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In 1973, Ford Became Aware That People Were Dying in Low-Speed

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In 1973, Ford became aware that people were dying in low-speed rear-end collisions due to

A) faulty safety belts that would not release.
B) flammable upholstery.
C) a fuel tank that exploded easily.
D) All of the above

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