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    Swerving

    DateThursday, June 4, 2009 at 2:43PM
    Probability = 55%

    A swerve is an abrupt turn away from a generally straight course. Swerving might occur directly after a period of drifting when the driver discovers the approach of traffic in an oncoming lane or discovers that the vehicle is going off the road; swerving might also occur as an abrupt turn is executed to return the vehicle to the traffic lane. The illustration shows a swerve being executed to return to a lane after a period of drifting toward opposing traffic.

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      Response: Seattle DUI Defense Lawyer
      at Seattle DUI Defense Lawyer on December 2, 2009
      The Hills’ Stephanie Pratt (aka, annoying little sister of Spencer Pratt and recent recipient of some pretty questionable plastic surgery) was busted for drinking and driving. Think that will make its way into the show this season?
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      Response: DUI Drunk Driving Defense Attorney Bellevue
      at DUI Drunk Driving Defense Attorney Bellevue on December 4, 2009
      The pint- sized pop on the TLC reality show \"Little People, Big World\" has been hiding a pretty big secret-- he was busted for DUI last month.

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