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Video from Tanzania showed gray smoke billowing from the embassy as car alarms blared in the background.
A few hours later, the alarms blared again when flight controllers tried to restart the stalled coolant pump.
And car alarms blared so frequently that I half-expected all the cars to be gone by morning.
Fire alarms blared in the middle of the night and for the first time in years I had to share a toilet with no toilet paper and a grotty shower.
Water sprayed from pierced sprinkler pipes as fire alarms blared.
Alarms blared for more than 90 minutes as worried callers clogged 911 centers.
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True, alarms blare.
I'd thought that a town without cars -- without horns honking, motors gunning, tires screeching, alarms blaring -- would be quiet at night.
I know from personal experience, having moved to Westchester in 1992 to escape the car alarms blaring in the night, that "minor" details like a good night's sleep are no triviality.
If there had been an emergency at Indian Point while Orange and Rockland Utilities was replacing the pole, police and fire vehicles would have gone into neighborhoods left without alarms, blaring notification from loudspeakers.
Emergency crews that arrived at the hospital in the hours after the storm found an eerie scene: a once-vibrant hospital unrecognizable, its alarms blaring in the background and its parking lot strewn with rubble, debris and piles of crumpled cars, The Oklahoman reports.
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