After braking, Mr Rynston said he "saw a flash of silver and felt a sudden impact" on the passenger side of his vehicle.

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Alison Cox, founder and chief executive of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), said the incidence of cardiac death by sudden impact in the UK were not that high.

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While deficit reduction would be, in general, beneficial over the long term, the sudden impact of the tax increases and reduced governmental spending could shock our economy and the financial markets.

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For instance, one examined the impact of the sudden and notorious inflow of refugees to Miami from the Cuban port of Mariel in 1980.

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So, unlike with a sparsely traded small-company stock, Wall Street trading desks can cushion the impact of a sudden pickup in ETF buying or selling by creating or redeeming ETF shares.

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You can work for a company that makes great products in a growing field only to find that someone has been cooking the books (corporate crooks) or that a sudden change in the law has a devastating impact on your industry (politicians).

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As the anticipated time-to-impact decreases, CMS prepares the car for sudden braking by moving the brake pads nearer to the brake disks, and finally, when the system concludes that a collision is less than one second away, it starts to apply the brakes itself.

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Yet to a public long used to a ruling party that spent to keep itself in power, the PDR's sudden wealth and Golkar's flush treasury raised concerns about the impact vote-buying had on the election.

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