Elma Zacarias drives a dumptruck at the Glamis Gold mining project, January 26, 2005 in Sipacapa, Guatemala. The project represents a chance for Glamis to grow after a failed hostile takeover bid on fellow mid-size Goldcorp. The mine has been the focus of violent protests and a national debate about development. According to Steve Baumann, vice-president of Glamis Gold, the company will pay $60 million in total taxes and royalties for the project. PICTURE TAKEN JANUARY 26 REUTERS/Daniel LeClair/FEATURE/GUATEMALA-GOLD DNL/HB

Two police officers measure the height of an upended 10-wheeler dumptruck after it hit a pedestrian walkway over a busy road in Singapore November 24. The driver misjudged the height of his crane, causing it to crash into the walkway. Only the driver was injured.

Two police officers measure the height of an upended 10-wheeler dumptruck after it hit a pedestrain walkway over a busy road in Singapore November 24. The driver misjudged the height of his crane, causing it to crash into the walkway. Only the driver was injured.

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