The city was recently listed as the 10th most congested in the world, and the fifth most congested in the US, according to INRIX's global traffic scorecard.
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Similar to when you fly congested and experience pain in your head, diving while congested is unsafe because there's no way to clear pressure from your body and descend properly.
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If the most congested courts worked as efficiently as the least congested, one study found, India's overall productivity would rise by 5%, an annual gain to GDP of some $150bn.
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The Lincoln Tunnel may not be the most congested road in America, but it's by far the most congested tunnel, according to a 2015 report from the American Highway Users Alliance.
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The U.S. had half the cities on Inrix's list of the top 10 most congested areas in the world and was the most congested developed country on the planet, Inrix found.
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E. feels really congested, so he jumps in the shower.
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Wherever he went, Google Maps showed a congested traffic jam.
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Sulfur, which can pull oil and gunk from congested pores.
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So the thin corridors open to civil aircraft are congested.
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Jakarta, with a population of 30m, is congested and polluted.
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We make drones safe and smart in congested urban environments.
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If you're congested, surely this can't be the best solution.
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Those are also the more congested times in the city.
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Its streets, unlike those of Ciudad del Este, are congested.
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Truly dehydrated skin is dull, congested, and easily becomes flaky.
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The company is digging tunnels underneath the congested roadway system.
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It was that he couldn't breathe, because he was congested.
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In a congested system, building new roads makes traffic worse.
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They might impose user fees for driving in congested areas.
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Roads became heavily congested after people spilled onto the streets.
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India's cities are among the most congested in the world.
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The second method uses historical traffic patterns to assume that because a specific road was congested on a Friday at 2pm two weeks ago, it probably will again be congested this Friday at 2pm.
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DOT also wants to add more parking zones to charge higher rates in certain parts of the outer boroughs, with Trottenberg noting that meters in heavily congested areas cost the same as less congested areas.
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It reminds me of a congested highway, going down the shore.
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Kowalczykowski compared DNA replication to driving on a congested California freeway.
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Consider this your reminder that oily, congested skin still needs hydration.
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"I feel all right," said Wade, who remained congested on Friday.
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The sidewalks of midtown Manhattan quickly became congested with foot traffic.
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The old congested roundabouts are gone, replaced by smooth elevated interchanges.
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India has some of the most congested cities on the globe.
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New York is the third most congested city in the world.
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Traffic was so congested, it was easier to just stay put.
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Most of us share a congested highway with other frustrated Santas.
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In an increasingly congested America, it is easy to handle, too.
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Still, the metro is expected to improve Rio's increasingly congested traffic.
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The streets, normally congested with traffic, became eerily empty around noon.
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Of the most congested cities, only Los Angeles makes the list.
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The building's location, above a shopping mall, was convenient but congested.
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Loggi provides delivery services within five of Brazil's most congested cities.
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Left unmanaged, bikes can stack up and create more congested pedestrian walkways.
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Whether the network is congested is entirely up to Verizon to determine.
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He called the congested highway "the seventh or eighth level" of hell.
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Castro Street in San Francisco is also iconic, but it's often congested.
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The streets became so congested that for hours there was little movement.
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The leading pack was heavily congested heading into the last 0003 meters.
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"My skin was congested, gray, and prone to chronic breakouts," he says.
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It's the 25th most congested city in the US, according to INRIX.
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Officials say the move would encourage greater turnover in congested parking districts.
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Third, user fees solve resource shortages such as congested highways and droughts.
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Airbnb has been blamed for exacerbating home prices in congested housing markets.
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Mobs of pedestrians, bikers, pedicabs, jeepneys and more make Manila's congested traffic.
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Located in a congested area, the bridge collapsed on pedestrians and vehicles.
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Such outputs would be: most efficient, fastest to destination or least congested.
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Traffic became congested around the Central Terminal Area as police closed roads.
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Chronic congestion India's cities are among the most congested in the world.
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It might seem rude, but it's far more efficient in congested traffic.
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Crude shipments by rail have risen as Canadian pipelines have become congested.
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But what if the route with the least number of hops is congested?
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Its platform helps make real-time packet routing decisions to avoid congested paths.
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But it you build flying cars, won't the air be just as congested?
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The sensors also helped immensely with parking on Amsterdam's narrow and congested streets.
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And Barcelona's congested streets don't look any less packed with petrol engines — yet.
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I also tested it out at night on Amsterdam's heavily congested bike paths.
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"It's one of the most congested cities in the world today," he said.
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Often you end up feeling worse and more congested, which is a bummer.
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Jakarta, for instance is one of the most congested cities in the world.
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When we drive to work, we often see the effects of congested roads.
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Schiphol ranks among Europe's most congested airports with 58 million passengers in 2015.
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The Cross Bronx Expressway instantly turned into the congested traffic debacle it remains.
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One is obviously more traffic lanes to improve throughput in our congested cities.
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"Overtime is perfect for dull or congested skin," the brand writes on Instagram.
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Plus, I'd never biked in Manhattan and the city's congested streets are intimidating.
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Poplar Street Bridge connecting downtown St. Louis, Missouri, to Illinois is frequently congested.
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It is becoming more contested, more congested and more competitive than ever before.
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Outdated and congested facilities mean fewer airline options, longer lines, and more delays.
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When he spoke, which happened with increasing rareness, he sounded congested and slow.
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But the congested field is suffocating qualified aspirants who would otherwise find oxygen.
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Across the notoriously congested Bay Area, traffic flowed like it was 3 a.m.
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After all, its surrounding area is much less congested than Long Island City.
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Oshawa sits on the other side of Toronto, along an infamously congested corridor.
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She campaigned on everyday issues, like reducing traffic on a congested state highway.
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Cars congested the winding roads, with fallen electricity poles visible across the landscape.
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The airport remains congested with people trying to get on flights, Monreal added.
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Congested and forbiddingly expensive, it is a region choking on its own success.
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"It's quickly becoming congested," Anderson said of the market for small-lift launch.
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These types of cars would be especially useful in cities congested with traffic.
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This encourages drivers to move their commutes to less congested times or routes.
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The Boring Company was iinspired by Musk's frustrations with LA's notoriously congested traffic.
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The road becomes less congested, the air becomes clearer, and cities become more livable.
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No intersections, no pedestrians, no bicyclists, just long stretches of open (or congested) highway.
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Years of underinvestment have left ports congested, airports overcrowded and cities choked with traffic.
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Each module in the brain is like a separate building in a congested town.
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Some container ports in China are congested with less working labour amid the outbreak.
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Towards the end of the dive, I start to get congested from the cold.
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My skin is cleaner, smoother, and less congested than it has been in years.
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The best way to help a congested baby is to use the NoseFrida Snotsucker.
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Some container ports in China are congested with less working labor amid the outbreak.
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So we're close enough to the tourists but not as congested for local people.
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It's intended for congested, busy, urban areas — not long commutes or cross-country trips.
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When cities add new roads to a congested area, it usually doesn't alleviate congestion.
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Squatters set up an illegal toll system along a congested major highway in Manila.
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"Horses do not belong in a congested, urban setting," NYCLASS states on its website.
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With a congested city, the cycle continues as everyone heads for their own bike.
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The varied housing stock is dispersed along wide, congested avenues and quieter side streets.
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They would build stadiums, yes, but also infrastructure that would ease Rio's congested traffic.
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Mr Raccuja notes that the charge could also be higher in more congested places.
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The traffic was too congested even for motorcycles, which are popular in the city.
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While the data is unlimited, speeds can be throttled whenever the network is congested.
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A narrow hallway is made even more congested by filing cabinets lining both walls.
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Routes will be redrawn to avoid congested areas, with fewer stops and unnecessary turns.
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Should Macy's build a giant tower in one of New York's most congested neighborhoods?
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Others feared legalization would flood the state's congested streets and highways with impaired drivers.
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Late last month, a red Volkswagen barreled through the congested streets at 80 m.p.h.
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But as airports and highways become more congested, trains are becoming an alluring alternative.
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You see how congested air travel can be at times in our key markets.
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The main band used for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks, 2.4GHz, is insanely congested.
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For a less-congested experience, one option is to book an off-season tour.
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"It's too congested," said Maria Walter, United Airlines' managing director of global operations strategy.
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Video footage showed heavy plumes of smoke billowing all around the congested slum area.
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But it turned out that the solution to congested airports was not larger planes.
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The Ethereum network might get congested, and transactions might take a while to go through.
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The consortium isn't alone in trying to solve the misery of parking in congested cities.
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For people who live in a congested area, it could be a fundamental game changer.
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They're already a familiar sight in heavily congested and/or mountainous parts of Latin America.
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Five of the world's 10 most congested cities are in the United States, INRIX found.
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"It will help make London a better, greener, healthier and less congested city," Sinha added.
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An infection also sends blood to the nose, causing inflammation and a stuffy, congested feeling.
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That means that Wi-Fi networks often get congested and slow, which quickly gets frustrating.
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If you're having sneezing fits and feeling super congested, the Botvac D6 Connected can help.
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Satnav maker TomTom last month named Rio de Janeiro the world's fourth-most congested city.
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The US aircraft will be patrolling airspace that has grown increasingly congested in recent months.
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The project would be the first subway line for the heavily congested Lima urban area.
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E-bikes can help delivery employees navigate congested streets more quickly without tiring themselves out.
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Her flagship boutique stands out on the congested streets of Seminyak, Bali's upscale beach resort.
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Everywhere is a classroom for Emily Kamizi, even the buses in Lusaka, Zambia's congested capital.
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INRIX, a transportation data firm, has released its yearly ranking of the most congested cities.
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Doctors have long been concerned that these congested settings are breeding grounds for serious illnesses.
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Firefighters made their way into the congested area on foot to put out the fire.
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Adding both cars and all remaining buildings to already congested grids could threaten their reliability.
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Commercial motorcycles have become a popular way to avoid congested Lagos roads in recent years.
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In the 1970s, congested roads in Amsterdam were becoming increasingly dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists.
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I didn't want to fork over $10 for an Uber to sit in congested traffic.
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She was still congested, and the specialist gave her a prescription for yet another antibiotic.
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Many also followed the advice to avoid congested highways and to take the back roads.
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Roads congested to begin with Rain or shine, high traffic already makes holiday travel tricky.
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We are an advanced nation, with urban sprawl, traffic jams and severely congested major cities.
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Atchley's study focused on monotonous, flat rural highways with minimal traffic, not congested urban commutes.
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Ninety-three is a really congested road; you want to pull your hair out anyway.
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"It will indeed make it safer and a little less congested for everyone," she added.
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The sickness includes Type 2 diabetes, a kidney ailment and a congested heart from hypertension.
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Cities track who uses the subway, where traffic becomes congested, how much garbage is collected.
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Extra trains could also be added on routes where the data indicates trains are especially congested.
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As cities become more congested, some businesses are turning to e-bikes to make their deliveries.
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Its eight lanes are congested day and night, and the traffic often moves at a crawl.
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Demonstrators snaked through congested areas of Hong Kong island, carrying signs and banners criticizing the plan.
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The restaurant's Yelp page is now congested with one-star reviews and passionate five-star defenses.
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That could improve productivity as roads become less congested, internet connections get faster and so on.
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For both plans, heavy data users will be subject to slowdowns when the network is congested.
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I was stunned by the flat honesty—the total disregard for the city's complicated, congested roadways.
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That's more than two-thirds of all existing hutongs, most of them in congested central Beijing.
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Chinese company Xiaomi is launching an electric-powered folding bicycle for the country's congested city roads.
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The tunnels provide vital arteries across what is often described as Europe's most traffic-congested city.
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These would include all Niki slots at congested German airports such as Munich and Berlin Tegel.
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When our streets become too congested, why not take to the open water to get around?
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Both are ranked by INRIX as slightly more congested than New York City and Los Angeles.
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My life wasn't so congested with things to look at or do or see or watch.
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And to the degree the cities become more congested, people will increasingly avoid them, he said.
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Populations are rising in urban areas where most pedestrian fatalities occur, and cities are more congested.
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The goal of 802.11ax is to deliver consistent quality connections and speeds in these congested environments.
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In places, the streets were so congested people were forced to inch along instead of marching.
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The program seemed like a smart alternative to traveling on stalled trains and congested vehicular streets.
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Traffic in Rome is chronically congested, public transport is inefficient, trash collection is slow and sporadic.
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The southern Red Sea is one of the planet's most congested, commercially important and perilous waterways.
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The FCC's order proposes permitting higher transmit power and antenna height in less congested geographic areas.
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In some of the most congested areas of the country, that figure was more than double.
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A congested coastal highway divided the city from its sea, and the smog burned my eyes.
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Has there just been an accident on I-70 which gets incredibly congested during ski season?
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The Senegalese government is moving many of its offices to Diamniadio from the congested downtown area.
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As in the rest of London, the congested traffic and diesel vehicles are two key culprits.
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AeroMobil designs flying cars that utilize existing airplane runways, thus relieving some pressure from congested roads.
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Congested pipelines in Western Canada have prompted Alberta to curtail oil production and shaken investor confidence.
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Witnesses said fire engines had struggled to access the congested lane where the building was located.
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Waze defends its practice of rerouting motorists from congested highways through residential streets in nearby communities.
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Purnama is popular with many for pushing through tough reforms to modernize a capital congested with traffic.
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From the Panama Canal, a string of heavily congested highways leads to Panama City's glitzy downtown core.
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There has also been evidence that hot vapors from the soup can help clear congested nasal passages.
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Tripoli seems relatively normal, its roads congested and new shops and restaurants even opening in some neighborhoods.
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Projected maps can show where to avoid congested areas or what it'll look like when you arrive.
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If successful, the vehicle will add a mode of mass transit to many of China's congested cities.
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But reductions in traffic will make living in currently congested areas more attractive and hence more populous.
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Back in 2014, Verizon started throttling customers who exceeded 4.7GB of data usage in congested network areas.
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Image by elBiduleThe radio spectrum is a mess: It's congested, expensive, and there's no room for expansion.
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"I always recommend, if anybody's feeling congested, to add a little bit of chartreuse," Mr. Bucholz said.
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"Self-driving vehicle technology will make America's roadways safer and less congested," Strickland said in a release.
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But that doesn't mean that we didn't see any concerning readings, especially in areas that were congested.
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New York was thick, congested, lots of people, quick, and so the music was a little harder.
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It's a congested city, and roads are rarely the quickest way to get around on a weekday.
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The bikes are popular with couriers, mostly migrants from the countryside, who speed deliveries through congested roads.
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The most common gripes are that, as the population swells, cities become congested and homes become unaffordable.
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Uber now faces the challenge of testing in congested, urban cities with rain, fog, snow and ice.
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"Self-driving vehicle technology will make America's roadways safer and less congested," said Strickland in a statement.
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But all along, her campaign strategy was about messaging on local issues, most notably Virginia's congested roadways.
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Skull-smashing, rugby-like scrums gave way to forward passing and a less congested line of scrimmage.
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And power lines on the state's western side are less congested than those on the eastern side.
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"The ethnic diversity is phenomenal, and it's not as congested as the 70s and 80s," he said.
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Police officers in full battle gear escorted them in a convoy that snaked through Manila's congested streets.
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Researchers have also found that ride-hailing tends to make cities more congested and polluted, not less.
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Mike DeWine (R) postponed the primary to avoid congested in-person polling situations amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Cons: Flip side of the same coin: convenience means this hotel is located in a congested area.
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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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The hustle and bustle of the congested towns on my way to the city was almost overwhelming.
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Four of the eight most congested roadways in the nation are in the New York metropolitan area.
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Several lanes were closed, snarling traffic on the often-congested 91, along with other nearby roads Monday.
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The rule could also incentivize drivers to pick up passengers in already congested areas, the petition said.
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Amtrak has struggled, amid competing demands, to schedule maintenance work at the congested station, Mr. Moorman said.
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A recent study found that the San Francisco Bay Area has the nation's third-most-congested roads.
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The city may be the most congested in Europe after London, but neither woman is backing down.
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By then, Uber says flying taxis — electric aircraft, really — will shuttle passengers over L.A.'s congested streets.
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Upon that most could agree — the L line is one of the city's most congested subway routes.
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"All of those lines will be a lot more congested," said Mr. Miller, the real estate appraiser.
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Smart cars could also identify less congested routes and even direct people to available shelters or hotels.
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They worry that AVs will increase vehicle miles traveled (VMT), further clogging America's already congested city streets.
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He used to drop off at least a dozen people a day on Sana'a's once congested streets.
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The kitten is what seems like millimeters away from certain death as she lays on the congested road.
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It's filled with school groups year-round, making the street congested and disrupting views of the iconic monuments.
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A too-heavy emulsion means breakouts and congested pores, while skimping on hydration results in tight, flaky skin.
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All carriers insist that speeds are only reduced in rare instances when their wireless networks are heavily congested.
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Many of these smaller carriers do note that they will slow data speeds if the network is congested.
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There were also congested stretches with cars speeding up and slowing way down across four lanes of traffic.
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As Syria's border regions become ever more congested with combatants, the risk of an unintentional escalation is increasing.
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Mapping software that displayed real-time traffic proved immensely popular, especially among drivers on Moscow's highly congested roads.
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EHang believes the device will have "dramatic effects" on the world's transportation, particularly in cities with congested traffic.
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Congested pipelines forced the main oil-producing province of Alberta to curtail production this year to support prices.
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As we rode through the congested streets of downtown Rio on that rainy afternoon, the traffic wasn't ideal.
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This will include challenges such as highway merges, congested city streets with pedestrians and cyclists, and a tunnel.
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It shouldn't be overly congested with blood, or swelling with water or other fluids that might build up.
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"The evacuation centers are very congested and the infection you can catch could result in malnutrition," Sarap said.
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Enter Portal, a gigabit Wi-Fi router that aims to solve the problem of congested Wi-Fi networks.
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All the companies will have to grapple with tightening Chinese regulations, already slowing growth in larger, congested cities.
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Three people were injured in the blaze that struck a congested slum in Mirpur town on Friday night.
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In March, Rio was declared the fourth most-congested city in the world by navigational device manufacturer TomTom.
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Traffic on roads to the airport was very congested and car park spaces were full, the authority said.
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An influx of new residents could strain public schools and worsen traffic on a congested artery, they say.
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Many experts say the delays are caused by ever-more complicated disputes piling up in a congested system.
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But even a self-driving Lyft or Uber system can swamp congested streets while leaving transportation gaps elsewhere.
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Certainly it's one of the most congested areas in the state and something we need to look at.
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This type can push or tow, and in congested but calm waters, these tugs will generally push barges.
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By "extra hours" they mean the extra time spent traveling at congested speeds rather than free-flow speeds.
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In freezing cold tents, on congested roads, it is a sentiment that echoes across Syria's last opposition enclave.
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It is expected to ease overcrowding on the Lexington Avenue line, one of the city's most congested routes.
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The couple had rejected Berkeley and other East Bay points that felt "urban and congested," Ms. Vear said.
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Lately, Pentagon officials like to call space some word-soup version of a contested and congested warfighting domain.
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According to TomTom's global GPS data, the U.S. road system is among the least congested in the world.
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But even more concerning is how all these satellites will add to an already congested region of space.
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The second season of Netflix's hair-raising hit Daredevil can, at times, feel like a congested subway car.
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CargoX uses machine learning and technology to support truck drivers and reduce inefficiencies on Brazil's famously congested roads.
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According to Tucker, the influx of people moving to outlying areas has worsened and congested commutes over time.
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Nepal currently uses the eastern Indian port at Kolkata for trade but officials said this is has become congested.
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The already crowded race to put fully self-driving cars on the road just got a bit more congested.
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Where small satellites typically operate in the increasingly congested X-band spectrum, we operate in the Ka-band spectrum.
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The building collapsed last week in a congested neighborhood of the old city after two days of intense downpours.
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The system's Network Assist is smart enough to connect you to the fastest, least-congested point at any time.
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And you have to live in a congested area like San Francisco to see six things in the air.
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Bourbon Street in New Orleans and Fifth Avenue in New York City are constantly congested with crowds of people.
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According to the TomTom traffic index, Toronto was among the ten most congested cities in North America in 2015.
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Another reason is their desire to avoid a Greek political crisis during an already congested election year in Europe.
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The drive includes challenging maneuvers such as highway merges, congested city streets with pedestrians and cyclists, and a tunnel.
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Babiru is set in a massively over congested slum riddled with robotic vehicles, armed insurgents, and relics of industry.
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It could also pinpoint the location of roads, and whether they're congested and should be avoided in rescue efforts.
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Atlanta, New York City, Boston and Houston are likely to be the most congested over the next few days.
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These congested cities or population centers were already likely difficult places to live, even in the best of times.
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With far-sighted leadership, the congested, dirty and dangerous streets of today could be the urban havens of tomorrow.
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"You ever been so congested you can't breathe, and all of a sudden you can breathe again?" he asked.
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Limited-access interstates, built to bypass congested downtowns, began to snake across the nation in the 1950s and 1960s.
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The closure is proving to be a major challenge for motorists in one of the country's most congested cities.
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We wanted to extend people's movement and encourage them to move more freely and easily, even in congested environments.
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Ideally, all would follow London, Singapore and Stockholm in charging drivers to move around the city at congested times.
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NIOC's sale via Trafigura will help Iran to also avoid demurrage costs at congested Shandong ports, the sources said.
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As a regional aviation hub with two of the busiest airports in the world, the UAE's airspace is congested.
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Leaking tunnels, congested roads, rusting bridges, and aging railways often mean one thing: lost opportunity from delays and cancellations.
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Delta's global growth over time will skew toward international rather than domestic markets, which are more congested, he said.
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GM's Cruise Automation unit has highlighted its decision to teach its driving system to navigate San Francisco's congested streets.
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A recent index released by TomTom, a navigation specialist, named Mexico City the most congested city in the world.
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With 5.5m cars, Mexico's capital is the world's most congested city, according to TomTom, a maker of navigation devices.
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But in the resulting noisy and congested music, the play on acoustic and geographical space never quite came through.
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The new biking craze in China has ironically brought biking back to Beijing, Shanghai and other congested Chinese cities.
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Indonesia is notorious for heavily-congested streets, especially in the capital of Jakarta, where short drives can take hours.
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NOW Eucalyptus Essential Oil, $8.79, available at Thrive MarketI often find myself really congested, especially in the colder months.
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The congested road to El Salvador's Ilopango Women's Prison is lined with rundown snack shops and pink dogwood trees.
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They are sometimes overlooked, however, because of the wider energy sector's problems of congested export channels and low prices.
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Officials in Southern California have tried to decrease traffic by opening more lanes, but the roads have remained congested.
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Dockless bike share is just the latest of a dozen new approaches to urban mobility in increasingly congested cities.
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The edges of the court nearest the doors become congested with spectators taking snaps of Melo and Gelo shooting.
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It used to get congested at five o'clock and now it more like it's like two or three o'clock.
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During his campaign, he had vowed to cancel construction of a costly airport to replace Mexico City's congested hub.
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First, the contemporary battlefield is more likely to be urban and congested, rather than wide open and sparsely populated.
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The idea translates easily into any language: Charge drivers for using congested streets and watch them change their habits.
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Britain's highways are among Europe's most congested, according to the Automobile Association, a company that monitors traffic safety here.
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With 4G, when huge groups of people are in one place, the network gets congested and wireless speeds suffer.
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The death toll has become a grim reminder of the dangers of biking on New York City's congested streets.
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Moscow; Bogota, Colombia; Sao Paulo, Brazil; London and Paris also rank among the most congested cities in the world.
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The pass across the Alps is an important and frequently congested passenger train route between Italy, Austria and Germany.
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Its overall existing rail system relies on an overused network congested with freight, plus slow and inefficient commuter trains.
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Once you're able to generate enough passive income, there's no need to live in an expensive, congested city anymore.
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The bikes will be concentrated in the most congested parts of Manhattan, from 20113th Street south to the Battery.
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The divide aims to tackle problems such as major population growth, sky-high housing prices and increasingly congested commutes.
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It's understandable if you've been there, because even in such narrow and congested waters, one's wartime mission never recedes.
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Bukom is one of the poorer parts of town, and boxing offers a route out of its congested alleys.
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When the primary roads become congested, it directs vehicles into Leonia and pushes them onto secondary and tertiary roads.
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And as our space environment is getting more congested and complicated, it's also getting cluttered with all kinds of garbage.
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Depending on who you ask, Mexico City is either the most or the 12th most congested city in the world.
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Today, Times Square celebrates the completion of its six-year transformation from a congested thoroughfare into a European-style piazza.
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She points to the early stage of the race, the congested field and greater name-recognition for the front-runners.
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One big issue is that transaction times and costs in bitcoin have soared as the network has become more congested.
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However, critics say that this does not prevent nearly nine million cars from driving on the congested roads each day.
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Next thing you know, the pothole-filled street is closed off for repairs and traffic is congested for a week.
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On Monday, police had fired teargas at protesters who marched from the congested migrant camps to the city of Mytilene.
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High crude inventories and large supplies waiting to offload at congested ports also reduced teapots' appetite for ESPO, they said.
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The company recently allowed reporters to take rides in its autonomous test cars through the congested streets of San Francisco.
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"It will be that interplay that ensures we don't end up with highly congested roads," says Justin Erlich of Uber.
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I'm feeling congested and still under the weather, so we crawl into bed for a low-key night of Curb.
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The Airbus-owned Voom offers in-app bookings of helicopter flights in the perpetually congested São Paulo and Mexico City.
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Anyone traveling after that time has been instructed to check their flight status before coming to the increasingly congested airports.
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The impact: Inefficiencies in routing and communication mean vehicles are idling in city centers and taking congested paths between destinations.
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Over 190 congested airports—103 of them in Europe—follow rules that IATA describes as "fair, neutral and transparent" Hogwash.
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Over 190 congested airports—103 of them in Europe—follow these rules, which IATA describes as "fair, neutral and transparent".
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When normal lines become too congested, the TSA sometimes allows travelers without a Known Traveler Number to pass through PreCheck.
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Early legislative discussions are underway about trying the same thing in Seattle and in some of California's more congested cities.
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Autonomous rotorcraft are one of the most promising avenues for delivering critical supplies in congested urban areas or disaster zones.
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And third, this measure would fail to recognize the benefits of shorter commutes, even if they occur on congested streets.
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To seeing the congested streets in D.C. and hearing whispers about which A-list celebrity was hiding in the crowd.
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The idea here is that buses would be able to better move people at that time, with less-congested streets.
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Congested airports, collapsed dams, crumbling bridges, derailed trains, and outdated schools are quickly becoming the norm rather than the exception.
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They argued an old, inner-city airport 30 km (19 miles) to the south was congested and a security risk.
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The company moves goods to 700 or so small distribution centres overnight to avoid congested main roads during business hours.
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Vessels traveling for long periods in congested traffic lanes are 2x more likely to have collision accidents the following year.
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The ultimate aim, adds Mr Reuter, is for Volocopters to provide air-shuttle services in congested places, such as cities.
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Congested pipelines depressed Canadian oil prices severely last year, causing the Alberta government to impose mandatory production cuts this month.
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If you take 30,000-plus riders, and you offload it from that area, that area will not be as congested.
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In Zabar's congested bakery aisle, I had perfected my order: two chocolate rugelach, one for now and one for later.
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While locals steer clear of the congested midtown tourist destination, your first time standing in Times Square is overwhelmingly awesome.
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But the roads were congested and the heat and flames so intense, the area near his house was cordoned off.
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In Nevada, fall is a less-congested time of year to enjoy all the activities Lake Tahoe has to offer.
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The only caveat here is that your data speeds might be capped at any time when the network is congested.
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Customers may also experience congested conditions in certain areas because of the loss of space around Tracks 5 and 6.
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And a chat with an allergist can make the difference between a totally congested spring and actually enjoying being outside.
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One is that alcohol can dilate swollen blood vessels, which temporarily eases inflamed mucous membranes, making you feel less congested.
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But some advocates say ever more sophisticated sensor, satellite and telecommunications technologies make it an option for congested cities, too.
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"Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo are already congested and the only airport that has an expansion opportunity is Vnukovo," Al-Baker said.
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The market had been commissioned by Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia to free congested streets of pushcart peddlers and vendors.
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The ads are targeted at the wealthy summer crowd driving past, often very slowly, in the notoriously congested Hamptons traffic.
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Besides the containerized nature of subway cars and tunnels, the crowds amplify the risks, a reality also on congested streets.
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The fine print: Despite the tangled and often congested mess of highways in New Jersey, not everyone owns a car.
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Just out of view behind some hills to the south are the congested streets of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.
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Airlines can lose their slots at congested airports if they don't use them at least 80 percent of the time.
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Car crashes are common in India, where roads are often congested or poorly lit and traffic rules are loosely enforced.
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In Los Angeles, the most congested metro area, stalled traffic robbed commuters of an average of 220 hours that year.
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Roadways become congested, waterways overfished and slices of electromagnetic spectrum crowded into uselessness, to the detriment of total social welfare.
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Souad watches the two-lane road outside her tent congested with desperate people fleeing, crammed into cars, trucks and vans.
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Clutching my seat as we zoomed into another congested avenue, I realized that Bourdain had deliberately taken a wrong turn.
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SR-91, a government highway in Orange County, California, was extremely congested, but no government funds were available for expansion.
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" At the Aokigahara Forest, he writes, the very air "is said to be congested with the spirits of the tormented.
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The collision occurred as the McCain was preparing to enter the Singapore Strait, one of the world's most congested waterways.
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"And they tend to fly in more congested areas that may have more challenging wind and weather patterns," Goelz said.
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As we bid farewell to flu season and say hello to allergy season, one thing stays constant: we're still congested.
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The stop-and-go nature of congested traffic exacerbates vehicle emissions, which are often highest when a vehicle is accelerating.
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It will be a seminal moment for the sport, and a microcosm of how congested cricket's international calendar has become.
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" A spokesperson for the mayor said the rules limiting cruising "will bring needed relief to congested streets and hardworking drivers.
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The energy of the crowd swelled as the room became more congested, everyone trying to inch closer to the show.
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Parking spaces are not guaranteed, even for some living in multimillion-dollar homes, and traffic is congested throughout the city.
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Already congested jails were so overwhelmed with new prisoners that detainees were forced to sleep in shifts, sometimes sitting upright.
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I also buy a humidifier on Amazon because my bedroom is so dry, and I wake up incredibly congested every morning.
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He's running a trial on a congested section of street near the Ports of LA and Long Beach, in Southern California.
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In more congested urban areas, it might be sent to a secure locker, the modern-day equivalent of a milk box.
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But which will take us from congested, inflamed, and tender to looking as if we have a derm on speed dial?
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Similarly, the worst place to drive in Europe was Russia, which accounted for five of the continent's ten most congested cities.
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My gym is near my office in a congested area of downtown and taking transit is cheaper than paying for parking.
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A millennium later the "city victorious", as it is known, has become a city tumultuous: a congested sprawl of 225m people.
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In July, Musk showed off the elevator that would take cars from the congested roads to the underground network of tunnels.
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Congested highways make for long commutes, but roads and bridges are in remarkably good shape, especially considering the volume they carry.
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Over 190 congested airports—103 of them in Europe—follow rules that IATA describes as "fair, neutral and transparent" (see article).
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India's airports became increasingly congested, foreign carriers offered stiff competition on international routes, and government taxes on fuel added to costs.
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The center of London is very congested, but there are already a number of transportation alternatives attempting to address that issue.
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Everything we do is lightweight and made for highly congested cities, like Bangkok or Hanoi, where traffic is a real problem.
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When faced with congested skin, Dr. Jaliman suggests a good, old-fashioned facial with blackhead extraction as a means of treatment.
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However, this is just one definition of intelligence in a sea of congested, vaguely formed ideas about the nature of cognition.
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Uber has also made bold declarations about drastically reducing the amount of cars on roads in congested cities like New York.
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That means that they can fly direct routes to airports that once would have required a stopover in a congested hub.
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San Francisco temporarily banned e-scooters last year after an influx of complaints from residents over illegal parking and congested streets.
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More than 2 million registered vehicles regularly navigate New York's congested streets, according to data from the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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A mock-up of CityAirbus, the "urban air mobility solution for congested cities", will be unveiled at the Paris Air Show.
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Encouraging cleaner trucks can also decrease harmful emissions at ports, along heavily congested expressways and in other areas frequented by trucks.
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Today, instead of describing the congested feeling in the front of his brain as "cotton," he says it just feels empty.
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In 2016, a frustrated Musk said he planned to start digging tunnels to provide an alternative to Los Angeles' congested highways.
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Following the collision, the Navy leaders announced that ships would begin broadcasting their locations in congested areas to better prevent accidents.
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Moving the capital to a safer, less congested location would cost up to $33 billion, according to planning minister Bambang Brodjonegoro.
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At the same time, locks and canals are also narrow and congested, increasing chances of hitting another vessel or running aground.
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Set to the Inuk artist's spine-tingling growls, the video features footage of towering rigs, tar sands protests, and congested highways.
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Where once his leads blurred into generalized multitracking, here you can make out his congested, drolly personable, Jonathan Richman-channeling voice.
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Instead of running along the congested and windy coastline track, trains would run on an existing, inland line following Interstate 5.
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As we continue to do this, we believe that we'll more efficiently move folks in and out of highly congested areas.
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Uber also supports congestion pricing — a proposal to toll vehicles entering Manhattan's most congested neighborhoods — to reduce gridlock on city streets.
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Kensington Avenue, the neighborhood's main drag, was a congested mess of Chinese takeouts, pawn shops, check-cashing joints and Irish pubs.
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On the other hand, projects that would generate returns—say, a toll road in a very congested area—could lure investors.
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SAN SALVADOR — In the streets of this congested capital of winding streets and hillside warrens, shock is giving way to bitterness.
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The main crux of the opposition lies with access to Mexico City International Airport — the country's highly congested main international gateway.
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I was still congested and weirdly I lost my sense of smell, which led to a loss of sense of taste.
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Across the United States, navigation apps have diverted traffic from congested highways onto quiet residential streets, creating headaches for small towns.
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Demands for consultations are blocking a project from 2006 to widen to four lanes the congested road from Buenaventura to Cali.
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In Seoul, the elevation of one's apartment above the chaotic and congested streets is a status symbol people pay millions for.
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For years Western carmakers have promised a world awash with AVs by now, making roads safer and less congested (see table).
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The introduction of some variable-toll pricing on a freeway in our country's most congested metropolitan area is a good start.
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Television video showed a large structure of metal and concrete that had crashed to the ground in a cramped, congested area.
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I thought I could make up for lost time by taking a less-traveled state road instead of the congested interstate.
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There's been huge shift in my stress levels since moving to a quieter, less congested place with better access to nature.
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When I lived in New York City, my commute involved two congested, uncomfortable subway rides, usually spent under a stranger's armpit.
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Heathrow, which had chaotic scenes over the weekend as stranded passengers waited to depart, continued to be congested, British Airways said.
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Terminal roadways, especially at crowded international hubs, have gotten too congested, and some airports don't have the space to massively expand.
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But Airbus believes its 544-seat superjumbo still has a role as air traffic rises and airports become ever more congested.
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Although not designated a metroplex, the New York area is one of the most congested in the country for air traffic.
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Imagine: You're late for the most important meeting of your life and traffic is at a standstill on congested city streets.
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"The calendar is congested and it is difficult to find space, working together is where we will find solutions," he said.
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Being away from the congested roads, concrete covered neighborhoods and trash filled enclaves helped put me in touch with the environment.
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People from several previous sieges have been evacuated to Idlib governorate, which is now congested, with over 350,000 displaced since December.
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Experts say the United States badly needs to invest significant sums in its congested airports, aging energy infrastructure and crumbling roads.
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The Real World alum, 37, shared a video on his social media pages of fires raging directly next to a congested highway.
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I remember seeing Cardi perform this at Moma PS1 and it was the most congested crowd I've ever been a part of.
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The megacity which boasts of an estimated population of around 18 million, has no skate parks, few pavements and heavily congested roads.
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Advocates say they offer both an emission-free car alternative in congested cities and serve as a connection to public transit options.
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This caused audio to cut out while streaming music to the earbuds from your phone, especially in congested cities like New York.
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By 2015, 78,000 private for hire vehicles choked the streets of the already congested city, an nearly one fifth of them Ubers.
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"India's major cities are consistently ranked as the most congested in the world," Rob Wiesenthal, Blade CEO, said in a press release.
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At this point most of us are confined to a very coarse set of arteries on the ground that are heavily congested.
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It was noticeably (unsurprisingly) cleaner than always-congested N.Y.C., probably due to the faint sage and lavender scents emerging from every corner.
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Alberta imposed crude production limits in January to drain a glut of oil in storage that built up due to congested pipelines.
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Overall, the U.S. had 10 of the top 25 cities for traffic and was found to be the most congested developed nation.
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This is a character who's retreating, retracting, burrowing in, and I wanted to create claustrophobia for him without having a congested frame.
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And as the final touch, prepaid customers will be subject to deprioritization of their data by default if the network is congested.
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Recode went for a spin in GM's robot Cruise car through the twisty and congested streets of San Francisco to find out.
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Yet getting to the cemetery can prove difficult because the capital is set along a narrow peninsula and has tight, congested roads.
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Just make sure you get up to go to the bathroom at some point — congested skin sucks, but UTIs are way worse.
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Starting next year, though, New York City — recently named one of the most congested cities in the world — will take its place.
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Neither penalises driving in congested conditions, which causes extra pollution and crimps productivity by delaying workers and deliveries, and disrupting supply chains.
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For instance, smartphone apps could offer points and vouchers to drivers who are willing to take longer routes that avoid congested areas.
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The more congested cities become, and the further their inhabitants retreat into their bubbles, the more important these connective civic spaces become.
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The volume of air traffic in the US has increased as well, contributing to congested airways and increased probability of wildlife collisions.
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But that estimate ultimately fell short too, prompting organizers to cancel the actual march because the planned route had become too congested.
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She built over 203 miles of bike lanes and transformed some of the most congested pockets of the city into pedestrian plazas.
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She built over 400 miles of bike lanes and transformed some of the most congested pockets of the city into pedestrian plazas.
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The less-congested and well-put-together Guwop that's been on screens over the past year sounds equally refreshed on the phone.
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Congested pipelines have caused the Canadian industry's growth to lag that of other countries such as the United States, and soured investors.
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The site will include congested urban environments, slick surfaces, and a four-lane divided highway with high-speed entrance and exit ramps.
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Kim Siebel, who lives in Summit, N.J., left work in Manhattan hours early Thursday afternoon to avoid a particularly congested Pennsylvania Station.
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Colonial shippers have often complained that the company has tried to squeeze access and limit competition for space on its congested line.
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Dotted with large social housing projects, the area is separated from wealthy Paris only by an extremely congested highway circling the city.
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" Another factor that has greatly contributed to congested airports is TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger's decision to end a practice called "Managed Inclusion.
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It's made with walnut shells, papaya enzymes, bentonite clay, and kaolin clay to help get rid of dead skin and congested pores.
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Musk launched The Boring Company — which is digging tunnels underneath the congested Los Angeles roadway system — to alleviate the city's infamous traffic.
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"Space is becoming an increasingly congested environment … particularly now with SpaceX, One Web and Boeing, among others, putting constellations up," Schafhauser said.
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Biking has become increasingly popular, especially since other modes of transportation have become less pleasant, from the floundering subway to congested streets.
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But they also now back big transit investments, without which their riders in congested cities would be stuck in even worse traffic.
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And many others, including the start-up Joby Aviation, Uber and Airbus, are working on vehicles capable of flying above congested roads.
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Rather than stay in London, British Airways flew some of its jets to less congested airports including Glasgow Airport and Bournemouth Airport.
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In the months he describes in "The New One," that life has become even more congested, almost to the point of paralysis.
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GM executives hailed the Origin as the reinvention of mobility that would bring environmental benefits, unclog congested cities and improve road safety.
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The latter are plagued by congested frontages, long queues for security and extended waits on the tarmac due to limited air space.
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Costs for linespace, a spot market created to trade capacity on the congested pipeline, have also disincentivized shipment on Colonial, sources said.
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Before his death, Christensen himself offered the case of small cheap electric vehicles in China — simple transport that's ideal for congested cities.
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As our skies become more congested, it has become increasingly clear that there is a growing need to modernize our aviation infrastructure.
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He dreamed up a tunnel under Los Angeles to counter the city's congested highways, and then founded a company to dig it.
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Workers across the country deal with a myriad of commutes; ranging from the short yet traffic-congested, to the calm yet lengthy.
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The study singles out Los Angeles as the most congested US city, with the index of lost time put at 41 percent.
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Chief Executive Scott Charlton said the acquisition was in line with Transurban's strategy of focusing on heavily congested urban areas with strong demographics.
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I did find that the connection between the two buds would sometimes drop, especially in congested areas like New York City's Union Square.
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Demand is particularly high in Jakarta, which is home to some 30 million people and is one of the planet's most congested cities.
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Canadian pipelines are congested because of expanding production in recent years, forcing the Alberta provincial government to order production cuts starting last month.
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So I started walking quickly in hopes of joining a more congested part of the crowd, which I did in about 15 minutes.
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"The area is so congested, there is no wide space or spacious road to easily bring in water," one fire official told Reuters.
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A sprawling ancient city on the banks of the Ganges, Patna is noisy and congested city and is used as a transport hub.
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The subway, promised for decades by a stream of city administrations, is considered key to taming traffic on Bogota's congested and chaotic roadways.
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"The attackers were on a motorcycle and managed to escape through the congested narrow lanes," senior police officer Raja Umar Khattab told Reuters.
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The company also has a higher threshold (28GB versus Verizon's 22GB) before its users might experience reduced speeds when the network is congested.
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The 31-year-old suspect, who was fleeing from police, was driving a stolen white pickup truck when he approached the congested intersection.
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The new fee is an attempt to increase turnover at the charging stations, which have become increasingly congested as more Teslas are sold.
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Alberta's previous New Democratic Party government imposed production limits in January to drain an oil glut that built up due to congested pipelines.
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The proliferation of SUVs has made our streets more congested, our roads more dangerous, and our environment more polluted for no good reason.
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Clay (like kaolin, bentonite, or volcanic ash) soothes, absorbs oil, cleanses, and even exfoliates, which makes it a superhero for easily congested skin.
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Los Angeles was the most congested city at peak travel times in 2017, according to a report by INRIX, a transport-analytics firm.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the congested streets of Kuala Lumpur, pedestrians usually find themselves at the bottom of the pecking order.
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That is a testament to a newfound appetite for local gateways over congested hubs in London that take much longer to travel through.
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" However, she said she plans on launching "personalized skincare" in the future for "acne prone skin, dry skin, congested skin and oily skin.
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Wrong. In reality, the tiniest of abodes can become easily congested due to an out-of-whack ratio of square footage to stuff.
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Some routers will handle channel switching automatically for you, and moving to a less congested one can improve the signal strength you get.
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As a result, Wi-Fi networks have become increasingly congested, especially in urban areas, and speeds and performance have suffered as a result.
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To be sure, there are very real policy questions raised by the widespread use of these technologies, mostly involving airspace in congested areas.
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Other cities have developed augmented reality tours that can guide tourists in real-time to less congested spaces by dynamically adjusting their routes.
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It is a big truck — much too big to seriously consider as a vehicle for daily use in a city or congested suburb.
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It is an easy, confidence-inspiring automobile to live with in an old country of old streets, congested traffic, and too many people.
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Congested pipelines have caused the Canadian industry's growth to lag that of other countries such as the United States, and soured investor sentiment.
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There, it will build a new clubhouse, a private pier and private parking, a valued commodity in Old Town's narrow and congested streets.
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Topping the list of most congested routes through cities are Interstate 5 through southeast Los Angeles and Interstate 495 E in New York.
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The company said on Wednesday it was unable to process new orders and its 76 terminals around the world were becoming increasingly congested.
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Uber just unveiled its "air taxi," an aircraft that will supposedly fly passengers to their destinations and hopefully help clear up congested roads.
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Meet Dro Fe, a veteran of the music game, though you might have missed his work in the congested contemporary hip-hop scene.
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Seeking a less congested holidays, we spoke to owners and employees of popular attractions for advice on how to best avoid the masses.
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The wheels of WTO adjudication are slow, and particularly congested at the moment, with a record number of disputes working through the system.
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He's a scuba artist, deep-diving into Ocean's art and emerging with little bits of treasure, which he delivers in a congested monotone.
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Last May, voters in the increasingly congested city of Nashville voted down a $5.2 billion transit plan that would have included light rail.
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Canada, the fourth-largest producer, has struggled for years as congested pipelines weakened prices and forced the Alberta provincial government to curtail production.
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In waters that are less congested and less calm, it is more likely that the traditional pointed-bow tugboat will tow a barge.
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For decades urban planners, city officials and others have pursued the idea of charging drivers to enter the most congested areas of Manhattan.
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In such a congested area, you'll be glad for a hotel that offers the chance to explore on foot rather than by car.
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The neobank space in the US is quickly becoming congested, but targeting a demographic niche may help Remitly forge a path to success.
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Environmentalists said it was impossible to adequately scrub outdoor air in the middle of a congested city where cars are belching out exhaust.
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Drivers in six other cities — Atlanta, Miami, Washington, Dallas, Boston, Chicago and Seattle — spent more than 2202 hours per year on congested roadways.
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Drivers could choose to remain on the congested "free," government highway or to pay a variable electronic toll for the private express lanes.
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Millimeter wave networks are significantly faster than today&aposs 4G LTE networks since they tap into high-frequency, un-congested radio spectrum bands.
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The cities with the greatest volume of helicopter traffic have two things in common: a concentration of wealthy residents and horribly congested roads.
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"All of Los Angeles's beach communities are so congested and they're surrounded by tourists," said Ms. Pugrad, an accounting manager for Snap Inc.
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But as more Uber and Lyft drivers take to the streets, cities have grown more congested, and experts warn that it's not sustainable.
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Lime has raised $777 million and was valued at $2.4 billion as scooters proved popular with people taking short trips in congested cities.
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Cambridge, where half the residents cycle at least once a week, became "one of the most congested places in the country," he said.
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The tolls vary so that the lanes never become congested, allowing the buses to meet their schedules even during the busiest rush hours.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Uber is offering a new way to beat traffic jams in one of the world's most congested cities — speedboats.
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Apple has also added support for LTE bands that Verizon will be leaning on in congested metro areas to keep data flowing better.
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When the blockchain became particularly congested as the value of bitcoin soared last year, users were faced with huge transaction fees and delays.
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Orange County's toll roads provide critical alternative routes to the region's congested freeway system to support mobility, the economy and quality of life.
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A U.N. peacekeeper watches from his base overlooking a congested displaced persons camp that houses 22018,22018 people in Bria, CAR, in Feb. 2018.
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In their quest to make cities less congested, ridehailing companies have yet to collectively bring down the number of cars on the road.
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The latter scenario could help Hidalgo win re-election, despite her own unpopularity due to the congested streets and polluted air of Paris.
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Meanwhile, a portion of Interstate 85 in Atlanta collapsed Thursday after a massive fire, snarling traffic in one of the country's most congested cities.
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Congestion pricing is a tax system that charges cars to enter the most congested parts of a city limits in hopes of limiting traffic.
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And we may need modern transit to get across our congested cities more urgently than we need new ways to from coast-to-coast.
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Both sides can claim that they have key players missing, a consequence perhaps of the congested Christmas and New Year fixture lists in England.
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Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City are moving vendors away from congested areas, and "advising them on more stable ways to make a living".
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First, some facts: the US is the most congested developed country in the world, with 11 cities in the top 25 for most gridlocked.
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But without access to British waters, fishing spots in Danish waters will be congested with Dutch and Belgian fishermen along with the Danish vessels.
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Canadian pipelines are already congested, due to expanding production in recent years, forcing the Alberta provincial government to order production cuts starting last month.
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If you've ever been to Thailand, you'll know that a motorcycle is one of the best ways to get around its congested capital city.
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" Alaska State Troopers said: "It is imperative that wildlife is given adequate space to be able to leave a congested area like downtown Seward.
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The Dhaka Art Summit, which ran from February 2nd-10th in the dusty, congested Bangladeshi capital, showcased poetry from members of Singapore Bengali Literature.
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Musk indicated in a recent interview that Teslas should be able to navigate congested highways and city streets without a human by next year.
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And when you notice how slowly those congested streams flow you would certainly be hard put to imagine the country's car industry expanding further.
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Canadian pipelines are already congested because of expanding production in recent years, forcing the Alberta provincial government to order production cuts starting last month.
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The 24-km (15-mile) metro, promised by city officials for decades, is considered key to taming traffic on Bogota's congested and chaotic roadways.
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The president's $33 billion plan to relocate Indonesia's capital from sinking, congested Jakarta on Java island to the island of Borneo has grabbed headlines.
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That voice – superhuman, louder than a locomotive, able to leap tall octaves in a single bound – sounds hoarse and congested over the telephone today.
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It is a familiar story in many of India's congested cities, where thousands of colonial-era buildings fall under an archaic rent-control law.
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In India's capital, New Delhi, luxury cars share poorly marked and congested lanes with bicycles, scooters, trucks, and even an occasional cow or elephant.
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We just don't have a ready place to use it, at least in the congested Northeast Corridor where train travel makes the most sense.
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American air traffic controllers use WWII-era radar technology as the backbone of our system to manage the most congested airspace in the world.
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Some of Greece's island camps have grown so congested that they operate at more than double their capacity, according to the latest government figures.
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" Why it matters: "Every year, New York takes in nearly 50 million visitors from all over the country into a congested, sometimes chaotic city.
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The congested highways of São Paulo, Mexico City, Bogotá and beyond are filled with motor couriers running deliveries with Rappi, UberEATS and the like.
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In quiet mountain towns and on Beirut's congested streets, the candidates have been driving for miles in campaign buses and distributing leaflets to voters.
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At the other end, the Cavaliers hounded DeRozan and Lowry, who found their space invaded by long limbs, their looks congested by active hands.
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Bottom line: The Transit Connect Wagon is a good, economical vehicle for families and family enterprises and perfect for small businesses in congested areas.
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The metropolis of 7 million people once ranked fifth among China's most congested cities, but it has now dropped to 57th on the list.
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Cruise is testing vehicles in San Francisco as part of its effort to develop software capable of navigating congested and often chaotic urban environments.
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You may still feel congested and fatigued for the final days of illness, but you're approaching the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Perhaps letting some folks wait for a while on a fully congested road would allow other folks to get to their destination more quickly.
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We exit the elevator and pass through a noisy weight room and congested lounge, towards a cafe that's attached to a broad outdoor terrace.
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But he struggled to break through in their talent-congested squad, moving on to Werder Bremen before settling at Bundesliga minnows Freiburg in 2015.
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The streets aren't congested at this hour, and we make it to West 49th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues by 1:26 a.m.
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Mr. Morrison presented the move as a reaction to crowding in the nation's largest cities, which has led to congested commutes and costlier housing.
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The developers' proposal was too big, the mayor said, and would increase the population of an already congested Edgewater by 30 percent or more.
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Roads in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur, normally some of the most congested in Southeast Asia on weekdays, were largely clear on Wednesday morning.
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Opened 24 years ago as a release valve for congested Manhattan, it transformed a pastoral stretch of Queens into the world's most diverse commute.
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The move comes as Canadian pipelines are congested, and the industry struggles to win regulatory or legal approval to expand them over environmental opposition.
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The answer is that as the number of travelers has increased and airlines have added flights to accommodate them, airports have become more congested.
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But Benjamin Phillips, 25, a salesman at a car dealership, said he worried that more people would now descend on an already congested street.
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The agency selected the range in California because it was less congested, allowing for more possibilities for launch attempts should they have been needed.
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But be aware that in Los Angeles, and in particular its congested center — there's almost always traffic, and estimated travel times can easily double.
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The girls would be fine, he told her, but with their lungs as congested as they were, it might be weeks before they recovered.
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Uber, which hung up a sign in India in 280, now operates in 230 cities, including some of the most congested on the globe.
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The shipping lane where the collision occurred is a congested one, with about 400 vessels passing through each day, the Japanese Coast Guard said.
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And next year, New York will start charging drivers entering Manhattan's most congested zones in an effort to get more cars off the roads.
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It was hot, the networks were congested and I was testing every feature of the camera and phone I could get my hands on.
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"Grab Bike offers a service that reduces traffic in Bangkok, one of the world's most congested cities," Singapore-headquartered Grab said in a statement.
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As someone who made local issues central to her campaign, Roem said she was worried about the development's impact to already congested northern Virginia roads.
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"The reason for vessels using the lasers is unknown, but it may be to draw attention to their presence in congested waterways," the statement said.
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The issue limited just how much Bitcoin could process at any one time, making the network congested and transactions expensive (not to mention power-hungry).
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That growth means that cities are facing increasing challenges, including congested transport and the need to supply sufficient energy to meet demands of growing populations.
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Many Japanese consumers, faced with congested cities, favor tiny domestically-made vehicles, called kei cars, which make up more than a third of the market.
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The once agricultural rural terrain of Idlib province, Syria's main olive growing district, now resembles the shanty towns on the edges of large congested cities.
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For example, the Boosted Board's torque is indispensable when trying to scoot through a congested intersection, or attempting to avoid obstacles (like cyclists and jaywalkers).
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Calling the four planned replacement facilities "skyscraper jails," he expressed concern that they would be too congested in the event of a future crime spike.
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As a result of the large demand for BNT, the Ethereum network became congested during the coin offering last year, leading to delays for buyers.
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I thought I'd be put off by its relatively diminutive size, but in a big, densely congested city, its smaller size is a real advantage.
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As cities become more congested, the direct and indirect costs of parking are a headache for motorists and policy makers, who often have conflicting goals.
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While Thailand was the world's most congested country in 2016, according to the study, the United States had the worst traffic among rich, developed economies.
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My skin feels less congested thanks to the natural primer and breathable foundation, and I have noticeably fewer breakouts and glowier skin as a result.
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Congested airport terminals and gates have areas that many frequent travelers are willing to pay a fee to avoid – and there are alternatives on offer.
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The piece was then draped over Urban Spree Gallery's outdoor, artist wall, facing in the direction of the congested Warschauer Strasse train station in Berlin.
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"Debugging the problem was significantly hampered by failure of tools competing over use of the now-congested network," the company wrote in a detailed postmortem.
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The Core team says the network is congested because Classic advocates are spamming the network with low fee transactions miners can't be bothered to accept.
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Driving customs and road conditions are dramatically different across the globe, with narrow, congested lanes in European cities, and anarchy in Beijing's giant traffic jams.
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It has sold at a discount since August to benchmark crude oil stored at Cushing, Oklahoma, according to Reuters data, a reflection of congested pipelines.
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Although still very much car-congested metropolis suffering from poor air quality, Bogotá most definitely deserves the points it has gained on this year's Index.
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But the congested landscape is a sign of how many traders have gone long the copper spreads in the belief that the market would tighten.
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The European aerospace company said it is designed to carry up to four passengers over congested areas to destinations such as airports or train stations.
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Congested highway networks add $85033 billion to transportation costs for manufacturers moving goods and raw materials by truck, according to the American Transportation Research Institute.
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Bdood, which offers bike-sharing in the notoriously congested and polluted Iranian capital, is supposed to offer easy access transport for anybody in the city.
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"My eyes are tearing up from the smoke and I feel suffocated," said college student Swati Kashyap, while waiting for her bus amid congested traffic.
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The highway has become increasingly congested, carrying an average of 45,300 vehicles a day more than it did in the 1970s, according to traffic records.
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The logistics centres will also free up some space at warehouses in congested ports and help with efforts to speed up custom clearance, he added.
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In fact, the billionaire serial entrepreneur's The Boring Company is currently digging tunnels underneath Los Angeles to provide an alternative, less congested route for cars.
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And while New York sidewalks have always been congested with pedestrians, so-called street furniture has proliferated too, driven by commercial, aesthetic and security concerns.
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As cities become more congested, the direct and indirect costs of parking are a headache for motorists and policy makers who often have conflicting goals.
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Some of these new companies are counting on government subsidies of $8,400 per vehicle to bring electric, autonomous technology to China's congested and polluted streets.
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Square Feet NORTH BETHESDA, Md. — Congested and derided, the Rockville Pike thoroughfare, which connects Bethesda and Rockville, troubled local residents, officials and developers for years.
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Penn Station is congested and rotting, and there is vast space available in the majestic Farley building, which sits over many of the same tracks.
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"The perception is that New York is so busy and so congested and so hectic that it doesn't feel like humans live here," Jenna says.
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And this summer DHS began implementing the biometric outbound check using facial recognition software to confirm identities without slowing down already congested airline gate checkpoints.
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And then power grids can become congested, so sometimes we have to turn on more expensive power plants on the other side of that congestion.
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Bogota, Colombia took the prize of the most congested city in the world, with drivers spending an average of 191 hours in traffic in 2019.
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo supports a congestion pricing plan that would charge drivers to enter the most congested parts of Manhattan during peak commuting hours.
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The family lived in the town of Burari, north of the capital, where a large migrant population lives in rickety buildings squished into congested alleyways.
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has said he may allow more oil production next year, but pipelines are congested, leaving rail as the main transport alternative.
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He said he had recovered from the fever that bothered him late last week, but he still suffered from a sore throat and felt congested.
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The risk, he said, is not only that much of America will be left to founder as superstar cities become more congested and less affordable.
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Other collaborative surface tools will allow controllers to safely decrease the distance between airplanes, adding much needed additional capacity in America's most congested flying areas.
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It's allowed me to skip congested airline customer service counters and avoid extortionate airport hotel prices when waves of sudden cancellations trigger huge price spikes.
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The museum is also opening in a city that has become even more of a congested, fractious, global economic power — with the problems to match.
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" And state officials from Colorado said rolling retests would be safer in many situations, like tunnels and "congested environments with tight lanes and limited shoulders.
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Not only are the skies over the US congested with air traffic, the airports from which the planes operate are also bursting at the seams.
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If a self-driving car can learn to drive in downtown San Francisco, it will more easily be able to navigate less-congested suburban streets.
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Alberta's previous New Democratic Party government imposed production limits in January to drain a glut of oil in storage that built up due to congested pipelines.
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I came to IFA in Berlin fully prepared to bury Sony's mobile division and its perpetually inadequate efforts to compete in a congested, hypercompetitive smartphone market.
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Inspired by the 2017 Social Good Summit On the corner of East 92nd and LexingtonUnder congested incandescence of pulsing citythe world bends itself into a village.
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But this formula, a dry oil made with 1.5% salicylic acid, tea tree, and chamomile, helps address congested skin while treating fine lines, dullness, and hyperpigmentation.
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Inside a new control center attached to the city's municipal office on a recent morning, two traffic officers monitored the most congested roads on 13 screens.
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State air traffic rules restrict flight over congested areas to 20093,000 feet above the highest obstacle within a horizontal radius of 2,000 feet from the aircraft.
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A wider aircraft could also allow for a more open concept on board and make the cabin feel less congested compared with current-generation aircraft designs.
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Although it does lead to congested traffic and crowded airports, there is something to be said for the European tradition of cramming everyone's holidays into August.
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Congested pipelines have forced the Alberta provincial government to curtail production to reduce a glut in storage that has weighed on prices and led to layoffs.
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The Korean electronics conglomerate is aggressively seeking new ways to stand out in an increasingly congested consumer tech marketplace, and bendable phones aren't the only way.
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If the lights are effective in London's congested traffic, we're curious to see how well they'll improve things for bicyclists and pedestrians in New York City.
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Replacing Line 3 would allow Calgary, Alberta-based Enbridge to double its capacity to 760,000 barrels per day, providing relief to congested pipelines carrying Canada's oil.
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Georgia is home to two important deepwater ports at Savannah and Brunswick, the rail network is extensive, and roads and bridges — while congested — are well maintained.
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Last year Air France-KLM, a legacy carrier, sold a single daily landing and take-off slot at London Heathrow, Europe's most congested airport, for $75m.
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"If you want to achieve something in terms of incentivising greener or less-congested transport then go for distance-based or smart tolling," the official said.
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And New York City is now the second-most congested city in the US, with drivers wasting over 89 hours in peak-hour congestion every year.
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Instead, the company believes that a fleet of flying cars could solve the dilemma of daily commutes to work and between meetings in increasingly congested cities.
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The lack of gravity causes a phenomenon known as fluid shift, leaving the head feeling congested, which in turn affects the sense of smell and taste.
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"It's not because of some epiphany that I had one day driving on the 405," he says, referring to a famously congested highway in Los Angeles.
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One after another, members ticked off why a plan to charge fees for driving cars and trucks into Manhattan's most congested neighborhoods was a bad idea.
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The goal of the so-called NextGen program is to reduce air traffic jams during peak periods in the most heavily congested portions of the country.
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Parts of the Middle East airspace are already congested and any changes to flight paths usually mean higher fuel costs and longer flying times for airlines.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As if the European Union does not have crises enough, now traffic chaos in its congested capital Brussels is being blamed on... hungry mice.
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It can also provide bits of data-driven trivia, like why more people in congested cities take Fish Oil (because they do not get enough sunlight).
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Despite all the investment, only 15% of journeys in Istanbul are made by public transport; the city has more congested roads than any other in Europe.
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It is not yet clear what caused the delay, though experts had warned that the app may struggle if cellular networks are congested following an attack.
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A CBP spokeswoman said the port of entry was congested with other undocumented immigrants, and that the caravan members might have to wait in Mexico temporarily.
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Alberta, Canada's main crude-producing province, ordered oil companies in January to curtail production due to congested pipelines that had filled storage tanks and depressed prices.
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GoTenna gets a service range of four to five miles in open environments and half a mile to one mile in congested areas, such as cities.
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Inside a new control centre attached to the city's municipal office on a recent morning, two traffic officers monitored the most congested roads on 13 screens.
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They are very European in demeanor — "full size" yet compact in presentation, deliberately multipurpose, designed to be driven on congested streets and parked in small garages.
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You're typically presented with multiple routes to choose from, and you can elect to avoid tolls, circumvent congested areas, and even plan to bypass work zones.
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Only London and Tokyo have sidewalks as congested, said Daniel A. Biederman, president of the 25th Street Partnership, which oversees the business district in the area.
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While Lincoln Center is on the Upper West Side, a heavily residential neighborhood, the main TKTS booth is in Times Square, an extremely congested tourist hub.
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Many neighbors, however, call his persistence a nuisance, describing Mr. Davidson's tables as an eyesore and an obstruction of one of the neighborhood's most congested sidewalks.
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That included the decision to transfer steering and thrust control between stations in a congested waterway, which increased the risk of an accident, the report states.
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Thirty-four people including a newborn baby were killed when the six-story building collapsed after heavy rains in a congested neighborhood in the financial hub.
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With so many pedestrians trying to squeeze by on the increasingly congested streets and sidewalks, some have questioned whether a viewing garden has outlived its usefulness.
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Global Times, a popular Chinese newspaper, said it was understandable that frustrated drivers in Beijing, a painfully congested city, would exchange sharp words over parking spots.
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"Space is congested, competitive and contested ... and it's only going to get worse as the technology, orbital population and access to space all increase," he said.
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The police force will use the hoverbike for emergency response scenarios, giving officers the ability to zoom over congested traffic conditions by taking to the air.
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But by nightfall he was back, despondent after his third failed attempt this week to exit the blockaded Gaza Strip through the congested Rafah border crossing.
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" In short, the service calculates your route to the gaming server you're connected to, then attempts to optimize that route to avoid unnecessary or congested "hops.
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Expansion would triple capacity of the pipeline carrying crude from Alberta to British Columbia's coast, helping resuscitate an industry depressed by low prices and congested pipelines.
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In a city like New York, where cars crawl along congested streets and subways lollygag on old tracks, a "walk to work day" can sound ideal.
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As crowded as the respite center was, the conditions in the Border Patrol facilities were even more congested, some migrants who had just been released said.
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Under the planned deal, in congested cities where municipal governments have restricted the use of gasoline-fuelled cars, Nissan and Dongfeng would provide battery electric cars.
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They described congested living conditions with up to 110 men sleeping in a room and days-long wait lists to be seen by a medical professional.
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But critics argue that the plans are synonymous with bulldozed homes, more aircraft noise and poorer air quality for parliamentary constituencies living under congested flight paths.
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The conventional wisdom is that startups have to choose between operating in dense, congested cities; or on open highways and higher speeds, but fewer unpredictable obstacles.
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But congested ports and dilapidated roads led some to expect that the company would build a pipeline or other method of getting its fuel to consumers.
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Both events are known for shutting down a large swath of downtown San Francisco, around the Moscone Center, wreaking havoc on the city's already congested streets.
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Ferries between the mainland and island in the city carry about 300,000 people a day, and they are usually congested with both human and vehicle traffic.
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The lockout comes as western Canadian oil producers in Saskatchewan and Alberta struggle to move crude to U.S. refiners, their main market, due to congested pipelines.
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Their less congested roads and airspace are also a draw, especially for companies that are building and testing technologies like drones and driverless cars, she added.
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Truck traffic on the George Washington Bridge has gotten so bad that it is now the most congested stretch of highway for trucks in the country.
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In addition, Vietnamese roads were poorly built and ports are already congested, which add to the time needed to travel and move goods around, he said.
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Adam Driver is Paterson, a bus driver in Paterson, N.J., who composes poetry in his head while guiding his coach through that mill town's congested streets.
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So it makes sense that commuters might turn to Waze, which promises to help drivers avoid particularly congested routes, to navigate their way throughout the city.
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She also wants to double the number of daily bike trips to 280,000 by 2019 in the city ranked by TomTom as the world's most congested.
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I found it easier than expected to navigate my arrival in traffic, which is always a factor I'm fast to register in this maddeningly congested town.
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"It's just a difficult issue in a congested metropolitan area to find an acre of property," said Norton L. Travis, the spokesman for the Proton Center.
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Other studies have shown that people living near major roadways in congested cities have an increase in emergency room visits and mortality, among other health effects.
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Ringed by Interstate 95, and in the shadow of the George Washington Bridge, Leonia sits next to some of the most congested roadways in the country.
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"Bangkok wasn't so crowded and congested" when the 603 law regulating street vendors came into effect, said Vallop Suwandee, the chairman of advisers to Bangkok's governor.
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It meant getting a permanently cricked back from leaning sideways so as to keep the heavily L'Oreal Elnett-congested side fringe swept right across the forehead.
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The council&aposs executive secretary, Scott Pace, told reporters before the meeting that space is becoming increasingly congested and current guidelines are inadequate to address the challenge.
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The quarantine of West Point, a congested favella of 75,000 people, began as the government tries to stop the spread of the virus in the capital city.
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Singapore has also built an extensive network of connected parks, that could help last-mile riders get from train stations to the office, away from congested roads.
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Traveling around Thailand on a motorbike is an ideal option, seeing as the country's capital, Bangkok, ranked the second-most congested city in the world last year.
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Because, while the world doesn't exactly need another fitness brand on the market, reality star Khloé Kardashian may be tossing her hat into the already congested ring.
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And in Texas of all places — the area between Dallas and Houston, one of the most congested highways in Texas — they're looking at high-speed rail too.
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But in doing so, my partner and I had to use sidewalks—many of the other thruways are rocky gravel or narrow, congested roads with tourist buses.
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In the congested borough of Manhattan, a turn off one of the main north-south avenues down a numbered street can mean getting trapped in hellacious traffic.
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The holidays are a notoriously stressful time to travel, with jam-packed airports, congested roads, and increased fares across the board from hotel bookings to rental cars.
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But perhaps most importantly, it can allow "systems to better operate in congested spectrum bands and to more rapidly react to spectrum-based threats," according to DARPA.
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Otherwise me and a ton of other people will all resort to driving, which is going to add a ton of pressure to our already congested roads.
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It hopes to sell more of the jets to China, whose airports and air space are becoming increasingly congested as the middle classes take to the sky.
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Although America overall was positioned joint fifth with Russia out of the 38 countries surveyed, five of its cities made the list of the ten most congested.
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Hinojas, who started directing traffic on Manila's congested highways in 2005, first thought of dancing his second year into the job as a method of keeping fit.
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The only way to get the best slots at congested airports is by buying or inheriting them—not by providing the best or cheapest service to passengers.
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But as we waited for our Uber, watching him circle the congested one-way streets, a Bird stood proudly plopped on the corner where we were waiting.
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The service eliminates the time needed to move tankers calling at the Sebarok terminal to designated anchorages in Singapore's congested waters for refueling, also known as bunkering.
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With some 325m cars now on its roads China endures eight of the top 20193 most congested cities in the world, according to TomTom, a navigation firm.
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Ali noted that legal exports could continue via seaports, but Nigeria's congested terminals and dilapidated road and rail networks make it difficult to quickly change export routes.
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These would have that higher injury risk, but would have to have a "congested area plan" for safely exiting an area of operation should something go wrong.
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The drone must avoid congested areas, cannot fly within 50 meters (yards) of a person, vessel, vehicle or structure and must remain within sight at all times.
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Antitrust officials said this could hurt competition among carriers in Newark, while boosting fares for the 35 million passengers already using that often-congested airport each year.
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Drone operators in the U.K. are only currently required to "keep away" from airports and congested areas, with no specific rules defining how much distance to maintain.
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According to a 2015 study conducted by TomTom, a Dutch navigation company, nearly one-third of the world's 50 most congested cities in the world were Chinese.
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Shipping more crude by rail is seen as critical for Canadian oil producers due to congested pipelines that forced Alberta to order mandatory oil curtailments this year.
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Humanitarian aid organizations, rescuers and activists allege the Syrian and Russian air forces strike hospitals, schools and market places in congested residential areas in rebel-held towns.
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But transit experts warn that when riders shift from buses and subways to ridesharing sedans and SUVs, they're taking up much more space, leading to congested roads.
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The need for infrastructure investment shows through America's 54,000 structurally deficient bridges, thousands of broken and pot holed roads, and hundreds of congested airports, landports and seaports.
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The streets below the tower could be "congested and noisy," and the landscaping in the common areas could change, subject to availability of certain species of plants.
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With rates starting at $149, it feels like a secret most haven't caught on to, making it a smart option in an otherwise expensive and congested market.
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"I know that if I'm not eating right, I'm going to get congested and then I will be a perfect breeding ground for the virus," she said.
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But today it is more congested than ever with 92 million people a year passing through its three subway stations, nearly double the number in the 1970s.
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Power that is generated and managed locally can provide resilience benefits to areas where the grid is congested, or to essential services like hospitals and data centers.
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But for critics, the plans are synonymous with bulldozed homes, more aircraft noise and poorer air quality for those living under congested flight paths west of London.
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Wheels One of the few things more frustrating than driving in a big congested city is searching for a parking spot so that you can stop driving.
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Commuters in the 262 most-congested cities spent an average of 22025 hours stuck in traffic in 203, the most recent year for which data was available.
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Lawmakers have repeatedly struggled to come up with a long-term funding solution for the country's infrastructure, despite a growing number of congested roads and deficient bridges.
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Cars inched along streets that were already typically congested, and commuters waited three deep at bus stops, asking bus drivers to clarify what route they were taking.
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The panel wants drivers who take the B.Q.E. to use less congested routes, or to get off the road completely by switching to subways, buses and ferries.
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For instance, the Amtrak line along the Hudson has but a few trains a day; it could easily accommodate commuter service on the congested Upper West Side.
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Production hikes in Texas and the central United States have congested pipeline systems, making it difficult for the SPR to release crude without shutting in domestic output.
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But cable and technology companies have been seeking to open up a portion of the unused spectrum to address what they call a dangerously congested wireless space.
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For years, Washington policymakers have widely agreed that the nation is facing an infrastructure crisis, with dangerously congested roads and deficient bridges threatening public safety and trade.
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Of course, the city is more congested than ever and more sensitive to residents' concerns during construction, neither of which works in favor of optimal building efficiency.
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However, the lack of proper drainage in most parts of the city almost always results in flooding during monsoon season in some of the congested, old neighborhoods.
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As a separate analysis by Open Signal points out, the easiest explanation for this drop in speed is that Verizon's and AT&T's networks are just more congested.
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Anderson, who was looking forward to becoming a dad in July, had been congested and coughing for only "a couple of days" when he lost consciousness on Dec.
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The fish market in Male, the uber-congested capital city of the Maldives, is full of limbless cold-blooded vertebrates: groupers, sea bass, red snappers, dolphin fish, barracuda.
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The protests erupted after the driver of a speeding private bus lost control in a congested part of Dhaka and plowed into a bus stop, killing two students.
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San Francisco was the fourth-most congested city, while Bogota, Colombia, was fifth, Sao Paulo ranked sixth and London, Atlanta, Paris and Miami rounded out the top 10.
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As cities adopt more self-driving and shared vehicles, McKerracher said, streets could become more congested if residents don't take to carpooling or using public transportation as well.
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On August 7th its terminals became more congested still when British Airways' (BA) computer systems crashed, resulting in 20183 flights being cancelled and a further 260 being delayed.
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Since Ahlum and his family fled Syria's civil war five months ago, they have been living in a grim and congested camp on the Greek island of Samos.
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The crane collapsed near the often-congested intersection of Mercer and Fairview Avenue just north of downtown in the South Lake Union neighborhood shortly before 3:30 p.m.
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At this low range individual colors are hard to distinguish, and there was a sense, in the heaving growls, of instruments fighting for space in a congested texture.
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Violence broke out near the Kara Tepe camp, a police official said, after hundreds of people marched from the island's congested migrant camps to the city of Mytilene.
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Ferries float along the Chao Phraya River, tuk-tuks dart through traffic on chronically congested streets, and markets are jam-packed with vendors and customers haggling over handicrafts.
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"If we play our cards right, we can help allow for millions of people to move into cities and keep streets less congested, not more," the post reads.
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Currently home to several multi-billion-dollar tunnel projects, Sydney is Australia's most congested city, according to a 22019 report by the National Roads and Motorists' Association (NRMA).
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The JV between American Airlines and British Airways (BA) in 2010 resulted in higher transatlantic economy fares at BA, whose home hub, Heathrow, is Europe's most congested airport.
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My 5-year-old that goes to that school wakes up congested in the middle of the night crying all the time, wakes up and is stuffed up.
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Canada exported a record 204,558 barrels per day of crude by rail in June, the National Energy Board said on Wednesday, as oil shippers coped with congested pipelines.
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Congested cell phone networks and damaged infrastructure can make it difficult for rescue workers to disseminate information, and for loved ones to get in touch with one another.
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For drivers, this means fewer short rides when would-be customers opt for a scooter trip, but more long, higher-cost pick-ups — and hopefully less congested roads.
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Once again the par-213 layout on the Antrim coast proved tough terrain for the world's best golfers, although there were some low numbers on a congested leaderboard.
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The world's fourth-most populous country is home to the largest expanse of tropical rainforest in Asia, but also struggles with grid-locked traffic in its congested cities.
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The solution requires a holistic approach that improves not only our roads and bridges, but also the mass transit systems that save commuters money and reduce congested roads.
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Mobile phones rely on constant communication with nearby cell towers, always listening for signals from a tower that might be closer or less congested than the current connection.
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The 117-year-old, six storey-building in a congested old neighborhood came crashing down early on Thursday after heavy rain had drenched the financial hub for days.
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When the mills began to close in the early 1980s, the area instantly became prime real estate -- a way for Mumbai to expand north from its congested south.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Fed-up with the grind of taking a bus or bike to work every day on congested streets in Munich, Benjamin David started swimming there instead.
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This is part of a decades-long effort by Tokyo and Washington to relieve the congested Japanese island's burden of hosting half the U.S. forces stationed in Japan.
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Civic groups say the evictions and redevelopment plans mostly target poor communities who have no formal rights over the land or spaces they occupy in the congested city.
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California isn't as congested as Hawaii, New Jersey, or Washington, DC, but it had the highest number of registered cars in the country in 2014: about 28.7 million.
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The development could one day take some pressure off congested capital Manila, according to Singapore-based urban planning firm Surbana Jurong, one of the partners in the project.
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Canadian oil producers say the project is critical to expanding their congested transport options, but some groups in Minnesota say it would harm the environment and indigenous areas.
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"If it's very congested, then it becomes less and less feasible for someone to seek employment opportunities downtown, so they'll be confined to their local area," he said.
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Constantly adjusting prices for access to highways and congested downtowns could make traffic jams, with all the resulting wasted time and excess emissions, a thing of the past.
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Today, the centerpiece of Ms. Barry's public agenda may be most imperiled: a multibillion-dollar transit plan that would introduce a light-rail system to the congested city.
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"Users of Manhattan's congested roads should bear part of the cost of helping to reduce congestion and improve our public transit system," said Alix Anfang, an Uber spokeswoman.
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Owners of one of the first hybrid cargo vessels ever built hope to develop a shipping route from Connecticut to Long Island, easing truck traffic on congested roadways.
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In light of services dropping video quality to ease congested networks, would backing up my multi-gigabyte trash pile to the cloud be an ethical thing to do?
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Before moving to Greenburgh in 1998, the order had a convent in an increasingly congested Yonkers neighborhood where they would have to pause their prayers for passing sirens.
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Earth orbit is already a fairly congested place, filled with more than 22,000 pieces of debris and objects larger than a softball, according to the European Space Agency.
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Around that time, European factory workers routinely left their overcrowded and soot-congested cities for the Alps, where the air was fresh, dry and unsullied by inefficient machinery.
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Alberta, which produces most of Canada's oil, has struggled for years with low prices made worse by congested pipelines and the flight of investors and foreign oil companies.
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Japanese companies have adopted the practice of encouraging their employees to work from home to prevent exposing them to the virus on congested public transport and in offices.
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Maybe it's because Times Square is congested and likely a warzone for wireless internet, but the 5G signal here was roughly as good (or slightly worse than) 4G.
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He boasted of being the best tour guide in town and cracked funny jokes about New York while the bus made its way through the congested summer streets.
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Last year, she worked with toll road operator Transurban on the opening of a new toll road in the highly congested DC market that drew heavy media coverage.
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Sprawling, congested, a labyrinth of telephone wire, yucca, and jasmine, alleys and neck-break highway corners, once inside it, the city seems boundless, a monster impossible to scale.
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The communist nation has said the additional routes will help ease flight delays in an already congested flight area, but analysts warn of a greater agenda at play.
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This means public safety doesn't have to fight with commercial users to get a connection nor compete with them to stay on the network when it becomes congested.
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"If Segway was a piece of leading to that vision of getting around congested cities easier, I guess I'm pretty proud of that," former employee Chip MacDonald said.
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If President-elect Donald Trump is truly committed to improving America's infrastructure, I can think of no better place to start than with the country's most congested freeway.
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Southeast Asian ride-hailing start-up Grab could be taking to the skies in a bid to improve urban mobility in one of the region's most congested cities.
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According to a 2014 study, the air pollution generated by traffic can lead to an increase in heart disease and stroke risk for those living near congested areas.
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In one of the city's most congested areas, it provide an oasis for the white collar workers and wealthy elites that have populated the Flatiron District for centuries.
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According to an annual analysis of figures from 295 major cities around the world, Mexico City replaced Istanbul as the most congested city on the planet in 2015.
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But if it works, the long-term implications are huge not only for Dubai, which has among the world's deadliest roads, but also for congested cities around the world.
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The 'Supportive' Like In which we praise people for trying their best If someone is sick and they take a sick selfie where they say they are very congested?
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San Francisco-based electric scooter sharing network Scoot tells TechCrunch it plans to share its back-end software with third-party scooter operators in congested cities around the world.
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The driver took a long route onto a congested freeway, even though the driver's GPS suggested a local route, and then went into a frenzy when she questioned him.
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This is the case with both areas of weak signal and congested areas, such as if there are fifteen friends and relatives trying to get on your home network.
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Congested export pipelines forced the Alberta government this year to order curtailments of oil production in the province to drain a glut of crude in storage and support prices.
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Self-driving vehicles are expected to free more than 250 million hours of consumers' commuting time per year in the most congested cities in the world, the study says.
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The company made the shift after drivers began to complain that the stations were becoming increasingly congested, with drivers parking their vehicles at them for hours at a time.
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That's just fine in the congested center of Amsterdam where tourists and traffic present constant danger, but is slow for anyone with a longer commute outside the city center.
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Congested pipelines have forced the Alberta provincial government to curtail production to reduce a glut in storage that has weighed on prices and led to layoffs in the industry.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Environmental groups sued the Indonesian president and several government officials on Thursday over worsening air quality in the capital, Jakarta, one of the world's most congested cities.
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A daily tourist report sends alerts with tips on behavior from the #EnjoyRespectVenezia campaign to locals and visitors alike predicting how congested the streets, canals and attractions may be.
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This is important because it will brighten your skin and get rid of any cleansing particles which, if not removed properly, can lead to a super dull, congested face.
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Images on social media show a congested I-75 highway as passing motorists stopped their vehicles and hopped out to push the truck upright and assist its three occupants.
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Last year Air France-KLM, a legacy carrier, sold a single daily landing and take-off slot at London Heathrow, Europe's most congested airport, to Oman Air for $75m.
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Turkey has been developing a network of high-speed rail links during Tayyip Erdogan's 16-year-old rule as it looks to ease the burden on increasingly congested highways.
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At least 15 people were killed when a portion of an overpass under construction collapsed on a congested intersection of Vivekananda Road on March 31, 2016 in Kolkata, India.
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Linespace, a spot market created to trade capacity on the congested pipeline, turns negative when it becomes unprofitable to ship barrels from the Gulf Coast to the East Coast.
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Before the city of San Francisco closed parts of an often-congested stretch of Mission Street to all but buses and taxis, it had Zendrive study driver behavior there.
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On Tuesday, the Port Authority said some terminal roadways could be congested and that it will close some parking lots in June and July as part of the project.
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The first of these is called "Traffic Jam Assist" which will help the driver with "steering, braking and acceleration in heavily congested traffic situations on motorways," according to Ford.
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The amount of crude carried by rail out of Canada is expected to surge next year as Canada's oil sands output grows and outpaces capacity of congested export pipelines.
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From congested curbside drop-offs to torturous security lines, arbitrary TSA pat-downs, and straining to hear boarding announcements, passengers have seen consumer aviation go from glamorous to gruesome.
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For example, President Obama echoed these advantageous qualities in an op-ed where he welcomed autonomous vehicles for offering a safer driving experience and making the roads less congested.
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With an average price of US$2114,2000 apiece in the U.S., cars are used about 0003 percent of the time, during which drivers are often subjected to congested traffic.
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LA is one of the most congested cities in the world, per a ranking by Inrix, and that is causing a loneliness problem, according to San Francisco-based Lime.
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The carrier also plans to use A321neo planes on busy domestic routes, especially flights to and from congested airports such as Mumbai where new slots are difficult to secure.
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The research facility will simulate and construct congested city environments, slick roads, and highways with high-speed entrance and exit ramps — everything needed for a self-driving proving ground.
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The idea of a bus so large, high and long that it could virtually levitate above congested streets seemed surreal when presented at an expo in Beijing in May.
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In theory, bridges are supposed to connect us to places we'd otherwise be unable to get to with cars, like islands, or help remedy traffic in highly-congested areas.
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Those failures included not following standard navigation and seamanship practices, and poor situational awareness of what the ships were facing as they navigated congested seas off Japan and Singapore.
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Transport is expensive and often unsafe, with cities congested and some rural areas isolated, said the report, noting the density of paved roads is similar to that in Africa.
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We all could use an Rx for a healthier commute, a path to work or school that features public transit or bike lanes rather than a smoggy, congested highway.
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Early on, the film showed Stella coughing, a deep congested cough that sounded like how smoking several packs a day for over 50 years might sound—wet and sticky.
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But commuters who didn't heed those warnings still choked congested highways, and Turner said a number of calls the city received were from people who were inconvenienced but dry.
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By late afternoon, Clark was so congested with foot traffic that police on horseback formed a tight line at the corner of Addison, keeping fans from flooding the intersection.
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Musk, who has also divided his time among companies working on putting computer chips in brains and digging tunnels as an alternative to congested highways, did not elaborate further.
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Japanese companies have also adopted the practice of encouraging their employees to work from home to prevent exposing them to the virus on congested public transport and in offices.
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American and Russian commanders had agreed to fly on opposite sides of a 45-mile stretch of the Euphrates River to prevent accidents in eastern Syria's increasingly congested skies.
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But what unites them even beyond that is that all three tell incredibly skewed versions of true stories of how Los Angeles became the sprawling, congested megalopolis it is.
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Emergency medical workers were able to reach the victims quickly that day, he said, but he was reminded of how congested the area can be for ambulances to navigate.
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More Japanese companies are adopting the practice of encouraging their employees to work from home to prevent exposing them to the virus on congested public transport and in offices.
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A former reporter who campaigned on reducing traffic on a congested highway in her district, Roem won by seven points, becoming the first trans state lawmaker in US history.
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With his silent electric motorcycle, other users of Kuala Lumpur's congested roads wrongfully assume the 22022-year-old has turned off his engine or fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Most of the cities profiled have set strict rules on vehicle emissions and enacted policies aimed at reducing the allure of single-occupancy trips in their most congested areas.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Highway 101 runs south from San Francisco, through Silicon Valley to San Jose, crowning it perhaps the Bay Area's most congested stretch of road come commute time.
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They could ride as fast as they like on the outskirts of town before being slowed to rejoin the flow of cycling traffic in congested, multimodal cities like Amsterdam.
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So we stood near the door, at an awkward, congested spot from which we could have reached out and taken a clam from someone's plate of Asian-Italian noodles.
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Crammed together like sardines in the 90-degree heat, the passengers angle for a breath of fresh air as they prepare for the long ride through Accra's congested streets.
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Nature isn't always pretty, and staring at a deer or a rabbit with its ears congested with engorged ticks is enough to make anyone question a tick's ecological role.
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Meanwhile, in Manila, it's important to list studios that are in close proximity, because the roads are so congested — something that's not such an issue for users in Bahrain.
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And T-Mobile says video typically streams at 480P resolution, with speeds slowed down until the next bill cycle during congested periods for the top 3% of data users.
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He said the planes had turned off their transponders – communications devices that, alongside normal radars, make it easier for an airplane to be located, especially in congested air space.
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St. John's north shore beaches — Hawksnest Bay, Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay and Maho Bay, among others — are its most stunning attractions, but they are often congested during high season.
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In LA, development densities are high for the entire region -- (it's) essentially a flat surface where most of a very large area is equally dense, and thus equally congested.
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Parked cars shifted into a strange Contemporary geometry, pinched in so it was impossible to move, even with tow trucks, The congested clogged world in a not unpleasant standstill.
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The growing popularity of ride-hailing services for commuting and running errands in congested cities such as Beijing and Shanghai is showing early signs of reducing private car ownership.
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Licatovich makes about 233 stops along his route, riding upwards of 230 miles a day through New Orleans' congested streets as he delivers food from the city's many eateries.
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It's become very congested, people like to go out and over the weekends I guess, these beaches are the only place where they can get out with their family.
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China is aggressively pushing new energy vehicles (NEVs) not only to cut smog in congested cities but also as a strategic industry that will help boost its firms' global presence.
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AS SCHOOLS across Europe break for February half-term, it is not just the Alpine pistes that are congested: private-jet terminals across the continent are also full to bursting.
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So, if you've always suffered from seasonal allergies, it's probably not a huge surprise when springtime comes around and you're constantly congested (even if it feels worse this time around).
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A Chinese commuter, fed up with a typically congested intersection on his way home, decided to hit on the brilliant idea of changing the arrow markings on the road himself.
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Sure, your face may not look dirty, but the accumulation of even microscopic particles of buildup and grime can still make your skin as congested as L.A. at rush hour.
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The Alberta government has said it was looking to buy rail cars to transport 120,000 bpd of crude oil after congested pipelines stranded much of Western Canada's expanding crude output.
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"In this period of tremendous growth in the city's population, jobs, tourism and e-commerce, our congested streets are seeing ever more trucks," said Polly Trottenberg, the city's transportation commissioner.
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The company website said the Vivekananda Overpass project was a composite steel structure, full of utilities, and was being built in a congested area that hampered movement of heavy equipment.
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First, it flew out of secondary airports (Providence instead of Boston, Oakland instead of San Francisco, Midway instead of O'Hare), which were less congested and cheaper to operate out of.
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Clay has been a staple ingredient in skin-care formulations for years, thanks to its unparalleled ability to clarify, unclog congested pores, and stop excess oil production in its tracks.
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This strategy may be smart for the companies involved, but the question of how smart it is for already heavily congested and highly polluted cities is a whole other question.
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Africa is the world's fastest urbanizing region, but limited public transit in most cities has led to severely congested roads, creating an acute need for investment and innovation in transportation.
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They spent 25.2 percent of their total driving hours on congested roads, while Los Angeles motorists spent 12.7 percent of their total driving time in slow traffic, the study found.
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It's because the nasal chamber gets congested hence the nerves connected to your tongue and taste buds get swollen and out of action for some time 😂 Hope that helps .
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Oil companies have been looking to buy into the Powder River Basin, where pipelines are not congested and land is cheaper than the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico.
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If you've ever used Waze during city rush hours, you'll know that the app can only do so much to help you avoid traffic when the entire map is congested.
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Streets in Kenyan cities and towns are often poorly signposted and frequently congested, making it hard for boda boda drivers to pick up customers when they hail them by phone.
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He also referred to a Finish Initiative which recently convened a working group of representatives from Russia, NATO, Sweden and Finland to discuss the issues involving the congested Baltic airspace.
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Vogt, in a call with reporters and in a blog post, said Cruise's decision to test its technology on the congested streets of San Francisco is helping to speed development.
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Cities could re-route traffic away from congested streets, or make sure that self-driving cars are not cruising around searching for passengers, exacerbating traffic jams, Strader and Madra wrote.
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The advantages of thick markets are lost, however, if they become too "congested", with users overwhelmed by the number of participants and unable to locate a good match among them.
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Operating at 22% of capacity and in need of new runways and terminals, the congested London airport is testament to politicians' decades-long dithering about where to build new infrastructure.
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Canada is the primary source of imported U.S. oil, but congested pipelines in Alberta, where tar-like bitumen is extracted, have forced oil shippers to use costlier rail and trucks.
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Each day, 650 new cars hit Istanbul's roads, Arslan said, making it the word's third-most congested city and increasing travel times by 50 percent, according to TomTom Traffic Index.
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"UK airspace is incredibly complex and often congested, and the safety of our aircrew as well as those we share the skies with is our number one priority," he added.
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Wheels OWNING a car in a congested city like New York or San Francisco can mean more hassle than happiness, what with traffic snarls, limited street parking and expensive garages.
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After halftime on Saturday, he took off striker Shinji Okazaki and winger Marc Albrighton and inserted Andy King and Jeff Schlupp to match up with Watford's congested five man-midfield.
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"The area is so congested, there is no wide space or spacious road to easily bring in water," fire official A K M Shakil Nowaz told Reuters at the site.
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For many passengers, even though it is farther away, it would take the same time as getting to La Guardia, Kennedy and Newark when roads, bridges and tunnels are congested.
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Prices for Alberta oil fell in October to record lows compared with U.S. futures prices because of congested pipelines that backed up crude in storage tanks and prompted the curtailments.
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For decades, Dr. Braunstein saw patients in a congested ground-floor office below Edgerton Apartments in Jamaica, Queens, one of dozens of buildings owned by the Trumps in the 21s.
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Alberta, home of the world's third-largest oil reserves, has struggled for years as congested pipelines weakened its prices and forced the provincial government to curtail production since January 2019.
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Scooters are an obvious mode for experimentation: They offer an affordable and quick way to make short trips in congested cities, much like bicycles, but without anyone breaking a sweat.
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"We are keeping up with these new demands and adjusting when needed by moving network traffic to less congested routes and adding capacity to our network backbone," the company said.
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Three months later, the eastern half was declared liberated with limited damage, as the Islamic State fighters fled across the Tigris River to the city's western and more congested half.
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Congested pipelines created a glut of oil in storage in the Western Canadian province in recent years, depressing prices and causing its government to curtail output by the biggest producers.
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On the off chance that confirming your city is horribly congested isn't bad enough, the report also tracks traffic from one year to the next—and the numbers aren't encouraging.
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Congested pipelines created a glut of oil in storage in the Western Canadian province in recent years, depressing prices and causing its government to curtail output by the biggest producers.
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Zaron Bio-tech's officially registered address is on the 20th floor of a run-down business tower in Wan Chai, a congested commercial area on Hong Kong Island's north shore.
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The Strait of Malacca, between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian island of Sumatra, is notoriously difficult to navigate because of congested traffic and episodes of piracy over the years.
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Five of the ten most congested cities in the world, including three of the top four, are in the United States: Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Atlanta and Miami.
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If it were anyone else, the notion of digging hundreds of miles of tunnels to create a new subterranean transportation network under congested cities would seem like pure science fiction.
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Third, dealing with the impact of sea level rise means not just moving people away from hazardous parts of the coast, but reimagining these sprawling, car-congested metropolitan areas altogether.
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Much later, I remembered a word that best describes these museums: wunderkammer, a cabinet of curiosities, the dinky and congested collections of objects that were once so popular in Europe.
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Osaka's Kansai International Airport has experimented with KATE, a mobile check-in kiosk developed by SITA that can automatically move to congested areas in an airport to reduce wait times.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — For years, Shaima has toiled to make a home for her family in a congested district of Kabul, down a narrow alley in the shadow of a mountain.
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But there seems little cause for hope: Conflicts are lasting longer, are more complex and are packing a more lethal punch as they tend to migrate into congested urban areas.
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On a sweltering Sunday afternoon, the 22050-year-old at the wheel bemoaned another shift spent inching along the infamously congested streets of the capital city of 265 million people.
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The proliferation of sports podcasts, satellite radio and multiple 24-hour sports networks has congested the soundscape with a stream of shows featuring men yelling at each other about sports.
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And for all the talk of public transit as the solution to pollution, it is common to see old busses belching out black smoke as they crawl along congested roads.
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Most experts agree that robot cars will first roll out as fleets of self-driving taxis in controlled environments — college campuses, business parks, dedicated freeway lanes, or downtowns of congested cities.
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Sadhus, or holy men, dreadlocked and draped in saffron, their foreheads smeared in white ash, wander up and down the congested roads or sit solitary in the shade of the ghats.
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Additionally, self-driving cars that can communicate with each other have the ability to free up congested roads and reduce pollution by working together — two issues currently plaguing many Chinese cities.
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Whether its beefed up hardware is enough to help the phones stand out in an increasingly congested market remains to be seen, but as always, we'll be following the launch closely.
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It is the country's first greenfield capital in decades, and is being hailed as a viable option to the polluted, congested cities that are often seen as failures of urban planning.
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Congested as New York is now, it's almost a given that road traffic will increase, with at least some commuters hopping into private cars and other drivers rerouted to side streets.
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The terminal, about 30 miles south of Argo, would allow shippers to bypass congested rail lines in Chicago and provide a new outlet to other trading hubs where prices are higher.
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Point Reyes trades in Southern California's congested boardwalks and bro'd-out beach sports for more than 1,500 species of plants and animals including black bears, gray whales, elk, and elephant seals.
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The "vertical gardens", sprouting from wall-mounted pockets made from felt, will stretch for 3.5km (2.2 miles) down Avenida 23 de Maio, a congested ten-lane road in the city's centre.
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Bike taxis already exist in many of Southeast Asia's largest cities where they are popular options for cutting through congested streets and getting from A to B faster than four wheels.
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The ARB found that greenhouse-gas emissions fell by 1.5m metric tonnes between 20163 and 2015, which is equivalent to removing 300,000 vehicles from California's (often congested) roads for a year.
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In the Rockaways, you can have an immersive and enthralling nature experience smack dab in (or rather at the outermost fringe of) one of the most congested cities in the world.
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But if you're living in a congested city with strict parking rules and insane weekly street-cleaning schedules, it can be hard to find a parking spot to leave your car.
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Invest in a good sunscreen, a moisturizer with antioxidants, and, sure, a clay mask for when your pores feel congested — then relax and let your liver take care of the rest.
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Husky, majority owned by Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka Shing, is an integrated producer, however, and owns refineries, dedicated pipeline space, and some production offshore where crude transport is less congested.
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But from what INHALE has collected so far, it's clear that avoiding congested streets and rush hour traffic, not to mention routes frequented by trucks, can reduce your exposure to pollution.
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Thailand's capital is known for being among some of the more congested cities in Southeast Asia, but a new study has now placed its traffic jams second just behind Mexico City.
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