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Even if you don t die from CO poisoning, you may suffer .serious illness and even (permanent brain damage^rom lack of oxygen. After a traffic crash, the driver may report dizziness or a drowsy feeling before the crash. Safety officials often suspect the driv er slowly was being overcome by carbon monoxide gas. Keep your car properly ve n t i 1 a t e d% and shun the practice of warming up the car in a closed garage. With some compact cars, be especially watchful since heat in the passenger compartment comes from the exhaust system. V | CO’s dangerNsignals are a : tightness across the forehead

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