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wreckage

noun as in remains

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noun as in ruins

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Flawed engineering and inadequate testing contributed to the catastrophic implosion of a private submersible during a 2023 expedition to the Titanic wreckage, the US National Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday.

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The sudden collapse of auto-parts giant First Brands Group has left Wall Street firms sorting through the wreckage.

The mid-credits scene shows Julian taking in the wreckage of his digital world before noticing and activating his identity disc.

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The wreckage of two ambulances still lies on the road because rescuers risk being targeted again if they try to remove them.

One passenger was ejected and landed 10 feet away from the chopper, and another was pinned beneath the wreckage, authorities said.

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