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Car Crashes Near Los Angeles Metro Station, Killing at Least 3
Left 25%25%Centre 38%38%Right 38%38%
Left 4 articles
First: USA TODAY, 3 hours ago
Words this side uses more: injuredleast
- At least 3 dead, 3 injured after vehicle strikes pedestrians near LA - USA Today USA TODAY
- Car Crashes Near Los Angeles Metro Station, Killing at Least 3 The New York Times
- At least 3 killed when SUV crashes into North Hollywood food stand CBS News
- 3 dead, 3 critically injured after vehicle smashes into pedestrians in Los Angeles NBC News
Centre 7 articles
First: Google News, 3 hours ago
Words this side uses more: people
- 3 dead after car crashes into crowd of people near Metro station in North Hollywood - ABC7 Los Angeles Google News
- Vehicle plows into pedestrians in Los Angeles, killing three - Reuters Reuters
- At least three killed as vehicle strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood; visuals emerge from Los Angeles crash scene Hindustan Times
- 3 dead after vehicle crashes into people in North Hollywood Times of India
- Car Crashes Near Los Angeles Metro Station, Killing at Least 3 - The New York Times Google News
- 3 Killed, 3 Others Critical After SUV Crashes Into People In North Hollywood NDTV
- Car Plows Into Pedestrians in LA Area, Killing 3: What We Know Newsweek
Right 6 articles
First: New York Post, 3 hours ago
Words this side uses more: three
- Three dead after car crashes into crowd near North Hollywood Metro station New York Post
- Three dead after car strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood Washington Examiner
- Three killed, three critically injured after car plows into pedestrians in Los Angeles The Jerusalem Post
- North Hollywood: Vehicle Strikes Pedestrians, Killing Three Breitbart News
- Three killed after car ploughs into street food stand in Los Angeles Daily Express
- Multiple dead after vehicle crashes into food stand near North Hollywood Metro station Fox News
How this was worked out
Headlines grouped by the leaning of their outlet. “Words this side uses more” are headline words at least 2.5 times more common on that side than on the other two, used by at least 2 of its outlets.
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