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Norrish

[nawr-ish, nor-]

noun

  1. Ronald George Wreyford 1897–1978, British chemist: Nobel Prize 1967.



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The SUV driver, a 28-year-old man from Mexicali, Mexico, was headed west on Norrish Road, a 55-mph country road that crosses the highway, when he came to a stop sign at the intersection, investigators said.

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It came to a stop, windshield shattered at the intersection of Highway 115 and Norrish Road.

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When he arrived at the intersection of State Highway 115 and Norrish Road in Imperial County, it didn’t take long for the scale of the tragedy to become apparent.

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The big rig was traveling north on 115 and the Ford heading west on Norrish Road when the two collided, Watson said.

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The big rig was traveling north on 115, and the Ford was westbound on Norrish Road, Watson said, when the semi broadsided the smaller vehicle and pushed it to the shoulder.

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