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The AP notes teen injuries and deaths on summer jobs across the United States. Brad, a 17-year-old football star, lost both hands after a power press incident in Ohio. Adam Carey, 16, was crushed driving a golf cart in Massachusetts. Analysts warn many teens lack safety awareness and employers may not fully protect them. Labor Dept counts about 4 million 15 to 17-year-olds earn summer wages, with eight in ten teens working during high school.
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