The other was a Spanish sailor who was killed in 1999 when he was struck in the head by a piece of broken equipment.

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The representative did let me know that broken equipment could not be insured, so the fact that there was a lack of any notation in the file about the broken phone was to my advantage.

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According to survey respondents, the number one piece of equipment broken during an act of network rage is the keyboard.

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Mercifully the runway of the national airport is still working, but its capacity is limited because the control-tower's communications equipment has broken down.

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Using the agency's own data, the scientists group said 14 serious incidents, ranging from broken or impaired safety equipment to a cooling water leak, were reported last year.

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The broken down train's equipment for picking up power from overhead lines was faulty, a Greater Anglia spokesman said.

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It can escape accidentally, through broken pipes, valves or other equipment, or be let out on purpose, when it is vented or not fully burnt during flaring.

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Adrian Derbyshire, a London 2012 Olympic torchbearer, lost six swords and other equipment when his garage in Warrington was broken into on Saturday.

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The nebulizer equipment for her inhaler treatments, however, was broken.

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The equipment, a Cybex leg extension machine, was not broken or faulty.

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