| OceanFroggie |
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| 18/05/2008 12:04 |
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Re: Near Miss
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Surely you meant a "near hit" or "near collision" as "near miss" specifies the excact opposite (ie they DID hit)
"Near miss" has been misused by the illiterate media for years. I think it came for the correct technical term an "Air Miss" which referred to a near collision between two aircraft.