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Death Marks the Spot

The title of the article I chose was Death Marks the Spot. The title of the periodical was the Phoenix Magazine and the date for the periodical was October 2001. The article interested me because I wanted to know why Arizona has a reputation as one of the most deadly places in the country for motorist is well deserved, why Arizona has set a state record with 1,036 fatalities doing with car accidents. This article starts out with a story about Jennafer Cox. The story start out with Jennafer Cox having a fight with her sister Carrie. They were arguing and after arguing Carrie tells Jennafer that she hates her and wishes she was dead. Jennafer looks at her and says no she doesn't. They end up hugging and making up. Somewhere else a women name Leticia Alvarado is at a bar drinking and watching the Suns game. She decides to go home and on her way she goes through a red light and plows int

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It wont hurt people to take a second and put on a seat belt. Another factor that is contributing to the death of many people is the fact that people are not wearing seat belts. That means that people that have licenses suspended or revoke or anything else are still in the streets driving around. That is very bad since most of them are causing accidents. In all, between 1995 and 1998, the Valley car crashes claimed about 2,099 people lives, averaging more than one a day. o Jennafer and her sister and her boyfriend. He is trying to tell them that thousands of people die almost everyday from car accidents and kids do to. Most of the people that cause the fatal accidents are people that are unlicenced or illegally licensed drivers. This story tells us how Arizona is the worst state known for its accidents because of the careless drivers out there. The other common reason is that people are driving too fast. The things that I learned that I didnt know was that 2,099 died between 1995 and 1998. She ends up being airlifted to a hospital and she has a liver that has been ripped in two. It is also not surprising that adults killed in accidents are also not wearing a safety belt. Also that people are more likely to get killed being in an area of 35 mph or below and people in a higher area have a less of chance.

I think that the magazine editor wrote this because he wants people to clean out there years and let them know what is going on.

Approximate Word count = 603
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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