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Mr Goldstone said the "ripple effect" of the attack had been felt by the "entire Jewish community" and described his family's near miss as "sheer fate".

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“Every single time, it’s a near miss” of a train hitting a person, said Ryan Snow, the California State Chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen.

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After the terror of the incident, Ulasewicz said the revelation that his plane was involved in a near miss changed his emotions to anger.

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But he remained in the very upper echelons of the game throughout that period of frustrating near misses.

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While the school has had no incidents involving a pupil, Ms Rudge said there had been some near misses with parents.

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