Your estrogen is kicking your sex drive into high gear.
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A car could easily drive into a group of people.
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He tried to drive into the lane and got fouled.
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When we drive into town it's a lot of stimuli.
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And don't forget to drive into crowds in the streets.
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A drive into town from the mainland quickly reduces stress.
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Drive into certain neighborhoods, and you will find them unrecognizable.
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Suburbanites use it to drive into the city for drugs.
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Irving missed on a drive into traffic at the buzzer.
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Then I drive into neighborhoods and see Democratic canvassers everywhere.
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Reyes hit a 362-foot drive into the left field seats.
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Google is turning Drive into a much more robust backup tool.
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Every day I drive into work I'm like, 'Thank you, universe!
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She could talk on the phone and drive into the carwash.
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She says they should have the freedom to drive into Paris.
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Insert the drive into the Porsche's USB slot and start the car.
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But seriously, if it's more than a puddle, don't drive into it.
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Rizzo then hit an opposite-field drive into the left-field grandstand.
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Every day that I drive into work I think, 'Thank you universe.
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The triple was an opposite-field drive into the right field corner.
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When you drive into either town, the streets are not pitch-black.
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I drive into work downtown and park in my contract parking ramp.
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Ozuna struck out, but Molina followed by lashing a drive into right.
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They take a drive into the town where the retirement home is.
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Customers fear they may not be able to drive into city centers.
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They'll drive into the next town over to check out that new restaurant.
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But guard Sterling Gibbs (14 points) missed on a drive into the lane.
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If you drive into water, you're taking your life into your own hands.
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The ore is mined several hours' drive into the desert from Port Hedland.
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Many law enforcement agencies warned motorists not to drive into water-filled streets.
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It's behind their big drive into video, as well as article self-publishing.
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Judge followed LeMahieu with an opposite-field drive into the right field stands.
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When I drive into Virginia, I drive on highways named for Confederate leaders.
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We get ready to drive into Maine and spend the day exploring Portland.
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When motionless, burros are hard to spot and impossible to drive into ambush.
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Police said they would not allow farmers with tractors to drive into Athens.
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He gave no indication what might have prompted Self to drive into the restaurant.
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Newsom tells PEOPLE Stephanie's father is flying into Amsterdam and will drive into Brussels.
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GE's drive into cell therapy parallels its established role in bioprocessing for biotechnology drugs.
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It was the only Washington State drive into Michigan State territory before the break.
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Why, he wondered, would a civilian drive into the middle of a battle zone?
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Apple also put a hard drive into your WiFi router with the Time Capsule.
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And I always wanted to steal one, like, or drive into them or something.
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I hardly remember saying goodbye, or making the decision to drive into oncoming traffic.
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"It's time to turn your petition drive into a supporters' group," the email said.
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But, instead, he decides to go for a drive into town, without telling her.
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WARREN, Michigan — The Army is getting ready to drive into war — in driverless trucks.
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Uber driver Jose Antonio Avalos knows better than to drive into one of these colonias.
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Data can improve predictions of whether someone will fall ill or drive into a tree.
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Flooded streets turned a 15-minute drive into an ordeal lasting more than two hours.
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Springer followed with a no-doubt, two-run drive into the left-center field bleachers.
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The other lesson is you should never plug a random USB drive into your computer.
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The blast was a 368-foot opposite-field drive into the basket in left field.
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FOR a glimpse of how student housing has changed, drive into Newcastle from the east.
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Another slide features a car bearing a Chinese flag preparing to drive into a pit.
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He swung at the first pitch and lashed a sinking line drive into left field.
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Sometimes, on slow days, I drive into town 93 minutes just for a wifi binge.
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Flores turned on the pitch and rifled a line drive into the left-field seats.
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As we told you ... Kodak blamed his damn GPS for making him drive into Canada.
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I look forward to returning, though — if only to experience again the drive into the valley.
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The attacker then fled in a car, which he allegedly tried to drive into the officers.
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Facebook has selected London as the center to develop WhatsApp's drive into the mobile payments industry.
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So you actually get the ability to open the air lock and drive into the tube.
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Insert the thumb drive into your computer and create a folder on the drive called retropie.
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Then they got to work introducing the gene drive and its reversal drive into their yeast.
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We drive into Center City to make a few returns and exchanges at Anthropologie and J.Crew.
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Motorists pay up to £11.50 a day ($15.20) to drive into the centre of the city.
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Your goal is to program the car so that it will never drive into the booth.
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Drive into the slums and the more acute nature of the lack of basic utilities emerges.
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Purchasers can sometimes drive into another state that does not require these background checks, Kalesan said.
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The firm's drive into smartphones comes as growth in the global market slows while competition intensifies.
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They also need to have loyal social media followings that can be drive into the shops.
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Cody Bellinger then singled ahead of Kemp's 399-foot drive into the stands in left center.
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"We are all waiting for a deal where we can drive into the U.S.," he said.
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If you steal a car and drive into another suburb, you escape the local CCTV network.
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Most have not been home in years — to go home is to drive into Taliban territory.
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On the par five 9th, McIlroy pushed his drive into the rough and Olesen found water.
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It happened when Cub's player, Albert Almora Jr. hit a foul line drive into the stands.
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A procession of garbage trucks boxed-in our van for most of the drive into the landfill.
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I work in a very rural area, and I have to drive into town to get reception.
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If there's no other choice, do you drive into a group of young pedestrians, or elderly pedestrians?
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When they got to his apartment, Hufnagel told the reporter to drive into his building's parking garage.
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Sidner and her crew were logistically unable to drive into the park where the headquarters are located.
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Insert the blank USB flash drive into your computer and make sure it's formatted to FAT-32.
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Yet the truth is that people who drive into a crowded city are imposing costs on others.
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In the case of Stacy Ruffin, you could criticize the family's decision to drive into a flood.
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They will still drive into the city to work (that's why suppressing housing development only increases traffic).
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Salvador Perez followed with a single ahead of Moustakas' 405-foot drive into the right field seats.
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"I often thought, 'Why the hell would somebody drive into a place like that,' " Smoyer says today.
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Rivers answered with a drive into the paint and a shot over the Oklahoma City big men.
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A man tried to drive into a crowd in Antwerp, Belgium, on Thursday but was stopped. Mrs.
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A Reuters cameraman saw trucks carrying armed paramilitary gendarmes drive into crowds and fire volleys of teargas.
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A 210-mph line drive into the seats seared an imprint of the ball's seams on her forehead.
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"I see a clear spot in the forest, no road, and I drive into the forest," Pierce said.
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To add a drive you simply pull out a carriage and snap the drive into place without tools.
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The drive into the town of Hajin, which Syrian forces cleared 20 days ago, is a joyless trip.
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Portland could not hang onto edge, however, as the Jazz made it tougher to drive into the paint.
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On a drive into the blackened foothills from nearby Chico, thick smoke lingered, making it difficult to breathe.
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Gyorko, who had three hits, rifled a 431-foot drive into the left-field grandstands an inning later.
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Your relaxing round of golf becomes anything but after you've shanked your third straight drive into the woods.
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The arrows show us which way to drive into the circle, but how are we supposed to escape?
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I had been playing with the reverse answer concept and was inspired by my weekly drive into town.
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He turned instead to an academic career, while at the same time channeling his creative drive into composition.
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Yoenis Cespedes then hit a line drive into the left-field bleachers, putting the Mets up, 5-0.
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If you drive into the poorer communities of Puerto Rico, you will see the scourge of toxic landfills.
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Tyson Foods bought IBP in 21990, and its red oval logo greets visitors as they drive into town.
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Tencent could help accelerate Tesla's drive into the vast Chinese market, where some 28m cars were sold last year.
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Do not try to drive into the Churchill Downs parking lot unless you have a pre-assigned parking spot.
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Then, you can pop the thumb drive into any x86 PC that supports booting from a USB and—voila!
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During the melee, an elderly woman using a motorized scooter tries to drive into the group to separate them.
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Harper followed Wilmer Difo's third-inning leadoff single with his 21st homer, a drive into the right-field seats.
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A drive into the city center would take a little less than 30 minutes, depending, of course, on traffic.
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But if someone inserted a drive into their internet-connected computer and opened the files, the researchers were alerted.
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The 377-foot drive into the right-field stands was the third baseman's sixth in the last 11 games.
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"The right tires for the conditions can transform an otherwise stressful, challenging drive into a liberated experience," Rogers said.
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Leave a city or settlement of any notable size, and drive into the rice fields of rural northeastern Thailand.
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A few weeks later, I saw armored military vehicles in position at strategic intersections on my drive into work.
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Just an hour's drive into the countryside, communities are cut off from sustainable supplies of food, water and medication.
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Many people drive into Midtown and Lower Manhattan because they bear no cost other than the price of gas.
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A Capitol police officer on patrol at the time saw Mr. Reed drive into the monument, Mr. Powell said.
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Today, the drive into Gurgaon — now officially known as Gurugram — is a blur of glass buildings and company logos.
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The highways out of town were at almost a standstill, turning their eight-hour drive into a sixteen-hour journey.
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Brantley extended his hitting streak to 10 games by hitting a line drive into the gap in left-center field.
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Jones then followed with his seventh homer of the year, a 418-foot line drive into the left field bleachers.
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Pham tied it in the sixth with his 12th homer, an opposite field 374-drive into the right field bleachers.
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The company will be chaired by Moncef Slaoui, GSK's vaccines head, who pioneered the drugmaker's drive into the bioelectronics field.
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Paul DeJong hit a two-out single and scored when Taylor misjudged Jose Martinez's line drive into a RBI double.
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After a pair of Syracuse fouls that didn't result in free throws, Allen's drive into the lane came up empty.
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This posed a problem for the Michigan-based astronomy club: their balloon is now a six hour drive into Canada.
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The growth of Alibaba's virtual credit business and WeChat's drive into enabling consumers' financial management are testimony to that fact.
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The protesters' fate Footage from last week's uprising captured government vehicles appearing to target and drive into crowds of protesters.
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Last night, under a minute left, Thomas's fearless drive into the literal guts of James Ennis III sealed the win.
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Commuters to Manhattan, about 70 miles southwest, can drive into New York to catch the Metro-North Railroad's Harlem line.
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Ahmed hit a line drive into the left field corner on the first pitch from DeSclafani in the third inning.
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The traffic is truly horrendous and can turn what should be a 30-minute drive into a 90-minute slog.
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To back up your computer data, you plug your external hard drive into your computer and run the backup program.
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They try to flag down a car that's about to drive into their blockade but the car doesn't stop moving.
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Mover can help companies move data from Box, Dropbox, Egnyte and Google Drive into Microsoft's OneDrive and SharePoint, Teper wrote.
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With one out, Hosmer dropped a 389-foot drive into the left field stands to tie the score at 1.
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Starting in 2021, motorists will have to pay a toll when they drive into most snarl-prone parts of Manhattan.
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The right-handed-hitting Ramos followed with a 333-foot drive into the right-field seats ... again with two strikes.
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New York recently approved congestion pricing, a plan to make it more expensive to drive into the heart of Manhattan.
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Descalso drew a walk to open the fourth and scored on the switch-hitting Vargas' drive into the right field seats.
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Dozens more were injured when suspect James Alex Fields, Jr. used his car to drive into counter protestors at the rally.
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Just plug the portable drive into your computer and you're already set to store and transfer your favorite files at will.
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You have to drive into it, or poke around in strip malls and neighborhoods until you find the thing you need.
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Defensively, Trout made a diving backhanded catch of RF Seth Smith's line drive into left-center field in the sixth inning.
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After getting ready, we make smoothies and head out the door to drive into Long Island to go to a farm.
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The moment when a woman tried to drive into the route of the Plymouth half marathon - while the race was underway.
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The bomber tried to drive into a convoy carrying Irfid, but missed and rammed into a minibus carrying passengers, police said.
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As dawn broke on the drive into the Highlands, the air smelled of dew and wood smoke from open-fire cooking.
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It wasn't until Oklahoma City stopped settling for long jumpers and began to drive into the paint that they found success.
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Kepler gave Minnesota a 2-0 lead in the fourth inning with a 404-foot drive into the right field bleachers.
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The discussion of "Death by GPS," where people blithely drive into terrible trouble because GPS says to, is gripping and horrifying.
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In the video, Mr. Sarfo can be seen shouting and cheering as he and other militants drive into a Syrian city.
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Instead of letting Mirotic rise up and shoot, even if it's a long two, Forbes should've forced a drive into help.
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Or maybe the desert is more your speed, where you can drive into the horizon and immerse yourself in deafening silence.
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About 880,21 people drive into this congestion zone every weekday, according to the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council, a planning agency.
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The authorities said that Mr. Courtier's girlfriend, Colleen Hunt, urged him to drive into Mr. Bruce after the two men scuffled.
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To know that you could drive into another state and not be considered a parent anymore, that's a pretty terrifying situation.
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I start walking through Nolita to take the long way home when my mom facetimes me from her drive into work.
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Some of these vulnerabilities require local intervention (like installing a malware-infected USB drive into a TV port), but others don't.
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As the prices at the Belnord have risen, the size of the vehicles that drive into the courtyard has also grown.
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So after hooking his drive into the rough, he pulled out a two-wood instead of laying up in the fairway.
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So they keep conducting painful searches to find people who can drive into their offices and sit, unnecessarily, bound by four walls.
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The second approach is to put the drive into the middle of a gene that, unlike "yellow", an organism needs to survive.
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One of the things they had to do was drive into the airplane fuselage, which was non-trivial getting up in there.
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He planned to drive into the mountains, attach a hose to his car's exhaust pipe and let the carbon monoxide kill him.
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Two outs later, Upton hit his 26th home run, a drive into the Detroit bullpen in left off a 1-1 slider.
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Stockholm Västerås warns travellers that it wil take them at least 70 minutes to drive into Sweden's capital from the arrivals terminal.
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Chris Iannetta opened the inning with a double to right immediately ahead of Alonso's 363-foot drive into the right-field seats.
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After Big Bend, I would drive into New Mexico for many epic sites, the first of which is Carlsbad Caverns National Park.
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Pillar, the Toronto Blue Jays' center fielder, smoked a deep drive into the right-field corner at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
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We'll drive into the city to admire the festive windows on Fifth Avenue, and we'll take a few selfies at Rockefeller Center.
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It's long past time to discourage the many motorists who drive into Manhattan every day as a matter of choice, not necessity.
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Next year, New York will become the first American city to charge a fee to drive into the busiest areas of Manhattan.
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One out later, Morrison followed with his 11th of the year, a 417-foot drive into the second deck in right-center.
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On September 25, Chapman convinced Feden to drive into the desert to participate in a "bondage themed photo shoot," the complaint said.
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Hernandez sparked the Phillies' two-run fifth with his career-high 10th homer — a 381-foot drive into the right field stands.
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I drive into the outer dark, pressing the gas through my socks, determined that I will never return to these false lights.
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A drive into the rough on the left, a second shot into worse greenside rough and eventually a long missed par putt.
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A drive into the rough on the left, a second shot into worse greenside rough and eventually a long missed par putt.
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"Yeah, just couldn't drive into (Turn) 1 like I wanted to or didn't do it or whatever," Elliott said of his qualifying effort.
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In 2012 some Japanese students visiting Australia were told to drive into the Pacific Ocean because of a glitch in their GPS system.
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Technically, Amy's job in the Tacoma station is just plugging a hard drive into each ring and waiting for data to trickle in.
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Alonso made it 3-0 with his 19th homer of the season, a 418-foot drive into the Twins' bullpen in right-center.
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The revered military strategist is known for leading the 1st Marine Division's drive into Baghdad during the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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Hicks led off with his drive into the gap into right-center field for his first triple in 365 official career at-bats.
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Based on forum advice I got some nail type tent pegs that were easy to drive into the ground and a rubber mallet.
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Renfroe followed off reliever Bryan Shaw with an opposite-field drive into the right field seats for his first homer of the season.
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Before the big move, she had done some research on the best time to drive into the city in a large moving truck.
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An inning later, Hunter Dozier extended the lead with a line drive into the seats in left, his club-leading seventh home run.
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The man then tried to drive into the front of the police station before driving it into a roller door under the station.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has praised the country's former military dictatorship, advocated torture and threatened to destroy, jail or drive into exile his political opponents.
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Each day, as his comrades pushed deeper into Mosul, he would take his bulldozer and drive into the next Islamic State-held street.
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Adam Jones singled with one out, and Walker connected for a 447-foot drive into the second deck of the left-field bleachers.
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The most notable effort came in 2008, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposed an $8 fee to drive into Midtown and Lower Manhattan.
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But as long as we build streets that encourage people to drive into the city and to move around it at 35 m.p.h.
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But every little bit of data, and every nerve-wracking drive into a firestorm, will help California navigate its epic trial by wildfire.
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But it now operates in Pakistan, and CEO Andrew Watkins-Ball recently moved to JUMO's Singapore office to lead the drive into Asia.
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The five, who were in a new cherry red SUV, had set out from Hyderabad that day for a drive into the countryside.
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Alewife station in Cambridge is a good example of easy, affordable access into Boston's transit system without needing to drive into the city.
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It's a pleasant 30-minute drive into Maryland to the battlefield at Antietam, site of the bloodiest day of combat in US history.
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Without the Sand Hill Road signage or polo and blazer combination, Mazzeo is investing his hustle and drive into the blossoming LA tech community.
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Instead, it often requires a three-hour drive into the heart of Silicon Valley, which Moneta's small team has been making more often lately.
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"We are not moving off this island," says a handwritten sign that's staked in front of a teal house on the drive into town.
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CNN investigations have uncovered the role that a controversial Russian businessman -- Yevgeny Prigozhin, dubbed "Putin's chef" -- has played in the Kremlin's drive into Africa.
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His mission: Try to drive into the seaside canyon where we've lived for three years to see whether our neighborhood is still a neighborhood.
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Scott told residents not to drive into standing water and to avoid downed power lines, saying crews were working hard to ensure limited disruptions.
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Agent Cooper – the sympathetic point of view character of character of the original series – didn't drive into town until 30 minutes into the thing.
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Google announced an update to Google Maps today that will make it easier for its users to find parking when they drive into town.
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An Oregon DOC spokesperson told Motherboard that a prisoner copied staff files when an employee unwittingly put a malicious thumb drive into a computer.
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Xi's plane is expected to touch down at noon local time, and he will then drive into the city in a heavily protected motorcade.
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Plan to drive into the park early so you can be in a great spot for totality, which will happen approximately 1:30 p.m.
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The brand went public in 1996, and LVMH bought it in 2001 for $643 million as part of a drive into the American market.
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Reyes' 33th homer of the season, a 422-foot drive into the seats in right-center, followed a two-out single by Greg Garcia.
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Next year, New York will become the first American city to impose congestion pricing, a fee to drive into the busiest parts of Manhattan.
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I was in center, and he hit a line drive into the gap that I thought I could cut off with a dazzling catch.
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Not on the first hole, where he salvaged par after pulling his drive into the trees and hitting his approach short of the green.
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The Yankees regained the lead with two runs on Stanton's homer, his fourth of the season — a line drive into the right-field seats.
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Reyes' 15th homer of the season, a 422-foot drive into the seats in right-center, followed a two-out single by Greg Garcia.
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Drive into New York with Raf for a benefit reading with the poet Billy Collins at the Frick Collection and a working dinner afterward.
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Its expansive and exuberant production is a soundtrack for that drive into the 6, one that's both overwhelming and at the same time, incredibly comforting.
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Freeman made it 63-0 in the third with his 28th homer of the season, a three-run drive into the bullpen in left-center.
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After Gregorio Petit walked, Escobar hit a sinking line drive into center field that brought Ryan home and gave Fernando Salas (2500-260) the win.
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James for example listened to tapes of Tommy talking on the drive into work, but didn't actually meet the man until they met on-set.
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Once you drive into the designated Drive Up parking area, Target staff will come outside with your order reportedly within an average of two minutes.
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"If someone spends all their time digging their car out, do not drive into that spot," said Mr Daley in a press conference in 2000.
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Hadwin had fallen back into a tie with Cantlay at the par-four 16th, carving his drive into a water hazard and dropping two shots.
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Solarte tied the game in the bottom of the second on a 347-foot, opposite-field drive into the first row of seats in left.
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After the Rockies took a 3-1 lead, Villanueva connected for his second homer off Freeland, a line drive into the second deck in left.
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After walking in his first plate appearance on Tuesday, he lashed a homer off deGrom on a low line drive into the left field bullpen.
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Over the years, Mr. Bolsonaro has exalted the country's military dictatorship, advocated torture and threatened to destroy, jail or drive into exile his political opponents.
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The president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, has exalted the country's military dictatorship, advocated torture and threatened to destroy, jail or drive into exile his political opponents.
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"I look at it as an additional tax on people who drive into Manhattan, often not wealthy people, but middle-class people," Mr. Weprin said.
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Only 3 percent of poor and near-poor outer-borough workers drive into Manhattan for their jobs, the Community Service Society of New York found.
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Tucker ripped a line drive into right field with one out, but it was erased when Tanaka induced a double-play ball from Robinson Chirinos.
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The plan, which he calls a daisy drive, separates the components of any gene drive into discrete parts—a genetic version of a multistage rocket.
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Cal pulled within single-digits when Kareem South ended the field-goal drought, first with a 3-pointer then with a drive into the paint.
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Grady Jarrett, the Atlanta defensive tackle, almost single-handedly turned what looked like a sure-thing touchdown drive into a field goal for the Patriots.
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"You guys should be in the dugouts when somebody hits a line drive into the stands and see the expression on guys' faces," Collins said.
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It will soon cost more — well over $28.8 — to drive into the busiest neighborhoods, from 212th Street in Midtown all the way to the Battery.
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Smith scored his first basket on a drive into the lane with an up-and-under layup and added another in a fast-break opportunity.
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And when Marco and Carla flee to the woods and drive into a stream to escape a police car, you recognize the degree of their illness.
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With Marte at first base, Trout made a diving backhanded catch of Seth Smith's line drive into left-center field to record the inning's second out.
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Redskins punter Tress Way completed a 31-yard pass to Quinton Dunbar on a fourth-and-12 to extend a scoring drive into the fourth quarter.
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Holder had again decided he wanted to grab some food and directed her to drive into the parking lot from which she saw Hussle and others.
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Detroit closed to 4-3 in the sixth on Stewart's third homer of the season, a 409-foot drive into the second deck in right-center.
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" Vehicles will drive into a parking space and one of Stable Auto's robots will be used to "automate the connection between the vehicle and the charger.
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To get started with ReadyBoost, pop your USB drive into a Windows computer, then open up File Explorer, right-click on the drive, and choose Properties.
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Using tiny poking implements they physically manipulate the drive into working, much like a chiropractor pushes here, then there, to slide a wonky vertebra in place.
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PA) has agreed to buy Movenpick Hotels & Resorts for 560 million Swiss francs ($567 million) as CEO Sebastien Bazin pushes his expansion drive into emerging markets.
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Uber is making an aggressive global drive into takeaway meal deliveries, gearing up with a big staff recruitment campaign to enter at least 22 more countries.
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After pulling his drive into a water hazard — the Pacific Ocean — McIlroy took a penalty stroke and then hit a brilliant third shot from 220 yards.
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In the visitors' half of the seventh on opening day in 1996, Cardinals outfielder Ray Lankford dropped a soft line drive into the left field corner.
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The Yankees provided all the help Tanaka needed with a four-run fourth, which was capped by Refsnyder's drive into the gap in right-center field.
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Auburn's potential game-sealing field-goal attempt in the final minutes was blocked by Commodores linebacker Zach Cunningham, setting up a Vanderbilt drive into Auburn's territory.
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As those with higher incomes are more likely to drive into the city, making parking cost a little more to subsidize public transit will improve equity.
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He led off the fifth with another single against Jason Vargas, and Russell followed with a drive into the bleachers in left for his fifth homer.
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The turnover, an interception by defensive tackle Damon Harrison, started a solid 26-yard drive into the end zone and the Giants were ahead, 6-0.
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On special occasions like Mother's Day, the gangs will drive into villages in trucks loaded with gifts for townspeople, including televisions, blenders and other home appliances.
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Deadly multicar crashes generally occur when cars and trucks traveling at interstate speed drive into what is essentially a low-lying cloud and quickly lose visibility.
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Visitors can drive into the parking lot next to the Sandringham Cafe or leave their cars on the highway close to the cafe, before lining up.
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Underscoring the drive into high-margin businesses, IBM in October agreed to buy Red Hat, the company's biggest acquisition in its more than 100-year history.
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Those houses are the first people see as they drive into Brighton, and the council wanted people to get a good impression as they drove in.
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In Virginia, live coverage followed the tan armored SUV that picked up the one-time FBI director up at his home for the drive into the city.
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Suddenly it was all too much: I wanted to die and I started crying, trying not to give in to the impulse to drive into a wall.
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It's reminiscent of The Office episode where Steve Carell's Michael Scott character has no choice but to obey the GPS and drive into a body of water.
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After a solid drive into the first cut on the right side, Tiger Woods put himself on the green in two on the par-5 13th hole.
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With its core chipmaking business slowing down, Intel accelerated its drive into the market for autonomous cars by agreeing to pay $15.3bn for Mobileye, an Israeli company.
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Judge's low line drive into the seats in left field was his 14th of the season, while Sanchez hit his 29th and the 100th of his career.
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Will (Theo James) and his pregnant fiancé Sam (Kat Graham) hop in their car, a four-wheel Jeep stolen from another family, and drive into the sunset.
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For everyone else, Google has just released a tool that turns Google Drive into a useful utility for backing up data to Google's cloud before switching devices.
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Correa scored Altuve with a deep fly ball to right field, and Gurriel followed with his third homer, a line drive into the Crawford Boxes in left.
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That he had jumped into her car with a knife and held it to her throat, made her drive into the woods, and tried to rape her.
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Kepler led off the bottom of the fifth with his 32nd homer of the season, a 355-foot opposite-field drive into the flower bed in left.
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Miguel Sano walked two outs later to load the bases, and Polanco followed with his game-winning hit, a line drive into the gap in right-center.
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He was in danger of falling back into a tie with Wood after pulling his drive into the brutal hay-like rough at the par-four 17th.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)The drive into the hills around Caracas passes a burned-out police station, an overturned car, queues for bread, and a smoldering trash can.
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Given that pending challenge, Instacart is going to have to find new ways to outmaneuver Amazon as it tries to drive into some of its biggest markets.
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The switch-hitting Mejia's first major league homer was a 395-foot drive into the seats in left-center to give the Padres a 1-0 lead.
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Before them, I spent far too much of my time trying to ignore the awful little voice in my head encouraging me to drive into oncoming traffic.
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Erik Hagerman heads out for his morning ritual, a 30-minute drive into town for coffee and a scone at his favorite coffee shop in Athens, Ohio.
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Even with an increase in tolls, it's still, generally speaking, cheaper—or at least roughly comparable—for two people to drive into Manhattan than take public transportation.
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Congestion pricing: It could soon cost more than $10 to drive into parts of Manhattan under a new plan that is expected to be adopted April 1.
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There was a hasty phone call, a long drive into the night and an emotional reunion with Eddy Galland, Mr. Domnitz's friend and Mr. Shafran's unsettling double.
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Duda's homer, his 17th of the season, was a whistling line drive into the visitors' bullpen in right-center field on a 3-2 fastball from Lynn.
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So I found it a relief to drive into the forest and sit on Cyrus's porch, eating pistachios and watching motes of pollen circulate in the sunlight.
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Sales of diesel vehicles, a key source of profits for the German carmakers, plunged because drivers feared they would not be allowed to drive into urban areas.
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On a desktop it's a little more set-it-and-forget-it; just plug a hard drive into your USB port, set up the backup utility, and go.
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Ryan Schimpf opened the fifth with his 10th homer of the season — and his first since May 8 — on a 368-foot drive into the right-field seats.
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Wayward tee shots led to bogeys at the 12th, 13th and 14th and Woods ran up a double at the 15th after hooking his drive into a hazard.
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This version only works on F-Series models and it can only be installed in person, by plugging a USB drive into the TV you want to infect.
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Esvelt and his colleagues were the first to suggest that the gene-editing technology Crispr could be used to turn the theory of a gene drive into reality.
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Over the years, I've moved him into a big home, got him trucks to drive - which he'll literally drive into the ground until I get him something else.
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But the Padres got to Stratton for five hits in the bottom of the inning, with Myers' 414-foot drive into the Padres' bullpen being the decisive blow.
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But we did drive into the mountains one afternoon, to San Pellegrino Terme, maybe the spookiest spot we visited, nearly 14 miles and about a hundred years away.
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It mirrors the CME's drive into the physical aluminum premium space and seeks to build on a recent surge in trading activity in its core copper futures contract.
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While cleaning his home that year, he mistakenly put the drive into a waste bin at his local landfill site in Newport, South Wales, where it got buried.
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Durvalumab, which AstraZeneca flagged in 433 as having annual sales potential of $6.5 billion, is central to its drive into oncology - but it is not the only asset.
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The driver happens to be President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, and he is taking viewers on a leisurely drive into the heart of his country's civil war.
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People routinely drive into town to use Wi-Fi in the public library and other spots for software updates, online shopping or schoolwork, said Elbert Koontz, Republic's mayor.
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"All of this stuff is tied together, so that when we drive into the driveway, the home knows we're approaching, turns lights on and unlocks doors," he said.
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He also said that congestion pricing — charging fees to drive into the most crowded parts of Manhattan as a way to raise money for transit — was worth considering.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: We often drive into Manhattan from our home in New Jersey, so my children know how hard it is to find a parking spot.
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Minnesota cut it to 2-1 in the third on Wade's second home run of the season, a 416-foot drive into the second deck in right-center.
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Another sign that retail isn't quite dead yet: Today's consumers are also drawn to the street retail experience that the suburban mall, ironically enough, helped drive into decline.
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He said that someone had threatened to drive into the crowd of protesters, which would be a copy of the attack that occurred in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday.
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In 2014, she was arrested when she tried to drive into Saudi Arabia with a driver's license from the United Arab Emirates, nominally valid also in Saudi Arabia.
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In October, the ride-hailing firm released a 97-page white paper outlining plans for flying cars that could turn a two-hour drive into a 15-minute flight.
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The Wellington-based company delisted itself from the New Zealand stock exchange earlier this year in order to consolidate its Australian listing and support its drive into global markets.
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I've decided I'm done even trying to drive into work, and I'll be joining the rest of my team in working from home for the rest of the week.
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Rosario smacked his 25th homer, a 409-foot drive into the second deck in right-center, leading off the sixth and breaking the team's single-season home run mark.
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In the same interview, Markopoulos also warned that the financial fraud scandal would eventually drive into bankruptcy, and it was time to see how much longer it could survive.
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"We want the best to become perfect," Pole explains in a video that shows him dropping a flash drive into a letter addressed to Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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RF Aaron Judge had not homered in his previous 9 at-bats until he hit a 30-foot drive into the left-center field bleachers in the fourth inning.
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However, the Dodgers tied the game when Barnes opened the seventh with his fourth homer of the season, a drive into the first row in left off Trey Wingenter.
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Commuters can drive into the city in about 40 minutes or ride the DeCamp Bus Line No. 33, which runs from Lakeside Avenue to the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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But it would be harnessed for a new purpose: charging a daily fee to drive into a congestion zone from 60th Street south to the Battery during busy times.
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In the second half, the mere threat of Williams lurking down low caused Joel Berry II to turn a routine drive into a circus layup that failed to drop.
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McNeil broke up the scoreless tie with his 23rd homer, a towering drive into the visitors' bullpen down the right field line with one out in the sixth inning.
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In the third, Cespedes showed a glimpse of the Gold Glove form he displayed in 2015, running down a Tommy Pham line drive into the left-center-field gap.
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Although I was more than 30 weeks pregnant, I pushed off an obstetrician visit — the long drive into the city in a cab seemed too fraught with strangers' exhalations.
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Davis and Wilson Ramos led off the ninth with hits off Doolittle and Frazier sent a drive into the second deck in left, sending the fans into a frenzy.
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While plugging plug a mouse, a phone, or a thumb drive into your computer, you try to stick the USB into its slot, only to find it stopping prematurely.
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Davis and Wilson Ramos led off the ninth with hits off Doolittle and Frazier sent a drive into the second deck in left, sending the fans into a frenzy.
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A normal morning drive into Washington, D.C. turned into a cute moment when a commuter saw a raccoon holding on to the back of a garbage truck in Arlington, Virginia.
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During the May 29 game, Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr. hit a line drive into the field-level seats on the third-base side at the Astros' Minute Maid Park.
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While he did not see the van drive into the crowd, Dave told BuzzFeed News that from his apartment's balcony he could see several people hobbling down the street injured.
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Uber's Pakistan launch is part of a $250 million drive into central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, Shaden Abdellatif, Uber's head of communications for the region, told Reuters.
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Here, Kelela and her friends drive into the crotch of a statue and end up in some kind of time warp, which is an unexpected addition to the driving canon.
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Eight of the game's 12 runs were scored in the second, including five by the Padres, with Myers' 414-foot drive into the San Diego bullpen being the decisive blow.
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Enriquez described Shea Boulevard as the main artery into the area and the protesters' actions were causing motorists to drive into oncoming traffic as they tried to get around them.
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New York tied it in the third on Urshela's 10th homer of the season, a 405-foot drive into the bullpen in left-center, and an RBI single by Encarnacion.
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Saltalamacchia connected off Arquimedes Caminero (24-21) with two outs in the sixth inning, hitting a drive into the bleachers that enabled the Tigers to erase a 21-20 deficit.
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With the game tied at 103 with 27.4 seconds left, Jack worked a pick-and-roll with Porzingis and saw a crease to drive into the lane against Jrue Holiday.
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Cruz then made it 7-2 with a 466-foot drive into the third deck in left, the 10th time this season the Twins have had back-to-back homers.
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On the drive into the debate, I see a group of Latino kids in the middle of an organized protest, marching off of the university campus with a police escort.
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On the sixth hole, he put his drive into a bunker, blasted out, hit a 2-iron into another bunker, blasted out to five feet and sank the par putt.
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In the bottom of the inning, his two-run home run, a line drive into the lower right-field seats, capped a five-run inning that broke the game open.
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We head towards my cousin's house in Park Slope because I don't want to drive into the city and I'm more familiar with Park Slope, having visited there several times.
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Brunswick Heads, about an hour's drive into New South Wales, has great vintage stores, boutiques and a riverfront park where kids, dogs and families splash in the tidal Brunswick River.
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Second baseman Odor opened the second inning by pulling a drive into the right field seats off Padres right-handed starter Tyson Ross for his third homer of the season.
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Though Democratic lawmakers remain largely unsatisfied by the White House's economic penalties against the NATO ally, Trump insisted that senior administration officials are endeavoring to halt Turkey's drive into Syria.
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I was born in East Gippsland, in a town called Club Terrace, which lies a farther three-hour drive into the increasingly wild countryside that eventually becomes temperate rain forest.
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You need look no further than the suburban community of Frisco, roughly a 40-minute drive into downtown Dallas and only a 10-minute drive from Toyota Motor North America headquarters.
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Travis Jankowski drew a walk to open the inning and scored when Urias went the opposite way on a 340-foot drive into the short porch down the line in right.
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Anthony Rizzo led off with a walk and scored two outs later on Baez's 16th home run of the season, a 376-foot opposite field drive into the right field bleachers.
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This upgrade kit provides all the essentials you need to backup files, install new components, reuse the original hard drive, and convert your PS4's drive into a new portable one.
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Gregoire said the city was awaiting new legislation to reduce bus traffic and would put in place parking spots outside the city so that buses no longer drive into the center.
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When a fabric was not ready in time for our meeting after multiple delays, I demanded to be taken to the original factory, located a three-hour drive into the countryside.
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A drive into the centre of town, for example, creates congestion for everyone else; a company dumping waste into a river poisons the downstream drinking water; carbon emissions warm everyone's planet.
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Gregoire said the city was awaiting new legislation to reduce bus traffic and would put in place parking spots outside the city so that buses no longer drive into the centre.
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Surreal scenes Social media users posted surreal images showing motorists -- before the collapse -- choosing to drive into the black smoke that wafted onto the highway as the fire burned beneath them.
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Surreal scenes Social media users posted surreal images showing motorists -- before the collapse -- choosing to drive into the black smoke that billowed onto the highway as the fire burned beneath them.
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Minnesota pulled within 9-6 in the fourth on a two-run homer by Gonzalez, a 420-foot drive into the second deck in left, and a sacrifice fly by Garver.
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She three-putted the par-4 16th, failed to get up and down from a bunker on the par-3 173th and hooked her drive into the water on the 18th.
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The PCMCIA format, with its standardized design and foolproof installation process (just plug it into the slot!), made adding a hard drive into a machine something a mere mortal could do.
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He planned to drive into the woods to carry out his suicide plan, but when after 25 minutes of watching our house the police still hadn't arrived, he called them again.
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Dozier homered on the first pitch from Ian Kennedy (26-22), then hit a two-run shot in the third and a solo drive into the upper deck in the eighth.
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Bregman followed him with a sharp single, and Altuve added a drive into the left-center gap, chasing Bregman home to put the Astros ahead for the first time, 9-8.
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Our geographical integration is so complete that in some parts of the country, such as Port Roberts, just south of Vancouver, it is easy to drive into US territory by mistake.
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But Mr. Weprin remained concerned about how the governor's plan would affect lower and middle-class commuters who drive into Manhattan because they do not have convenient access to public transportation.
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British police arrested a man on suspicion of terrorism offences, saying he appeared to deliberately drive into cyclists before ramming a car into security barriers outside the British parliament in London.
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Cruz hit his 13th home run of the season in the bottom of the seventh, a 413-foot drive into the upper deck in right-center, to make it 5-3.
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And, when Beeks delivered a 3-1 fastball, so too did the results — a drive into the left-field seats — that the Yankees' catcher has spent much of the season chasing.
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She gave some sense of the answer on our drive into Concord with her ten-year-old son Declan, whom we planned to drop off at baseball camp before our jog.
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The process isn't particularly difficult—YouTube is packed with tutorials—but it is more of a serious undertaking than just splitting your current hard drive into two with a few mouse clicks.
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Amazon has instructed drivers not to place packages within the path of car traffic so that all-important ultrawide monitor or digital piano keyboard isn't crushed as you drive into the garage.
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Most programs either identify a core part of the city or specific zones within the city to institute a flat or variable rate fee on vehicles that drive into the specified areas.
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A witness to the attack in Quetta, Abdul Haleem, who was waiting to cast his ballot, said he saw a motorcycle drive into the crowd of voters just seconds before the explosion.
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"You put the gold in the suitcase and you drive into Uganda," he laughed, brandishing a 500 gram brick of solid gold in one hand, a Ugandan driver's license in the other.
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Abreu led off the fourth with his 13th homer of the season, a 421-foot drive into the second deck above the bullpens in left-center, to cut it to 2-1.
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"You could have told me you had a gun," Will huffs, as if there was no expectation that a decorated soldier of sour temperament would drive into the apocalypse without carrying one.
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World number 45 Olesen, the lowest ranked of the 24 players taking part, looked dry-mouthed as he addressed his ball on the first tee and sent a nervy drive into water.
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That has brought the potential costs for a weekday drive into the city center to £21.50, approaching $30 — far more, in fact, than the cost of a latte or a double espresso.
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Sano joined Nelson Cruz (37), Max Kepler (36), Eddie Rosario (31) and Mitch Garver (30) in the 30-homer club with a 482-foot drive into the third deck in left-center.
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Sano joined Nelson Cruz (37), Max Kepler (36), Eddie Rosario (31) and Mitch Garver (211) in the 2400-homer club with a 26-foot drive into the third deck in left-center.
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The Ironworks, which was the old foundry, was one of the major projects and one of the big things you see when you drive into Beloit now because it's just so huge.
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Johnny Gaudreau used his wheels to drive into the offensive zone and draw the attention of all the defenders before feeding the trailing Hamilton, and he ripped home a shot from the slot.
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Because TV networks never met a joke they couldn't drive into the ground, David S. Pumpkins — Tom Hanks' breakout Saturday Night Live character — is getting his own animated Halloween special, NBC announced Thursday.
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I've figured out that it makes more sense for me to drive into the city than to take the bus, but I can only afford it if it means not paying for parking.
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As we drive into the country and toward the final holdout of the Islamic State, we pass a long line of US military equipment and supplies being withdrawn, speeding in the opposite direction.
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Ulf Mark Schneider, a German medical industry veteran, is expected to speed the drive into health-oriented products when he becomes the first Nestle outsider chief executive in nearly a century in January.
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And that's the case here, too — the Tesla Model X in question, rather than accelerating into a building autonomously (which would have made for great clickbait), was told to drive into the building.
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It was far less modest: Torreyes ripped a line drive into the left-center gap that just eluded the grasp of center fielder Coco Crisp and rolled to the wall for a triple.
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Mr. Schaaf said he had no problem with people standing up for a cause, but he was tired of navigating a police checkpoint if he wanted to drive into Mandan for a pizza.
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They are part of a swath of eastern Queens and Brooklyn that forms a belt of opposition to tolls on the free East River bridges or any new fees to drive into Manhattan.
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Spieth said it was one of the first images that popped into Greller's head after Spieth hit his now-famous wayward drive into the thick grass on the 13th in the final round.
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Congestion pricing has many obvious opponents, starting with people who will have to pay new fees to drive into the heart of New York City, as well as their representatives in the Legislature.
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He went two under on the front nine and was still two under with two holes to play but bogeyed the 17th and then hit a drive into the rough on the 18th.
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Tara Guertin said she let her friends borrow her jeep to go sightseeing and, while on the road, the app told them to drive into the boat launch near the Coast Guard station.
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Some TVs — particularly those in Europe and other places outside the United States — allow you to plug a USB drive into the back and record shows right to the drive with little hassle.
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Jump too soon, and the pick-setter will slip the screen for an easy roll; jump too late and the guard will split the hedge and drive into the teeth of the defense.
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Despite early foul trouble by point guard Ashton Hagans, Kentucky's suffocating defense forced LSU into 33-percent shooting (9 of 27) and contained Waters' ability to direct the offense and drive into the lane.
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Partitioning splits your hard drive into multiple drives: You don't actually take a saw to your internal disk, but you do split it up into chunks at the lowest level of the operating system.
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Sano tied it with his 14th homer of the year leading off the bottom of the seventh, a 443-foot drive into the third deck in left, which also ended the night for Anderson.
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We count six camo shops and five small cell stores as we drive into downtown Altar, which is a plaza, in cartel parlance, that the Sinaloa cartel and Los Zetas are currently battling over.
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But proposals to reduce the high general reserve requirements on retail loans, up to 130% on certain consumer portfolios, would free up capital and could entice banks to renew their drive into consumer loans.
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One option officials are warning against is trying to drive into the already congested city, even as parking lots near the midtown transit hub urge riders in billboards and advertisements to do just that.
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He seemed pleasant—and conveniently his sister's boyfriend had agreed to drive into town to take him off the team's hands—but not everyone who interacts with the CCTU staff is quite so friendly.
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Once the referee whistled that it was game time, the Comercial striker charged the ball and just laid all the way into it, hitting a rising line drive into the back of the net.
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There is, however, something of a fly in the ointment, in the form of regional traffic — people from surrounding towns and suburbs who drive into Barcelona for work and drive back out at night.
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They nearly scored two more in the seventh inning, but Giants center fielder Kevin Pillar made a diving catch on Wong's drive into the right-center alley to strand runners on second and third.
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Mr. Friedrich, an accountant, is one of thousands of commuters who stand to lose under any congestion pricing plan that would charge a fee to drive into Manhattan's busiest neighborhoods at peak traffic times.
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Congestion pricing: The idea of charging cars that drive into Manhattan a fee during the busiest hours has been debated for years, but opponents say it would unfairly burden drivers from the outer boroughs.
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But drive into places like San Simón, where the concrete houses stand incomplete and the paved road peters out, and the poverty that drives people to leave for the United States comes into focus.
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West admitted he also badly needs the nine-mile drive into the Clippers' offices in Playa Vista for his own psyche, even though he has been part of eight N.B.A. championships as an executive.
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On the 14th, Fowler sank a 40-foot birdie putt after a glorious wood shot from the fairway, turning around what looked a lost cause after he hit his drive into the thick rough.
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The Red Sox regained the lead in the seventh when Devers led off with his 12th home run of the season off reliever Ryne Harper, a 374-foot drive into the right field bleachers.
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"When I drive into that parking lot every other day, I never know what I'm going to see, who I'm going to be meeting, or what challenge will be in front of me," he says.
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Leaving aside the tech within, and the stakes, however, Bolt is also just a fun car to drive: Stay tuned for a deeper drive into how it performs in practice coming up shortly on TechCrunch.
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Again, if you're reading this, you are probably not going to die that way unless you decide to drive into floodwaters or live somewhere that floods frequently and lack the means or sense to flee.
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They doubled their lead 10 minutes later when England stood off Jakobsson, allowing the Montpellier forward to drive into the box and curl the ball expertly around defender Steph Houghton and past the diving Telford.
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As we previously reported ... Chicago utility man Albert Almora Jr. hit a screaming line drive into foul territory in a game earlier this week -- and the ball connected squarely with a 4-year-old girl.
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General Don Hughes, who worked for the Nixons during the vice presidency, told me a particularly harrowing story: On the drive into Caracas, Pat was in the car with Hughes and the foreign minister's wife.
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As we drive into the future, we have a responsibility to try to anticipate what is around the corner and to be nimble and quick to adapt (something regulators are notoriously no good at doing).
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With Endocyte, Narasimhan is intensifying his drive into nuclear medicine - the use of radioactive substances to research, diagnose and treat illnesses - that began with the $3.9 billion purchase of Advanced Accelerator Applications (AAA) last October.
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When I invented a way in which the lights on cars automatically turn on when you drive into a tunnel, and presented it at the International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva I received an award.
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An effort by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in 2008 would have charged a fee of $8 to drive into Midtown and Lower Manhattan, but it died in the State Assembly without coming to a vote.
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The current mayor, Bill de Blasio, has said that he favors a tax on millionaires and has argued that congestion pricing hurts the middle class and poor who live outside Manhattan and drive into it.
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Despite his moderate score, Koepka, in his first start since winning the PGA Championship three weeks ago, was happy with everything except his putting — and a wayward drive into a penalty area at the 10th.
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Many of them say their constituents drive into Manhattan because they live too far from subway and bus stops and already pay existing bridge tolls that support a transit system that they often cannot use.
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Ms. Sharif spent nine days in detention for posting a video of herself driving; Ms. Hathloul spent 73 days in prison after attempting to drive into Saudi Arabia from the United Arab Emirates in 2014.
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After the mayors were turned away from the detention center last month, Mr. de Blasio decided to drive into Mexico to get a view of the detention center from the other side of the border.
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Kansas City tied it in the sixth on an RBI single by McBroom and O'Hearn's 14th homer of the season, a two-run drive into the second deck in right-center that traveled 426 feet.
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It comes a day after Prime Minister António Costa ordered an investigation into possible flaws in the emergency response, including why motorists were allowed to drive into the fire that they had sought to escape.
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Fowler had three of the Cardinals' eight hits, including a third-inning drive into the right-field bullpen and a shot down the right-field line in the fifth, both off Gerrit Cole (1-2).
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Emergency service vehicles, including ambulances, police cars and fire engines, will be exempt from the restrictions, and fuel and fresh food delivery trucks with special permits will also be free to drive into the city center.
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One option that officials are warning commuters against is trying to drive into the already congested city, even as parking lots near the midtown transit hub urge riders in billboards and advertisements to do just that.
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"I'm working on one right now in California, for example, that you pull into a metal building, you hit a button, and the elevator lets your car down and you drive into your shelter," Scott said.
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Tomas gave Arizona a quick 214-21 lead in the first, following a two-out double by Gosselin — which was just inside the first-base bag — with a 22-foot drive into the right field seats.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Baidu Inc chief scientist Andrew Ng said on Wednesday he will resign from the Chinese search engine company after three years of leading its drive into artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) projects.
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In a trend mimicked in large cities nationally, many of the heroin consumers in St. Louis are young whites in their 212s, who drive into the city from suburbs and distant rural areas, the police say.
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She knows all about flipping the idea of a virus-ridden hard drive into an exploration of what makes each of us special, as she showed on Dirty Computer, her incredible album released earlier this year.
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Naquin swung at Turner's first pitch and hit a line drive into left-center field that was caught by center fielder Adam Eaton, but Almonte beat his throw to the plate to score the winning run.
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The South Korean city of Goyang has even set up a drive-through coronavirus testing site: people drive into a parking lot, where health workers in hazmat suits register drivers, check their temperatures, and take samples.
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After a two-hour drive into a Thailand jungle, the action on the set of MTV's The Challenge is about to begin — but it doesn't exactly start with a foghorn and a bunch of competitors clashing.
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According to Thomson Reuters data, analysts expect Dupixent to reach annual sales of 4.7 billion euros by 2023 and Sanofi sees the product spearheading its drive into greater reliance on high-margin biotech, or biologic, drugs.
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And if he and his wife want to go on a weekend getaway, they can easily drive into the mountains to go camping or backpacking, or drive to Portland or Seattle to visit friends and family.
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Here, Schröder forces weak-side help on a drive into the paint, but instead of flipping a pass to Grant in the corner, he tries to float in a difficult layup over a collapsing Warriors defense.
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Trumbo tied the score in the top of the sixth with his second home run, a solo drive into the Dodgers' bullpen down the left field line off an 89 mph slider from reliever Casey Fien.
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The pro golfer was on the 12th tee at the Nordea Masters when he shanked his drive into some water ... and then got all kinds of muddy when he hit his ball out of the drink.
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The Series D investment, which marks Pindrop's fourth major round of funding, will go toward expanding the firm's operations to Britain, Ireland and France, and will also fund its drive into the internet-of-things (IOT) industry.
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Under Chief Executive Ralph Hamers, ING has shifted its strategy to focus on digital innovation in retail banking, while Goldman Sachs has been making its own drive into retail banking with its digital-only banking platform Marcus.
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It can also "daisy chain," which means you can plug your fancy monitor into your fancy hard drive into your fancy graphics card into your computer with practically zero drop in speed for any of the devices.
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The drive into consumer lending has coincided with a drop-off in mortgage lending, where average loan returns are between 2 and 2.6 percent, according to data from the Bank of Spain and the National Statistics Institute.
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The shining spot should be Plex: a great piece of software that turns any collection of music, movies, or TV you have on a hard drive into a Netflix-like library available anywhere you have internet access.
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"Toshiba will probably need to sell 30-40 percent of the NAND business in an IPO to secure enough cash," the source said, adding China's aggressive drive into NAND flash memory chips could make the timing reasonable.
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Sometimes being able to really name our desires helps us understand them, and that process might help you figure out what's pushing your sex drive into the "excessive" zone and interfering with the rest of your life.
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Minnesota took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the first when Kepler doubled and scored on Cruz's 27th home run of the season, a 412-foot line drive into the second deck in left-center.
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Supermarket giant Woolworths Ltd late last year sacked an Australian online retail specialist it had hired specifically to spearhead its drive into online sales in China, a source told Reuters, replacing it with a Shanghai-based firm.
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The drive into consumer lending has coincided with a drop-off in mortgage lending, where average loan returns are between 2 and 53 percent, according to data from the Bank of Spain and the National Statistics Institute.
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Many residents and elected officials in Queens and Brooklyn have long resisted any new tolls or fees to drive into Manhattan, saying that it would hurt commuters who live in areas with limited bus and subway service.
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Chris O'Connor, president and chief executive officer at Humanetics, based in Plymouth, Michigan, said: "Few would have envisioned that people would drive into their 80s ... As the population changes, we must have test equipment that resembles consumers today."
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Walt Disney has taken three Chinese firms to court over concerns local animation "The Autobots" copied elements from Disney's own hit movie "Cars," as the U.S. firm looks to protect its drive into the world's second-largest economy.
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He stated that when another agent put Zhang's thumb-drive into his computer, it immediately began to install files, a "very out-of-the-ordinary" event that he had never seen happen before during this kind of analysis.
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We reverse-engineered this method as well; if we saw a car drive into the special counsel's office, we could run to the front to see who was coming up from the garage and into the lobby elevators.
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He stated that when another agent put Zhang's thumb drive into his computer, it immediately began to install files, a "very out-of-the-ordinary" event that he had never seen happen before during this kind of analysis.
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Drury, whose two-run homer carried the D-backs to a 22-2 victory Saturday night, then greeted Torres in the bottom of the seventh with his seventh homer — a drive into the swimming pool in right field.
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With the exception of Chinese citizens who have been able to drive into the North Korean town of Luo since 2011, foreign visitors are not allowed to travel around the country without a state-approved North Korean guide.
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Malenchenko and Volkov began their spacewalk by casting off a flash drive into space, giving a ceremonial send-off to recorded messages and video from last year's 70th anniversary of Victory Day, said NASA mission commentator Rob Navias.
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"At some point on or about September 25, 2019, the suspect convinced the victim to drive into the desert under the pretext of participating in an S&M (sadomasochistic/bondage) themed photo shoot," the complaint alleges, reports WTAE.
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Before every jump, Frederick takes a moment to visualize it: the rhythmic gallops that evolve into quick, short pounces just before her spine extends and her right arm and knee drive into an elegant arch over the bar.
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Even when he's making dreamy tropical bliss like "Saxony," hypnotizing piano house like "Paradisea," or borderline hits like "Blush," the songs drive into one another, colliding head-on in wonderfully nightmarish fantasies, as dark as they are detailed.
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Among the cosmonauts' first tasks was to cast off a flash drive into space, giving a ceremonial send-off to recorded messages and video from last year's 70th anniversary of Victory Day, said NASA mission commentator Rob Navias.
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Looking back on my work on Johnson, I think I realized on my very first drive into the Hill Country—or should have realized—that I was entering a world I really didn't understand and wasn't prepared for.
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Today, when you drive into the city over the main bridge and look down as you approach Tahrir Square, Maspero Triangle is a mass of rubble and rising dust, reminiscent of photographs of many a city after war.
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I drive into Cleveland for my class, park in the far parking lot ($4 — parking-pass drama, meaning the school lost mine and I have to pay to park right now), and walk to a nearby coffee shop.
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Todd Pollock, the vice president for ticketing, and his staff spent most of the past six weeks trying to convert the nearly 217,303 deposits from the ticket drive into actual season-ticket holders, and managing online seat selection.
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In one class I attend, a group of captains give a presentation on how to deploy a weaponized USB drive, complete with a live demonstration during which they insert a routine-looking thumb drive into a routine-looking laptop.
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Following an epic fight to the finish against Michael, three generations of Strode women (Laurie, Laurie's daughter, and Laurie's daughter's daughter) climb into the back of a pickup truck and drive into the night, finally free of their terror.
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For example, parents would beg my friends and me to never drive into Detroit, and news headlines always emphasized the murders and missing persons cases that took place just 20 minutes from the safety of my parents' suburban home.
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Though some of the applicants who it accepts are college graduates, many are also "working full-time jobs, or they're caretakers, and it's impossible for them to drive into the city several times a week for classes," Fazal explains.
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Hathloul, who had advocated an end to the driving ban and the kingdom's male guardianship system, was previously detained twice, including for 73 days in 2014 after she tried to drive into Saudi Arabia from the United Arab Emirates.
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"It was pretty challenging to drive into the sloping sand and then turn on the sand into the position that was the best to study the dunes," Michael McHenry of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in an earlier statement.
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The A's took a 3-1 lead in sixth inning on Profar's third homer in two games and 14th of the season, a drive into the second deck in right-center that also drove in Laureano, who had singled.
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The drive into the seats in left-center was only the 11th hit of the game and gave the victory to left-hander Brad Hand (3-2), who was the fourth straight Padres reliever to work a perfect inning.
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The popular perception of racism as mostly the product of the kind of monstrous people who, say, would drive into a crowd of pedestrians in Charlottesville, Virginia, makes it difficult to address the more pervasive daily practices of it.
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While Xero is headquartered in the New Zealand capital of Wellington, the firm gets 80 percent of its revenue from elsewhere and says it wants to focus on consolidating its Australian listing to support its drive into global markets.
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On the first day of the maintenance project, morning commuters took four times longer to drive into Washington on I-66 in Virginia, according to research from the Center for Advanced Transportation Technology Laboratory at the University of Maryland.
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"If I were to place my child in a car twice a day, every year, and have them drive into a brick wall at 25 miles per hour, I would most likely be arrested for child abuse," he says.
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As the battle over how to fund and rehabilitate New York City's flailing subway system rages on, Mr. Cuomo has thrown his support behind congestion pricing, the idea of charging cars to drive into the busiest part of Manhattan.
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At Google, the company's drive into cloud-delivered business software is fueled by data, building on years of work done on its search and other consumer services, and its recent advances in image identification, speech recognition and language translation.
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The maize horizon grows into city streets and the culture grows louder the more you drive into the state's capital, but the hardcore punk kids still live by the same rural message: If you build it, they will come.
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The Twins cut it to 7-5 in the bottom half of the inning on Sano's second homer of the game and 25th of the season, a 402-foot, two-run drive into the third deck down the left field line.
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But the contest was all but over in the 57th minute when substitute Beth Mead's quick free kick was played back to Bronze on the edge of the area and she blasted her drive into the roof of the net.
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Later on Friday in a radio interview, Higuera said he had ruled out a theory that the students, who had commandeered buses to drive into the Mexican capital for a protest, had unknowingly taken a bus with a hidden heroin shipment.
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The MRAP carrying Arwa and Brice was part of a convoy of more than 303 armored vehicles preparing to make the perilous drive into ISIS-held territory east of Mosul, as part of the massive operation to retake the city.
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Manny Machado opened with a single against Boston starter Nathan Eovaldi and scored on Eric Hosmer's 19th homer of the season — a drive into the right field seats that was also the Padres' franchise-record-equaling 189th of the season.
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We stop for snacks, including Diet Coke, Mountain Dew, chips, Corn Nuts, and a Snickers bar on the way there ($2129) and get stuck in awful traffic that turns our two-and-a-half-hour drive into a four-hour drive.
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"If you are about to make a drive into downtown St. Louis, there is a lot of blank space on the roads out there," Hettiger remarked in her traffic update, clearly referring to the single off of Swift's 2014 album 1989.
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The last hit allowed by Kelly was also the first home run by 20-year-old rookie Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr., who pulled a 395-foot drive into the far corner of the Western Metal Supply Co. building in left.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co has taken three Chinese firms to court over concerns local animation "The Autobots" copied elements from Disney's own hit movie "Cars", as the U.S. firm looks to protect its drive into the world's second-largest economy.
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The 22-year-old Thai said a triple bogey at the par-four 10th, where she pushed her drive into a hazard, had drained her confidence but that she had been determined to grab her second chance in the playoff.
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Defending champion Jordan Spieth, at two-over, sprays his drive into the right rough at the par-four 18th, his ninth hole, before expressing displeasure, apparently at a photographer: "Right on my backswing," Spieth says in exasperation towards the alleged offender.
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He started the scoring in a three-run third off Brian Johnson with a one-out drive into the left field seats, then hit a game-tying drive in the fifth off Josh Taylor that reached the second deck in left.
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Pirela's drive into the left field seats leading off the eighth — making him 11-for-22 with three doubles, two homers and five RBIs since he was promoted from Triple-A El Paso last Tuesday — ended Junis' third major league start.
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But drive into the Stanbic Heights district, home to many of this tropical metropolis's newest boutiques, galleries and brasseries, and you'll feel as if you've somehow detoured into South Beach — albeit a version with far less attitude and much more charm.
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The goal came as the United States, which had been outplayed in the first half, was starting to take charge of the game, and now that they had the lead they continued to drive into Britain's end of the field.
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In the opening Red Group match, diminutive Romanian Halep drew first blood in the third game, putting pressure on Keys's backhand side with pinpoint accuracy and converting her fourth break point when the American plonked a weak drive into the net.
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Kansas City took a 2-53 lead in the first inning on Soler's 18th home run of the season, a 462-foot drive into the second deck in left, driving in Merrifield, who opened the game with an infield single.
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In the 10th minute, Moralez sent a pass forward that Villa flicked off his heel to Tajouri-Shradi, who turned it with a 22-yard line drive into the upper left-hand corner of the net for a 1-0 lead.
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But that was little solace to McIlroy as his 2018 European Ryder Cup team mate Hatton stole the show with a gritty performance to overcome a double-bogey at the par-four 11th, where he yanked his drive into a lake.
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"Today, Mover supports migration from over a dozen cloud service providers — including Box, Dropbox, Egnyte, and Google Drive — into OneDrive and SharePoint, enabling seamless file collaboration across Microsoft 365 apps and services, including the Office apps and Microsoft Teams," Tepper wrote.
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Sheriff's officials have declined to comment on whether the parents would be charged under Arizona law that makes motorists liable for the costs of the emergency response created by those who drive into a flooded area that has been barricaded.
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"I'm actually quite open to criticism in our shit, as long as it's constructive; if your goal is to help us fashion a more capable sword to drive into the alt-right, I'd love to talk shop," he told me.
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"In the face of all that is going on in America right now, it was refreshing to drive into Lafayette and see this," wrote Kristin Pearl, who posted the video, viewed more than 58,000 times, and pictures of the game on Facebook.
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While London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, has made tackling London's awful air quality, a policy priority — launching an 'ultra-low emission zone' in central London earlier this month which levies extra charges on motorists with more polluting vehicles if they drive into the zone.
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On the 17th hole, Johnson put his drive into the right rough, hacked his ball out and saw it deflect off a tree branch into the left rough, and then chunked his approach into the front bunker, ultimately making a double bogey.
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Drive into downtown Shanghai from Pudong International Airport and you pass a seemingly endless series of huge hangars and vast, glass-walled design centers, all part of the country's effort to create a commercial aircraft manufacturing giant to rival Boeing or Airbus.
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In August, the city tried out its first Shared Streets day in Lower Manhattan, during which cars could drive into the historic zone but were advised by the police upon entering that they should travel no more than five miles per hour.
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British insurer Direct Line published its "Good Carma" podcast in July with comedian Richard Herring talking to "Head of Carma" Dr. Gary Wood about his driving experiences, from having had someone drive into his garden wall to how to avoid road rage.
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About 115,000 people drive from New Jersey into Manhattan below 60th Street every weekday — about 20173 percent of the 880,000 people who drive into the congestion zone, according to a 2017 count by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council, a prominent planning agency.
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It's among the first businesses on the side of the road when you drive into town, but you'll never miss it—the toasty, porky smell of the carnitas is so penetrating that it will always find a way to get into your car.
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He could shoot a contested corner three (nah), attack the closeout and drive into a crowd of three Raptors (lord, no), or quickly move the ball up to Brogdon, who was covered but had enough space to get open (ding, ding, ding!).
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People living in Nebraska or the Dakotas might have to drive into a location a state away and stay overnight in a hotel only to learn the officially licensed Apple repair shop closest to them has to send their broken phone away to Apple anyway.
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Contreras, who got Wednesday afternoon's start after also catching Tuesday night's game because Maddon liked the way he neutralized the Padres' running game, hit his eighth homer of the season, going the opposite way with a 1.83-foot drive into the right field stands.
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With these increased storage options and the upcoming integration of iCloud Drive into macOS, Apple may have finally build an iCloud-based storage option that is good enough for iOS and mac users to ditch their Dropbox or Google Drive subscriptions and commit to iCloud.
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In addition to its bundled collection of classic games, users can plug a flash drive into one of The C64's four USB ports (the C64 Mini had just two) and load any C64 or VIC20 ROM they feel was unfairly overlooked for inclusion.
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He takes away open spot-up attempts and forces guys to put the ball on the floor; then he either slides beside them step-for-step, forces a difficult pull-up or drive into help, convinces them to pass, or steals the ball altogether.
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I spent a lot of time at last year's Sundance Film Festival standing in lines, chugging Coke Zero, and trying to justify why exactly I'd taken a five-hour flight and a one-hour drive into the mountains of Utah to see some movies.
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Two of the novel's heroes are Lucius Boggs and Tommy Smith, black police officers acutely aware that, for all the injustices they suffer and witness in the city, things used to be worse, and, a short drive into the sticks from Georgia's capital, still are.
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Just a half-hour before three people were stopped while trying to drive into New York City with what authorities said was a cache of weapons, one of them, an operator of a Pennsylvania gun range, appeared to sketch out his motivation for the trip.
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Managers will surely think twice about calling on an offbeat pitcher to escape a jam, because the reliever cannot be promptly pulled from the game when a theoretically ideal matchup yields, say, a line drive into the gap instead of the desired double play.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Sunday signed off on a $21 billion budget that was wreathed with progressive initiatives, including changes to the cash bail system, a new tax on high-end homes and a groundbreaking plan to charge motorists to drive into Manhattan's busiest stretches.
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The scene was reminiscent of his 2008 United States Open triumph here, as was his opening tee shot on No. 1 — a pulled drive into the deep rough on the left side, on the way to a greenside bunker and a two-putt bogey.
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While the trappings of literary success—two-dimensional reviews, incorrect ideas about your resemblance to Disney woodland creatures floating around—might be annoying, they don't seem to bother Lockwood all that much; they enable her to further channel her "insane, particular drive" into her work.
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We carried on with a few more pauses, turning a two-hour drive into a leisurely five-hour journey, passing towns and enclaves with charmingly unwieldy Afrikaans names — Suikerbossie, Blausteen, Rooi Els — before a sign simply proclaiming "PENGUINS" prompted us to take another exit.
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That you will see the further you drive into the woods, or echoed out of the state's degenerate legislature, or on the other end of the phone in your kitchen when local brood mother and Christian celeb Michelle Duggar is on a robo-call jag.
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Astudillo led off with a 420-foot home run to the back of the bullpen in left-center to tie it, and Kepler followed one out later with his 19th homer of the season, a 405-foot drive into the upper deck in right-center.
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The 26-year-old Dane, chasing the fourth European Tour victory of his career, hit a wild drive into the trees at the 18th and a bogey five meant he had to settle for a three-under-par 68 and an 18-under total of 195.
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Drop it into your charger, pop a microSD card, USB flash drive, or even an external hard drive into one of its full-size female USB ports, connect your charge cable into the other, and the app can (allegedly) back up your phone while it's charging.
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Police arrested a man on suspicion of terrorism offences on Tuesday saying he appeared to deliberately drive into cyclists before ramming a car into security barriers outside the British parliament in what appeared to be the second attack on the building in just under 18 months.
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It features 2TB of Ultra Speed Seagate Firecuda Gaming SSHD (the fastest hard drive specially made for gaming) and provides all the essentials you need to backup files, install new components, reuse the original hard drive, and convert your PS4's drive into a new portable one.
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While the president wants Americans to believe that the lack of a wall presents a dire national security risk, there is no evidence terrorists are taking advantage of the situation to drive into the country in desolate areas along the border where there are no official ports of entry.
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Following the terror attack outside London's Westminster Parliament in March 2017 which saw an attacker drive into pedestrians, resulting in four fatalities and more than 50 injured persons, security services began to ask themselves a lot of questions regarding the sufficiency of preventative measures in place, says Pantucci.
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So I had to email her back and say that you can do that, or you can drive into Halifax where a sexual health clinic will do your blood work and ultrasound the day before, but you'll have to stay overnight in Halifax because it's a six-hour drive.
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While Mr. Cuomo had commissioned a task force to develop a framework for charging cars that drive into the busiest parts of Manhattan, Friday's budget deal included only the first phase: a $2.75 fee on for-hire vehicles and a $2.50 fee on yellow cabs below 96th Street.
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It begins with slowed-down, black-and-white footage of the Baltimore Orioles' legendary final game of the 2011 season: With Jonathan Papelbon pitching for the Red Sox, with two out in a tie game in the bottom of the ninth, Robert Andino shot a line drive into left.
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Nevertheless, I chose to drive into the city that day because, even back in 2007 when fuel prices were well over $4 a gallon, it was still cheaper to drive than take the Metro North commuter rail line as long as one other person was going with you.
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These included throwing himself off the niagara escarpment, having three-ton trucks drive into him at 50 kilometers an hour [30 miles an hour] 18 times in a row, walking through a giant pallet fire, and having a group of bikers take a bunch of baseball bats to his suit.
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However, because the OS is always trying to organize and rearrange your data, that behavior also made it possible to insert a USB drive into a PC, and then use Cortana to open to those files, which could include scripts that would unlock the device or even potentially malicious executables.
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The Astros, 11-2 against the Tigers over the past two seasons, didn't break through until the fourth inning when Alex Bregman followed a Michael Brantley (3-for-4, two RBIs) leadoff double with his career-high-tying 31st home run, a line drive into the Crawford Boxes in left field.
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To check out Zumbrunn's work, check out her website, or watch this crazy glitch video she made while studying at DSK: Related: We Talked To The Artists Who Made A Pokemon Glitch Zine Photo Series Explores The Glitch As Body Modification Drive Into the Ocean with These Maps App Glitches
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Andrew M. Cuomo, called for charging a daily fee — $11.52 for passenger cars — to drive into a congestion zone in Manhattan from 60th Street south to the Battery at busy times, as part of a plan to reduce gridlock on the streets and raise money for the struggling subway below.
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The Town Car sent by the hotel had a flat-screen for his entertainment on the 22019-minute drive into D.C. The channel once snidely referred to as "state TV" now delighted in showing long shots through the White House railings of men in uniforms removing boxes of incriminating paperwork.
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The group also plans to integrate a food drive into next year&aposs Friendsgiving, as they realized how many hungry people they could help through the meal, particularly because of an interaction they had with a homeless man who stayed with the group for the entirety of the train ride.
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He wanted to dive into an Indonesian acid lake that gives off sulfur gas "the pH of battery acid"; descend 1,000 feet into the "world's deepest blue hole," recently discovered in the South China Sea; and drive into the teeth of a Saharan haboob to study the movement of pathogens over long distances.
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Plug the thumb drive into your Raspberry Pi. Wait for the Pi to stop blinking (it'll be a few seconds)Remove the thumb drive from your Pi and put it back into your computerInside that retropie folder you'll find a new folder called roms and within it are folders for each system.
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MikeQ is weaving down Central Avenue in a pale gold SUV, trying to catch rare Pokemon on Pokemon Go. As we drive into East Orange, New Jersey—cruising past chain stores and a park that's deserted despite the mid-July heat—he aims his phone at a brick building on our right.
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At some point on or about September 25, Chapman convinced Feden to drive into the desert to participate in a "bondage themed photo shoot," bound her hands and feet with zip ties, affixed her to a signpost and duct taped her mouth and nose until she died from suffocation, the complaint said.
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Andy Byford, the chief executive of the Toronto Transit Commission, also said he would scrutinize how the subway spends money and consider overhauling senior management, and suggested that congestion pricing — charging fees to drive into the most crowded parts of Manhattan as a way to raise money for transit — was a worthy idea.
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I don't think Hillary Clinton is going to mobilize that progressive groundswell — she's not, and it's by actually doing what we need to do that we can mobilize 42 million students in debt, for example, to come out and win this vote and drive into Congress the progressive change that we need in the form of our representation.
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Photo: Manuel Balce (AP)Like everyone else in journalism or the journalism-adjacent world, or anyone who owns a television or internet-connected device, or pretty much anyone who lacked the foresight to drive into the desert yesterday, I found myself powerless but to stare into the semi-redacted collapsing star that is the Mueller Report.
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I decided to give Malcolm a chance, hoping the hour-long drive into the city wouldn't be a waste of my time: When I wanted new playmates, I had to travel, since I lived in a secluded rural queer community in a holler outside of Nashville and wasn't quick to bring outsiders to my sacred space.
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Choices are to drive into town and eat at a restaurant, bring your own groceries (except Yellowstone, which is a bear zone so no food is allowed at camp) and DIY grilling in one of the camp's fire rings (don't forget to bring your own cooler) or order "fireside provisions" of breakfast, lunch and dinner from the staff.
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Those regions have already proven their technology ability (and appetite) for leapfrogging to wireless communication systems, and they are once again poised, with their infamously poor and inefficient transit infrastructures, to leapfrog directly to urban air, where the time saved would be tremendous, turning a 1.5 hour drive into a 10-minute flight, 2x/day… for almost the same cost of an UberPOOL.
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Discovering gaming in the 1990s meant that the Super Nintendo and Mega Drive (Genesis) were a huge part of my childhood, whether I was obsessively hoarding every add-on that Sega produced—turning my Mega Drive into a nightmarish Frankenstein of black plastic growths—or fizzing with excitement to visit a friend and howl in frustration at Super Mario World's fiendish Star World.
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And I thought to myself, "Okay, when she sticks this thumb drive into her Chromebook when she gets home, and then she wants to put the video somewhere that I've given to her ..." And she said it worked out fine, she was able to watch it, I'm guessing she put it into some type of cloud account and then was able to watch it through the cloud.
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Drive into the agricultural village of San Luis Soyatlán on the southern shore of Lake Chapala, Mexico's biggest inland body of water, and you will soon spot dozens of people walking around and clutching plastic bags full of crimson liquid, as if an entrepreneurial vampire had set up shop there to supply his brethren with their daily doses of blood at a very reasonable price.
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No matter the city or state, a successful launch of a legal, adult-use cannabis systems hinges on consumers accessing the products and brands they need or want without having to drive into a neighboring town, navigate the depths of a far-off industrial park, or wait in long lines at the small handful of licensed retailers fortunate enough to receive state and local-issued licenses.
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I was only 14 but could recognize the signs: the ambiguous errand that required us to drive into Chicago from our suburb; the unusually tight grip on the steering wheel; the uncomfortable sigh as he turned off the tape deck (Talking Heads if I was lucky, Bob Seger if I was not); and — more than anything else — the acute sensation that I was going to vomit.
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Tyrece Radford scored on a drive into the lane with 0.4 seconds to play in the second overtime as Virginia Tech overcame visiting North Carolina for a 303-77 victory on Wednesday night at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va. North Carolina's Garrison Brooks tied the score at the 9.7-second mark on a jumper before the Hokies went down and scored on Radford's only points of the game.
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The next day, they again drive to the painter's retirement apartment, where, again, nobody bothers them and they are left to pass the hours as two immobile sculptures, until it's time to be fed, and today they drive into the part of town where the multiplex is, sneaking hamburgers and fries into a movie about time travel that he's already seen and tells her he doesn't mind seeing again.
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There's a passage in A Tale of Two Cities that nails this heady sense of all the world's lives and moments: "A solemn consideration, when I enter a great city by night, that every one of those darkly clustered houses encloses its own secret; that every room in every one of them encloses its own secret…" It's a sentiment I recall when I arrive in Delhi, say, at 1 o'clock in the morning, and drive into the vast, quiet metropolis, where nearly everyone is sensibly sleeping.
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