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    A motorist ran into a motorcyclist, yet the motorcyclist was not hurt while the motorist was badly injured. Why?一个汽车司机撞上了一个骑摩托车的人，骑摩托车的人安然无恙，汽车司机却受了重伤。这是怎么回事？

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    汽车司机正在走路。


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