States with Driver License Laws Cut Auto Fatalities
A study by the National Safety Council attributes a 20 percent drop in motor vehicle deaths to states with driver license laws requiring examination of new drivers and proper enforcement. The research covers Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and others. The report notes reductions in fatalities linked to these laws while regions without such controls show less impact.
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A German professor, famed philologist, reportedly holds 15,000 volumes and can read 200 languages. He studies Sanskrit to Bryp through glyphs and Chinese scripts, keeps newspapers in many tongues, and hosts a vast foreign-language reading practice at his modest house.
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