Track Mode also improves cornering by applying brake and motor torque at the same time to produce an increase in tractive force while cornering.
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There's just a little less emphasis on ultimate cornering ability.
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These rocket engines dramatically improve acceleration, top speed, braking & cornering.
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The outsole is grippy, with great traction behavior and sharp cornering.
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Cornering the market pre-legalization is a play with historical precedence.
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One company is even cornering the market on financing purebred leases.
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The car comes equipped with wider tires for better cornering grip.
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The two companies are taking slightly different approaches to cornering the market.
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The zippy gearbox and competent cornering behavior don't come without cost, though.
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That's where you need that understeer to help you adjust the cornering.
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So if you prioritize prestige, subtlety or cornering, there are better options.
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That will mean tyres being subjected to heavier loading and faster cornering speeds.
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Equities saw strong inflows, with Japan cornering the lion's share followed by Europe.
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It has nearly 50:50 front-to-rear weight balance for better cornering.
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What it genuinely does that, most other SUVs don't is inspire cornering confidence.
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But the system had reliability issues and was not as strong in cornering.
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Another is that the cornering and braking on dry pavement may be diminished.
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People cornering you and saying, 'Why the hell don't you lay off Trump?
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Plus, the trick powertrain allows the NSX to pull some clever cornering magic.
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The rules sharply curtailed aerodynamics to limit cornering speeds but increase straight-line speed.
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The tires understeer, so the car loses traction in the front wheels while cornering.
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When it comes to cornering the lip market, however, nobody can beat candy purveyors.
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Police returned fire and then surrounded the house, cornering the suspect inside, authorities said.
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It's not technically bad at cornering, but the wheel feels dead in your hands.
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I would not try cornering it or running past it in a bunny outfit.
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Cornering was decent, and when I turned the wheel, I saw no sign of understeer.
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The forces cleared all guests from the premises while cornering the attackers in a staircase.
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It's absolutely a 'pro fit', with a grippy, enclosed feel that facilitates cutting and cornering.
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Monopolized industries capture profits by cornering markets, without needing to share those profits with workers.
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By cornering a market, mergers enable health providers to negotiate higher reimbursement rates with insurers.
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I've had an easier time cornering dirty politicians, people with secret identities, and actual murderers.
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Plus, with four-wheel steering and active torque vectoring, the Urus is a cornering machine.
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Now, the coronavirus outbreak seems to be cornering the fair's organizers into a definitive decision.
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It's respectable in the curves, too, without challenging the Mazda CX-5's cornering chops.
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Bloomberg is cornering the market on available staff for other campaigns that might need them.
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While computers are able to record lap times, acceleration and cornering forces, they can't feel.
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He subsequently grew more aggressive, even once cornering her in her office to yell at her.
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According to CNBC, US-based companies are actually missing out on cornering the black hair market.
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The chassis is a masterpiece, with an absolutely serene ride not compromising the composed cornering behavior.
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An active steering system is meant to increase the car's agility, especially during high-speed cornering.
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The second station was a cornering exercise, with a fast right turn laid out in cones.
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But padding can be inflated to push the driver's sides to mimic the sensation of cornering.
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For the majority of NASCAR tracks, most of the lap is completed while turning, or cornering.
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Honestly, though it feels quicker than that, its acceleration is not its strong suit — cornering is.
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Modern cars are stuffed with sensors capable of measuring everything from engine revs to cornering speeds.
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She said police officers cornering someone with a mental illness could make the person act defensively.
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" It was like the cornering-the-frozen-orange-juice scene at the end of "Trading Places.
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Depositions are all about cornering a hostile witness, getting them to squirm over weaknesses in their case.
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Wider wings and tires, meant to improve downforce and maximize grip—which translates to higher cornering speeds.
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Other times, he could be found at the bar of the theater "cornering" anyone he found attractive.
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But when a cyclist is braking or cornering, the tires get soft for added traction and grip.
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However, when it comes to cornering Turkey and attempting to make it give up, it&aposs different.
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Ultimately the startup wants to build a longer high-speed facility for testing cornering and lane switching.
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It grips better than expected, holding the tires on the tarmac even during the most extreme cornering.
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DE) did something similar, secretly cornering about a third of the shares of larger rival Continental (CONG.
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For example, the Z06 is so good at cornering, it can pull 1.2 Gs in the bends.
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The company's previous limited-run model, the Divo, also traded top speed for a focus on cornering.
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As part of the plans, wider tyres will be subjected to heavier loading and faster cornering speeds.
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The limit was designed to prevent a single company from cornering the market for a Treasury bond.
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The shape we now take for granted gave drivers stability for the first time during hard cornering.
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We also had the $700 Adaptive M suspension, which provided flat, predictable cornering performance and secure handling.
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If the app makers are right, Apple is cornering the market on access to iPhone use data.
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In the past, I have witnessed him cornering women in bars and parties and grabbing their hair.
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The men grew increasingly violent toward Ms. Su, cornering her and her son in a back office.
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Kashem wants to expand his operation to start cornering the region's market for locally produced organic vegetables.
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By turning the outer wheel faster than the inner one during cornering, they provide true torque vectoring.
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Also, this machine's center of gravity is on the higher side, affecting cornering feel if not ability.
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Those electric motors actively and instantly vector torque to either of the front wheels for supernatural cornering.
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The 2017 rules represent the opposite approach, allowing huge amounts of downforce and grip to increase cornering speed.
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It was more common to find Spacey at the bar of his theater, cornering whoever caught his attention.
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The low-mounted battery improves the center of gravity, though its substantial mass is felt in hard cornering.
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Clinton outshined him on foreign policy and scored some points by cornering him as a single-issue candidate.
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And as McQueen is cornering, the motorized suspension makes the toy realistically bank and lean into the turns.
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The app tracks drivers' acceleration, braking, cornering, speeding and how they engage with their training on the app.
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To achieve that, Harker said the Fed should avoid cornering the market on any particular security or auction.
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It is the cornering, snappy throttle and raucous engine exhaust note that makes the 580-2 worth loving.
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Whatever the application, Sall believes NIMA Codes is cornering a central point of demand in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Doubt crept onto Omega's face and concern on that of Ibushi, who was cornering his best friend here.
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But when it comes to braking and cornering, all-wheel drive doesn't give you much or any benefit.
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He turned his attention to cornering the teen retail market, making it the A&F brand's mission statement.
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But in 1991, Mr. Steinhardt's firm was swept up in accusations of cornering the two-year Treasury market.
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At Cornering Harvey, the majority of attendees had heard about the workshop through the School of Womanly Arts.
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I ended up cornering a guy who worked there while he was on his cigarette break and grilled him.
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It also features surround-sound and actuators that move the vehicle as it would when accelerating, braking or cornering.
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And the side bolsters should gently hold you in position during cornering but not be overly loose or restrictive.
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But Fox warns that cornering or chasing the bird can trigger its defenses: sharp talons and a fierce jump.
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Trust us, this technology is a gamechanger when it comes to providing good ride quality without sacrificing cornering dynamics.
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It relies on Lamborghini-invented technologies to harness the air flow over the car to improve cornering and acceleration.
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Cornering, with higher downforce, will be easier, but overtaking others may be next to impossible, as in the past.
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Now it's using that same motor power and torque to turn the Model 3 into a cornering (and drifting) dynamo.
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"The Polish government is cornering itself a bit there," said Jakob Christensen, head of emerging markets research at Danske Bank.
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Turkey has dismissed the accusations of sanctions-busting as politically-motivated, with the aim of "cornering" Turkey and its economy.
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He added that he's "cornering the market on charisma-free a**holes" -- the last word was bleeped out by NBC.
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Or picture George Eliot cornering Arthur Schopenhauer to challenge his argument that women are unsuited for artistic and intellectual greatness.
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For optimal cornering, the all-wheel-drive system has the ability to vector torque to the wheel that needs it.
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I don't know if it'll work in the end, but cornering specific high-value niches seems like a good plan.
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Many of the super-wealthy made their fortunes based on cornering a market rather than inventing a new product or service.
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Police killed the gunman with a bomb-carrying robot after cornering him in a parking garage, ending an hours-long standoff.
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TODD: Russia's race ahead of the U.S. in cornering the Arctic, analysts say, is a sobering illustration of Putin's broader ambitions.
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The car is quieter now, whether it's maneuvering a cul-de-sac in the suburbs or cornering on a country road.
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Hard cornering reveals some understeer, but the Civic is sprightly with brake torque vectoring and road feel through the steering wheel.
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Shamelessness has a way of inspiring a following, and Omar is in the process of cornering the market on the left.
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Environmental groups say states taking action on climate change will enjoy the secondary benefit of cornering the market on renewable energy.
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Its zero-to-60 time is near that of a Tesla Model S and its cornering abilities appear to be superior.
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That helps to provide a more confident cornering arc than the front drive, not to mention added grip on sloppy pavement.
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With production halted, Motta, Alemagna and other Milanese heavies started cornering the Christmas cake market with candied-fruit-filled Panettone cakes.
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With companies like Xiaomi cornering the low-end of action cams, it's hard to imagine this as the start of a comeback.
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The cornering areas of the track have been recently resurfaced and Bottas said it was more slippery than usual in the morning.
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For the boys, it means cornering their science teacher Mr. Clark at the reception and peppering him with questions about other dimensions.
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"I can't keep cornering the anti-Trump people individually at parties and bars and forcing them to make a bet," she said.
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It's a tentative start, but it's a start nonetheless, as the car handled cornering and breaking for pedestrians all on its own.
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YouTube launched more than a decade ago, back in 2005; but AFV was already cornering the funny video market back in 1989.
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On the night that he ate a bullet, Ngu was cornering Chamuekpet's bout with the dangerous knee fighter Langsuan at Lumpinee Stadium.
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On Saturday night, he moved between cornering some of SBG's younger charges and joining the rest of the spectators in the crowd.
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" Christian Bale Golden Globe Awards acceptance speech for role of Dick Cheney: "I will be cornering the market on charisma-free assholes.
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Young Moose's music became the soundtrack to this moment, as much of it, at its most heartfelt, takes on this constant cornering.
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I wandered around a little and saw an enthusiastic flock of fans cornering Raymond Pettibon with skateboards they wanted him to sign.
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These tires are purpose-built to provide the best possible performance and to optimize cars that are built for speed and cornering.
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The Thais who have shown up are largely coaches, gym owners, teammates, and friends of tonight's Thai fighters cornering or offering support.
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The German auto-parts supplier Schaeffler did something similar, secretly cornering about one-third of the shares of its larger rival Continental.
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The scene made me imagine Mary Louise cornering Elizabeth in the hospital to ask about Bonnie's state of mind since Perry's death.
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The car emphasizes cornering rather than top speed, and Bugatti says it should be more nimble and agile than the standard Chiron.
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They participated by letting a mobile app spy on them behind the wheel to track phone distraction, speed, braking, acceleration and cornering.
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Mazda is the only manufacturer using G-Vectoring Control, a method of keeping small, unwanted movements from occurring during and after cornering.
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The ISIS fighters took to their heels, and the soldiers, among them Ahmed, gave chase, eventually cornering several jihadists in a mosque.
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Warren hammered Bloomberg as "a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians," before cornering him on the NDA issue.
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By speeding up the outside wheel, the NSX can pull you around corners using this electric setup to increase your cornering agility.
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Then she staked out the school in order to get a glimpse of Ziggy, cornering poor Jane into establishing a relationship with her.
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I was very concerned about cornering ability and knew I'd be slowing down a lot before I threw this car into a curve.
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But the synthetic beast crosses the barrier without hesitation, cornering Grace on a cliff with a vast body of water waiting beneath her.
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Aerodynamics is in the spotlight this season with the introduction of new regulations that will see cars cornering faster on much bigger tyres.
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The man in the Porsche had a roof, which aided in chassis rigidity that, in turn, contributed to cornering capability ... and I didn't.
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Both of us were out of breath after experiencing the insane cornering and acceleration of the 24S over and over and over again.
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"If President Trump appears to be cornering President Xi publicly, we know that he is not going to back down there," he added.
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The GTE is a "four passenger ultra luxury supercar" with "cornering precision unlike any other supercar on the road today," Drako Motors says.
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These laws were intended to keep Crazy Eddie from cornering the market on stereos by offering a price others could not compete with.
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And because Buick banished its pillowy ride reputation long ago, the Envision soaks up bumps and impacts impressively, yet cornering doesn't suffer much.
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To give the car a low center of gravity, for the best possible cornering, the Taycan's big battery pack is in the floor.
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Mr. Toback was accused of cornering young women and attempting to masturbate in front of them or to rub his groin against them.
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Two of my best memories... Watching him fight Paul Slowinski in the flesh and cornering me and his brother Paidang on the same show.
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What they're doing here is more like cornering their own king in a game of chess to gain advantage on an imaginary third dimension.
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Officials first said security personnel were fired on while patrolling the city; upon cornering their attackers, they found they had caught the cartel scion.
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The hammer of the throbbing V8 (which never sounds strained) and force of the lateral Gs during cornering simply must be experienced to comprehend.
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Cornering Nelson on the fence—provided he can stay out of the clinch—working the body, or pounding the legs would help Tumenov considerably.
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Their athletes had just nabbed all three medals in the men's 15 kilometer + 15 kilometer skiathlon, a glory-cornering performance that almost seemed piggy.
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And here's an unpopular opinion: some small part of me thinks Tarverdyan takes too much heat for his simplistic, sore-throat-screamed cornering advice.
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This made the car better suited for an upcoming race, the Targa Florio in Sicily, that took place on winding roads demanding quick cornering.
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Instead of cornering Iran and risking a violent and unpredictable outcome, the US should serve its interests in the region by actively engaging Iran.
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And there was no awkwardness about me cornering my male coworkers, coffee in hand on a Wednesday morning, to ask about their sperm motility.
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By 1984, it had clobbered its American rival, cornering the fast-food market on its home turf and still dominating it to this day.
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C.K. is also known, in certain comedy circles, as someone with a reputation for cornering women in order to masturbate in front of them.
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The 485 pound SR/F is upgraded from Zero's existing line-up to include cornering ABS, traction control, and a new app and dash interface.
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It feeds power to four electric motors, each powering one wheel of the car, allowing for the best performance when cornering or in slippery conditions.
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It might seem odd, but my foremost pick are smart headlights, which might be described as "active cornering" headlights or similar depending on the make.
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After cornering the motorcycling market, the company plans to take on the horse-riding market, which is well-known for its fondness of innovation. Next.
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"Low cornering speeds equate to relatively low tire energy, and so there is therefore a strong tendency to try and achieve a one-stop race."
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Eventually, I got sick of cornering myself into only wearing one-pieces, so I took small steps, wearing bikinis around just my friends at first.
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Corner entry and corner exit speeds, maximum braking pressure, distance under braking, centripetal forces from cornering, braking and acceleration, steering angle, yaw, top straightaway speed.
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Fueled by these perverse financial incentives more and more hospitals are cornering their local markets, taking over independent physicians' offices and converting them into HOPDs.
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Nio boasts the car has double the downforce of a Formula One racecar and delivers a F-22 fighter pilot experience by cornering at 3G.
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But twirling the brown plastic steering wheel, I found the Caravan surprisingly nimble for its age, even if repeated hard cornering might produce motion sickness.
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Félix Torralba, a former gold badge umpire for the Women's Tennis Association, recalled cornering him at the French Open to ask him about the craft.
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It's still a good buy for pure speed and cornering, but there are dozens of interesting performance cars that have launched in the last decade.
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It isn't as composed as rivals like the Mazda CX-363 and Honda CR-V, with a soft-sprung ride that borders on sloppy when cornering.
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And although China is not thought to be cornering or manipulating the market for cobalt, growing global demand has still sent the the element's price soaring.
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Predictably, the promised avalanche of jobs coming back to the U.S. has not materialized, cornering Trump using tariffs as a bludgeon to deliver on his promise.
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More than three years of massive monetary stimulus has already resulted in the central bank cornering the Japanese government bond (JGB) market and distorting interest rates.
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This trend reflects the globalization of cleantech industries, particularly in developed and developing Asian economies urgent about reducing carbon emissions and cornering growing markets for cleantech.
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When I wasn't daydreaming about being declared mentally unfit and being locked in the attic, I was planning on cornering Nicky Wire in the local library.
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The Nismo's performance tires cling tenaciously during hard cornering, but the hot Sentra lacks the joy found in a Fiesta GT or GTI when carving curves.
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London's financial and business services are a powerhouse of the economy, making up a third of Britain's G.D.P., and cornering the union's markets in this area.
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"The hashtags and social media campaigns cornering the situation in Iran are all in fact being guided by Saudi Arabia, U.K., Israel and U.S.," he said.
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The cars feature Quad Drive capability, which is a motor feature that helps "off road" driving, like controlling high-speed cornering and low-speed driving over rocks.
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Think cornering ability in a car coupled with adjustable seats — it doesn't matter how hard the car can turn if it throws you all around the cabin.
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Police caught up with Roman and cornering him at a second gas station and called for backup when they thought that they caught sight of a gun.
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This mission doesn't seem to have gotten them much more intel than they were getting back when they were cornering dudes in public bathrooms earlier this season.
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As Seery made his way too and from the stage for his cornering duty he would crack jokes with his teammates before disappearing into the backstage area.
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Hanging on to third will be hard but the car has looked quick and nimble in testing, ironing out the slow-speed cornering problems of last year.
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At a certain point, you might start trying to consume your fellow players, either by cornering them or splitting yourself in half for a predatory inertia boost.
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That makes it more athletic and agile in cornering than you might expect from a full-size luxury barge, though it's still not particularly exciting to hustle.
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Cornering Harvey is the Academy's largest and most affordable class yet — $45 for three hours, with a sliding scale for anyone who can't pay the full price.
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It is certainly a awkward gameplan to employ—like cornering a rat and waiting for it to leap at your neck before attempting to deal with it.
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Almost a decade after that, Leon and his Hall of Fame brother Michael, Cory's uncle, would be cornering their kin during a world title fight in St. Louis.
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Even the dog responsible for cornering the recently killed leader of ISIS enjoyed the freedom of classified anonymity, until the Very Good Dog was identified via presidential tweet.
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More than a straight-line acceleration machine or a way to give your passengers a fear-induced aneurysm, the Centenario has been designed for quick cornering as well.
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They're classic Caddy comfortable while also being able to competently cradle your body during hard cornering — and, believe me, you'll be doing plenty of that in this car.
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The footage shows the ex-49ers cornering the woman in a dining room around 4 AM on May 25 -- while she was holding their 2-month-old child.
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Armed police from elite units tracked the fugitive for five hours after the attack before cornering him on a motorway in northern France and shooting him several times.
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The video, filmed with a hidden camera, shows Blanc cornering a seemingly very drunk woman outside of a club, trying to get her to go home with him.
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When boxing was at its peak, so was Reid, cornering such elite names as Orlando Canizales, the notorious Hector "Macho" Camacho, and Floyd Jr.'s uncle, Roger Mayweather.
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And about $2 billion was spent on suspension changes — alterations that range from making a vehicle lean less when cornering to increasing the ground clearance of a pickup.
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Later, after cornering George Weidenfeld, one of the owners, in a bathroom, he won a transfer to the novel division, whose authors included Vladimir Nabokov and Saul Bellow.
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At a high level, each driver has a throttle skill, braking skill, wheel-to-wheel confidence, wet weather ability, how they react under pressure and cornering ability set.
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By the end of the night, they're basically Rocky, circling the dance floor like a boxing ring and cornering anyone they can find into another impassioned Brexit rant.
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The company is making up for that deficit by doubling down on loading other devices with Alexa in the hope of cornering the smart home and auto markets.
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What all this means is that the system is designed to send all the power to the rear wheels while the driver is cornering, which pushes the tail out.
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With Nest under its wing, Google will have an easier time incorporating Google Assistant into Nest's products, cornering an untapped portion of the market for voice-assisted smart devices.
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The NRC is the result of a years-long agitation by Assam residents demanding expulsion of immigrants from Bangladesh who are accused of taking their jobs and cornering resources.
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Matt Ball will tell you he thinks they're cornering the comedy market now, maybe not at the scale or quality that HBO has had but they're getting there. Enough.
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"Whilst cornering willful defaulters is critical, the limitations it could inadvertently impose on asset recoveries needs to be thought through," EY's national leader for financial services, Abizer Diwanji, said.
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And the sporty pretensions of the SE and XSE model seemed more like a trim and styling exercise than a genuine attempt to produce a flat-cornering performance sedan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There was a time not long ago when the Chinese village of Dafen became infamous for cornering the market on oil painting reproductions.
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The DBX's 48-volt electric system, for instance, allows for an active anti-roll bar, which pushes the wheels down in response to body roll movement in hard cornering.
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Before the show's launch early last year, Bee and Miller spent years together at The Daily Show, where Bee made her name elegantly cornering interview subjects into hideous self-parody.
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As for ride and comfort, the active suspension and the ability to control separately the power applied to each wheel permit better grip and increased stability during braking and cornering.
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With rear wheels that can turn the opposite direction as the front wheels during high-speed cornering, the 911 R is about as a ferocious handling machine as they come.
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He plays fair with it, not actually helping the alien against them, by, for instance, letting it through the ship early, or cornering them in a tight space with it.
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Left-wing opposition parties pushed a series of no-confidence motions in the health and housing ministers, repeatedly cornering a reluctant Fianna Fáil into siding with and saving the government.
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He would proudly explain that dry sump lubrication ensures that the cylinders, lined with the proprietary friction-reducing material Nanoslide, always gets proper oil supply, even during extreme cornering forces.
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The answer is all business and no medicine: Mylan can hang onto the market for doctors and patients who demand the trusted brand name, while cornering an incipient generic market.
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Available in front- and rear-wheel drive, the F Sport with its 8-speed transmission uses data from G-force sensors to know when to hold gear ratios while cornering.
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That same reporter wastes no time in cornering Durant, who's been rounding up delegates with Frank, and asking her to address rumors that Claire did all the work with Petrov.
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Sometimes, cornering the market on a relatively niche idea is all a company needs to seal its fate as an enterprise that's destined to stick around for the long haul.
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In addition to sections designed to measure acceleration, braking and cornering, there was also a parking box to show off the around-view camera systems on some of the rigs.
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Taken together, the allegations suggest a pattern of escalating physical contact, the consistent presence of alcohol, and Spacey making a habit of cornering his victims in order to confront them.
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Chyna filed legal docs laying claim to the name "Angela Renee Kardashian" ... cornering the market for entertainment services, television and movie appearances, living as a "social media celebrity," and party hosting.
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One, Uncle Lou, heads up the French Ward, and we're shown game-play of Clay cornering him in a swamp and, well, to say much more would be a messy spoiler.
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What the engine lacks in neck-snapping throttle immediacy and soul-churning exhaust notes, though, the rest of the car-driving experience more than makes up for with cunning cornering capabilities.
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Danielle Bregoli might as well be Rich Uncle Pennybags from the Monopoly game ... cause she's cornering the market on big money contracts -- and the latest gets her into the gaming world.
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Many of Saraqib's thirty thousand inhabitants trace their roots to Ottoman times, though in recent decades a community of Roma has settled on the south side, cornering the market in dentistry.
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It is a group of armed police officers cornering a Muslim woman and appearing to force her to take off her modest attire in the middle of a crowded Nice beach.
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Formula One is going through a major rule change this season, with wider tyres and revised aerodynamics that will see the cars generating much more downforce and cornering faster than before.
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That's the origin story, Bugatti says, of the new Chiron Pur Sport, a more driver-focused Chiron that's built for intense, high-speed cornering rather than outright acceleration or top speed.
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Endurance racing is no less physically demanding than Formula One, and drivers in both categories experience high G-forces while cornering because of the downforce generated by each type of car.
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I spent a wonderful afternoon feeling impressed with its acceleration, its cornering, the smooth performance of its autopilot system and its remarkable ability to park itself with almost no human involvement.
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Fitbit, meanwhile, is attempting to differentiate its product lines with better functionality to justify its higher pricing, while also fending off threats from Apple Watch which is cornering the luxury wearable space.
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"It's not that big of a surprise; we all saw this coming at us — like an old man cornering an intern in the break room," Colbert said to open his show Wednesday.
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The bolsters on the left and right side of the seat inflate when the wheel is turned to hold the driver and passenger in place around tight turns and through hard cornering.
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It is perhaps the only example of a trainer cornering two championship wins in the span of 24 hours, and gave credence to why Duva had such a stellar cast of pupils.
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In 2009, the innovation that made the difference was the double diffuser, which managed the airflow at the rear of the car, and gave the cars additional grip, and speed, while cornering.
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Many insurers have offered discounts to drivers willing to install a black box that collects data from their car on acceleration, cornering, braking and the like, and relays it back for analysis.
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In many ways, the arc of the Warren candidacy is the story of her cornering an upscale demographic early, only to become confined to it, and then lose her grip on it.
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The CT26 is a big boy, but its adaptive suspension and the active rear-wheel steering found on all-wheel-drive models give this sedan a controlled and planted dynamic when cornering.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.), cornering the two senators on health care, saying their "Medicare for All" plans would bankrupt the government and increase taxes on everyday Americans.
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The system uses electromagnets and a magnetic fluid to constantly modulate the stiffness of the ride, allowing for a soft and comfortable experience on the straightaways without leading to sloppy cornering behavior.
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Following a Formula E electric car race in New York City in July, a professional driver took journalists around the tightly curving track to show off a Taycan prototype's impressive cornering ability.
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Bow Wow was enraged at his girlfriend before their violent fight, forcefully snatching something from her, cornering her and getting all up in her grill ... according to a surveillance video obtained by TMZ.
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While the Cadillac ATS-V previously was the champion of the sports sedan class, the razor-precise and tame cornering of the Caddy can't match the ferocious yet composed personality of the Giulia.
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While unable to match the quick-cornering Mercedes cars for overall pace in Shanghai, Vettel hoped to be closer on Sunday thanks to the track's main straight being more than a kilometer long.
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Footage shared on social media by a Wall Street Journal reporter also showed demonstrators cornering an officer who had forced a woman to the ground, taking his baton and beating him with it.
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"It is the Trump administration's own policy of cornering Tehran that has greatly magnified the danger," Colin Kahl, an Iran expert and former adviser to Joe Biden, wrote for Foreign Policy on Tuesday.
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She beat out 11,500 other contestants who let a mobile app track their phone use, speed, braking, acceleration and cornering for two months as part of a competition promoted by Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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Videos have since surfaced all over social media that substantiate protesters' accounts of police in riot gear cornering protesters and refusing to let them leave and go home, which resulted in numerous arrests.
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China has been quietly cornering the global lithium market, making deals in Asia, Chile, and Argentina as it seeks to lock in access to a strategic resource that could power the next energy revolution.
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Ted Cruz from cornering Iowa's substantial base of religious conservatives, and pick up folks who'd been Ben Carson supporters but are looking around for a more viable candidate as the neurosurgeon continues to fade.
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Alonso said he would also have to consider whether "it was time to find other challenges outside Formula One", though he said he liked the 2017 specifications that gave cars a higher cornering speed.
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Peter Brooks, a chemist in Australia whose laboratories have studied and tested manuka honey from both countries for years, said he believed that New Zealand wanted to achieve that growth by cornering the market.
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Be it cornering men after their wives give birth or touting a new type of 'model husband' in a society that values virility, champions of birth control are trying new ways get men involved.
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The devices were triggered to record video, audio and accelerometer data by hard braking, fast cornering or an impact force, and the study team focused only on the six seconds prior to a crash.
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The essential criticisms are that he's a crappy boxing coach who lucked into Rousey and rode her coattails, that he hypes up his fighters while neglecting aspects of training and cornering that actually matter.
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But with Moscow working openly and covertly to widen its sphere of power, the prospect of a politically connected Russian company cornering a key part of the European agricultural market has raised sharp concerns.
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Take, for example, the racists—those who've been cornering Muslim girls and shouting, "Get out, we voted leave!" or posting cards saying "Leave the EU / No more Polish vermin" outside a school in Cambridge.
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"People believe that American soldiers were killed, but Trump is not admitting it because that would mean cornering him into war," said Alireza, a 42-year-old engineer from Tehran, in a telephone interview.
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" In a typical line from "Barney Miller," Fish bemoaned the effects of age: "Do you know what it feels like to be running down 43rd Street and your partner is cornering a guy on 52nd?
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While the banked track isn't the only thing helping the car corner — aerodynamic downforce too helps the car generate lateral force — it is one of the most important factors keeping stock cars cornering at speed.
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In the opening weeks of 2018, Europe recorded the highest equity inflows across all major regions, adding to a strong 2017 which saw the region cornering over one-third of all global equity fund flows.
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In the opening weeks of 2018, Europe recorded the highest equity inflows across all major regions, added to a strong 2017 which saw the region cornering over one-third of all global equity fund flows.
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This powerful pedal-assist mountain bike can reach 20 mph, all the while deftly absorbing bumps and cornering well in the berms with its 150 mm of travel in both the rear shock and front shock.
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"She performs better in adversity," said Juan Cruz Díaz, a director at the Cefeidas Group, a political risk analysis firm in Buenos Aires, referring to how this case and other corruption scandals were "cornering" Mrs. Kirchner.
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Overall, the most mentioned act on Twitter is One Direction, cornering over a third of the tweets about the top ten artists, putting the #Beliebers to shame and forever settling the greatest debate of our generation.
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Mr. Ries laments some of his cornering here but I have no beef, just trouble with a few little bits and pieces like CSA (I prefer to associate this acronym with farms), GPS, LUM, and ENOS.
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Mr. Trump imposed the tariffs last year in response to a complaint by the Michigan-based manufacturer Whirlpool, which claimed foreign competitors were cornering the American washing machine market with cheaper models that threatened domestic manufacturers.
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Going it alone: Cornering the market on a specific AV use case or technology can set up a smaller company to sell their product to larger players that don't have the expertise to build it in-house.
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Closed circuit TV footage, which appeared online and in British media, showed the attackers - Khuram Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba - cornering a victim and starting to stab him before police are seen arriving and opening fire.
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One woman who did decide to speak out following the Times report was New York broadcast TV reporter Lauren Sivan, who has accused Weinstein of cornering her in a restaurant and forcing her to watch him masturbate.
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Europe's regulators profess that they are more concerned about the accumulation of market power than is the U.S., even though in a global economy cornering a market — especially one this large — is exceedingly difficult, if not impossible.
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The DeltaWing concept minimized aerodynamic drag — and with it fuel consumption — allowing the car to go faster, while the application of ground effects (the airflow under the vehicle that creates suction) would keep it planted while cornering.
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The search warrant contradicts CBP's initial statement about a lone agent cornering a group of people, stating that "agents" had chased a group of migrants into the empty lot, which had cinderblock walls at the front and back.
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The gym work and outdoor training, and the kilos of extra muscle added to cope with new regulations bringing significantly faster cornering speeds and greater G-forces, will be put to the test over four days this week.
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The government said it would encourage the industry to increase spending on research and focus on building more high-end products such as offshore equipment with the aim of cornering 35-40 percent of that market by 2020.
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Inboard added some other nice touches, like a stiff deck that stays planted on the ground, sticky wheels that assist in higher-speed cornering and LED lights on the front and back of the board for night riding.
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The challenge is making sure it's a level playing field, so what we need to be sure of is that the power-to-weight ratio is correct, that the braking dynamics and cornering forces are within certain parameters.
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At last year's SXSW festival, my colleague Kerry Flynn spoke with Fasten CEO Kirill Evdakov, who said they were cornering the Austin market against other small competitors like Ride Austin (which is still operating in its namesake city).
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I remember chasing the one English-speaking official into his office and cornering him, trying to force him to walk through all the possibilities with me, as though by naming them, I could bend them to my will.
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David McIntosh, the group's president, said that he thought the fixation on an import tax was going to scuttle the chance for a big tax overhaul and that Republicans were cornering themselves by essentially advocating a tax increase.
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European funds have seen more than $22 billion of equity inflows so far in January, after cornering a third of all flows last year across major regions, according to flows data indicating the underlying optimism about the outlook.
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Mr. Robot is an addictive anti-hero drama dominating the media cycle this summer, pulling off an innovative virtual reality mini-episode and cornering the audience of those interested in hacking, artsy filmmaking techniques, and narration-heavy storytelling.
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More importantly, if health care regulation was left up to the states then it would create a regulatory race to the bottom and a state with the worst regulations would end up cornering a big chunk of the market.
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They inflate during cornering to hold you in place, and also give you a hard shove about three inches towards the center of the car (and away from harm) if the car realizes someone's about to t-bone you.
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They inflate during cornering to hold you in place, and also give you a hard shove about three inches towards the center of the car (and away from harm) if the car realizes someone's about to t-bone you.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi security forces on Friday foiled a suicide attack on the Grand Mosque in the Muslim holy city of Mecca, cornering the would-be attacker in an apartment, where he blew himself up, the Interior Ministry said.
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Study the few moments that Johny Hendricks, Robert Whittaker, and others were close to cornering Thompson and you will realize that he knows exactly how much he relies on space and is always aware of where he shouldn't be.
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Throw in wider tires for better grip, and teams expect to cut lap times by up to five seconds and increase cornering speeds by up to 22017 mph—fast enough that the FIA asked every track to upgrade its safety standards.
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The men, who filmed themselves cornering her in alley and having sex with her, were accused of gang rape but found guilty only of the lesser offense of sexual abuse, after judges ruled prosecutors could not prove the attack was violent.
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The Good Cerebrospinal fluid-sloshing cornering capability • Crisp and engaging transmissions options • Brakes that could stop the space shuttle on reentry The Bad Slightly — just slightly — disconnected driving feel The Bottom Line BMW's M2 Coupe the BMW M3 you actually want.
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Second, pursue a policy of benign neglect; give López Obrador time and space to develop his own policies rather than cornering him into carrying his political capital to defend himself from unreasonable demands, such as paying for a border wall.
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Global PC shipments edged up 0.1 percent in the third quarter of the year to 67.2 million units according to data from Gartner, with Lenovo cornering the biggest share due to commercial PC growth and its joint venture with Fujitsu.
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In countries all around the world, leaders are cornering power and undermining checks on what they can do using some or all of the steps below, compiled by Shelley Inglis, the executive director at University of Dayton Human Rights Center.
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Democrats, who unanimously backed the measure, have vowed to continue to force votes on the national emergency — which under law they can do every six months — in part as a way to continue cornering Republicans who face tough re-election challenges.
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It's not only responsible for cornering President Trump into admitting to something that might be a violation of campaign finance law; it's also turning into a cultural touchstone, with Daniels playing herself to Alec Baldwin's version of Trump on Saturday Night Live.
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The fried-chicken sandwich was just the latest in an escalating trend among fast-casual purveyors: Boutique restaurants including Danny Chang's Fuku and fast-food chains such as Shake Shack are cornering the market with their own spins on the golden bird.
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In addition to cornering the market on stand-up comics including Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle, just last week Netflix said it was bringing in the Coen brothers for a limited series and David Letterman for a new TV show.
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Ms. Stoynoff accused Mr. Trump of cornering her alone in 2005 and "pushing me against the wall and forcing his tongue down my throat" while she was at his Florida residence to interview him and his wife for an article on their first wedding anniversary.
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PARUL SEHGAL [ Read Janet Maslin on 17 Refreshing Books to Read This Summer ] I feel like this question is cornering us into taking a busman's holiday, and what I really want to know is what my colleagues are planning to watch over the summer.
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In addition to cornering the market on stand-up comics like Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle, just last week the streaming service said it was bringing in the Coen Brothers for a new limited series and David Letterman for a new TV show.
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I come into this stretch of the famed German track at 93 mph, cornering at maximum grip and body lean, compressing the suspension as I go right-left-right and steeply uphill, making a conscious effort to lift my head to keep my eyes at horizon level.
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By hitting a single button, at any time, you can float out of your body and into other people—perhaps you see a kid struggling with his driving test, so you leap into him and suddenly wow his instructor with expert cornering and precision 180 spins.
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Training alongside Bellator's enigmatic Michael "Venom" Page, who will be cornering "Judo" Jim on Saturday night, the man from the Midlands will be walking into the Octagon on a four-fight win streak – three of which coming by knockout including his spectacular effort against Brazilian Rodrigo Ribeiro.
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" He offered the Autopilot detail in response to a customer's criticism: Additionally, Tesla's CEO and chairman also teased his 21.9 million Twitter followers with promises of a Roadster "SpaceX option package" to improve acceleration, top speed, braking and cornering and "maybe ... even allow a Tesla to fly.
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Party officials and activists kept up the pressure, cornering him at rallies and fund-raisers, including one in San Antonio where Mr. O'Rourke raised his right hand in a mock ceremony and pledged not to make Mr. Hurd "look cool" even as he refused to oppose him.
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Still, there are some forms of public pressure — such as cornering politicians and pressing them on their environmental positions, as activists have done several times with former vice president Joe Biden, who is ahead in the race for the Democratic nomination — that simply have no online equivalent.
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On Monday, dozens of newly elected pro-democracy lawmakers gathered in front of Hong Kong Polytechnic University in support of some protesters who remain trapped inside after police stormed the campus last week, cornering hundreds of protesters inside who don't want to leave because they fear arrest.
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But as Mr. Trump and Mr. Tillerson review the choices that Mao Zedong made in 1950, and John F. Kennedy made in 1962, they will come to appreciate the risks of cornering an adversary — and find the clearest clues for a deal that Washington and Beijing could support.
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Froome's day was not without incident: On a downhill right-hand bend after the second of three notable climbs on the stage from Dole, Froome, a three-time Tour champion, went straight into the roadside grass instead of cornering, but managed to stay on his bike and quickly recover.
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Heavyweight legend Mike Tyson has been appointed to corner Chris Brown, which of course means that the tutelage of Iron Mike will be going up against the tutelage of another one of the sports best technical minds, Floyd Mayweather Jr., who will be both promoting the fight and cornering Soulja Boy.
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Another criticism of Mr. Robot's first season was that its hero often came off as if he was cornering you at a party (or maybe derailing the discussion on a Facebook post) to talk about his particular obsessions, many of which seemed to be derived directly from the film Fight Club.
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Xavier Becerra, spinning for Clinton here at Hofstra afterward joked are the "perpetual freaker-outers," or nearing 100 percent of the Democratic electorate who keep poll websites on constant refresh and have been cornering the market on Xanax prescriptions as the national numbers have tilted more and more toward Trump.
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The Good Switchblade-like looks • A raucous V10 engine • Fiendish cornering capabilities The Bad Interior trim is a bit chintzy • Impossible to Bruce Wayne two supermodels into the cabin The Bottom Line Lamborghini's Huracán LP 580-2 might be its entry-level car, but it's also the Italian supercar-maker's finest driving machine.
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While Bezos has continued to accumulate wealth and Amazon has become the single most important e-commerce company with the possibility of cornering nearly half of all U.S. online retail sales, their dizzying success has come with concerns the company is simply too powerful and should maybe be broken up or you know, regulated.
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I consider it growth that the last time I wanted someone's number, I waited to see if a more natural connection would form instead of cornering them at a party, asking them to reveal their deepest darkest secrets to me, and then texting them fifteen times once we had been apart for five minutes.
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Has anyone ever so undermined conventional gender expectations more than McCarthy cornering the air marshal played by her husband Ben Falcone on the flight in "Bridesmaids," asking him if he wanted to get back into that restroom and "not rest," her teeth over her bottom lip, her entire body making a strangely chill humping motion?
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"According to eDriving&aposs site, these are some of the behaviors that Mentor monitors and provides feedback on: "Harsh Acceleration, Braking and Cornering: These are major indicators of following too closely, aggressive driving, fatigue and distractionSpeeding: A major indicator of risky driving and increased threat of serious injuryReversing: One of the most dangerous driving maneuvers.
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" It wasn't her first reference of the night to Louis C.K. admitting that reports of him cornering women in order to masturbate in front of them were true; an earlier segment on the ongoing Roy Moore scandal mentioned C.K. as an example of how each community needs to (finally) "kick out its own creeps.
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"This is not a victory announcement, but a significant progress in the fight against Daesh," said Mustafa Bali, an SDF media official on Twitter after U.S.-backed fighters said they took a big step towards eradicating Islamic State's last territorial possession in eastern Syria, seizing the jihadist camp at Baghouz and cornering remaining fighters against the Euphrates river.
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If Iran feels that the Europeans are pressuring and cornering the country, we may actually get the opposite from Iran, which is that Iran actually expands its nuclear activity beyond what it is now, kicks out International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors, and makes the situation much more of a security dilemma to the Europeans than it is currently.
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But with GoPro announcing that it's only going to ease into this space — the company is running a pilot program for its own 360-degree camera ahead of a full consumer release sometime at the end of 2017 — Garmin might be able to get a head start on cornering the adrenaline junkie section of the nascent 360-degree photography market.
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Rudy Giuliani says President Obama's retaliation against Russia's interference in the 2016 White House race is a trivial move aimed at cornering President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Psychologically, it is exhausting to spend day after day filling my head with details about another rape, another man cornering an employee to masturbate aggressively in her general direction, another beloved Hollywood icon issuing a half-hearted apology about how he didn't know it was inappropriate to shower in front of one's employees/squeeze a co-worker's boobs on national television/grope 14-year-olds, etc.
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"The manager has access to daily, weekly, and monthly reporting for each driver, including the number of acceleration, braking, cornering, distraction and speeding events, number of trips, hours & miles driven, seat belt violations, engine off incidents, reversing incidents, fuel efficiency (MPG), coaching modules assigned, coaching modules viewed, and pre-trip and post-trip daily vehicle condition reports (DVCRs)," eDriving says on its support website for Amazon drivers.
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More from National Review: The right should lose little sleep over Trump's deal with the DemsThe Schumer option is dead endHow Trump is cornering the GOP But those who think that what is happening is a genuine revolution that will, as the New York Times put it in an analysis published on the front page of their Sunday edition, "Upend 150 Years of Two-Party Rule," are mistaken.
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The ad plays on the party's key messaging for Trump's pick, Judge Neil Gorsuch, in the hopes of cornering Democrats who called for former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's nominee to receive a Senate vote but are now mulling a filibuster on Gorsuch.
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With wider tires and a broader posture, the GT R is an even keener cornering machine than it's little brother the GT S. Discerning observers will notice that the front and rear fascias of the GT R have been reworked, compared to those of the GT S. Perhaps the most striking difference is the new "Panamericana" front grille with 15 chrome-plated vertical fins inspired by the racing version of the car.
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