The first wave of routines are Good Morning, Bedtime, Leaving Home, Commuting to Work, Commuting Home, and I'm Home.
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Commuting while female Sarah Kaufman, of New York University's Rudin Center for Transportation, says two things affect women's commuting considerations.
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More than anything though, less time spent commuting, or time spent commuting in more agreeable surroundings, would give people more options.
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And besides, she points out, commuting in a shuttle is better for the environment and congestion than commuting in individual cars.
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If you want to cut how much you're spending on commuting, consider making a move to Texas: Three of the least expensive commuting cities are there.
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The only thing worse than commuting to work via bicycle in rush-hour city traffic is commuting to work via bicycle while in the middle of a heatwave.
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If correct, then the time spent commuting and the density of people commuting could be important factors in assessing if public transportation is a risk factor for the disease's transmission.
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And millennials are commuting longer distances than ever, with young adults set to spend 64 more hours commuting in the year they turn 40 than baby boomers did at that age.
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I was never that bothered about it because I don't think that the actual place to which she is commuting — the city to which she is commuting — is actually the important thing.
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If you reduce the cost of driving, that could create more demand for commuting by car, or commuting at car during peak hours, because people don't mind sitting in traffic as much.
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NOW You can exclude up to $4013 a month from your income for expenses related to regular bicycle commuting, as long as you are not receiving other pretax commuting benefits from your employer.
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My biggest stressor, however, is commuting on the crowded subway.
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In 2014, Americans spent a collective 1.2 billion days commuting.
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A life completely void of commuting, the internet, and screens.
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People spend a lot of time commuting in their cars.
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If you can avoid, wait these storms out before commuting.
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A recent study found it could make commuting more enjoyable.
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When you sit around and look at commuting, it's insane.
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I was commuting three hours every single day for work.
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"We believe commuting is inherently a negative experience," he said.
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I can't stand wasting time in my day on commuting.
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Commuting via the subway, for instance, requires specific defensive measures.
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People move around for a lot of reasons besides commuting.
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People commuting, playing, cycling, praying, chatting, moving around the city.
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A laptop tote that can fit all your commuting essentials
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Nonetheless, Pathao has made inroads in tackling Bangladesh's commuting problems.
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Even cities beyond commuting distance were affected, the report said.
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It's fantastic for road trips and even better for commuting.
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Commuting, meetings, and emails were the top three waste culprits.
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Both are glad to avoid commuting on the crowded subways.
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Speaking of traffic, have you ever wondered about commuting patterns?
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There's nothing like commuting with Elmo, Oscar, and Cookie Monster.
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Calculator What's a minute spent commuting worth to home buyers?
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Americans are commuting, eating, and interacting with one another differently.
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As many of us know, commuting can be a nightmare.
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It has made commuting on public transportation much more enjoyable.
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We feel the narrator rising, dressing and commuting by rote.
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This is my least favorite part of the day – commuting.
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It's kind of impressive how technology has made commuting easier.
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With minimal public transportation, commuting times can be frustratingly long.
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Technology has changed the way some people evaluate commuting times.
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It meant commuting to Jordan once or twice a month.
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LONDON — Should commuting hours count as part of the workday?
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That could be enough to require some extra commuting time.
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Watch out for stress around commuting or communication this evening.
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Speaking of commuting: Electric, dockless e-bikes might be the future.
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NO LIKEGreat for commuting, but not big enough for longer trips.
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Uber's new app is the solution to your winter commuting concerns.
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I love taking advantage of commuting time to talk to family.
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You're more likely to buy from your phone when you're commuting.
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Everyone's on the daily grind, including one very busy, commuting snake.
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The autonomous car has freed me from the slog of commuting.
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Commuting in New York City is a special kind of hell.
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Over weeks, months, and years of commuting, those savings add up.
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Portland, Oregon had the highest bicycle commuting rate at 6.1 percent.
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Commuting will be super annoying, and conversations will spin in circles.
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I remember the first time I popped a tire while commuting.
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It's also quiet and comfortable when commuting to your desk job.
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That falls short of standard eight-hour workdays plus commuting time.
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Now, consider the mean time of commuting one way, 41.8 minutes.
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Why does my high-intensity racing fantasy so often involve commuting?
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The French government will also widen financial incentives for bike commuting.
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He also floated potentially commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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Another algorithm, which uses the commuting operator model, establishes a ceiling.
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Like commuting in our city, get there any way you can.
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Like someone who says, 'Oh my commuting experience is so pleasant.
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Don't neglect fitness — use your former commuting time to exercise. Recover.
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The things I love about working from home include:• No commuting!
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Americans are spending more time — and money — commuting than ever before.
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At the end of the day, I considered my commuting options.
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Round-trip, he spends four hours commuting five days a week.
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Now Mr. Trump has done the same by commuting his sentence.
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It's pretty amazing, and it makes commuting a lot more comfortable.
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On average, Berlin's commuters spend 62 minutes commuting on public transport.
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Trump adopted her tone as he publicly mulled over commuting Blagojevich.
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BREAKING: Trump says he's considering commuting sentence of ex-Illinois Gov.
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What's in place now: You can exclude up to $20 each month from your income for expenses related to regular bicycle commuting, as long as you are not receiving other pretax commuting benefits from your employer.
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These four extra minutes spent on commuting equates to eight minutes a day (193 x 2) round trip, 40 (8 x 5) extra minutes each week and 2,080 (40 x 52) extra minutes of commuting each year.
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These four extra minutes spent on commuting equates to eight minutes a day (4 x 2) round trip, 40 (8 x 5) extra minutes each week and 2,080 (40 x 52) extra minutes of commuting each year.
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These four extra minutes spent on commuting equates to eight minutes a day (216.9 x 20173) round trip, 22017 (16.9 x 2444) extra minutes each week and 2080 (40 x 52) extra minutes of commuting each year.
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These are 24/7 jobs, and I was commuting from Westport, Connecticut.
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Roads, bridges and commuting times in Connecticut are among the nation's worst.
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What these folks mean, of course, is they love driving, not commuting.
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This puts the focus on making commuting easier and minimizing harmful emissions.
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LONDON — When it comes to commuting, the struggle is so very real.
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Researchers also lacked data on any changes in commuting habits over time.
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The Something Strong Laptop Backpack is a great bag for simple commuting.
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Today, Americans spend just over 26 minutes commuting to work each way.
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He declined to say whether he was considering commuting Stone's eventual sentence.
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Water utilities are in sound shape, and commuting times are lightning-fast.
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Who has time for that, I wondered, when they're contouring and commuting?
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Safety concerns could be the biggest obstacle for 1Rebel's novel commuting plan.
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Several studies show that commuting is among our most negative daily experiences.
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They're stepping out for regular trips like commuting to and from work.
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Commuting works for some people, but I could not imagine that lifestyle.
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Five days of rising and commuting like Dorsey was plenty for me.
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I'll often write notes in my iPhone when I'm commuting to work.
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The same goes for business expenses — office leasing, employee costs, commuting, etc.
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At first, commuting on the Boosted Board is both exciting — and terrifying.
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The average time spent commuting totaled 24.6, and the state's workforce included
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Researchers found that people spent most of their time working and commuting.
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Today, Americans spend just over 216.9 minutes commuting to work each way.
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Outside of regular commuting, cycling plays a big role in Austin's infrastructure.
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Scheduling issues abound, avoid commuting if you don't want to get annoyed.
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They spend 46.5 hours per week working and commuting to their jobs.
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Employees use fewer sick days and don't have to deal with commuting.
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Wash your hands, maintain distance, and think carefully about your commuting patterns.
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Unfortunately this means going outside, commuting, and worst of all, missed packages.
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Magazine _____ How did commuting in New York City become such a nightmare?
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Commuting has been linked to higher rates of obesity, stress, and depression.
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Now he showcases his talents to audiences commuting on the city's subways.
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He said he was also considering commuting the sentence of former Gov.
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I'd much rather spend those commuting hours helping my team drive revenue.
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One of the main causes of congestion is China's commuting work population.
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On Heaviside, Thrun says, it comes to 21 hours a year commuting.
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For many of our carless residents, commuting is difficult, with limited options.
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That's because many of those areas are within commuting distance of Cincinnati.
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Something simple like a good smartphone holder makes commuting pleasant and safer.
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But commuting is a breeze, and water utilities are in fine shape.
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Snowden, who long advocated commuting Manning's sentence, cheered the president on Twitter.
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Still another is commuting in your car and listening to the radio.
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Additional cost savings can be obtained from reducing total weekly commuting time.
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On average, commuters spend 64 minutes commuting on public transport in Paris.
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Dr. Jain said the commuting study was still in its exploratory stage.
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They're commuting, and this is a great ... Ignoring their kids. Never. Never.
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They found that commuting by bike was associated with a 45% higher risk of admission to a hospital for an injury compared with other methods of commuting, and longer cycling distances were linked to a higher risk of injury.
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Clinton to back the opposition, was commuting from Qatar, making only "cameo" appearances.
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A theater professor and filmmaker, he had been commuting between Damascus and Beirut.
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"I had a very strong connection to my bike commuting experience," he says.
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Commuting is far more entertaining when Lady Gaga is in the passenger's seat.
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Even better, it didn't add too much weight to my backpack for commuting.
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Personally, I need the downloads for when I'm commuting underground on the subway.
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Now she was commuting to a urinalysis clinic two days after smoking weed.
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Looking for some stories to get you through the next week of commuting?
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It's all managed by public policies that incentivize commuting in your car. Alone.
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To make commuting easier, it has been improving transport links with nearby cities.
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Arthur started working from home most days, instead of commuting to New Haven.
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I'm not very good at listening to music when commuting on the subway.
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With all my commuting, I've been able to get so much reading in!
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For sedentary folks who live in urban areas, commuting is a daily nightmare.
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Think about how you plan on using the bike: commuting, off-roading, touring.
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In May, Trump said he was considering commuting the rest of his sentence.
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More people working from home also cuts down on carbon emissions from commuting.
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Bridges are in relatively good shape, and commuting times are more than manageable.
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I was commuting back and forth on a bus from Ithaca and Syracuse.
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Cycling, although still uncommon, is proportionally the fastest-growing commuting mode in America.
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"Commuting is something many of us have to do every day," he said.
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And two weeks isn't long enough for people to change their commuting habits.
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And dread to their parents driving them to school and commuting to work.
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"Many people that use bikeshare are people commuting in multiple ways," she said.
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In 113, I was married and moved to New Jersey and began commuting.
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The estimated 75 billion hours Americans spend commuting will be up for grabs.
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Commuting Manning's sentence doesn't correct that record, but it may save a life.
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For frequent riders, owning one can be more affordable than some commuting options.
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Commuting in big cities doesn't always need to be a frustrating, lonely experience.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio believes ferries can ease New York City's commuting hassles.
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It didn't matter if people knew he was commuting in from real life.
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It has commuting professionals and new immigrants, public housing and million-dollar homes.
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What sets these Games apart isn't the commuting — that's common — it's the layout.
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It was not a place to have any kind of safe commuting experience.
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By contrast, no Canadian employment centers are within commuting distance of the Sault.
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Or should I pay less for a home but increase my commuting stress?
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It also suggested that maternal stress, exacerbated by commuting, might be a factor.
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Call out: Got a commuting nightmare story, featuring a train or a bus?
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President Trump said he was also considering commuting the sentence of former Gov.
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Bell: Dorky, maybe, but a must-have if you're commuting on busy streets.
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It's going to change the way everybody lives as far as commuting goes.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who also has seemingly not focused on the commuting snarls.
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Trump has floated the possibility of commuting Blagojevich's sentence for nearly two years.
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The study questioned 20,000 people in 31 cities globally about their commuting habits.
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Workers in both cities average just over half an hour in commuting times.
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Neither group see significant changes in terms of employment, income or commuting distance.
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"Hey, Thays," he said, brightening slightly at the sight of his commuting partner.
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Commuting times in the Bay State are among the longest in the country.
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On average, Singapore's commuters spend 84 minutes commuting on public transport each day.
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The commuting and walking meditations were the only travel meditations in the app.
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It would be an overstatement to say extreme commuting is a major trend.
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Here are the best electric scooters you can buy:Best electric scooter overall: Glion Dolly Foldable Lightweight Adult Electric ScooterBest budget electric scooter: Razor Power Core E90 Electric ScooterBest electric scooter for commuting while sitting: Razor EcoSmart Metro Electric ScooterBest for electric scooter commuting while standing: GOTRAX GXL Commuting Electric ScooterBest electric scooter for kids: Razor E100 Electric ScooterUpdated on 11/11/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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MagicBus – Google shuttles for everyone: Commuting between cities and suburbs can be a pain.
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Whether the Copenhagen Wheel succeeds as a workable commuting vehicle is to be determined.
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The region's 634m people, often bereft of easy commuting choices, are a rich prize.
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The more trustworthy uptown 6 became our beacon of hope and pants-less commuting.
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Thinking big means considering workouts, commuting, focused efforts like studying and more for inclusion.
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After the couple spent more than a year commuting to see each other, Mrs.
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The whole dynamic around commuting is going to dramatically change over the next decade.
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Commuting in the sweltering city of 20 million is often an ordeal for women.
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Klaxit is a ride-sharing startup that focuses on one thing — commuting to work.
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One is for super-commuting, like going from San Francisco to downtown San Jose.
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The number of people commuting by bike daily increased tenfold in about four years.
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But even if you haven't been in situations that dire, commuting still can suck.
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We both bought homes in the suburbs and spent lunch hours complaining about commuting.
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As The Times's transportation reporter, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, writes, canine commuting can be fraught.
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It will be their weekend experience partner, it will be their weekday commuting partner.
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Heck, employers can save on office space and workers can regain valuable commuting time.
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Passengers in Europe may soon be commuting on the world's first zero-emissions train.
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Zee has been commuting back and forth between Los Angeles and New York. 3.
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I find myself looking forward to commuting with them and their unabashed bass excess.
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The public appears to be strongly united against Trump commuting sentences of his associates.
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Do you see office workers commuting every morning, vendors selling street food, taxis, etc.?
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Bottom line: The Buick Encore is a good, compact wagon/SUV for urban commuting.
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Commuting is one of the most draining and annoying tasks any human can endure.
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Or you can choose from the presets designed for clarity, podcasts, motion, or commuting.
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Therefore, in almost all cases, time spent commuting to an office job is wasted.
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Employees are commuting from a hotel in Mount Laurel, N.J., about 30 minutes away.
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Oftentimes, this means that for five minutes of racing, you spent two minutes commuting.
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My wife has low commuting costs because she works less than a mile away.
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There have been recent efforts to ease parents' concerns and promote more active commuting.
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She was commuting from an apartment she shared with her sister in Greenwich, Conn.
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He also said that he was considering commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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Parents in Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, Colorado spend 45.5 hours per week working and commuting.
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As such, commuting Manning's sentence in no way equates to giving Assange a pass.
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During commuting hours, the drive to Silicon Valley can take one to two hours.
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It would be very hard to get away from them, especially with people commuting.
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Outside of a stray sprinkle, we should stay dry and have worry-free commuting.
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But her latest routine — commuting between Hollywood and Broadway every week — is admittedly gnarly.
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I'd been on my feet for two weeks straight, commuting an hour each way.
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Commuting on two wheels is undeniably dangerous in most places in the United States.
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Lesson 5: Consider all the aspects of your life that your commuting choices alter.
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He refused to answer questions from reporters and said nothing about the commuting woes.
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Some are built for commuting while others are designed for mountain or road biking.
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The buses around here are great for commuting, but pretty sparse on the weekends.
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By the 22s, many company towns vanished as Americans bought cars and began commuting.
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"There's a trade-off between commuting and the cost of real estate," said Ortegren.
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But when you throw in the hassle of getting up every morning, commuting, etc.
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More cute than bizarre, this two-seater is all electric and meant for commuting.
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Using a gym "is not quite like eating, clothing, housing or commuting," Zhou said.
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Only in Denmark will you find more female cyclists commuting than their male counterparts.
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According to one study, commuting is one of the least pleasant things we do.
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Commuting in London at rush hour is pretty grim, as millions would tell you.
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In May, the mayor of Schengen, the town that gave its name to the borderless area in most of the European Union and that made commuting between countries easy in the first place, decided to close a border road at peak commuting times.
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While some employee-benefits watchers have speculated that eliminating the deductibility for companies will reduce their incentive to help with commuting expenses, Long said he doubts the change will have any immediate impact on whether companies continue helping employees with commuting costs.
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URB-E likes to highlight its scooters as a flexible option for last mile commuting.
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Commuting through the busy London Underground, one rarely thinks to stop and appreciate its beauty.
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We Dutch are good at skating because that's how we do our windmill-work commuting.
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Commuting the sentences of Matthew Charles and Alice Johnson is what makes a country great.
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He's an "e-commerce consultant" and is currently commuting between the heartland and New York.
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But middle-class grown-ups face vicious trade-offs between space, commuting time, and money.
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You no longer have to spend time driving or commuting to see your loved one.
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Better yet – this deal means commuting in an uberPOOL is cheaper than taking the subway.
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They're excellent motors for anyone needing a reliable e-bike for long, mostly flat commuting.
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In the meantime, Google's getting ready by bringing a key new commuting feature to Android.
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Some drivers deviate from planned routes in search of extra fares, making commuting times unpredictable.
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Bill Haslam, in one of his last acts in office, is commuting her life sentence.
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For more options, see WNBC's full list of commuting options in light of the closures.
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You can save on the costs of a formal work wardrobe, lunches out and commuting.
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The savings from the transit benefits depend on a worker's tax rate and commuting costs.
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And they reach people usually while they're commuting and looking for something to entertain them.
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Many more are couch-surfing, commuting huge distances or moving back in with their parents.
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I run on the treadmill, shower, pack my small commuting bag and cruise to work.
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We just achieved 10 percent bike commuting — first city in North America to do that.
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With unemployment near a 50-year low, there more people are commuting and taking vacations.
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Dragons flew across the country; even ravens brought their A game in the commuting department.
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You may be commuting, you might be waiting on a bus, hopping on a ferry.
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Take away commuting convenience and the desirability to live or work there goes down exponentially.
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In New York, researchers aren't trying to change the number of people commuting by bike.
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Some 86% of us (!) drive to work, says a US Census report on commuting habits.
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BuddiGo's delivery service relies on a network of "buddies" who practically become couriers while commuting.
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Americans are spending more time commuting than ever — and it's driving workers to burn out.
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The parole board since 1982 has recommended commuting a death row inmate's sentence five times.
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This week, he's commuting between MIS and the Knoxville (Iowa) Nationals for winged sprint cars.
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For every person who moves to San Francisco, another two start commuting to work here.
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It runs during regular commuting hours, too, which is when Prime Time can impact pricing.
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They'll use them at the gym, at the library, and commuting to class and internships.
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Tsirelson conjectured that the tensor product and commuting operator models of entanglement were roughly equivalent.
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Millions of Americans hunkered down in their homes instead of commuting to work or school.
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After retiring in 2002, he began commuting from his apartment to City Island practically daily.
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It was not a place to have any kind of safe commuting regular transport experience.
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For six months, he will be commuting five hours a day, several days a week.
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In 2014, Beijing had the country's highest rates of congestion and per capita commuting time.
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She wanted to reach work quickly if need be, and to save money on commuting.
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His mother kept him in school in Brooklyn, so he spent hours commuting each day.
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The idea of commuting to work five days a week holds scant appeal for millennials.
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To demystify the process, we spoke with bike store owners, retailers, and bike commuting advocates.
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Critics of the bill had pointed to the additional commuting challenges that students could face.
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Routes 2395 to the west and 29084 to the east facilitate commuting to Silicon Valley.
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Vibrations from the subway line, buried below, periodically pass through the rooms like commuting poltergeists.
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Confidence: Medium Stay flexible with your commuting plans and consider leaving early, before 260 p.m.
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"There will be a lot of commuting coming from western to eastern Sydney," he says.
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But commuting for four hours a day takes a big toll on your mental health.
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On average, commuters spend 73 minutes a day commuting on public transport in Hong Kong.
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Southeastern Brooklyn, easily reached by water, is completely bypassed by this wonderful new commuting option.
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Plenty of us are still working and incurring commuting costs — we're just not getting paid.
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The same goes for bicycle commuting and most other reasonable personal changes you can make.
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Another study found that we deal better with the commuting delays that we can anticipate.
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The Waze pilot just connects people with commuting drivers who already happen to use Waze.
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Plus, commuting by bus or train offers the luxury of enjoying a book, magazine, or newspaper.
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That would only get worse with 25,000 Amazon workers commuting into Long Island City every day.
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She planned on living at home next year and commuting to the school 30 minutes away.
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They'll use this bike a couple of times a week, not as a daily commuting vehicle.
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I typically fill up at least once a week with all of the commuting I do.
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There's also a mode for sending your estimated time of arrival to friends when you're commuting.
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But that is because they have no choice: daily commuting would be too expensive or arduous.
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This year authorities linked up Hong Kong to the mainland's express rail link, slashing commuting times.
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Clinton, however, encouraged her entourage -- which included the press -- to make room for commuting New Yorkers.
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It's safe to say, then, the idea of bike commuting put me in over my head.
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What if an app gave you instant alternatives when your usual method of commuting was delayed?
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I've spilled coffee on myself while commuting, so I learned that last lesson the hard way.
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For a while, he was a family man, commuting across the river to feed his kids.
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The first time I tried boat-based commuting, I got a glass of rosé on tap.
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A dedicated commuting flat extends the life of your heels, and it looks better than sneakers.
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Government mismanagement of public transportation has driven up the cost of commuting at the same time.
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MORE announced that he was commuting all but four months of the 35-year prison sentence.
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Of course, even without a strike, commuting to work in New York City is no picnic.
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Freelancers are also on their own for health insurance, retirement savings, and paying their commuting costs.
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The court, however, stopped short of commuting his sentence to life as some advocates had urged.
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But there are definitely barriers to owning and commuting with one, particularly in a big city.
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Backpacks are convenient year round, but they really come in handy when commuting in the winter.
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Unfortunately, Americans are commuting longer than ever before and it's having a serious impact their lives.
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Swedish bike helmet company POC offers helmets for every discipline, from road racing to casual commuting.
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Will you need something with a handle to grip onto while you're commuting on the subway?
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But others predict that if commuting becomes more pleasant, the roads will become even more crowded.
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Right now, with so few Americans commuting on a bike, cities don't always prioritize their safety.
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Regardless, public transportation can suck—especially when you're commuting in a city that's notorious for congestion.
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The area already has 65,000 commuting and resident college and graduate students, more than Cambridge, Mass.
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It improves quality of life, allowing families to spend more time together and less time commuting.
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However, Mercury, the planet of logic, communication, and commuting is retrograde, so double-check your itinerary.
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"I am commuting to work today, just getting my coffee, it's a good time," she said.
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The Eisensteins had also considered moving to the suburbs, but weren't ready to commit to commuting.
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Simple actions like commuting to work or opening a door could expose them to the coronavirus.
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Simple actions like commuting to work or opening a door could expose them to the coronavirus.
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" Their bottom line: "one more robot in a commuting zone reduces employment by about six workers.
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Monotonous tasks like commuting to and from work can end one's day on a stale note.
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ANONYMOUS Who wouldn't jump at the chance to save 40 minutes a day in commuting time?
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She settled out in Galisteo, commuting to teach in Tucson, Arizona, until she retired in 2006.
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Give yourself time to rest and don't overbook yourself: Communication is rough, and so is commuting.
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The New York Times first reported that Trump was having second thoughts about commuting Blagojevich's sentence.
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I was 25 years old, commuting alone, and as a minority woman, I felt particularly vulnerable.
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Mr. Pinou was asked if he could estimate how many hours per year he spent commuting.
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But for commuting, reliable gear is more important than cruising in on a pro-quality ride.
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Estimates of commuting times were then compared with the corresponding route times calculated by Google Maps.
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E-bikes are disrupting the commuting industry and making urban transport easier, greener, healthier, and faster.
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Instead, people of all races and ethnicities studied have similar commuting habits, according to the report.
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At the time, she was commuting every week to San Francisco to work on Urban Decay.
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It's one of the best tablets for commuting, travelling, or binging your favourite shows at home.
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While commuting can be tough, roads and bridges are among the best maintained in the nation.
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For pedestrians commuting via public transportation and residents in low-income areas, trees are noticeably absent.
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Here are four tips from Jon Jachimowicz, an expert on commuting and other work-related behaviors.
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She reasoned that commuting to the East Coast would not have been beneficial on several fronts.
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No one was gravely injured, and New Yorkers largely carried on with their commuting on Monday.
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There's a 20 buck-a-month bicycle commuting tax benefit that's existed for a little while.
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Blade, a start-up based in New York, saw the commuting nightmare as a business opportunity.
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Krishnan lives in San Francisco, and had been commuting to Snap's Venice Beach office each week.
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Those commuting zones don't match up exactly with congressional districts, so the authors divided the US into county-by-congressional district cells and mapped those to their corresponding commuting zones to get a sense of how elections went in districts with varying degrees of trade exposure.
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In theory, this should all be enough for what Immotor imagines people using this scooter for: commuting.
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Also, the state's housing crisis means that people are living farther from their jobs and commuting farther.
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From developers to doctors, here are seven side gigs for professionals who have had it with commuting.
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I soon got into trouble with lecturers because of commuting to Manchester to train at Master Toddy's.
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Maybe it's your go-to commuting game; maybe it's your fitness tracker; maybe it's your budget app.
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"Long distance commuting is becoming something of a norm, so everyone is kind of separated," says Lin.
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What it's required them to do is live farther away and spend more of their day commuting.
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Replace mindless chatter about commuting times with a conversation about our weightiest beliefs and most potent fears?
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I listened while commuting on the 22 train, cooking dinner, putting laundry away, sitting on the couch.
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"Hi there," Clinton exclaimed as she got on the train to the bewilderment of commuting New Yorkers.
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Except when I'm commuting on snow days — no serum or coat could ever make that less painful.
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But that means commuting to the city, or taking local jobs with less pay and fewer benefits.
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Stress reduction can happen while you're commuting to work, eating lunch, or even going to the bathroom.
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Today, cyclists often have to fuss with their phone while commuting on busy streets, which is dangerous.
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So for shorter-range emissions-free commuting and errand-running, the Smart Fortwo is an inexpensive option.
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Transportation costs increase along with commuting distance, according to a report by the Center for Housing Policy.
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At 16 he began commuting to Paris to study with Olivier Messiaen, who compared him to Mozart.
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When I'm commuting or running around a convention center I don't want to be messing with straps.
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Other factors still trump partisanship in choosing where to live: crime levels, school quality, and commuting time.
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Quality of life is poor for many urban Filipinos, who spend a chunk of their day commuting.
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Some hotels offer discounts for emergency workers who would have a hard time commuting home between shifts.
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Commuting his sentence "sets a dangerous precedent and goes against the trust voters place in elected officials."
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One musician decided to turn some serious commuting delays in The Netherlands into the ultimate traffic jam.
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It just seems like a lot of work if you're just commuting to the office and back.
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"There are virtually no public transportation options for commuting to work in many Georgia counties," Johnson says.
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In Nakhon Si Thammarat, one of the worst-hit provinces, television footage showed villagers commuting by boat.
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I was impressed with the sound quality, especially with using them in public places or while commuting.
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Simply walking more — while commuting, running errands, or on the phone — counts for a lot, health-wise.
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Passantino's family lives in Georgia, and he has been commuting throughout his tenure in the Trump administration.
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"His wife I think is fantastic and I'm thinking about commuting his sentence very strongly," Trump added.
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The researches found every extra minute you spend commuting reduces job satisfaction and worsens your mental health.
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Nearly 24.6 miles of rapid bus lanes have slashed commuting times for thousands of the working poor.
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Our advice to drivers is to avoid commuting times in major cities altogether or plan alternative routes.
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It's perfect for traveling, commuting, and insurance for long days away from home and on the go.
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"Some companies are offering free food or subsidizing rent so workers can shorten commuting time," Matsumoto said.
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Transport law bans the use of personal vehicles for commercial purposes, but allows carpooling during "commuting hours".
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You'll be able to get directions or your ETA while commuting somewhere, or hear a traffic report ...
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And this could well lead to a damaging backlash before rocket-commuting even gets off the ground.
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We're bombarded by advertisements every day: while watching TV, browsing the internet, or even commuting to work.
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It can seem more comfortable to look down at your phone when you're commuting or sitting alone.
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Workers commuting in New York spend an average of 42 minutes one way, according to the survey.
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To make the most of time on the road, many commuting parents swear by audiobooks and podcasts.
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It now employs 20143 staff and provides several incentives, including a commuting allowance and higher education support.
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He says he spends three-plus hours round-trip commuting to his job from a Connecticut suburb.
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A gravel bike is a versatile choice for everything from daily commuting to gentle weekend bikepacking trips.
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The motor feels comfortable at low RPMs during city commuting and feels at home at freeway speeds.
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President Donald Trump says he is considering commuting the remainder of the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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It does not matter if they are commuting to work, visiting family or just going to dinner.
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This can make traveling and commuting tough, or any unexpected changes difficult for me to manage. 63.
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As the weather warmed, I found myself back on my bicycle, now commuting up and through Queens.
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Now that you are spending less time commuting, maybe get some cardio in while learning the Renegade.
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By 2014, Mr. Katzman had relocated with his family to Arizona and was commuting to San Francisco.
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Here are some tips on how to make the best of it until you start commuting again.
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Drivers would be charged $8 to enter the most congested parts of Manhattan during peak commuting hours.
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Some students are now commuting from Woodland, 10 miles away, said Eli Flesch, another fourth-year student.
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I imagined commuting on the subway to work, grabbing my morning Starbucks, and running in Central Park.
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And I felt that in light of all the circumstances, that commuting her sentence was entirely appropriate.
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You can still grab these products to tackle common commuting issues and make your time even better.
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Eldeeb seems guinely motivated to keep improving the product so it's better than commuting to work out.
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New Yorkers are riding bikes more than ever, both as a commuting option and a recreational activity.
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Looking just at the weekday commute, an individual still manages to log 231 hours a year commuting.
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After commuting from my parents' house for a year, I had finally moved to New York City.
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Aside from triggering commuting chaos, the incidents have prompted concerns about the safety of the aging tracks.
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People who can afford it have been commuting by helicopter since the 1970s, according to Mr. Sweet.
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But even in relatively affordable, spread-out cities, time spent commuting in traffic decreases quality of life.
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Mr. Cuomo said he was not worried about paying a political price for commuting Ms. Clark's sentence.
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Others set fire to the tracks at a nearby subway station to stop people commuting to work.
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On average, commuters spend an average of 84 minutes commuting on public transport in London every day.
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Bashir was stationed in San Diego, commuting hundreds of miles on the weekends to see his family.
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Sleeping while standing is a commuting trick for humans, but for horses, it's a way of life.
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But even commuting by hot air balloon won't save you from getting pulled over by the cops.
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Absentee ballots are accepted for workers with less than two hours free outside of work or commuting.
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On Twitter, several people tweeted about the relatively traffic-free roads and the considerably shorter time for commuting.
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John Kasich spared Raymond Tibbetts, commuting the condemned killer's death sentence to life without the possibility of parole.
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Simply walking more — while commuting, running errands, in a meeting, or on the phone — counts for a lot.
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They're a great shoe for commuting to work, running errands, really, any situation you're seeking 100 percent comfort.
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Instead of commuting by car, Hadrava has built himself a speedier option: an ultra lightweight plane called Vampira.
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That means three days of train commuting would be enough for me to hatch a 2 km egg.
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But it makes perfect sense for those tolls to be in places that make urban commuting more palatable.
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Most riders use the carpooling feature as a first- and last-mile solution for commuting along with transit.
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"These improvements could lead to better overall efficiency and shorter commuting times," Malhotra said of Audi's technology. Questions?
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But it launched with a price of $4,950, making it more a luxury bauble than a commuting workhorse.
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The first passengers—ruddy-faced, well-to-do, lugging suitcases—appear to be poised for travel, not commuting.
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Teleworking removes the two most significant barriers to employment of people with disabilities: commuting and an accessible workplace.
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Commuting to work on a private jet sounds like a perk reserved for movie stars and professional athletes.
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When traveling, or even commuting, there are times when you just won't have access to a power outlet.
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In Lima and Bogotá workers can spend half as much time commuting as they do at the office.
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Many find success (and paychecks) living in small towns, especially when technology and inexpensive airfares make commuting NBD.
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And Atlantans were slowly beginning to adjust to their new commuting reality when the I-20 incident happened.
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Before leaving Apple in 2009, MacInnis spent three hours a day commuting from San Francisco to Apple headquarters.
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It's not far from the office and close to the trains so the commuting client will appreciate it.
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Those who traveled most were either exceedingly wealthy or poor, and as socioeconomic class increased, commuting time shortened.
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It is one of the banes of my commuting existence, these horrible floppy cars and their terrible transmissions.
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Sure, your go-to commuting shoe is great on days that trekking to work feels like a nightmare.
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Trump also said Friday that he was considering pardoning TV personality Martha Stewart and commuting former Illinois Gov.
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Commuting costs vary from state to state depending on what adults spend on both gasoline and transportation services.
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These are, and will surely continue to be, the preferred methods of suburban commuting for years to come.
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Hard shell serves as a layer of armor protecting everything you're carrying inside from the dangers of commuting.
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Located within easy commuting distance of Miami and Fort Lauderdale, this planned community also offers abundant employment options.
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The study team also lacked data on other forms of exercise like commuting on foot or by bike.
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The desire to remain constantly connected has fed younger workers' fast-growing preference for commuting by mass transit.
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Some members of the Dutch Olympic team, for instance, have been commuting by bicycle to avoid the gridlock.
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As such, I wish it came with accessories that you'd need for commuting, such as racks and fenders.
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The place is a glorified PATH station for some 50,000 weekday riders commuting to and from New Jersey.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the Obama administration announced that the president was commuting Chelsea Manning's sentence to time served.
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Right now, Caltrain only runs about every 20 minutes during morning rush hour, limiting its value for commuting.
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Two other artists live within commuting distance of New York, in Somerset, New Jersey, and Germantown, New York.
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Here, 67.8% of parents are employed and spend 46.3 hours per week working and commuting to their jobs.
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Countless flight cancellations, factory closures and a slowdown in commuting has seriously weakened the world's appetite for oil.
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The department has warned that the project will cause significant commuting delays for two and a half years.
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People want to maximize quality time with their children; commuting, errands and home maintenance cut into that time.
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Copenhagen created dedicated cycleways fully separated from roads to allow bikers faster commuting while protecting them from automobiles.
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Mr. Visser, divorced and childless, was commuting more than an hour to work each day from Olivia, Minn.
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My husband, John, works in California and is commuting to Colorado until our son graduates from high school.
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There's recreational riding for fun but what gets trickier, Mr. Gregory said, is using the bikes for commuting.
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Suburban men fell ill from the stress of commuting; suburban women, trapped at home, had it even worse.
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President Trump told reporters Wednesday he's "strongly considering" commuting the 14-year prison sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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"12,144 hours of my life commuting — I don't know if I should laugh or cry," Mr. Pinou said.
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This infrastructure makes all kinds of economic activity easier — commuting to work, taking vacations or simply going shopping.
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"Many of them are raising children at the same time as they are commuting to Washington," she added.
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Meanwhile, Finlay says he spends less than $150 a week on commuting costs, including gas and public transportation.
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That means he spends about 1,000 hours commuting per year, or about 43 full days on the road.
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It can deduce how its users read while commuting, and what they like to look at before bed.
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Unfortunately, between commuting and office work, it's difficult for many to avoid sitting for extended periods of time.
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"I'm going to quit commuting through Hawaii on my way to my coal-mining job," one critic joked.
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The QC35II muffle the sounds of commuting, like subways and noisy streets, but everything is still largely audible.
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Lower-income people who live in Santiago's outskirts are more likely to experience increased commuting times and overcrowding.
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I spent it commuting and saying no to events I was worried would cost me too much money.
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"I hope the president doesn't make a habit of commuting between New York and Washington," Mr. Benepe said.
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Those commuting in Barcelona have a commute of roughly 50 minutes if they choose to take public transport.
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"She has served her time" -- @PressSec Josh Earnest weighs in on Obama commuting Chelsea Manning's sentence https://t.
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That required commuting 181 miles back and forth to Dublin, where he was holding meetings with government officials.
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Of the remaining 10 years, you lose half of that time waiting in line and commuting to work.
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In commuting Ms. Brown's sentence, Mr. Haslam was bucking a huge law-and-order contingent in this state.
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I'm here to tell you about the simple ways to address the elements and enjoy cold-season commuting.
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Younger people are more likely to prefer that style of commuting, and are driving less than previous generations.
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So I spent more time than usual commuting to buy food and sifting through grocery store frozen sections.
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I don't care much for commuting, nor do I like having a studio in a house or apartment.
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President Trump said Thursday he was considering pardoning or commuting the sentences of Martha Stewart and former Illinois Gov.
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Commuting the sentences of Arapio, Blagojevich, Stewart and D'Souza makes for a great season of White House Celebrity Apprentice.
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When it came to commuting prisoners' sentences, the office of the pardon attorney under Rodgers was even more stringent.
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After spending an entire week doing everything from exercising to commuting with these UA headphones, I'm a TalkThru fan.
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I worked hard to find a remote-friendly culture so that I could pull back on the commuting time.
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Realizing that we won't actually be heading back to school; instead we will continue commuting to our day jobs.
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After a day or two, I forgot I was commuting with a laptop of this size in my backpack.
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A curiosity of D.C. commuting meets the app age as Uber introduces a new carpooling feature in Northern Virgina.
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In the other quantum model, called the commuting operator model, reality is treated as a single, indivisible quantum system.
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Eliminating Ms. Polanco's commuting costs for two months gave the family the financial flexibility to pay for child care.
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Having new shops, like well-stocked grocery stores, and sources of employment nearby can reduce commuting costs and time.
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Less than five months ago, Lyft launched a Carpool feature for people commuting outside of San Francisco city limits.
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The generation that grew up rolling around culs-de-sac on Razor scooters is now commuting in urban centers.
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After four months of dark and dismal evenings, many Americans will relish commuting home next week in full daylight.
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Now they're back with three new pedal-assist models that incorporate customer feedback to improve the overall commuting experience.
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It's a self-described commuting vehicle with a handsome fiberglass and bamboo deck built in collaboration with Loaded Boards.
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With normal use â€" commuting, at the gym, or at the office â€" you should be just fine, though.
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Displacing Blue Line trains is undesirable because that's the only commuting option for Van Dorn Street and Franconia-Springfield.
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In the past year, commuting between New York and New Jersey has fraught with delays, accidents, and track closures.
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Transportation editor Alex Davies learns the Polaris Slingshot—not a car, not a motorcycle—is a terrible commuting partner.
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New reality The city and region, already accustomed to traffic gridlock, is struggling to face its new commuting reality.
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The physician has been commuting from his home in Westport, Connecticut, where his wife and three young daughters live.
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Waze's app allows commuters to input traffic hazards and slowdowns and see a crowd-sourced map of commuting delays.
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Nick knew North Adams, so he moved back there and I stayed in New York, and I started commuting.
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Inspired by its daily commuting app BlaBlaLines, BlaBlaCar now automatically figures out all the intermediate cities on your ride.
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Commuting choices, even holding land use regulations constant, are similarly shaped by the interaction of personal preference with policy.
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Now 88, he still spends most days commuting from his Fifth Avenue apartment to his office in Fort Lee.
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Last week, Trump told reporters he was considering pardoning Martha Stewart and commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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The company does, after all, have detailed information on people's commuting habits and that must be valuable to someone.
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I was commuting an hour each way for work and, unmoored from my previous life, couldn't manage my responsibilities.
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There's a big Lego tube carriage where you can sit next to, for some reason, a commuting Lego Shakespeare.
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Being able to get more accurate, timely information about commuting habits is a necessary first step toward that goal.
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On Thursday, Trump also said he was considering pardoning Martha Stewart and commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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They rented their home in San Diego and moved to Mammoth Lakes, California, to cut down on commuting costs.
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Remote workers also count increased productivity, avoiding commuting and less stress as the top benefits to their flexible arrangement.
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A Harvard study on upward mobility found a link between commuting times and a child's likelihood of escaping poverty.
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Brooklyn showed the largest uptick in bicycle commuting to work, an increase of 75 percent from 2010 to 2014.
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It's plain to see that commuting fuel was a huge expense from my budget that I have totally cut.
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In fact, one study found that each minute spent commuting to work increases anxiety and decreases general well-being.
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Commuting Johnson's sentence only shortens her prison term, and, unlike a pardon, does not wipe out her criminal conviction.
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Imagine commuting to work every day past the house where your ex husband lives with his new wife, a.k.a.
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The time I spend commuting, running, and showering is the time where I read, listen to music, think, whatever.
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After doing my normal Monday routine, commuting home, and picking up groceries, it was already just about 10 p.m.
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Only been commuting to Brooklyn for a few months now and already saw the most Brooklyn thing ever pic.twitter.
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Mr. Akbari uses the gym about five times a week, and he likes the efficiency of commuting by elevator.
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He was sleeping on his grandfather's couch in Queens and commuting to gigs at MoMA PS1 and David Zwirner.
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Automated cars may indeed make commuting more pleasurable while preventing accidents and saving tens of thousands of lives — someday.
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The borough's solution — closing off dozens of side streets to nonresident vehicles during peak commuting hours — sparked legal challenges.
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It's increasingly abuzz with tech workers, many commuting to the skyscraper forest swallowing up the Warriors across the bay.
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An abundance of bike lanes makes commuting by B-Cycle shared bikes and Lime electric scooters an easy option.
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But he says the jobs he finds don't pay enough to cover the costs of commuting and child care.
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If possible, commuting off-peak when people aren't packed in quite as densely can also help on the margins.
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As for employers, they'll gain access to talented professionals who don't necessarily live within commuting distance of company headquarters.
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"People were in a different way than what they are when commuting, or before or after work," she said.
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In his early years he took many jobs, driving a taxi and commuting as far as Philadelphia for work.
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President Barack Obama intervened in her case in 2017, commuting all but four months of her 35-year sentence.
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In response, some workers engage in extreme commuting from affordable locations, spending as much as four hours each way.
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Advocates who want to see the pardon system overhauled generally support its guidelines for granting pardons and commuting sentences.
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I found this to be a great advantage for staying mobile and comfortable overall, whether commuting or adventuring outdoors.
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Living in a place where violence and death are as routine as commuting to work can erode the spirit.
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In addition, his company conducts challenges for companies with numerous commuting employees and collects a fee for the service.
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The survey participants — faculty and staff members above all — proved to be generally poor at guessing active-commuting times.
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Platforms: Android and iOS Price: Free (with optional in-app purchases) Next for your commute: a game about commuting.
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"I think it's a great way to promote active commuting and get people out of their cars," he said.
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The first community, with about 300 units, is planned for a 61 -acre parcel within commuting distance of Amsterdam.
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Commuting Blagojevich's sentence brings us one step closer to that scenario by reinforcing Trump's blasé attitude about government corruption.
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Mr. Johnson, Ms. Warren's former Texas commuting partner, believes that it was an important influence on her early thinking.
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Americans are spending 20 more total minutes commuting to work than they did a decade ago, Business Insider reported.
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Tokyo, Beijing and Singapore topped the charts for green commuting in a new study by data insights company, Kantar.
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The state has been working for several years to improve its infrastructure, but commuting times can still be rough.
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"If people were working four days a week instead of five then that would massively reduce commuting," Allinson said.
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Commuting is the bane of the working individual, a necessary evil, an A to B that must be done.
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As in Connecticut, after about an hour and a half on the train, commuting farther doesn't seem worth it.
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When HopSkipDrive was formed, however, the company didn't envision its major patrons to be school districts serving commuting students.
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"Factors like commuting efficiency, mileage variation, hilliness and weather are all important," says Matt Smith, senior editor at CarGurus.
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The move to NYC would have generated more traffic, and also deterred people from visiting and commuting for work.
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Mr. Johnson, Ms. Warren's former Texas commuting partner, believes that it was an important influence on her early thinking.
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It automatically identifies eligible purchases — health care, child care, commuting expenses — and moves the expense to the pretax category.
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As for their chauffeur, well, I've made good use of our guide to gear for foul-weather bike commuting.
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Because let's be clear: what we call "cross-country skiing" is actually just "commuting," for a lot of people.
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For months, he had been commuting from his home to meet with his lawyers and prepare for his trial.
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That's not necessarily an appealing option for cities whose sprawl is limited by oceans or already gargantuan commuting times.
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And about 900,000 people, or 10 percent of Philadelphia metro residents, rely on SEPTA for their daily commuting needs.
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Rail stations across Britain are running messages on customer information screens warning about the dangers of hunting Pokemon while commuting.
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We live in cars in some cities, commuting across space either for our livelihood, or devouring fossil fuels for joy.
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She's not scared, but has jokingly said that maybe I should walk with her when she's commuting to provide protection.
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So you can feel guilt-free about not exercising in the park, though things like commuting to work are unavoidable.
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Between commuting to work and walking around the office, these flats truly delivered the comfort level Allbirds intended them to.
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Two years ago her start-up helped Bosch Mexico employees find a better commuting experience with its transportation management tools.
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The smallest 20-liter version is great for commuting, but less ideal for traveling and carrying more than just gadgets.
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And then, can we build off of that, and look at an all-e-commuting last mile-first mile solution?
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With a slew of cutting-edge features, the GXL is tailored to suit your commuting needs, no matter your resume.
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For a final flourish, use Get Playlist to select your favorite commuting songs, then Play Music to queue them up.
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Commuting in a car and spending entire mornings in traffic is a gift and it should be treated at such.
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But, the complaint said, commuting for his 10 court appearances cost R.C. his job and the experience left him scarred.
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Lyft drivers also get more tips Friday and Saturday nights, during weekday commuting hours, and also when it's brunch time.
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Commuting With the Radio On When you're rushing in the morning, you're focused on anything but your breakfast, says Cohn.
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I'm spending the day at R.'s while he is at work since I didn't feel like commuting this morning.
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He suggested keeping in mind that a lot of expenses will likely decline, such as payroll taxes and commuting costs.
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The work is likely to cause widespread commuting headaches for Washington-area residents, including hundreds of thousands of federal employees.
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The commuting routines are only accessible from your phone, as you're likely to be on the go when using them.
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For technology geeks like me, self-driving cars are exciting — they will make commuting safer and our daily lives easier.
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On one hand that's nice — they're electric, after all, which is better for commuting than something spitting out greenhouse gases.
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Some costs might go down — commuting costs, housing expenses if you downsize — but everything else tends to remain the same.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoSometimes I feel like my entire life is spent commuting—by train, cab, or on foot.
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Seimei: You can enjoy my mix at any occasion, like chilling at your room, driving your car, or even commuting.
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The service disruption continues to affect a busy commuting hub for the New York metro area into the afternoon commute.
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The ability to play a quick game while commuting or during an idle moment helped boost its popularity, analysts explained.
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Mercury enters Taurus on May 6, finding you in a busy mood at work, commuting, making plans, and taking calls.
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" In 2016, a Japanese ad campaign by the private railway Tokyu called women who do their makeup while commuting "ugly.
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The Enterprise zipped across the galaxy in a matter of minutes, as if the crew was just commuting across town.
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She was commuting home from work when she slipped and fell as she was about to get off a bus.
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The move comes days after Trump told reporters he was considering commuting Blagojevich's sentence, as well as pardoning Martha Stewart.
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I remember seeing her on public transportation commuting to Genentech while executives at other companies took private jets and helicopters.
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"Perhaps you will be able to work the two hours you now spend commuting," suggests Human Resources expert Susan Heathfield.
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When he finally returned to the work force, Mr. Donham took a pay cut and began commuting to Los Angeles.
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He was shot and killed during rush hour, in a part of town teeming with medical staff commuting to work.
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From 2010 to 85033, the fastest growth in transit commuting was among people who earn more than $75,000 a year.
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But for now, the oil markets remain a powerful force in the world of economics, geopolitics and your commuting budget.
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We've rounded up the best gear you'll need to get started commuting to work, school, or even for weekend getaways.
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People's commutes are probably relatively fixed, and you're unlikely to be able to get them to change their commuting route.
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There have been many studies done into the impact that commuting has on a person's well-being, health and happiness.
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Saying, "Alexa, play my commuting playlist," is a lot easier than messing around with the Bluetooth settings on your smartphone.
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The report considered employment rates, average number of children in households, and the amount of time spent working and commuting.
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This is particularly true in larger metro areas or smaller metro areas within commuting distance of a larger metro area.
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The Shift Home-cooked lunches and no commuting while we deal with coronavirus can't compensate for what's lost in creativity.
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He was working in the pharmaceutical industry at the time and continued commuting to Manhattan from his home in Connecticut.
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The caliber of subway service outside the main commuting period is also a matter of social equity, Mr. Stringer said.
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Los Angeles and Melbourne, Australia, are other cities slated to first experience Uber's low-altitude, short-distance commuting by air.
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Trump has brought up commuting Blagojevich's sentence unprompted multiple times at this point, and he clearly wants to do it.
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A week or so after Harris moved into his sublet, he was commuting home from work when his cellphone rang.
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When most people think of hybrids, they think of cars like the Toyota Prius — a practical, if dull, commuting option.
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They should be keeping themselves healthy on their own, but may be putting themselves at risk while commuting to work.
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But now everything had changed: President Barack Obama, in a surprise decision, was commuting the remainder of Ms. Manning's sentence.
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And, hey — perhaps Renaissance art at a major transit hub is just what this city needs to soothe commuting nerves.
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Trump on commuting sentence for Blagojevich: "It was a prosecution by the same people -- Comey, Fitzpatrick -- the same group." pic.twitter.
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Whether commuting by land or by sea, bring your sunnies and a sweater and you should be good to go.
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If that's the case, you can receive call and text notifications when you're commuting, exercising, or moving around the house.
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Commuting to work is an unfortunate, unavoidable reality of modern life, but mobile games make it a lot less miserable.
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Adding to the diversionary spectacle, on Thursday, Trump told reporters that he was considering commuting the sentence of former Gov.
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After each woman became pregnant, Kahn did his flawed best to be a supportive father, commuting among his three households.
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Biking has become part of New York's commuting culture as the city expands bike routes and Citi Bikes become ubiquitous.
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Colorado drivers are currently commuting down what must be some of the most lit and spotless highways in the country.
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If you're commuting into or around New York City, set aside additional time and check your transit agency before leaving.
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By that time, the family had moved across the border to Canada, and his father had been commuting to Michigan.
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"The commuters have dealt with more than their share of commuting nightmares connected to the multiple track issues," he said.
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Those are vital issues in this sprawl of about 20 million people, many of whom spend hours a day commuting.
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"I believe that freedom is in this nature, and not in commuting on Tokyo's trains in the morning," she said.
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And because I saw providers in my neighborhood, I saved on travel costs and dozens of hours in commuting time.
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And because they both travel frequently to New York for work, they wanted a house within commuting distance of Manhattan.
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For one thing, some smartphones are used during the idle moments of commuting and the like, when alternatives are limited.
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About half the nation's trains were canceled — a significant gap in a country that relies heavily on trains for commuting.
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The companies claim to be a panacea for today's modern commuting woes: traffic gridlock, carbon emissions, and public transportation deserts.
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Commuting men always have a really, really ridiculous iPad travel entertainment set-up, which closely resembles a bomb disposal kit.
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He pays $15/hour, plus the company covers the cost of expenses, like those associated with the commuting to the farm.
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"Explain that when you work from home, you'll actually be online an hour earlier since you won't be commuting," explains Zaleski.
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That's partly due to the roughly 12-hour time difference, which means Chinese are typically commuting during the live game broadcasts.
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Given a five-day workweek, he spends about 1,000 hours commuting per year, or about 43 full days on the road.
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When the smoke was particularly bad the last two summers, Edelman limited the amount of bike commuting she did to work.
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I primarily use my non-electric bike to go from point A to point B — bikes are commuting devices for me.
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On travel and commuting, Cortana could offer solutions for the questions about traffic and directions, but not the one about flights.
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Prepare by thinking about your usual routine and where you would go whether you were at home, commuting, or at work.
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The problem with the original bike was that it was too lightweight and didn't have enough gears for long-distance commuting.
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It's made specifically for commuting in urban environments will supposedly use AI to change the way people interact with the car.
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The 19-year-old from Birmingham spent his first year commuting to Aston before deciding he wanted the full university experience.
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"We leverage our data to say where are the best spots for people to begin their day for commuting," he said.
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She was living at home in Larchmont, commuting to gigs in the West Village and strip clubs in an old Buick.
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Alaskans enjoy some of the fastest commuting times in the nation, at just under 19 minutes door-to-door on average.
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Massachusetts is only the 15th largest U.S. state by population, but commuting times in the Bay State are the fourth longest.
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Companies luring millennials promoted their downtown locations with transit proximity, bike-commuting amenities, and other perks which aligned with these lifestyles.
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I thought about how much I do on my feet everyday: commuting, coffee meetings out of the office, after-work appointments.
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The capital-starved startups lust after tax breaks and incentives, while the cities crave real-time data about resident commuting patterns.
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The Hoboken train station is a major commuting hub for New York City, providing service to PATH and New Jersey Transit.
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Long hours, gnarly co-workers, commuting woes, thorny office politics, crabby managers; there are plenty of reasons a job can suck.
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As an example of his extraordinary commitment to the Office, Rob has been commuting weekly from Washington, D.C., since January 2018.
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Moving to cities (or commuting on a seasonal basis) is easier than it once was thanks to improved roads and telecoms.
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So if you're commuting by bike to Manhattan from Brooklyn or Queens, you'll need to pedal a little harder this morning.
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Fuel was scarce so he cycled to work wearing shorts instead of commuting by Soviet-made Lada like other party leaders.
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But the costs of commuting are generally covered by the employee, and the time spent doing it is not paid time.
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Commuting, however, is really hard to observe, so typically to collect that information, groups like the US census rely on surveys.
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Trump said Thursday that he is also considering pardoning Martha Stewart and pardoning or commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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However, Toyota until recently said it favored EVs for short-distance commuting given their limited driving range and lengthy charging time.
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It's stylish, and it allowed me to keep up with the hustle and bustle of commuting and working in the city.
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A suburb, according to Merriam-Webster, is a residential area that is adjacent to or within commuting distance of a city.
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The stadium is about 12 kilometres from the main city but Shah would not blame commuting issues for the poor turnout.
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Every day, I listen to The Daily (bless Michael Barbaro for teaching me all of the things) and read while commuting.
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He entered the college at the age of sixteen (commuting from Brooklyn) and took the required great-books course, Literature Humanities.
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The president also invited headlines while musing about pardoning TV personality Martha Stewart and commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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The Census Bureau released a full list of over 900 commuting areas with its report, broken out by average commute time.
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The chairman of Amtrak spent Friday morning explaining why commuting through Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan should be smoother after Labor Day.
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Ms. Rizzardi made partner, but eventually the stress, commuting and a slew of illnesses that kept her daughter home caught up.
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They may be charged the same rate as they had previously been, even though they are no longer commuting to work.
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A few years later, Ms. Taylor was cast on "The Americans," this time commuting to Brooklyn, where the show is filmed.
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In fact, easy access to the city has broadened the region's appeal, as commuting once or twice a week feels doable.
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Families are also relocating from Johannesburg to Umhlanga, with the breadwinner frequently commuting by air — a one-hour flight, she said.
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I could spend more time with you on weekends and school vacations — and a lot less time commuting during the week.
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Alas, after a few years of commuting along the I-95 corridor, I wore out a tendon in my left ankle.
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If you are commuting from Monmouth County, try taking one of the ferries from the Atlantic Highlands, Belford or Highlands. Bus.
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He was known for commuting from Newport Beach, CA to the STAPLES Center in DTLA in his Sikorsky S-281 chopper.
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Ask people why they eschew what's known as active commuting, as many surveys have, and the primary reason cited is time.
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Within hours of the attack, Torontonians were huddled in bars, cheering at hockey matches, jogging near the scene, commuting to work.
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Between 22015 and 62, bike-commuting rates increased 22012 percent on a national average, according to the League of American Bicyclists.
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It is not yet open, but one day, people commuting from Long Island won't have to continue crosstown to Penn Station.
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Podcasts are a great way to learn something new, while doing something else — like commuting, working out, or making a meal.
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Or the demands of the labor market have, and young adults with less leisure time are loath to waste it commuting.
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Regardless of how you get to the office, commuting times should be a major factor in where you choose to live.
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Cities like Aurora, Colorado, and Sacramento, California, are not tech hubs, but are within air commuting distance from the Bay Area.
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Remote workers say the best benefits to their arrangement include better work-life balance, increased productivity, avoiding commuting and less stress.
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Hydro Flask 32 oz Wide Mouth, $44.95, available at Hydro FlaskHydro Flasks are great for any situation, from camping to commuting.
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Measuring commuting time rather than distance will greatly open the private sector to veterans in rural and high-traffic urban areas.
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Trump had been publicly mulling commuting Blagojevich's sentencing as the disgraced governor's wife made appeals to the president via Fox News.
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"She's very much like her character," Brittany Burrows said approvingly after she ran into Ms. Nixon while commuting in Brooklyn recently.
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Encourage zoning and development that promotes integration and access to public transportation to reduce commuting time, congestion and long car commutes.
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Hurricanes have destroyed communities, politicians are a daily source of anxiety, and commuting in New York City has never been worse.
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This kind of work, he argues, was historically clustered in cities (meaning the entire labor market around cities, within commuting zones).
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Ms. Lafferty was injured for some of the rehearsal period, and Ms. Paz and Ms. Nishimura were commuting from other cities.
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There are a lot of folks that are commuting and at crazy hours, but the frequency of the trains aren't there.
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Mr. Cash was unsure when his road might be passable, or whether he could continue commuting to work under such conditions.
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If it recommends commuting the death sentence to life in prison, Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican, would make the final decision.
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Mercury retrograde also sucks for travel and commuting, and this will be especially true when Mercury reenters Aries on April 29.
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To find where workers spend the most time in transit, Haven Life used data from the U.S. Census Bureau to calculate the "average round-trip commute time and other statistics about its residents' journey to work," such as the ratio of working hours to commuting hours and the percentage of workers commuting over two hours a day.
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Like Phoebe Philo, Keller comes from Chloé; like Philo, she'll be commuting between London, where both have raised their families, and Paris.
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LONDON — Most of us don't enjoy commuting during rush hour and it seems that former Labour leader Ed Miliband is no exception.
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They're just not what the average person would want for every day use when commuting to work or going to the gym.
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"I worked for 12 months commuting in and out of Switzerland every week and working on a large international campus," explains Allison.
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His chalk drawings on black panels of empty advertisement space in New York subway stations were widely recognized by the commuting masses.
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"I felt that in light of all the circumstances, that commuting her sentence was entirely appropriate," Obama said from the briefing room.
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Earning: Earn 2 miles per dollar on United purchases, at gas stations, restaurants, office supply stores, and on local transit and commuting.
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Anyone who catches public transport in Australia's largest city knows that delays and random missing buses are an inevitable part of commuting.
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Designed for regular commuting or longer road trips, the car's designers focused on the seating areas and interior functions for the passengers.
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Mr. Johnson used to fit his 6-foot-10 frame into a red two-door Mini hardtop while commuting to Yankee Stadium.
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A record $2111 billion investment in the M.T.A., buying 1,400 new subway cars and 3,100 new buses, will reinvent the commuting experience.
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BARACK OBAMA'S outgoing administration has been busy lately, normalising relations between America and Cuba, and commuting the sentences of hundreds of prisoners.
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But until recently, it has said it favoured EVs for short-distance commuting, given their limited driving range and lengthy charging time.
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Besides all the holiday cheer and awesome sales, wintertime does have its downsides — and we're not just talking about commuting in snowfall.
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In Scotland, some Amazon warehouse workers have had to resort to sleeping in tents in order to save money and commuting time.
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While most of the nation's affordable markets are in the Northeast and Midwest, they are all within commuting distance of major cities.
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As well as improving work-life balance, scientists argued reduced working hours would increase productivity and help cut carbon emissions from commuting.
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And I am thinking about commuting his sentence ... in fact, I'm very strongly considering that -- I think he was treated unbelievably unfairly.
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Since getting the company's hardshell case, I have so much more peace of mind when I'm commuting with my laptop in tow.
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During my last semester of college, I was severely depressed for the first time and commuting to school 45 minutes each way.
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I say this as someone who spent much of his adult life bike-commuting around New York: The scooters seem incredibly dangerous.
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Whether you're driving, commuting, or simply relaxing, Audible can transform the moments when your hands are busy but your mind is free.
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The Center is based in Washington, D.C., so get excited, Amtrak travelers — you might run into him commuting on his beloved train.
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Obama said on Wednesday Manning served a "tough prison sentence," and in light of the circumstances that commuting her was "entirely appropriate."
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Or maybe you have a high school graduate who will be commuting to college, or one diving straight into the working world.
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It's a big deal for anyone who likes watching movies while flying on a plane or commuting to work on the subway.
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People are so busy working or commuting to work that they don't have time to relax, let alone participate in civic organizations.
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An ever-growing number of border controls undermines the EU's supposedly border-free Schengen area, hampering trade, commuting and tourism (see article).
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That's a change in mindset that can prove useful even if you just go back to blaring your car's radio while commuting.
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For the past three years, the researchers have collected data from more than 90 commuting cyclists over a period of six days.
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The visuals and audio pull you into the action and commit you to your new life as the face of daily commuting.
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Waze's aim is to link up multiple people commuting to work going in the same direction via its platform, per the company.
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It has a smooth ride and a peppy available V6 engine that makes it an excellent commuting partner or road trip companion.
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If an active commute is completely out of the question for you, check out other ways to cut back on commuting costs.
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Expecting a person to groom before commuting is assuming they have time to do so, but time to yourself is a privilege.
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Part of the driving phenomenon can be explained by the improving job market and more commuting, but far from all of it.
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And with environmental concerns looming large, especially among her eighth-grade classmates, Crouchley set out to create a better solution to commuting.
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He had attended on an academic scholarship, commuting to classes from his parents' home six miles away in Homer City (population 1,700).
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Some of the biggest savings come from cooking at home, not having to buy dress clothes, and not spending money on commuting.
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"There are zero commuting costs, which means we have much more control over our fuel consumption as well as expenses," Adcock said.
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Your commute isn&apost just costing you a subway fare or the price of gas — commuting costs time, and time is money.
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Make your commute to work or class fun by zipping along on the sleek, sturdy, and powerful GOTRAX GXL Commuting Electric Scooter.Pros:Cons:
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He had spent five years commuting to school in the capital of Pará—a city called Belém, which also supplied his nickname.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe described the attack as "extremely harrowing" and promised to tighten security for children commuting to and from school.
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This new exhibition displays posters from different periods around the world which try to promote better commuting behavior through art and humor.
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That morning and evening time between parents and children that is taken up by commuting is invaluable for bonding and child development.
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It's easy to fall into the trap of commuting to work and then going right back home if you don't know anyone.
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In Kansas City, Missouri, 68.5% of parents work full time and spend an average of 45.6 hours per week working and commuting.
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It's easier if, say, you're commuting, since you only have to carry one device that you already have in your pocket anyway.
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The state's transportation network makes commuting difficult, and thousands of jobs go begging because firms cannot find employees with the requisite skills.
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The commuting operator model uses a more general object that functions like a matrix with an infinite number of rows and columns.
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Cycling has also soared over four East River bridges that connect Manhattan with Brooklyn and Queens, and are popular bike commuting routes.
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Calculator Suburban life outside the nation's largest cities has its pleasures, but commuting to and from work isn't one of them. Realtor.
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The gains are the result of both technological advances and workplace flexibility that lessens commuting barriers, according to experts on disabled workers.
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The nation's sprawling growth pattern has taken its share of criticism; it's associated with long-distance commuting, environmental degradation and urban decay.
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Check out the video above to learn more about how commuting affects your life and how I choose to cope with it.
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That's true even after they cut their carbon emissions by eating less meat, commuting by bicycle, and thinking approvingly of Al Gore.
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" He has argued that the ferry service is providing a fast, affordable commuting option to neighborhoods that had long been "transit deserts.
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Before, he was living on Long Island, commuting two-and-a-half hours each way to teach poetry at New York University.
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IRAQ BANS DOMESTIC TRAVEL BETWEEN PROVINCES FROM MARCH 15-25 EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCIES, TRADE, AND EMPLOYEES COMMUTING, DUE TO CORONAVIRUS-HEALTH MINISTRY
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The latest numbers: TELE-COMMUTING, CANCELLATIONS AND A CONTAINMENT ZONE: A New York suburb is now in a 1-mile containment zone.
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The gains are the result of both technological advances and workplace flexibility that lessens commuting barriers, according to experts on disabled workers.
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But Omotosho says the government's focus is now rolling out alternative forms of transport for Lagos residents to ease the commuting process.
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"Town," a set of largely black-and-white drawings with bits of mixed media, shows citizens navigating everyday moments: shopping, commuting, resting.
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Transportation, which includes everything from food trucked across the country to car commuting, is second only to electricity production in those emissions.
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Bike commuting is healthier and more environmentally friendly than driving, faster than walking, and cheaper than a few months' worth of MetroCards.
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In Kansas City, Sputnik airs six hours every day, during commuting times in the morning and evening as well as on weekends.
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Just when it seemed as though it was time for short sleeves and linen, we're back to commuting in coats and fleece.
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Faster than the average New Yorker will spend commuting to and from work just twice a week (~2 hours, 24 minutes) 22.
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The second state with the least amount of free time goes to Maryland (it ranked 49th in the time spent commuting category).
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The comfort issues aren't a deal-breaker by any means, since I would mostly use these for working out and commuting anyway.
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Given a five-day workweek, he spends more than 1,000 hours commuting each year, or about 43 full days on the road.
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At that time, he wrote in his memoir, he had been commuting weekly to Los Angeles to meet his new Disney colleagues.
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When the program began, he was commuting to the center for two hours each way, from a homeless center in the Bronx.
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Local officials worry that the tunnel will continue to deteriorate, requiring major repairs that would wreak havoc on commuting in the region.
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I wrote back, explaining I was commuting out of town for work and missed the local ads, and they didn't fine me.
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He was adamant that they stay away from five topics in particular: work, real estate, children, the weather, and commuting horror stories.
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Mr. Rice remained active in business after his retirement and continued commuting into New York City nearly every day, his son said.
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After commuting to work in another shop proved too frustrating, she started helping her parents out with their small street food business.
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Others at G.M. said the new Bolt could change consumers' perception of purely electric cars as strictly for commuting and other short trips.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was seriously considering commuting the prison sentence of former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.
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The president said later in the day he would consider pardoning or commuting the sentences of Martha Stewart, center, and former Illinois Gov.
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If you're like most Americans, you spend anywhere from 20 minutes to more than an hour commuting to work and back each day.
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Unless you're commuting to and from work every day across a small lake, spending $15,000 on a personal submarine just isn't worth it.
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Miles solves for this gap in market by allowing anyone to earn rewards – simply by traveling and commuting how they do every day.
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People who live in LA and Sydney, meanwhile, spend "seven whole working weeks each year commuting," two of those hanging out in gridlock.
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And all of these things create this need for roadside fare that people can eat when they're on the go, when they're commuting.
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Google, which builds its voice-controlled assistant into the Google mobile app, achieved the highest marks for completing travel and commuting-related tasks.
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"Chariot will offer Seattle residents an additional option for commuting to work," John Kwant, vice president of Ford's city project, writes on Medium.
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You probably won't be getting a top-tier bike with the Volta, but it should probably be fine for casual biking and commuting.
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I'm not trying to be a sentimental creep; it's just perfect for commuting and it shrinks and expands more than one could guess.
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But Jeff was commuting over an hour each way to work, so I was handling daycare drop-off and pick-up by myself.
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"Due to the Piccadilly strike, I had the pleasure of commuting in a museum piece from 1950 this morning," wrote Reddit user ramblerandgambler.
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There are no automakers like Elio Motors this year, but there is one company that is building foldable scooters for last-mile commuting.
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On average black South Africans spend more than 100 minutes per day commuting, almost four times as much as the average American commuter.
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President Donald Trump tweeted on Thursday that his staff continues to review the possibility of commuting the remainder of former Democratic Illinois Gov.
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Among those predictions was the impact hyperloop and autonomous vehicle technology would have on commuting, short-haul air travel and the retail industry.
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According to Spotify, Americans spend close to 70 billion hours per year behind the wheel—mostly commuting to and from work or school.
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You're excited to make travel plans this evening; however, keep your cool and your patience—especially when it comes to issues concerning commuting.
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In Los Angeles and Sydney, residents spend seven whole working weeks each year commuting, two of which are wasted unproductively stuck in gridlock.
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"The cold weather probably reduced travelling and commuting, while the prices of agricultural products have been stabilising," said Meritz Securities Economist Stephen Lee.
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If you miss having access to Alexa while commuting to work, the Garmin Speak turns the digital assistant into your co-pilot.[Garmin]
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It could, for example, lead to someone doing something like commuting six hours roundtrip to for a chance to pick up more passengers.
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People will be in grumpy moods, and to top it off, commuting and scheduling will also likely be a pain in the ass.
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Today, many area residents can't afford to live in the cities where they work, commuting an hour or more from more affordable neighborhoods.
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Additionally, more than 300 people were injured in the attacks, which took place in the busy early morning hours while people were commuting.
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The bidding wars that have become the norm in New York City are now also common in select suburbs within easy commuting distance.
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"[Commuting for a job I got early on] was so good for me and David was just like, 'I've got this,' " she says.
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Plus, there's the time spent in a car or on public transportation commuting to and from work that adds to this sedentary lifestyle.
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There are things like state and local taxes to consider, along with vastly different housing costs, child and health care and commuting expenses.
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Khosrowshahi has been commuting every week to San Francisco from the family's primary home, in Seattle, and admits that it's been a challenge.
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In April 2017, passenger David Dao was violently dragged off a United Express flight after he refused to make room for commuting crew.
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"The result — you have a large cluster regionally specific restaurants that use the commuting conduit of Highway 7 as home base," he said.
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The physician has been commuting from his home in Westport, Connecticut, where he has a wife and three young daughters, the people said.
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In the short run, expanding housing near Google's headquarters may relieve traffic congestion by reducing the number of people commuting from far away.
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Its businesses are spread out fairly evenly across the region, a development pattern that makes sense if most people are commuting by car.
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The researchers also spent two weeks "in the life" of people with particularly grueling commuting schedules — up to six hours per day traveling.
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For those without a car or commuting from other neighborhoods, there is also a Metro station located in the heart of Crystal City.
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At 47.2 hours per week, parents in Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, spend more time working and commuting than parents in any other metro area.
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Our Top States study uses hard data — not opinion surveys — to measure things like Workforce, Infrastructure (including commuting times), and Quality of Life.
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Even for those within commuting distance of Broadway and the West End, the high price tag can create inaccessibility of a different kind.
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She was living in Milan, where she'd obtained her master's in industrial design and founded an atelier, commuting back and forth to Paris.
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It's a Look With the subways faltering and Citi Bikes expanding, biking is now an established part of New York City's commuting culture.
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"I've never seen anything like this," said Robert Cole, a lawyer who spent four hours commuting into London from southwest England on Thursday.
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To keep everything within reach, we recommend a small packing cube or bag organizer, which can fit in a commuting bag or purse.
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By now, they're used to the funny looks and questions generated by a 40-man team commuting by public transit to lacrosse practice.
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If a few million Americans stop traveling and commuting and work from home instead, gasoline demand will plummet, putting further pressure on prices.
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She said she wished the two events had been merged, if only to make it more practical for people commuting into the city.
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The result has been a sharp increase in super commuting: Today, 8 percent of Stockton commuters travel 90 or more minutes to work.
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You can then choose from these preset options: good morning, bedtime, leaving and coming home, as well as commuting to and from work.
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Years of commuting from New York City spurred a move to Dutchess, where, while living in a rental apartment, they began house hunting.
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But there are advantages unique to cruise ship jobs, like the elimination of time-consuming tasks like commuting, shopping for groceries, and cooking.
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The result: total congestion improved by 73% and average commuting time dropped 8% when compared to routing each car individually, in a vacuum.
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Mr. Podhoretz lived with his parents, commuting across a distance, from Brooklyn to Manhattan, that was as vast culturally as it was geographically.
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Indeed, we are most likely to reach for our mobile devices in our in-between moments -- while waiting, commuting or taking a break.
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A multi-trick ponyI've been using the MXZ 200 for mountain biking, road riding, and commuting, and it's performed great across all three.
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As a child and then a teenager growing up in New York City, I relied on the subway for most of my commuting.
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In April, a passenger was violently dragged off a United flight to make room for commuting crew, and a public relations firestorm ensued.
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Residents described commuting to work in waders, suffering skin rashes, being unable to get food delivered and having their garbage bins float away.
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Worsening subway service is one of the many infrastructure challenges confronting the region, including recent commuting upheavals at Pennsylvania Station in New York.
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The average American spent about three hours and 123 minutes more time commuting in 2015 than in 2014, according to The Washington Post.
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Unfamiliar with towns within commuting distance of Manhattan, she contacted Suburban Jungle, a service that consults with home buyers to find suitable suburbs.
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That incident occurred a few months after passenger David Dao was violently dragged off a flight to make room for commuting crew members.
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Commuting those sentences is meaningful progress, even if Mr. Obama could and should have started much earlier and released thousands more deserving people.
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We need lower rents so we can live in the places we work in, and not spend our lives in commuting ridiculous distances.
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In the U.S., gender parity is even more out of reach, with women cyclists commuting an average of 17.4 percent less than men.
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Mr. O'Rourke was commuting to the Bronx for an entry-level publishing job, "smashed up against the glass" of a packed subway car.
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Long Island City has much of what Amazon is looking for, including a lot of space for real-estate development and commuting options.
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To find where workers are spending the most time in transit, online life-insurance agency Haven Life, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, "calculated the average round-trip commute time and other statistics about its residents' journey to work, " such as the ratio of working hours to commuting hours and the percentage of workers commuting over two hours a day.
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These obvious differences aside, Sony's wireless earbuds also include noise cancellation, which is a great feature if you're commuting or in a noisy environment.
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If walking to work is completely out of the question for you, here are a few other ways to cut back on commuting costs.
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Mike DeWine to consider commuting Hunter's sentence, but Hunter herself must apply for the commutation, a spokesman for the governor's office told the Enquirer.
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While unconventional for a first lady, Melania's decision to remain primarily in New York, occasionally commuting to Washington, is indicative of an independent streak.
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Ultimately, I spent weeks editing and producing a 20-minute video entirely in iMovie on an iPad Pro, mostly while commuting on a train.
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That's why Superpedestrian is investing heavily in Denmark, the Netherlands, German, Belgium and other European countries, where bicycle commuting is embedded in the culture.
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They found that each new robot added to the workforce meant the loss of between 3 and 5.6 jobs in the local commuting area.
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Still, at under three pounds, the Blade Stealth is great for commuting, and I had no issues fitting into a backpack or laptop sleeve.
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And if necessary, after a long-ass day of commuting, feel free to envision a beautiful, fully functioning L train in the sack. 10.
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But it's something I want to do for fun, not rote obligation — the same way somebody might love driving, but hate commuting to work.
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Beethoven at 250 Modern living forced me to grab a movement or two at a time, while commuting, cooking dinner and putting away laundry.
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I spent three hours a day commuting because I was determined that this high school was going to be my stepping stone to college.
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Listening to Kanye West's Yeezus while commuting on the bus, I couldn't help but feel like these headphones were designed specifically for that task.
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Commuting can be extra hard and annoying as a person with a disability, so I'm also limited on how far away I can work.
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Users can listen to the stories before masturbating, while getting ready for a date, preparing for bed, or even while commuting on public transportation.
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This was the biggest gain since May 2011, reflecting an increase in payments for commuting costs that companies subsidize, a labour ministry official said.
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One recent study suggested that for every new industrial robot installed in a given commuting area, between 3 and 5.6 jobs are permanently lost.
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And during the week, it's impossible to find the time between exercising, commuting, working a full-time job, and maintaining an active social life.
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After getting caught up on work, I realize it's almost lunchtime and I might as well work from home to save on commuting time.
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The latest numbers from the American Community Survey show cycle commuting is down slightly—and a dramatic cycling gap between cities (and regions) persists.
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One of these characters was Matt Wopat, who decided to start commuting to Indiana for work in order to keep his family in Janesville.
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"You will spend less in some categories, like commuting, and will probably spend more in other categories, like entertainment, recreation and travel," says McCurry.
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In response to that, Porter told me, a local service economy offering food and lodging to commuting correctional officers, or visiting relatives, usually arises.
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We can remind people that simply walking more — while commuting, running errands, or even strolling around the mall — counts for a lot, health-wise.
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As the sun rose, children took off on buses for the last full day of classes before Thanksgiving, and adults began commuting to work.
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One of the big things for us was [that] my wife and I were commuting and we had a child coming on the way.
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An autonomous vehicle moving cautiously through city streets may lack the zip of an experienced driver commuting home — but it's likely much safer, too.
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So there's a question of whether the scooters will be used to simply get to and from these subways, or for entire commuting purposes.
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Seven years ago he began visiting Italy more frequently, moving first to Liguria and then to Milan, where he now lives, commuting to Budapest.
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The statistics clearly show who the most dangerous drunk drivers are, and it's not those who enjoy a happy hour cocktail before commuting home.
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However, lawyers at FEMA had previously informed him he did not have authorization to use government cars for commuting unless he received a waiver.
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Indeed, several studies have shown that remote office workers are much productive than on-site workers, without even counting the time they waste commuting.
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He also floated the possibility of forgiving the conviction of celebrity chef and entrepreneur Martha Stewart and commuting the sentence of Illinois ex-Gov.
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Gregory's Inertia 30 makes it easy to stay hydrated while commuting with its easily accessible water tube, ample interior storage, and comfortable shoulder harness.
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I've saved quite a bit on fuel since switching to electricWhile commuting 2150 miles round trip, I spent about $22 a week on gas.
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I now work remotely, but for a while after making the move to the suburbs, I was commuting to and from Manhattan every day.
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Lending Tree posits that the cost of a commute can be calculated by assuming time commuting has the same worth as time spent working.
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She defined active commuting as any transportation from one place to another that involves physical activity, such as walking, cycling, roller-skating or skateboarding.
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Notebook Last July, President Obama announced, in a video message, that he was commuting the sentences of 46 nonviolent drug offenders in federal prison.
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U.S. offers clemency The United States is pardoning or commuting the sentence of an Iranian and six dual citizens as part of the deal.
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This new exhibition displays posters from various periods and parts of the world that try to promote better commuting behavior through art and humor.
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The image incarnates the current European nightmare: You're buying groceries, commuting to work or checking in for a flight — and then suddenly you're not.
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Expect more helpful tweets and Facebook posts But not during the commuting rush, when customers are "more likely to lash out," the report stated.
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Commuting to Manhattan from Brooklyn every day is like an episode of "The Amazing Race" in which everyone wins and the prize is work.
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I love a good pair of headphones, but it's easier to wear a pair of earbuds if you're commuting or going on a trip.
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That change eliminated all of the things that frustrated Brandon most about working life, like commuting, dealing with difficult coworkers, and navigating endless meetings.
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Between a project in Monterrey and commuting to teach at Yale and Columbia universities this semester, it was a rare workday in Mexico City.
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Some riders, while lauding what they see as the transit authority's sense of urgency, said the work has yet to alter their commuting experience.
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When I was in school and commuting at least an hour each way, I had to write on the bus or anywhere I could.
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Joe and Jan DeSherlia, who were commuting to their office by pontoon boat on Monday, were eager to reopen their gift shop and winery.
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They are a cheap way to get around, for fun or commuting, and are faster than walking and more enjoyable than sitting in traffic.
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Meanwhile, Joe Biden was going to work and commuting from Washington, DC, to Wilmington, Delaware on Amtrak nightly, according to the New York Times.
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I loved that I did not have to spend time commuting and that I could take breaks during slow times to enjoy my family.
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But "commuting is not driving," argues McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty, which insures collector cars and boats and who will forever be a driver.
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We followed up with a few of those riders to try to understand how they felt, a day later, about commuting on the subway.
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For trains that frequently run at as much as 200-percent capacity during peak operating times, commuting can nonetheless be an unsettlingly quiet experience.
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I was anonymously sent two images while covering a demonstration, and I've had friends report they've been dropped images while commuting on the train.
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On the other hand, if you're commuting to work, the service might soothe you with tunes you like to listen to on the subway.
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Super-commuting, defined by real estate site Apartment List as traveling 103-plus minutes one way, is becoming increasing popular in the United States.
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The published results also did not delve into such pressing active-commuting concerns as hygiene, showers or the logistics of carrying changes of clothes.
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Pilot Assist works at speeds up to 80 miles an hour but is best at reducing the stress of tedious stop-and-go commuting.
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Tern Link C8 folding bike Giant Expressway folding bike The least expensive folding bike for commuting recommended by our experts is the Giant Expressway.
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My first thought was to make the themeless puzzles I got so good at solving while commuting to the city in the early '90s.
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For their city-based analysis, Opportunity Insights focused on the commuting zones that had the largest black populations as of the 2000 decennial census.
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Per person one had to spend 500 rupees to travel one way, so it's 1,000 rupees worth of commuting both ways in a day.
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The train takes roughly two hours and 303 minutes, and adding commuting time to the one-hour flight brings travel time to four hours.
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Leonard talked with Bryant about commuting by helicopter after moving to Los Angeles to play for the Clippers last year, Leonard told reporters Wednesday.
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You can also plug in headphones, so you don't bother others when you need a few minutes to meditate at work or while commuting.
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"Google simplified access to information, Uber made commuting more convenient, WhatsApp made communication easier and Dunzo has made getting things done faster," he added.
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Some state workplaces, universities and schools have simply cut hours to save electricity and provide some relief to public transport at peak commuting hours.
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" — John Egnatios-Beene, 36, Park Slope PATH train, 1986: "I was living on Bedford Street and commuting via PATH to Newark, where I worked.
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