizes, US Golfers Play On
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, a US third-level women's golf tour is playing through, aided by a ruling declaring Arizona courses as essential businesses.
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Jaguar Attacks Woman Who Allegedly Climbed Zoo Barrier To Take A Selfie
A woman was attacked by a jaguar as she was apparently trying to get a photo outside the big cat's enclosure at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona, authorities said.
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They Left Food, Water For Migrants In Desert - Now They May Go To Prison
During the summer of 2017, when temperatures reached triple digits in Arizona, four women drove to a vast desert wilderness along the southwestern border with Mexico. They brought water jugs and canned food - items they later said they were leaving for dehydrated migrants crossing the unfriendly terrain to get to the United States.
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Uber Victim Stepped Suddenly In Front Of Self-Driving Car
Police say a video from the Uber self-driving car that struck and killed a woman Sunday shows her moving in front of it suddenly, a factor that investigators are likely to focus on as they assess the performance of the technology in the first pedestrian fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.
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Self-Driving Uber Car Kills US Woman In First Autonomous Vehicle Death
A woman died of her injuries after being struck by a Uber self-driving vehicle in Arizona, police said on Monday, and the ride hailing company said it had suspended its autonomous vehicle program across the United States and Canada.
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Arizona Authorities Say 3 Missing Women Met Same Man Online
With her Arizona home sold and most of her belongings packed up, Nancy Rae Hartz was ready to spend her golden years on the road. Having been divorced and then widowed, she had recently found love again through a dating website, and the happy couple was going to travel in an RV.
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Coronavirus: Foam In Hole And Toilet Paper For Prizes, US Golfers Play On
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, a US third-level women's golf tour is playing through, aided by a ruling declaring Arizona courses as essential businesses.
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Jaguar Attacks Woman Who Allegedly Climbed Zoo Barrier To Take A Selfie
A woman was attacked by a jaguar as she was apparently trying to get a photo outside the big cat's enclosure at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona, authorities said.
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They Left Food, Water For Migrants In Desert - Now They May Go To Prison
During the summer of 2017, when temperatures reached triple digits in Arizona, four women drove to a vast desert wilderness along the southwestern border with Mexico. They brought water jugs and canned food - items they later said they were leaving for dehydrated migrants crossing the unfriendly terrain to get to the United States.
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Uber Victim Stepped Suddenly In Front Of Self-Driving Car
Police say a video from the Uber self-driving car that struck and killed a woman Sunday shows her moving in front of it suddenly, a factor that investigators are likely to focus on as they assess the performance of the technology in the first pedestrian fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.
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Self-Driving Uber Car Kills US Woman In First Autonomous Vehicle Death
A woman died of her injuries after being struck by a Uber self-driving vehicle in Arizona, police said on Monday, and the ride hailing company said it had suspended its autonomous vehicle program across the United States and Canada.
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Arizona Authorities Say 3 Missing Women Met Same Man Online
With her Arizona home sold and most of her belongings packed up, Nancy Rae Hartz was ready to spend her golden years on the road. Having been divorced and then widowed, she had recently found love again through a dating website, and the happy couple was going to travel in an RV.
