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The train brakes set, but the train jumped the track and crashed into the tunnel walls, killing five passengers and injuring numerous others. Then sin entered by the eating of the apple, and we jumped the track from the purpose God had planned. Perhaps a reunion with his high school sweetheart (Minnie Driver), who he hasn't laid eyes on since he stood her up on prom night, will help him figure out exactly where he jumped the track. |
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