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... driving compartment to dull the senses of the driver so that , in case of an emergency , he would not be able to think and act as quickly as he should . Experiments conducted by the United States Bureau of Mines showed that the ...
... driving compartment to dull the senses of the driver so that , in case of an emergency , he would not be able to think and act as quickly as he should . Experiments conducted by the United States Bureau of Mines showed that the ...
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... A headache is the first warning of the presence of this gas , but the driver so afflicted usually ascribes the warning headache to some cause other than car- bon monoxide . Continued lack of oxygen increases his heart 6.
... A headache is the first warning of the presence of this gas , but the driver so afflicted usually ascribes the warning headache to some cause other than car- bon monoxide . Continued lack of oxygen increases his heart 6.
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... driver becoming sleepy . Perhaps in many such cases the driver fell asleep because carbon monoxide fumes induced the sleep . Whenever a motorist feels drowsy , he should stop , get out of the car and breathe in a good supply of fresh ...
... driver becoming sleepy . Perhaps in many such cases the driver fell asleep because carbon monoxide fumes induced the sleep . Whenever a motorist feels drowsy , he should stop , get out of the car and breathe in a good supply of fresh ...
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