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Heavier passengers are also a problem for national agencies creating crash-test standards for trains and buses.

Bugsnag also helps its customers with their log-in logging data, grouping together errors that they're seeing, so companies know when, say, one million crashes are caused by the same line of code, or that a particular kind of crash happened just once last week but is now creating crashes 25 times an hour.

Automated trading systems do not create crashes, or even volatility for that matter.

If you're an entrepreneur, you're trying to create things that have never been created before, you're trying to do it better than anybody else has done it, you're trying to make sure that you protect the downside, so that if it all goes wrong it's not going to bring everything else you've created crashing down.

"It could create crashes or chaos on the highways or even on city streets".

In the US, young studios like Naughty Dog and Insomniac were spurred on to innovate in the character-based platformer genre, creating the Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon franchises, and a wealth of intriguing new mechanics.

Many aspects went into creating the crash scene, with filming taking place both in the studio and on location.

While nearly 15 million Americans still can't find jobs due to the 2008 Wall Street-created crash, the top hedge manager, David Tepper, earned $1,057,692 an HOUR in 2012 -- that's as much as the average American family makes in 21 years!

Without the crash profits might be higher, but without the boom that created the crash some deals would not have happened.

Meanwhile, the people whose excesses helped create the crash have escaped it, not just unscathed, but even better off than before.

Blair embraced Margaret Thatcher's Tina – there is no alternative – to the market fundamentalism that followed the breakup of the Soviet Union and in its turn created the crash of 2007/8.