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Car rolls from parking lot into the water at furniture district

Car rolls from parking lot into the water at furniture district

A car rolled into the water at a furniture boulevard in Cruquius this morning after the owner allegedly failed to properly engage the handbrake. No injuries were reported, but a specialized recovery team and a diver are required to retrieve the vehicle.

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Head to the beach while you can and catch the eclipse too

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Irish investment firm interested in acquiring bicycle manufacturer Accell

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