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911

noun as in panic button

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Many Republicans seized on Brown’s criminal history, his release by a judge after repeated 911 calls that revealed mental health problems, and Mecklenburg County’s prior efforts to reduce its jail population to reinforce their view that Democrats are soft on crime.

From Slate

Not long after a 911 call from Sheen’s third wife, Brooke Mueller, went public and alleged he threatened her with a knife, CBS signed him to a two-year deal paying him $2 million an episode, making Sheen the highest-paid TV star in history.

From Salon

In one instance, he recalled, a Sikh driver waiting at a truck stop was harassed, and when he called 911, the cops showed up and asked the driver to leave.

More recently, it said the US economy added 911,000 fewer jobs than initial estimates had suggested in the year to March.

From BBC

Schreiber and Arora said AB 602 extends to places of higher learning some of the protections guaranteed to Californians outside of campuses under the “911 Good Samaritan Law,” which went into effect in 2013 to increase the reporting of fentanyl poisoning and prevent opioid deaths.

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

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