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One of the jet’s engines detached from the left wing during takeoff and was found on the ground at the airport, National Transportation Safety Board officials said in a press briefing on Wednesday.

Two experts independently suggested the left engine may have detached from the plane after suffering from a mechanical or structural failure.

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Many younger professionals are more detached from their employers than older workers, and recent job cuts reinforced their beliefs that loyalty to a company won’t be returned.

He pointed to several signs indicating that valuations have become detached from fundamentals.

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Part of this is Ohtani, a legend in real time, who plays with joy and enthusiasm and is the exact opposite of the cold, detached superstar.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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