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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2006 : Cars Articles

Big Toys by Bailey M., Cannon Falls, MN I chose dollies instead of dolls at the age of three. For as long as I can remember, I have tagged along with my dad. From farm chores to fixing cars, I was always at his side ... Continue...	Crossroads by Scott M., Clarkston, MI Light turns red. Metal meets metal, glass explodes, Screeching to a stop. Quiet hiss of the engine off in the distance Everybody watches, but they can’t move. ... Continue...
Decisions by Kelly H., Littleton, CO What if a commercial airplane crashed not once a month but every day, seven days a week, year in and year out? What if the outbreak of a flu virus resulted in the death of more than 9,000 people under the age of 21? In reality, every hour, more than 400 people are ... Continue...	DUI by Ariana H., Woonsocket, RI Before you consider driving under the influence of alcohol, stop and think about the consequences of getting caught. You may think, I’ll just have fines to pay and my license will be suspended for a few months, big deal. But it is a big deal ... Continue...

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