I’ve been in six car accidents – none of them while I was driving.
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As a young man I had a car accident on a foggy night that left the vehicle looking like a squashed box, even though, by some miracle, I walked away unscathed.
There are so many instances when I’ve come very close to death that it’s difficult to pick one.
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