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Thursday 23 December 1993 00:02 GMT

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So many delivery drivers of the US pizza company Domino's have been involved in accidents that the chain has dropped its pledge to deliver within 30 minutes, Peter Pringle writes from New York. The company is slowing down after a dollars 78m (pounds 52m) award by a jury last week to a St Louis woman who was struck by a Domino's driver in 1989.

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