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pounds 275,000 for cat's-eye biker.(News)
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The Mirror (London, England)
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July 13, 1999
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A WOMAN motorcyclist, badly injured 10 years ago when her machine hit a cat's-eye, has won pounds 275,000 compensation.
Jayne Goodrick, 34, from Rhyd-y-foel, in North Wales, was thrown from her bike on the Ruddlan to Abergele road because the cat's-ey...
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pounds 275,000 for cat's-eye biker.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; A WOMAN motorcyclist, badly injured 10 years ago when her machine hit a cat's-eye, has won pounds 275,000 compensation. Jayne Goodrick, 34, from Rhyd-y-foel, in North Wales, was thrown from her bike on the Ruddlan to Abergele road because the cat's-eye had been set too high after resurfacing. One
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