PER CURIAM.
Ordinarily a guest in an automobile is justified in assuming that the driver will maintain a proper lookout for approaching traffic and is required to warn him of danger only if a reasonably prudent person would, under the same circumstances, realize the danger and give warning of it. Watters v. Parrish,
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