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3 days agoWho Are You Without the Job, the Culture, or the Passport?
An intense moment of liberation and observation occurred during a near-death experience, transcending physical existence and societal roles.
The crash on a fast, narrow section of densely wooded downhill saw race leader Paul Lapeira (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) and former Pologne winner Rafal Majka (UAE team Emirates-XRG) amongst the multiple fallers, second-placed Mathias Vacek (Lidl-Trek) forced to abandon, and several other riders... forced to quit.
The driver of an allegedly stolen car sped across the Manhattan Bridge and lost control, striking and killing two people before careening into an NYPD van on Saturday morning.
Zair Murzakov, a married father from Brooklyn, died when his tractor-trailer plunged off the Delaware Memorial Bridge early Friday morning, falling over 170 feet into the river.
"Obviously, it wasn't my intention to cause a crash; I didn't want to take any risks. I was clearly thrown off balance; I almost lost my shoe. Even if it wasn't intentional, I want to apologize to Philipsen and Alpecin-Deceuninck. Even if I'm not a bad guy, it's not pleasant."
"A bad day, you can imagine that... Having the green jersey abandoned, it's not a pleasant experience. I looked at the images a bit, I really don't know what happened in fact," said Coquard as he spoke to reporters at the team bus.