"We drive through these little drive-through restaurants," Parton told Parade of the RV adventures.
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My truck doesn't fit through the drive-through so I stood in the drive-through.
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STEVE – THERE'S ALL THESE PEOPLE – I DID DRIVE THROUGH.
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"Drive through testing means people in this community can call a telephone number, make an appointment and then can come to be tested and literally drive through the testing facilities," New York Gov.
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"We will drive through these transformation without delay," Macron promised.
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How to access your iCloud Drive through the Files app1.
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Then there was Northern Boulevard and the drive through Queens.
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I had a friend drive through the area on Monday.
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Just plain air static as we drive through a thunderstorm.
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Usually, vehicles out here that drive through are full of drugs.
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Vehicles drive through heavy smog in New Delhi on Nov. 8.
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"Why did the deputies drive through flooded waters?" the statement reads.
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I reschedule a laser hair appointment while in the drive-through.
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I get a sandwich via the drive-through and head home.
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That's why there's a drive-through lane at the doughnut shop.
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It's tempting to set course toward it, just to drive through.
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"Just drive through that fence," the voice says into my headset.
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They could even try my new high speed drive- through idea.
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I go for a drive through the fjords at 2201 a.m.
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Does the president's drive-through testing plan sound good to you?
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The parking lot was packed, and the drive-through was, too.
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She took him to a drive-through for a breakfast sandwich.
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At the drive-through clinic, Priuses and Subarus become waiting rooms.
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It is all in a day's work at the drive through.
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Hartford, ConnecticutConnecticut is also trying out drive-through testing in Hartford.
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Unfortunately for those slithering through the drive-through at 3 a.m.
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Drive through the Scottish Highlands and admire the gorgeous hilly terrain.
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Here's what the drive-through operations look like across the US.
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Despite Mr. Joyce's initial hesitancy, the chain embraced drive-through sales.
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And their countries lack the strong bureaucracies that could drive through change.
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It can still climb hills, drive through the dirt, and ford rivers.
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Drive-through windows Interstates and suburbanization enabled by automobiles have transformed retail.
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Fred Durst slings slushes at the Sonic drive-through in Pensacola, Florida.
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A horse and buggy drive through a winter snow storm in Salisbury.
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The driver stopped and then just decided to slowly drive through me.
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Joe: It's also the only spot we're visiting with a drive-through.
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Drive through an enclosed bison range at Minneopa State Park in Minnesota.
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In March 2015, two people tried to drive through the NSA's gate.
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And you also know it's never safe to drive through flooded streets.
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I guess Melania didn't want anything from the Burger King drive-through.
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At 50 drive-through stations, patients are tested without leaving their cars.
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Vans heading to drive through testing centers have also been turned away.
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She managed to get tested at a drive-through site on Wednesday.
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We drive through the town until we arrive at a studio set.
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Smith decided not to drive through the light and stopped his vehicle.
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It can match a drive-through barista for about $1 a pod.
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Stewart writes sweet little notes and slips them into drive-through orders.
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Customer: You can&apost drive through Brooklyn without going to Nathan&aposs.
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Where drive-through coronavirus testing stations are opening in the US so far:San Francisco, CaliforniaOn Wednesday, one of the California's largest healthcare providers, Kaiser Permanente, opened a pop-up drive-through testing site at its San Francisco hospital.
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But he and the car, as its bashes showed, would drive through anything.
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Nicolette Green "Why did the deputies drive through flooded waters?" the family asked.
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Outside, options include a gazebo or the famous drive-through Tunnel of Love.
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Hoven, a kindergarten teacher, advertised the drive through her school, friends and family.
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They drive through the misty dawn, running down zombies as Rick has flashbacks.
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We drive through Starbucks on the way and I get egg-white bites.
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CNN's Fred Pleitgen took a drive through Aleppo where a tenuous ceasefire holds.
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Don't tell me how good things are when I'm at a drive-through.
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They'd drive through Canada in their mini van with the Reynolds-Lively kids.
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Local media said an employee at the restaurant's drive-through window called police.
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Maybe Rio has a drive-through tattoo parlor—because that shit was fast.
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"We had to drive through flames to make it out safely," she said.
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Unlike most Taco Bell locations, this one doesn't have a drive-through window.
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"What a bulldozer to drive through the bipartisan consensus on Israel," Shapiro added.
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She told me to drive through the gates and park on the right.
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A drive through the suburbs is testimony to the army's use of force.
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States like Colorado have even instituted drive-through testing to streamline the process.
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He threw the sandwich at a female worker in the drive-through window.
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So it sounds like the process of drive-through testing itself is effective.
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It's a metaphorical eyesore, a neighborhood to drive through with the windows up.
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The addition of three drive-through testing centers has helped expand that capacity.
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The Interstate splits the original homestead, so I drive through that farmland often.
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Drive through the flexible photos of Danica guaranteed to get your heart racing.
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To be ready to drive through the police state's police barricades, he explained.
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It will keep mobile order, pay, and drive-through options open for now.
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It will keep mobile order, pay, and drive through options open for now.
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Trucks filled with low-concentration bleach-and-water solutions drive through the streets.
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It's a place people drive through, heading somewhere else: the coast, the city.
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On a drive through Death Valley, he asked her to make his portrait.
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The new drive-through coronavirus testing station opened in Denver on March 11.
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About 60 to 70 percent of sales come from its drive-through lanes.
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I like to drive through Iowa during autumn because it turns back time.
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Soon, Lyft users will be able to hit the Taco Bell drive-through.
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Drive through a Michelin printing station and get your tires retrofitted for snowy terrain.
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On one unforgettable day, the family took Karen on a drive through Napa Valley.
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"Every time I drive through here, I can't believe it," she told me, unprompted.
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"I can't believe they're letting us drive through this," she says in the video.
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We go through the drive-through and then eat our food at the park.
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James Bond (Daniel Craig) and Dr. Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux) drive through Matera, Italy.
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Don't drown turn around, if you see standing water don't drive through it whatsoever.
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Stay Hopeful no matter what kind of people cross your path (or drive through :)).
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The drive through the central terminal loop to the lot took about 10 minutes.
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Keokuk, Iowa, hosts a light display in Rand Park that you can drive through.
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It's a long drive through the sagebrush-covered desert, with Schimpf at the wheel.
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Here are all the "risky" problem spots tracked on the drive through San Francisco.
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That same group would drive through the neighborhood and yell things outside my apartment.
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On my drive through it, I spotted a gas station and a tanning salon.
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Now cars entering the garage drive through a plaza where parents and children walk.
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Meanwhile, facilities in New York, Illinois and Colorado have begun offering drive-through testing.
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Where is the detailed info about drive-through locations in chain store parking lots?
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Restaurants also will remain open for drive- through, delivery and take out options only.
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Americans have long loved the convenience of drive-through service for burgers and coffee.
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Nowadays, a drive through northern New York, where I live, yields barely a blemish.
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Nurses screen patients at a drive-through testing location in Leonardtown, Maryland, March 17.
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The city also plans to open several drive-through test sites at its hospitals.
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Fast-food places were limited to drive-through orders, no help to a trucker.
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Today, Mr. Canlis's restaurant is preparing to become a drive-through operation serving burgers.
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The men tried to drive through the Canine Road gate shortly before 7 a.m.
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The first drive-through testing facility opened in Seattle, Washington earlier in the week.
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"It seemed like it was trying to drive through the crowd," Ms. Schlosberg said.
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Taco Bell made the decision after stoners kept getting lost at the drive-through.
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And the music is still playing and you can still get a drive-through margarita.
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Tree trimmed, part 1 Say goodbye to one of Cali's iconic "drive through" sequoia trees.
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One showed a "Pawn Stars" episode where he prepared to drive through an obstacle course.
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Students drive through the streets during a pro–De Gaulle march down the Champs-Élysées.
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The two were also seen getting a bite to eat at a McDonald's drive-through.
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MUST SEE: Truck attempts to drive through flood waters in Stroud creek estates in #Texas.
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Law enforcement vehicles drive through the smoke near structures destroyed by wildfires in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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I happily oblige and pull up to the McDonald's drive-through about five minutes away.
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My husband asks me to stop at the drive-through and get more beer ($10.20).
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But that doesn't mean they leave behind the more base pleasures of the drive-through.
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One drive through town was enough before smoke and fear forced me to turn around.
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Today, it's what you drive through when you take your car to be de-dented.
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Strangers cruise its paved and dirt roads, seeming to drive through just for a look.
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Just get the ball to Tyreke Evans, let him drive through the lane and score.
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A black man or woman couldn't so much as drive through without being run out.
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The drive through the Mainalo Mountains in the heart of Arcadia was magnificent, albeit unnerving.
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The club is in an area in Lagos that most overseas visitors hurriedly drive through.
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After a long drive through maize fields, I met him at an airfield outside Harare.
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He then collected a drive-through penalty for moving on the grid before the start.
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Below, take a virtual drive through LA with a selection of this year's art billboards.
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They asked people to avoid downed power lines, and not to drive through flooded areas.
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In South Korea, the government has made testing incredibly accessible, including at drive-through labs.
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In December, it hosted a holiday parade and a drive-through Nativity with live actors.
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They didn't stop there: For social distance and convenience, they're offering a drive-through option.
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They didn't stop there: For social distance and convenience, they're offering a drive-through option.
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Never drive through fast-moving water because a vehicle could be carried away within moments.
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Drive-through testing was first established in the US in Seattle, Washington earlier this week.
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Drive-through testing was first established in the US in Seattle, Washington earlier this week.
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You have to drive through this huge route, even though it's literally right next door.
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Ameen learned to drive through fires as quickly as possible, terrified of burning to death.
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The fence is there, but there is a gap in it you can drive through.
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Think Ben Affleck will be allowed to take the Batmobile through a Burger King drive-through?
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You don't need to own things in order to drive through the benefit to your clients.
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But my test drive through Las Vegas provided some hints at where the interface might go.
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"I expected there would be five or six inches that I could drive through," Greg says.
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While we drive through our glowing cities by night and by day numbing ourselves with Xanax.
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Here, trust is like rolling your tinted windows up as you drive through a certain neighborhood.
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Still, Shirley and that fateful drive through the south provides the main plot of the movie.
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I'm so glad the driver decided to drive through Times Square on a Sunday afternoon, ugh.
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The tennis great tried to deposit her $1 million prize money at a drive-through ATM.
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As such, Amazon Prime and my local grocery store drive-through are my time/budget saviors.
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Oaxaca's governor, Alejandro Murat, was allowed to drive through to meet with residents of Santa María.
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It's just every fifth ride takes you to Wendy's and idles outside the drive through window.
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Koehler told the newspaper that the drive-through worker assumed the parents were in the back.
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Drive through the deer park(!) on the way out, and coo over all the sweet animals.
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We head out, H. stops for gas, and then we head to the McDonald's drive-through.
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"It's essentially like making a big video game for a car to drive through," McNamara said.
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Danish driver Kevin Magnussen finished behind George Russell's Williams at Spielberg after a drive-through penalty.
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We drive through checkpoint after checkpoint manned by Jabhat al-Nusra, the al Qaeda affiliate here.
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Drive through the streets of Valencia and you pass signs of a society in rapid collapse.
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Oliveira and Maia face corruption allegations that could undermine their ability to drive through Temer's reforms.
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Take a test-drive through a limitless world inspired by visual futurist Syd Mead (Blade Runner).
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The truck will also be able to drive through two and a half feet of water.
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It includes a drive-through parking lot, and offers 2650,21 buildable square feet for future redevelopment.
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How excited would you be if a 220 hour doughnut drive-through opened in your neighbourhood?
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The donuts are great, they have a drive-through, and they also have a walk-up.
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His pass was nullified when he was ordered to drive through the pit lane as punishment.
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"It is, indeed, the 'drive-through province,' " she told me readily and with a big smile.
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From what I can tell, drive-through tests take about 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
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Other states, such as Colorado, Connecticut and Washington, also have some form of drive-through testing.
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When my dad picked me up from the airport, I asked him to drive through Ferguson.
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He returned home to Hawaii, where he said he was tested at a drive-through facility.
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A drive through Manhattan was shockingly swift at midday; no traffic, no tourist buses, no tourists.
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Mr. Chaoul drove a little over a mile to Dunkin' Donuts and entered the drive-through.
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Tough conditions One down-side to the drive-through test site is the Korean winter weather.
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Some states appear to be rolling out drive-through clinics and other support faster than others.
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DURRR WHERE I COME FROM WE DRIVE THROUGH NUKE ATTACKS AND IT'S NOT BIG DEAL DURRR.
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The over-all impression was of Jacqueline Kennedy taking your order at a drive-through window.
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I drive through the ghetto, I see all these black guys sitting around on the corner.
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The fair continues at the Miami Beach Convention Center (1901 Convention Center Drive) through December 4.
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There was one high school, a few mom-and-pop stores and a single drive-through restaurant.
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He also gets to drive through red lights on his motorcade and I'm not bitching about that.
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Think of it this way: "You're not technically supposed to [drive] through a stop sign," she says.
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I get off the freeway with plenty of time, so I go through the Starbucks drive-through.
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We stop at the McDonald's drive-through because my cousin wants a coffee, and I pay ($1).
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There are distribution points where residents can drive through and volunteers load up their cars with water.
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A second man died Thursday while trying to drive through floodwaters near his home, the station reported.
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We drive through McDonalds for a quick snack; I pay for food, and she gets the tolls.
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I go through the drive-through praying that my student who works at this location isn't working.
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The company is also testing "Chipotlanes," drive-through windows for customers to pick up their online orders.
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"The baristas wear bikinis while serving coffee to customers through a drive-through window," their complaint reads.
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Drive through America and you know when you've entered Republican strongholds by the number of flags displayed.
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It was California's first drive-through Now the term "In-n-Out" makes so much more sense!
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That problem could deter or frustrate the push to drive through national security measures covering the territory.
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McDonald's drive-through speeds already lag those of some major competitors, according to one widely watched survey.
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Every year, 20,000 cars drive through the City of Christmas Display of Lights in Keokuk's Rand Park.
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Participants can drive through the 6-mile show, or they can walk through on specially designated nights.
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So far, the drive-through clinic has found lots of flu cases and no cases of coronavirus.
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Neighboring Palm Beach County launched a drive-through testing facility in West Palm Beach on Monday morning.
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President Donald Trump on Friday announced a new plan to combat the coronavirus outbreak: drive-through testing.
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Announcing the good measure of drive-through testing is a great start, but it's only the beginning.
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Continue north along the scenic coastal road, a snaking drive through the mountains with distractingly good views.
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"Operators told me, 'We used to be able to drive through here more quickly,'" Mr. Byford said.
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On Monday, an order was issued limiting all Houston restaurants to pickup, delivery and drive-through service.
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On Monday, an order was issued limiting all Houston restaurants to pickup, delivery and drive-through service.
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Beginning today, the entire loop-drive through the park — east and west sides — will become car-free.
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New York will begin its first "drive-through" testing center for COVID-19 in New Rochelle, Gov.
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Korea set up drive-through test stations, an approach only now being launched in the United States.
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Other relief efforts include allowing retailers to sell alcohol through drive-through windows or slide-out trays.
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Medical personnel talk to a person at a drive-through COVID-19 testing station in New Orleans.
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I drove to the drive-through clinic and spoke with the administrator and nurse on the phone.
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Wealth Matters James Albis cannot wait for it to snow — messy, heavy, hard-to-drive-through snow.
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There, Mr. Bailes would drive through the plains to catch sightings of lions, elephants, rhinos and zebras.
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The investigator also observed "almost constant foot traffic" in the store and a routinely packed drive-through.
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Nor has she been able to maintain drive through all of the vividly contrasting, often nonlinear scenes.
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" He went on, "You drive through it, you see boarded-up homes, broken glass, closed-up businesses.
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Perez continued to fight but collected a drive-through penalty for a subsequent clash with Williams' Sirotkin.
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Simpson followed it up with a drive through traffic and basket under duress, punctuating Michigan's dominant day.
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I drive through the golden fields of the little corner of the country where I come from.
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Cut to Jenner ordering a double cheeseburger and fries from the drive-through of an In-N-Out.
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An exchange of cash through the drive-through window and voila—you really could have it your way!
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The amusement park and drive-through safari had 20 giraffes on-site prior to last month's tragic incident.
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He said he wanted to detour to get Mexican food, and Kate took him to a drive-through.
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I stop by the drive-through coffee place on the way for a cappuccino and a breakfast taco.
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We drive through huge patches of sargassum seaweed; the seaweed and brown algae blooms exacerbated by global warming.
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After gassing up ($30.11), I stop at the Starbucks drive-through ($3.95) and then head to the office.
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For instance, we already see drive-through windows losing some traction because of the rise of mobile ordering.
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"We are going to drive through, and you'll see a lot of Koreans named Pepe," Coulter added sarcastically.
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Another person lost his life after attempting to drive through floodwaters close to his home, the station reported.
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What makes this drive-through chain so special is that it sells super delicious, healthy, and affordable food.
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Allow every smile, frown and town you drive through to open your mind, but never close your heart.
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And I veered my triumph of experience into the McDonald's drive-through, and everything was, momentarily, fine again.
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Anyone headed outside should be weary of this threat and motorists should drive through wooded areas with caution.
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Also Thursday, a second man died while trying to drive through floodwaters near his home, the station reported.
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They later learned that the only way out of town is to drive through an active railroad tunnel.
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There's no way to drive through Times Square at anything more than five, ten miles an hour. Period.
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Companies that transport the plant often drive through Oklahoma and Idaho, which is where some arrests have occurred.
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He preferred a drive-through arrangement, with Texans players and volunteers loading up cars as they came by.
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You can drive through it in about a minute, if the town cop isn't there to stop you.
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This drive through the rolling scrubland of Texas Hill County was once dotted with small oases of civilization.
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Can drive through the zombie apocalypse and ride like farm equipment, but hasn't been substantially redesigned in decades.
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A populist version of immersive theater, it seats spectators sideways on outfitted tour buses that drive through Midtown.
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Once you do, you'll be able to play music off a USB drive through the Media Player. 1.
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The Selznick estate that Mr. Taschen was restoring was a five-minute drive through windy, lushly manicured streets.
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The initiative features a drive-through swabbing center where patients can go to have samples collected and tested.
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South Korea stands out for its rapid rollout of extensive testing, including through innovative drive-through testing programs.
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There are certain neighborhoods on Staten Island that a man we'll call "Frank" knows not to drive through.
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On a drive through the site on Saturday, walls once covered in revolutionary graffiti had already been whitewashed.
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Willie McCoy appeared to be asleep in his car at a Taco Bell drive-through in Vallejo, Calif.
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Retailers like Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, and Target will set up drive-through testing centers in their parking lots.
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The drive-through test sites are run by Kaiser Permanente, the largest healthcare provider in the Bay Area.
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You know, use a drive through at your local restaurant for the time being instead of going in.
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A Maryland priest has implemented drive-through confessions in response to the spread of coronavirus in the state.
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We don't want autonomous vehicles that drive through red lights, or worse, A.I. weapons that violate international treaties.
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The barrage of artillery was too dangerous to drive through until airstrikes silenced the enemy's howitzers and tanks.
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Drive-through testing is one way to mitigate widespread problems with coronavirus diagnosis test access in the US.
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New Rochelle, New YorkA drive-through testing station opened in New Rochelle, located in Westchester County, on Friday.
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"How much, cousin?" the vendors holler as they swarm the hundreds of motorists who drive through every day.
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Stopping on a drive through the New Mexico desert, he tells her he likes her attitude towards life.
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In Australia, an ax-wielding clown was arrested after menacing drive-through customers at a fast-food joint.
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The drive-through chain is offering half-price shakes and $1.49 ice cream cookie sandwiches after 8 p.m.
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He took the merchandise to a nearby fast food restaurant drive-through and carjacked a customer, Ramirez said.
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Taking cues from fast-food restaurants, many convenience stores are also providing drive-through windows and ordering kiosks.
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Watson woke up with a 87-yard drive through the previously impenetrable Alabama defense with six minutes left.
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Outreach includes drive-through food pickups, community-based food delivery through canteens and meals at Salvation Army facilities.
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As part of that effort, cities across the US have been opening drive-through testing centers this week.
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States are now also implementing drive-through tests, which have proven successful in other countries, including South Korea.
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As they drive through the South in 1962, the mismatched men begin to realize they have common ground.
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The plan was to drive through the night, a challenge with so few licensable drivers among the adults.
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I rarely drive through tolls, but when I do, I make sure to keep track and pay her back.
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Fox News reporter Hollie McKay discovered that getting a license in Saudi Arabia is no drive through the park.
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The documents filed with the city's planning department never name the company building the proposed drive-through grocery facility.
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CNN reports that the Beaver State will be home to the nation's very first drive-through recreational pot dispensary.
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Great morning in Maine but it's not everyday that you get stuck behind the #wienermobile at the drive through!
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It's a drive-through; there's a bunch of them scattered around the city, including one right by my apartment.
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A drive through the length of Iraq is like visiting the dead cities ancient Rome left behind in Syria.
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As he and Rachel drive through his neighborhood, Eric points out a drug deal in progress on the sidewalk.
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As usual, I roll through the Starbucks drive-through that's on my way and pick up an iced latte.
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M. suggests stopping at the Taco Bell drive-through on the way home, and it's impossible to say no.
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Finally, there's a way to get the convenience of a drive-through fast food chain without sacrificing your health.
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At a hard border, the release note might instead open a gate automatically for the lorry to drive through.
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Stay vigilant, and please, for the love of God, do not attempt to drive through three feet of water.
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I'm starving and exhausted, so I go through the Taco Bell drive-through and get a cheesy potato burrito.
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The man drove his white truck into the In-N-Out drive-through and appeared to order some food.
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On a drive through its traffic-clogged streets, fresh views of concrete highways and pedestrian overpasses greet the eye.
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Our car couldn't make it to their main house; you had to drive through a creek to get there.
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The UK automaker says it's also working on similar in-car payment features for parking and drive-through restaurants.
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At first blush, a drive through the town feels more like a bucolic suburban village than a celebrity enclave.
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Another famous "drive-through" tree, the Wawona Tunnel Tree in Yosemite National Park, fell during the winter of 1969.
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I'm much less likely to drive through a blizzard in a hot car to a rave two states away.
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In Razmik's cab, they pull into a drive-through car wash, where he pays to perform fellatio on her.
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He allegedly forced the driver to drive through several lights, and speed to his ultimate dream destination: Tim Horton's.
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The animal park takes visitors on an 180-acre drive through a trail set in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Two daily coffee runs, a daily breakfast sandwich, $20 lunches, and sometimes a drive-through dinner really added up.
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I'd drive through all four ecosystems of the Rocky Mountains and camp on the edge of the Grand Canyon.
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When a village loses its last pub, it becomes somewhere you drive through, a dormitory rather than a community.
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We'd drive through the fields and in the mud, and the car was almost destroyed, but I stopped caring.
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I drive through the eerily derelict coastal town of Methil to meet the new owner of Caspian Fast Food.
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Other countries, such as South Korea, quickly ramped up their testing, screening thousands of people at drive-through sites.
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On March 2800, 215, Mr. Weglarz entered the drive-through lane at a McDonald's and picked up a sandwich.
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How can the government best use drive-through testing and its results to curb the spread of the coronavirus?
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South Korea, widely praised for its drive-through testing measures, is conducting more than 6,000 tests per million people.
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South Korea created a highly efficient drive-through system that allowed them to test tens of thousands of people.
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Medical personnel take samples from a woman at a drive-through coronavirus testing lab near Miami on March 16.
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A health care worker tends to patients at a drive-through testing center in Jericho, New York, March 18.
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A second drive-through site, at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, is expected to open on Monday.
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Rite-Aid, which was not represented at the press conference, has also opened one drive-through site in Philadelphia.
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To be sure, drive-through testing won't solve the need for every American to clearly understand their coronavirus status.
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According to Valyant, operating the drive-through is one of the least desirable positions in the fast-food hierarchy.
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According to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the drive-through site will be open 10 a.m.
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Denver, ColoradoOn Wednesday, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment opened a drive-through testing site in Denver.
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A vaulted tunnel wide enough for a car to drive through will connect the two ends of the property.
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Cut to Mumbai, where the Waaji City kingpin returns, only to be killed on his first drive through town.
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Vehicles that enter must drive through a foot-deep, moatlike bath of disinfectant, lest their tires track in disease.
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Amazon is also looking at drive-through capabilities, the Wall Street Journal has said, as well as other formats.
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The first relays a conversation between Makonnen and her cousin as they drive through the streets of Addis Ababa.
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Or consider shopping at a grocery store that's providing drive through, curb-side pick-up or delivery, Poland says.
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While the US still lags far behind other countries, the drive-through sites are helping it ramp up testing.
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New drive-through locations are opening every day, like this one at United Memorial Medical Center in Houston, Texas.
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We're told the issue was whether or not Nipsey could move some cones and drive through a restricted area.
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When he got caught in an Iowa snowstorm, it crowed over his decision -- reportedly unsuccessful -- to drive through the blizzard.
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I go through the Dunkin' Donuts drive-through and get a large coffee and an egg-and-cheese English muffin.
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Today's drive is the longest to date: six hours navigating the very green drive through Massachusetts to central New York.
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We drive through an entrance that takes us under the building and into the courtyard before driving back out again.
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Some say they have also been impressed with the ability of China's one-party system to drive through development projects.
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A New York State Police cruiser attempts to drive through the debris at the campground of Woodstock '99, July 26.
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Who wouldn't want their trip to Walmart to be rebranded as a drive through the shrouded streets of Gotham City?
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Americans make more than 12 billion stops at drive-through restaurants, banks, pharmacies, mailboxes and even wedding chapels each year.
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The next levels are a driver going to rear of the lead lap, followed by a drive through the pits.
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Just when we thought Amazon couldn't possibly offer more convenience, we were hit with something major: drive-through grocery stores.
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McLaren's Fernando Alonso retired after an opening lap collision with Williams' Lance Stroll, who was handed a drive-through penalty.
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Take a drive through the industrial, Soviet-era city of Luhansk — Plotnisky's urban power base — and the paranoia is palpable.
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The company is testing drive-through windows in 10 of its restaurants for customers to pick up their online orders.
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Super Cruise does not change lanes or drive through highway interchanges on its own, though, as Nissan ProPilot 2.0 does.
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Whether DIY or drive-through, this fake burger might be the dessert sandwich we never knew we've been waiting for.
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Convincing Carrie to do something that she doesn't want to do is like trying to drive through a dead end.
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On the weaving drive through the Andes mountains to Finca Takesi you'll want a window seat—just don't look down.
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Source: Strategas Research Clifton says there's one big motivating factor that could bring Republicans together to drive through tax reform.
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" The other choice: "In this case the car will swerve and drive through a pedestrian crossing in the other lane.
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What could be scarier for a drive-through operator than having the chain's chief executive looking over your literal shoulder?
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It's a Land Rover, so yeah, it's got clearance for days and can drive through almost three feet of water.
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Every afternoon at 2:00 pm Bhagwan would drive through the ranch and we would all wait to greet him.
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"However, we are prepared to see our union organizing drive through to the end by winning an election, if necessary."
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By 2020, the alliance will have cars that can drive through city intersections and heavy city traffic on their own.
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"I had a drive-through," he said, describing a penalty that requires a driver to spend time in the pit.
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"When you drive through downtown Honolulu, 90 percent of businessmen will be wearing some sort of aloha shirt," Kalama says.
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Some even gave away #NewnanStrong t-shirts to show the city's unity as groups of neo-Nazis drive through town.
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Before he could answer, she pulled over into a fast-food drive-through and ordered him two bags of food.
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One Twitter user writes of the drive-through idea: "You should probably worry more about meeting production targets but okay."
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Sure, you must have a truck, because one day, you're going to buy that travel trailer and drive through Yellowstone.
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At least ten per state and drive-through testing centers to speed testing and protect the health of our workers.
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The state's Department of Health opened a drive-through testing facility on Staten Island to combat this, among other plans.
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If you're in a hurry, a volunteer will hand you some in a foam container from a makeshift drive-through.
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Drive-through testing sites, like those that have been successful in South Korea, are starting to open around the country.
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New York has also been authorized to open a drive-through testing center on Long Island in the coming week.
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The former drive-through is now a patio with lights, ceiling fans, speakers and a pair of 22010-inch TVs.
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A nurse prepares to give a coronavirus swab test at a drive-through testing station on Tuesday in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Drive through any number of Southern California suburbs and look at the red tile roofs topping high-end tract homes.
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She would go to the drive-through at her bank and put the envelope of money in the glove compartment.
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Think fast-food drive-through, but instead of getting served a juicy burger, nurses come to take a nasal swab.
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A recent drive through the area with Concepción Gárate, a hairdresser and longtime resident, became a guided tour of bloodshed.
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They could direct traffic at drive-through testing centers, for example, or control the flow of entries at medical facilities.
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When Burger King added its plastic-furnished eating areas in the 1950s, its drive-through windows were gradually phased out.
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Drive-through testing sites allow people to be tested for the virus from their cars without exposing others to infection.
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We're going for a spirited drive through Westchester County in the limited production 12-cylinder automobile that he's presently admiring.
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Cities in Washington, Colorado, New York, Texas, and Connecticut have opened drive-through stations to test more people for coronavirus.
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This week, cities in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Minnesota, New York, Texas, and Washington, have opened drive-through coronavirus testing stations.
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On March 13, New York state opened its first drive-through coronavirus testing site in the town of New Rochelle.
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On March 13, New York opened the state's first drive-through coronavirus testing site in the town of New Rochelle.
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Now I fly into Jacksonville, the state's largest city, and start my drive through a place I've never quite understood.
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"It was chaos," said Eugene Sewera, 31, a restaurant worker who said he saw the car drive through the mall.
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He resorted to fast food in the drive-through lane so she wouldn't have to get out of the car.
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Amazon, they note, has already dabbled in experiments, including drive-through grocery stores and high-tech stores with no cashiers.
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Drive through any midsized town or city and you will see vacant shop floors, distressed housing and empty office space.
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Essentially, you need a subscription to cross bridges these days, to drive through tunnels, to watch shows on your screens.
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But they weren't finished -- the group pulled through the drive-through lane and threw an empty can through its window.
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It has set up drive-through screening stations so people can check if they're infected without putting others at risk.
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There's just a calm, quiet drive through the rainy streets of a city as people go about their daily lives.
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The hole in the tree was cut in the 1880s to compete with "drive-through" trees in nearby Yosemite National Park.
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The police in Epping seem intent on keeping the fries limp and soggy—and the Burger King drive-through drug free.
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Another video also showed them going through a fast-food drive-through making disparaging remarks about African-American girls, WLS reported.
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"Please do not drive through standing water or moving water," said North Carolina Secretary of Health and Human Services Mandy Cohen.
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I pull into the McDonald's drive-through on my way home and treat myself to a small strawberry milkshake for dinner.
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A woman came through the drive through yesterday and got a little irritated with me because we didn't have drink carriers.
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The threats have subsided since he began making payments to gangs to be able to drive through their territory, he said.
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"If we say the water is coming and we say do not drive through that water, we mean it," McCrory said.
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I drive through Wendy's on my way home and order a cup of chili with crackers and chili seasoning packets ($218).
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Kvyat was handed a drive-through penalty for causing the collision, a decision the Russian felt was unfair and needed clarifying.
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The line of cars waiting to get the doughnuts at the drive-through frequently stretches through the street, My Statesman reports.
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"Hopefully this is something that we can sustain and drive through with the focus on digital," Parekh told a news conference.
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In 1991, on a trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jeff ventured through a drive-through wearing a wig, makeup and a dress.
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Visitors hoping to spot the animals are free to drive through the range or spot them from the Seppmann Mill overlook.
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This led the vehicle to drive through the front lawn of a church until it hit the front of the building.
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"The strangest reaction I had was that you could just drive through and get from one area to another," she said.
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Now, in a brightly lit, empty drive-through restaurant outside of downtown, he savored a double burger as closing time neared.
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Investors are increasingly concerned that Lopez Obrador will drive through his favorite development projects regardless of what the finance ministry says.
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"They continued to drive through and because it was considered potentially dangerous, the administrators directly went to handle it," Hall said.
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On a recent drive through his majority-Latino district, Mr. Romero, a wealthy businessman and Democrat, had something on his mind.
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"If we say the water's coming and we say do not drive through that water, we mean it," Mr. McCrory said.
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It has even rolled out drive-through coronavirus testing facilities, where motorists are met by health workers dressed in hazmat suits.
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The next day, he made the hour drive through the South Florida sprawl, parking his Mercedes on their plain suburban street.
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One morning at the Pine Springs Visitor Center, we overheard a man asking where to start the drive through the park.
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In a hasty drive through Jewish history he nominates Moses Maimonides and Moses Mendelssohn as embodying this outward-looking nontribal Judaism.
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Gatherings of more than 50 people have been banned, and restaurants are limited to take-out, delivery or drive-through service.
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Verily has since scaled up its program with a growing number of drive-through testing facilities, and plans to add more.
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And the Behnkes had to navigate the Denver airport, plus a four-hour drive through the mountains, with a sleepy preteen.
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She let me know of a drive-through Covid testing site at Penn Medicine that opened at 2102 am that day.
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Globally, South Korea, Germany and the UK have also turned to drive-through testing to manage the spread of the virus.
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Shortly thereafter, I demand that he pull off and drive through Taco John's, and as night falls I request Dairy Queen.
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Being too hasty to get back onto the track cost Takuma Sato, Juan Pablo Montoya, Newgarden and Power drive-through penalties.
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After a 20-minute drive through darkened streets, she asked the driver to park a few blocks from the meeting point.
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S) investors whether the Swiss chemicals maker will be able to drive through a $215 billion merger with Huntsman Corp (HUN.
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In an iconic opening sequence, Wayne, Garth and three of their friends drive through town while blasting "Bohemian Rhapsody" in their car.
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Jamie Elliot arrives at court where he is charged with driving a golf buggy through a McDonalds drive through, June 19 2018.
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You cannot represent this whole town and make everybody think we're waiting on rooftops to shoot you as you drive through town.
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Lou Callan was peppered with questions on Thursday when he posted video on Facebook of his drive through one Fort McMurray neighborhood.
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I go to the Chick-fil-A drive-through because it's the last day to use my free sandwich Cow Calendar reward!
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She was raised in a household where her diet was primarily convenience foods, like drive-through pickups or pre-packaged microwavable meals.
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But it was with hands on and they said we're developing the technology so we can drive through the streets of Jerusalem.
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Solar panels adorn roofs across Kauai – you can hardly drive through any residential or commercial areas without seeing a handful of installations.
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In the local channel's news report above, superintendent Joe Windt explains that players will drive through services unfazed, even running into trees.
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This city of 2850,2000 is well-known as the last place you drive through when going from San Francisco to the airport.
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At one point on the long drive through dense mountain jungle, their SUV convoy stops at a military checkpoint, according to Penn.
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Together we will drive through the reforms required to tackle the governance weaknesses identified and rebuild trust in the IAAF and athletics.
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He felt the need to share the story of his drive-through experience with his "girl" to the wide world of Instagram.
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In photos captured on Sunday, the "drive-through" massive sequoia tree could not endure the flooding caused by rainstorms throughout the weekend.
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We're told cops got suspicious when he started asking how many states he can drive through with a concealed carry weapons permit.
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" (It means he can drive through Dallas with the top down, a political and personal pleasure.) "But the sentiment is still valuable.
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We tried to appease the kids, and we ended up playing their game instead of ours, which is more Wendy's drive-through.
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Janice Craig and Byron Billingsley don't live in Doraville, but they frequently drive through the town to get to work or appointments.
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But to get there from the parking lot, you have to carefully navigate past a line of traffic at the drive-through.
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Critic's Notebook Perhaps it was the campaign yard signs on the drive through upstate New York to the Glimmerglass Festival in Cooperstown.
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It was early in the evening on New Year's Eve and her daughter was in the drive-through, picking up an order.
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This gives the vehicle a ground clearance of 13.4 inches and allows it to drive through water more than 1.6 feet deep.
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That's exactly how excited the residents of the Irish capital Dublin were when Krispy Kreme opened up a 23 hour drive through.
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The final version of the app will also ask customers to choose table service, counter or drive-through pickup, or curbside delivery.
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Without enough popular support, Clinton would enter the White House lacking the political capital she would need to drive through her agenda.
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Verily was developing a website that could let people evaluate their symptoms and direct them to nearby "drive through" locations for testing.
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With some cities, including Los Angeles, enforcing dining-in restrictions amid the pandemic, some restaurants have become drive-through or takeout only.
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A more familiar sight might be a place to order cheap cheeseburgers from a drive-through window, especially as you head south.
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But the company had tuned its system to not abruptly brake for "false positives" or objects that the vehicle can drive through.
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The country is also using a new drive-through model to do it, meaning patients don't even have to leave their cars.
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There was a time when a whole car full of my classmates pulled up to the drive-through while I was working.
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A health care worker screens a patient for COVID-19 at a drive-through coronavirus testing site in Arlington, Virginia, March 18.
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One approach to sparing hospital staff is the advent of drive-through testing for coronavirus, seen in Seattle, Denver, and Hartford, Connecticut.
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The drive-through testing that the US is currently replicating—a professor in Incheon had proposed the concept but never tested it.
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On Wednesday, Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco reportedly began doing drive-through testing for the virus, but it was by appointment only.
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Current missions include work at drive-through test facilities, logistics support for healthcare professionals, and disinfecting and cleaning public spaces, among others.
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Klobuchar devotes the single longest chunk of her presidential campaign stump speech to the tale of her fight against drive-through deliveries.
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Though pedestrians are scarce in the area, the cars will drive through parking lots where they are likely to encounter foot traffic.
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Nearly 100 people die each year in the U.S. by drowning during flood events, often by trying to drive through flooded roadways.
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One Twitter user posted frightening footage of a drive through the inferno, with flames coming right to the edge of the road.
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On the drive through town, we passed a truck with an animal carcass in the bed, antlers poking out past a tarp.
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You drive through the so-called real world, and then there's a certain Bourne world that takes on the modern espionage landscape.
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The company said its 24-hour drive-through pharmacies will remain open and pharmacy hours will mostly stay the same on weekends.
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It seems he took a drive through some back alleys in the area, which are a notorious hotspot for intravenous drug users.
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People drive through the desert, and all of a sudden you see this alien-ish flesh man running toward you or something.
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Instead, they began to throw their food and drinks at the employees through the drive-through window—at least it wasn't hot!
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Bashir is well within mortar and rocket range of Taza, which Iraqi Security Forces drive through to reach a base in Makhmour.
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The two of them hop into Adam's older version of the Batmobile and hit Rick's drive-through for a couple of cool drinks.
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According to SeacoastOnline, an assistant manager and an employee at an Epping, NH, Burger King were selling marijuana through the drive-through window.
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Ultimately, the driver said he was forced to drive through the subdivision — which he said could be dangerous for both drivers and pedestrians.
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That's a measurable a calculated risk to have, similar to the kind you accept when you allow ambulances to drive through red lights.
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Officials worry people may try to drive through deep water, or get caught in flash floods on the roadways, if they venture out.
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With Mt. Rainier in the background, drive through the Chinook Scenic Byway for one of the most majestic wildflower displays in the country.
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In a video from June 2014, Michael Cote tries to drive through a narrow street between police cars and hits a nearby building.
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"Heed the warnings," he told CNN's John Berman on Friday, pointing out that fatalities often happen when motorists try to drive through floodwater.
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Subramayan and Kelly have started taking Mr. p-Blizzard to their local Starbucks drive-through and posting photos of their journeys to Facebook.
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My drive through Maryland is a blur of small wood-shingled homes until I turn down the quiet street where the house sits.
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Visitors used to be able to drive through the giant gap in the tree, but more recently it was only open to hikers.
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"Allow every smile, frown and town you drive through to open your mind, but never close your heart," Metz wrote in the letter.
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Drive through Dutchess County you'll find a handful of towns that are thriving, but then town after town where you can't buy socks.
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Instead, I drive through the abundant construction up ahead, cross a small drawbridge, keep going, and eventually take the exit for J.F.K. Airport.
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And "he was always dressed up, always, always," she said, even if they were just going to the drive-through at Dairy Queen.
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At peak times, 130 trucks a day are required to drive through Dover bringing citrus fruit alone, according to the British Retail Consortium.
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It appears they have learned not to wander too far from their charging stations and not to drive through rough terrain or snowdrifts.
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Nandos Chicken is good but lives are put at risk every time you drive through a RED TCL, there simply is no excuse!!!
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Dry and offbeat, with an immediate, original voice, this comedy is a back-roads drive through the expansive territory between rags and riches.
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I knew from my mother that he would get dressed up and go to the drive-through at the bank and other places.
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Police said they found the rapper, also known as "Willie Bo," sleeping in a drive-through lane with a handgun in his lap.
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It's a surreal sight to drive through the green mountains of Kef region and see soft plumes of smoke moving listlessly across valleys.
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I felt the cool air on my face as we drove, through a drive-through, I'm sure, but I'm not sure what else.
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Josh Raby spun what turned out to be a fake tale about his evening McDonald's drive-through by posting one tweet after another.
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I went to the washroom out back and was walking back when I noticed a vehicle drive through our parking lot without stopping.
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Panera offers a range of highly customizable breakfast sandwiches that feature fewer calories and less fat than some more notorious drive-through options.
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And every Sunday when we drive through Roslyn estates, my mother almost instinctively, would say, 'Would you like to live here someday, Kenneth?
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What we need to do is implement not just drive-through testing but also more convenient options for people who don't have cars.
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One priest in Maryland set up a drive-through confession, careful to keep a 6-foot distance between himself and those who visit.
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To handle some of these coronavirus cases, New York City's first drive-through mobile testing facility opened in a Staten Island parking lot.
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One of the joys of childhood was receiving a novelty-themed "Made in China" bit of plastic via a McDonald's drive-through window.
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He can dance around opponents, and he can drive through them, too, a ballerina and a bulldozer, depending on what the occasion demands.
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Every so often I click on the videos tab and watch as she and a friend drive through a tollgate with incorrect change.
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Gabbie Salazar, 224, made two trips to the drive-through, each time with different sets of nieces, nephews and cousins in her car.
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Federal officials said many more drive-through testing sites, along with expanded processing of tests by commercial labs, would help ease a bottleneck.
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Federal officials said many more drive-through testing sites, along with expanded processing of tests by commercial labs, would help ease a bottleneck.
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Her appearance in February before the Board of Regents involved a flight to Marquette and a morning drive through a white-out blizzard.
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Growing frustrated about waiting, she and several of her neighbors formed a caravan of five cars and decided to drive through the woods.
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Officials say it is safer and faster to test for the virus at the drive-through than in a hospital or health clinic.
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Ron DeSantis has mobilized his National Guard another way: He sent 500 troops to Broward County to help administer drive-through coronavirus tests.
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Instead of putting cities on lockdown, South Korea has chosen to randomly test thousands of people everywhere from hospitals to drive-through stations.
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But the rest of the drive-through experience — with its digital screens and recommendation algorithms — does indeed feel a bit like shopping online.
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Drive through Baghdad at mid-morning on any non-holiday and you will see groups of young men loitering on every street corner.
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Eighty-five percent of new franchisees, for instance, are equipped with drive-through windows, compared with 70 percent in prior years, Travis said.
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He was there, in Chisholm, ten days later, when Gail set out to drive through the night in bad weather across West Virginia.
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To reach their offices, you need to pass through two metal detectors and drive through underground tunnels, then pass through another metal detector.
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The two were robbed at gunpoint while waiting in the drive-through lane just a mile down the road from Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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He issues a steady stream of ideas: a drive-through pizza business in California, how to obtain organic ingredients for the best price.
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Cars drive through a flooded road in Great Abaco Island, Bahamas, after Hurricane Dorian hit the island chain as a Category 5 storm.
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Starbucks (SBUX) – The coffee chain is closing most of its company cafes across North America for two weeks, limiting service to drive-through.
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"It's chaos out there," Lewis remarks as they drive through perfectly scattered rubble, yet this stolid, stagy movie transmits no sense of destabilization.
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When I was growing up in Miami, Wynwood was one of those places you sure as hell didn't want to drive through at night.
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Drive through the northern outback for a while, south of Port Hedlund on the coast, and you will come upon hills softened by time.
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A swollen creek flooded part of I-295 near Bellmawr for hours early Thursday, trapping some motorists that had tried to drive through it.
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That's 240 green lights in a row, for a 27-minute nonstop drive through New York City at about 3:30 in the morning.
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" — SETH MEYERS "A manager at a Sonic restaurant in Mississippi recently posted a message asking customers not to smoke weed in the drive-through.
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Because, maybe just four years ago, you could only really order, line up at the front counter, or go traditionally through the drive-through.
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In 1975, a franchisee in Arizona had an ingenious idea to introduce the drive-through window to his location after seeing competitors utilize it.
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Will Kolb told CNN that he had to drive through about 2 feet of water to get out of the garage early Wednesday morning.
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A female employee of a fast-food restaurant recorded video on her cell phone, as did a surveillance camera above a drive-through window.
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I met a man who managed to get in his truck and drive through the floodwater honking his horn to wake up his neighbors.
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Anyone who thinks Orlando is a stucco-built town with overly watered lawns and an abundance of drive-through fast food places is right.
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You will be able to pick up your groceries through drive-through lanes (a super high-tech license-plate reader will enable speedy pickup).
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The street was smothered with people but when an ambulance van started approaching, the street immediately opened up so that it could drive through.
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Drive through Fayetteville today and you'll pass house after house emptied of belongings, the mud-stained detritus piled high on curbs across the county.
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You can walk to an overlook of the heavily-altered summit area, or drive through the lava-blanketed land along Chain of Craters Road.
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In the latest "Carpool Karaoke" segment, "The Late Late Show" host picks up John and the two drive through a very rainy Los Angeles.
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Robert Kubica, who started from the pitlane after a qualifying crash, was hit with a drive-through penalty for leaving the garage too early.
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But a spokesperson from the Texas Military Department tells Vox ground operations continue because they have big trucks that can drive through flooded streets.
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I can't imagine there are many road trips anywhere on earth that are more interesting than a long drive through West and Central Africa.
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You may want to think twice before driving this thing through the Starbucks drive-through, however, because the gull-wing doors don't have windows.
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Still, its average drive-through service time last year was almost 20 seconds slower than it was in 2012, according to SeeLevel HX data.
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Today, we see robots shuttling pallets around warehouses, voice assistants operating fast food drive-through lanes, and algorithms analyzing medical records and diagnosing patients.
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The former boom town is available for tours, but it requires visitors to drive through eight miles of a steep and narrow dirt road.
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Some speculate there could be drive-through pick-up lanes, or other innovations that would require research and development across the portfolio of stores.
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Whenever Canada closed the gap, Parker responded with either an audacious three-pointer or a vicious drive through the paint past his dazzled markers.
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They are not afraid," he says, and as we drive through someone tells us that an ATM has been dismantled from the ground. "See!
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I envisioned myself going through the drive through and after a few minutes of deliberation, choosing the chicken sandwich from the picture menu board.
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If you take a drive through Lima today, you will immediately notice the political advertisements plastered on every billboard, sign, and spare concrete wall.
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A drive through town reveals a surprising number of homes with vivid, contrasting colors, painted designs, outdoor sculptures and other means of individual expression.
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The blue sky that originally accompanied Teddy and Calvin on their drive through Colorado Springs became the toxic yellow of a washed-out sunset.
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Several cities have put in place drive-through testing facilities, which Trump on Friday said would be expanded to more locations across the country.
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The authorities and ordinary people have taken it upon themselves to remove debris, and thankfully, we can drive through major roads in San Juan.
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The donut chain said it was limiting hours and closing its dine-in areas while imploring customers to carry-out or drive-through services.
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To make an appointment at the drive-through testing center, you need to call the New York State Health Department at 888-364-3065.
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And the state is eager to shed its reputation as the drive-through interlude on Interstate 95 between two basketball hotbeds: Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Mr. Katz knows that dream city, and early on, when Jill and Heather drive through the night, the camera looks onto a gaudy slipstream.
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Sure, you can get on a motorbike in Tehran and drive through territory mainly under Iranian control or influence all the way to Beirut.
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He had said that Google's site would allow you to answer screener questions and then be directed to a local drive-through testing facility.
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He had said that Google's site would allow you to answer screener questions and then be directed to a local drive-through testing facility.
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Above, a drive-through testing center in Arlington, Va. At the same time, it's becoming clearer that Americans of all ages are falling ill.
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In Indianapolis, food pantries have transformed operations in a matter of days, allowing the people they serve to drive through and pick up food.
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Heavy rains also caused flooding in parts of Michigan and Illinois, where officials closed roads and warned residents not to drive through high waters.
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Rights groups, including Amnesty International, have highlighted the need for consultations on projects that will drive through some pristine natural habitats and indigenous lands.
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Rent a car to drive through the Sawtooth Mountain range (a roughly three-hour picturesque drive) for an overnight in the Sun Valley wilderness.
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Verily, Google's life sciences company, set up drive-through test sites at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds and the San Mateo County Event Center.
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Luckily, both the animal and the general public were kept safe by police and animal control during this drive-through tour of the town.
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Drive-through testing centers, such as one as currently in use in New Rochelle, New York, would be effective in suburban and rural areas.
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And celebrate the city's large Ukrainian population at Baba's Homestyle Perogies, where you can get your cabbage roll fix at a drive-through window.
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Greg Abbott said a drive-through testing station would open in San Antonio, and that more would open in Dallas, Houston, and Austin afterwards.
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Driving a white Ford Fusion sedan, Mr. Stephens, 503, pulled into the drive-through lane of a McDonald's on Buffalo Road around 11 a.m.
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After all, how many drive-through friendly food items are there that small children, celiacs, and Keto-ascribers can all shriek with delight over?
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On a drive through the parish, it is difficult to discern where the city of Baton Rouge would end and St. George would begin.
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" Joe Opatz, the sponsor on the House side, also said the drive-through deliveries bill was "the most significant legislation I was involved in.
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But it is clear when you drive through the byways, small towns, and farmlands of our nation that rural America has not kept pace.
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A guard realized the officials did not have permission to enter and asked the group to drive through the gate, turn around and exit.
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The FRC itself is waiting for legislation to transform it into a more powerful regulator known as ARGA to drive through the envisaged reforms.
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In one neighborhood, a giant stream of cars encircled a Chick-fil-A that had enough workers and food to open the drive-through.
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It was on a drive through verdant farmland in California that Apeel CEO James Rogers heard a story on the radio about global hunger.
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Let's not make higher education into the equivalent of a drive-through meal, something that gets the job done, but doesn't really nourish us.
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"I could try and drive through it or I can stay on the cruise, eat for free and be entertained for free," Smith said.
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Her favorite scheme was to drive through impoverished neighborhoods, picking out the prettiest children, then offer them rides in her shiny black luxury car.
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His longtime home in Modesto, in the heart of California, afforded him a winding drive through the foothills to Yosemite and its monumental climbs.
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Nearby, Reuters reporters interviewing Turkman residents of the neighborhood who did not vote saw a convoy of Kurdish celebrants drive through the deserted streets.
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Then, during a drive through southern Brooklyn, the woman has said, Mr. Hall forced her to perform oral sex and Mr. Martins raped her.
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By Wednesday, Mr. Christie was off to address the State Legislature — in Concord, N.H. The governor's drive-through appearance in New Jersey was no aberration.
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I pull into the drive-through at Starbucks on my way home and use my free drink reward to purchase my go-to iced tea.
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Burger King plans to advertise the arrival of the Impossible burger with an Impossible Whopper tour bus, which will drive through each city this month.
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The video shared on Facebook by Brynn Parott Chatfield documents their drive through the fire as they attempt to evacuate from their hometown of Paradise.
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You are taking your life in your hands every time you drive through one of those tunnels in New York -- at least according to Trump.
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Just to give you a little overview on how it works, there are many safari parks in South Africa that you can self-drive through.
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On the way to the college campus where I work, I hit the McDonald's drive-through for a large Diet Coke and a sausage biscuit.
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Thankfully, the geniuses at McDonald's have happily come up with a solution for every potential heart condition that rolls into a Mickey D's drive-through.
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Taco Bell Cantinas don't have drive-through windows, and it provides a more upscale dining experience which the company believes will appeal to young people.
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IT'S NOW 21 MILLION BECAUSE INSTEAD OF TRYING TO SELL AN ADDITIONAL ACCOUNT, WE DRIVE THROUGH THE PENETRATION AND THE DIRECTNESS IN THE CORE ACCOUNT.
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The book opens on two cult members as they drive through the Hollywood Hills in search of a girl to kidnap for a sacrifice ritual.
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It features a collection of bears, wolves, bison and other wildlife, some roaming a drive-through exhibit and others displayed in smaller zoo-like enclosures.
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Drive-through trees were created amid groves of giant sequoia and coastal redwoods around the West Coast in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Or we would go to a Tim Hortons drive-through for coffee, despite it being 10pm, just because, as James said, it's a Canadian institution.
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Reports of the split come a day after the actor was spotted with Sexton at a Jack In The Box drive-through in Santa Monica.
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Fox News, Daily Caller delete posts encouraging people to drive through protests Texas HB 250 showed up last month during the Texas Legislature's special session.
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It includes eight quadcopter drones with the ability to fly or drive through a course that includes parking lots, landing pads, and no-fly zones.
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"People drive through neighborhoods and look for houses that appear to be vacant," said Lt. Nick Farese, who is leading the police department's antisquatter efforts.
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It was communication from the void, like a song you love coming in over the radio with surprising clarity as you drive through rural towns.
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In Michael's fifteenth year, his life accelerated, like a cylinder in one of those pneumatic tubes, whisking off your deposit at a drive-through bank.
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Then he told her to go north again, to the town of Liberal, Kansas, even if she had to drive through fire to get there.
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From the moment you drive through the gates, you'll pass the property's 1.5-acre vineyard that can produce over 2,000 bottles of premium Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Like other customers who'd ordered the new Quarter Pounder at the restaurant's drive-through, she was asked to pull into a parking space and wait.
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The group lip syncs to Fifth Harmony and Taylor Swift, asks pedestrians for directions to Rio and stops by a drive-through to order food.
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Now, Mr. Tumer said, it can last up to 12 days, while the former two-hour drive through Austria sometimes takes more than a day.
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The drive through the desert is a sublime and winding trail that goes up and then down and then up and then down seemingly forever.
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We found our venue on a drive through the quiet Northern California town of Bolinas (not too far from where we live, in San Francisco).
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As anybody who's taken a drive through Vermont in the autumn will know, the eastern US has plenty of iconic trees, like maple and oak.
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OTHER TIMES WHEN THEY'RE IN A HURRY, THATS WHEN THEY WANT TO JUST DRIVE THROUGH, PICK SOMETHING UP OR GET IT DELIVERED TO THEIR HOUSE.
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The government has set up dozens of drive-through centers, where medical workers dressed in face masks and protective clothing swab people's mouth and throat.
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The company is trying to make ordering groceries online and then picking them up in your car as seamless as a fast-food drive-through.
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The Trump administration said Friday it was partnering with the private sector to also boost testing capacity -- with both more tests and drive-through testing.
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To understand more about the merits of the administration's drive-through testing plan, I called Dr. Dena Grayson, a physician and an expert on pandemics.
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Much of the time you'll spend at the drive-through testing center will be doing paperwork since the swabbing takes just a couple of minutes.
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It'll be nice to have a fresh cup just waiting for you, and mornings are much less stressful without the Starbucks or Dunkin drive-through.
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For the next 20 minutes, she told prosecutors, the detectives took turns sexually assaulting her on a hellish drive through the streets of southern Brooklyn.
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I finally make it out for a coffee — Starbucks drive-through — and spend the next few hours on back-to-back calls in my car.
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On a long drive through the Nevada desert one night in 1967, Melvin Dummar spotted a scruffy man lying by the side of the road.
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BRENHAM, Texas — With her six hungry children in the car, Summer Mossbarger was one of the first in line for lunch at the drive-through.
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The drive-through at Alton was one small bright spot at an anxious time, even though their county had no confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
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But on Tuesday morning, the park's 14-acre jungle drive-through was closed after a fire killed all 13 inhabitants of its patas monkey house.
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The state government rushed to increase testing capacity, constructing a drive-through facility and organizing scores of emergency workers to conduct tests in people's homes.
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In the fall, after the local baseball stadium and amusement park close, the hospital holds free drive-through "flu shot days" in their parking lots.
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At the drive-through, passengers and drivers go through the entire testing process in a matter of minutes without ever getting out of their cars.
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Experts have pointed to the large-scale rollout of free drive-through testing in South Korea as contributing to that country's decline in coronavirus cases.
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The check-in desk was far from the action of Hollywood Boulevard, located in the back of the hotel by a drive-through valet area.
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"It's a great, efficient way to take people's money," Marayah Jerry said as she waited at the drive-through to collect a Ranch Snack Wrap.
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My wife and I rented a vehicle through Europcar for a monthlong drive through South America; the rental agreement, via Priceline, came out to $3,312.
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"To drive through Glassboro, you can feel the transformation from what it once was to a market that's really beginning to thrive," Mr. Silverman said.
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As I drive through the beautiful Sonoran desert, my gratitude for family is simultaneously flooded by memories of people and lands stolen from tribal communities.
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Finally last summer, she interviewed at one of Ms. Mendelsohn's restaurants; a month later, she was hired as a cashier and a drive-through attendant.
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The success of the initiative may well hinge on satisfying speed-minded drive-through patrons who account for 70 percent of the firm's U.S. revenue.
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Instead, it set up observation points and its vehicles had to drive through countryside run by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, Syria's version of al Qaeda.
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New York opened its first drive-through testing facility this week in New Rochelle, which has been the epicenter of the state's earliest confirmed cases.
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Tents, trailers, and other makeshift structures have been set up to create temporary drive-through testing facilities, like this one in New Rochelle, New York.
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Smoke can affect air quality in areas around the fire, and fire officials are warning motorists to be careful as they drive through the area.
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"It's still a relatively unknown destination, reachable only by taking a 4x4 drive through beautiful sand dunes and across a beach," they told Business Insider.
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We pull into a Starbucks drive-through on the way for an order of egg white sous vide bites and a trenta unsweetened iced green tea.
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Of course there's an Italian McDonald's with an ancient Roman road passing through it; what could be appropriate for the franchise that popularized the drive-through?
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Players drive through the Nevada desert and California cityscapes to deliver a variety of cargo (none of it overweight) in a sort of streamlined trucker's daydream.
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I swing by the Dunkin' drive-through at the gas station for a medium iced coffee ($2.82) and get to work right on time at 8!
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Amazon told CNET that it has no plans to build the latter model of store, though it didn't seem to comment on the drive-through plans.
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Employees in Grove City kept it far simpler, hanging "Sorry, we are closed" on their drive-through microphone, according to picture snapped by The Scioto Post.
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I haven't been there, but the mention of it brings people to complain about how boring it is to drive through because it is so flat.
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"At this time, troopers believe that Muse attempted to drive through high water and his vehicle was swept off the road," the Louisiana State Police said.
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The sun visors do not slide on their mounting pole to extend their reach, and this feature was noticeably missing during my drive through the desert.
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Optimism that the Trump administration will be able to drive through a hefty pro-growth plan or tax package this year is fading by the day.
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Lopez Obrador has shunned the often luxurious trappings of Mexico's wealthy elites, choosing to fly coach and drive through the capital in a white Volkswagen Jetta.
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"Now people drive through it so they get a sense of the size of the forest even if they have never been to it," he said.
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Residents awoke to the stench of smoke and the morning horizon drenched in an ashen-orange that was difficult to see or drive through, hindering evacuations.
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I'm told she drove down the hill from the estate she built herself in Rancho Santa Fe with her dog to go through the drive-through.
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As Ms. Hroub took the children on an imagined drive through Jerusalem, they "toured" Muslim and Christian sites, but she made no mention of Jewish ones.
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On the 40-minute drive through Accra's traffic-choked streets on the way to his brewery, Djameh pointed out a large, overgrown field filled with trash.
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Some streets in the city were closed because of flooding, and Landrieu asked residents to clean out catch basins — and not to drive through standing water.
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It opened as one of California's first drive-through restaurants and has since ballooned to 334 restaurants spanning six states, gaining fans all along the way.
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The University of Washington set up a drive-through system so that certain people can be tested without contaminating a clinic; South Korea did the same.
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None of the four companies have said when or where they'll add more test sites — and when the drive-through locations will welcome the general public.
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That means cafe and patio seating areas will be closed, though customers can still order at the counter, through the app and via the drive through.
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Stroll, the innocent party turned offender, then almost hit Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly when he came back on and was served with a drive through penalty.
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As we drive through the Tennessee countryside, I listen to the new Luke Combs album and read some of my new book, Valley of the Dolls.
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Actually, they saw what was happening in South Korea, where they've created these highly effective drive-through testing centers, managing to churn out 2000,2275 since diagnosis.
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Actually, they saw what was happening in South Korea, where they've created these highly effective drive-through testing centers, managing to churn out 2000,2275 since diagnosis.
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Leading U.S. retailers will partner with the government to assist with drive-through coronavirus testing sites on their store properties, the Retail Industry Leaders Association said.
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GINA BRUCE LYNCH: You know, I drive through the inner city where I used to live at, because my business is not too far from there.
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There are drive-through testing centers in Minnesota, which currently has more than 100 confirmed cases of the disease, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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Thursday: The city of New Rochelle is making "a herculean effort" to fight the virus, with drive-through testing centers and assistance from the National Guard.
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"Right now, it's like this for me: When I drive through the city, I see black people and immediately — pooh," he said, spitting on the ground.
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The first day of the drive-through testing station saw 160 patients, according to a state health official, and more are expected on Thursday and Friday.
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Rochester, MinnesotaRochester is where the Mayo Clinic is based, and the the nonprofit medical center has set up a drive-through screening site for patients there.
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A teen didn't drive through a yellow light On January 10, 2012, Tyler Smith, 18, was driving with a friend when a traffic light turned yellow.
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The catch is that to plan a wedding that's anything more elaborate than a Las Vegas drive-through ceremony, there's no way to avoid being particular.
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Hoping to shave four hours off the journey, Bedul puts in a call to the BKSDA Conservation Agency to request permission to drive through the plantation.
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They drive through the American South, passing a prison work farm, chasing a freedom that is always farther ahead of them than death is behind them.
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A drive through my district in Northern Ohio, spanning five counties from Toledo to Cleveland, is a reminder of the plight workers experienced following NAFTA's passage.
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If you do have to drive, watch for fallen objects in the road, and don't drive through floodwater; it could contain debris as well as germs.
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The other problem was that the winery was a 90-minute drive from my apartment in Brooklyn and you have to drive through Manhattan, which I hate.
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Carson shepherded Trump through inner city Detroit, to a church there and then for a drive through blighted neighborhoods before a brief stop by Carson's childhood home.
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Those are code words that would allow you to buy weed at the drive-through window of a New Hampshire Burger King, at least until last weekend.
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Charity organizations also have helped, establishing additional distribution points where people can drive through and pick up bottled water, and by handing out water door to door.
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But then Adam got sick on the last day of their honeymoon trip, which was a drive through Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin, and included a bluegrass festival.
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Once in position near the drive-through, Princess turns on the puppy eyes and pretends to be a stray dog to guilt customers into giving her food.
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This 52-mile stretch of nature only takes three hours to drive through, but it's teeming with surreal wonders that look straight out of The Jungle Book.
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The most frightening moment comes when a car tries to drive through the crowd, almost hitting multiple people before crashing into the side of the White Castle.
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Maybe you buy coffee at the drive-through instead of packing your to-go mug, or find it hard to say no to last-minute social invites.
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Fayetteville, Arkansas, student Trey Coulter attempted to ask Gabriella Foster to prom at the Wild Wilderness Drive Through, while standing in front of two very curious giraffes.
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When I get out, I make a quick stop at the Wendy's drive-through because I'm starving, and get a chicken sandwich, fries, and an iced tea.
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The rich world was rebuilt for motor vehicles, with huge investments in road networks and the invention of suburbia, along with shopping malls and drive-through restaurants.
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A secondary cause of drowning is the flooding often associated with storms and, often, those are people in cars or trucks trying to drive through the water.
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Setting out at 9:13 AM Eastern US time, the two men enjoyed a lovely Saturday drive through the lunar countryside, with sightseeing stops along the way.
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Mr. Sellars's most characteristic move of all was to close the weekend with a street party in Santa Paula, a gorgeous half-hour drive through the mountains.
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From mountain views to sweeping farmlands and tree-lined roads, West Virginia is arguably one of the most beautiful states to take a slow Sunday drive through.
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"They drive through the water to get off the island but the car could stall, and if the car stalls you are not going anywhere," he said.
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Sometime this week, the company should probably update the map to show the current location of its Darwin drive-through—assuming that Muzz Buzz can find it.
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We see plenty of gardens, in fact, as we drive through the green fields and lurking red "Leave" posters tied to farm gates of the West Midlands.
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But for some families, they go to a drive-through and they can get a full meal for a fraction of that, and that is their motivation.
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The video came from two perspectives — one from a civilian's cellphone and the other from a surveillance camera at a drive-through window at a taco shop.
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Earlier this year, the company began capitalizing on speed by allowing customers to order on an app and pick up the food at a drive-through window.
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The authorities there have tested nearly 200,000 people for the virus, free of charge, some via drive-through booths that produce results in less than 10 minutes.
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On Friday, the Trump administration unveiled a similar plan as the nation's largest pharmacy chains, including CVS and Walgreens, agreed to move forward with drive-through testing.
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Walmart is betting that a big part of the country ("from Scranton to Sacramento," one Walmart executive said) is more of a drive-through than delivery culture.
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On a drive through northern Ecuador one afternoon, under the cover of ominously dark clouds, Hempton described how those sorts of economic incentives could apply to quiet.
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At one of the drive-through testing stations set up in Seattle, uninsured patients could face a substantially higher price than people who have an insurance card.
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The country soon began conducting as many as 10,000 tests per day and built drive-through testing clinics that can detect coronavirus cases in just 10 minutes.
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New York just opened its first drive-through coronavirus test facility at the site of a major outbreakHolding your breath can't help you self-diagnose the coronavirus.
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New York, though, has made a dedicated push to ramp up testing at hospitals, labs and drive-through centers specifically set up in the most dense areas.
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To ease a bottleneck in coronavirus testing, federal officials are setting up more drive-through centers and increasing commercial laboratories' ability to process multiple samples at once.
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"Just drive through Orangeville, (Ontario), it's surreal how many Dutch farmers and companies you pass," says Joachim Helms, who trains young Canadian weed growers for Green House.
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These figures come to life when I drive through Muslim-concentrated sections of Detroit (home to a diverse array of Yemeni, Iraqi, Bengali and black Muslim communities).
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Around this time, I learned that university staff that have a primary care physician in the university medical system could be tested at a drive-through site.
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On March 11, Denver, Colorado became one of the first cities in the US to implement drive-through coronavirus testing free to patients with a doctor's notes.
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Seattle, WashingtonThe University of Washington Medical Center has begun to test 40 to 50 people per day using a drive-through station, local CBS affiliate KIRO reported.
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The prewar building boasts a drive-through circular driveway, white-glove service, a concierge, private elevator landings, and 24-hour security guards and doormen, according to Forbes.
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Project 84 also has launched an online petition drive through which it hopes to persuade Britain's government to take action to improve suicide prevention and bereavement support.
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The firm also named the Mexican restaurant chain one of its best ideas for 275 based on its strong digital sales growth and push into drive through.
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Davidson led by eight before Matthews scored on a drive through the lane for Rhode Island's first field goal in a stretch of five minutes, 44 seconds.
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For that, Marks said the brand will be focusing on drive-through locations as it goes head-to-head with major players like Chipotle and Taco Bell.
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As we slowly drive through the jungle, I fill out paperwork on my health record and a disclaimer that says it's not her fault if I die (yay).
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While Alonso was punted out at the start in a three-car crunch, Vandoorne finished 12th and collected a late drive-through penalty for ignoring blue warning flags.
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Telepass is an electronic payment platform that allows motorway users to drive through dedicated lanes and pay the toll without stopping at the gate at no extra charge.
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What follows is the pair trying to connect and learn about each other while they drive through a barren world and struggle to keep themselves from falling apart.
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Skyline Drive, Virginia A ride on Skyline Drive through Shenandoah National Park will reveal more than 850 different types of wildflowers, including azaleas, trillium and black-eyed susans.
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Out the door only 15 minutes late, I grab a drive-through sandwich on the way to work from Chick-Fil-A and eat it as I drive.
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While the well-preserved fast food has troubling implications for drive-through addicts, at least we know what we'll all be eating in case of a zombie apocalypse.
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It was a tragedy that often seems on the verge of happening when high-ranking dignitaries drive through the streets in motorcades escorted by local police and security.
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"This is clearly not the case with people who drive through Uber — they choose when and how long they work for by logging on or off the app."
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As I drive through my favorite fast food restaurant I can tailor my meal as to which options I wish to have from side salads to French fries.
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Juan Rodriguez waited on his lunch break for a fresh-beef Quarter Pounder at the drive-through of another Dallas McDonald's outlet about nine miles from Barcenas' store.
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"I would drive through small towns in Mississippi and I would see this little old ladies who have been friends for 50 years bowling together," King tells Creators.
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All you have to do is drive through Midtown Manhattan or pick someone up from Los Angeles International Airport to see the need for more spending, Gundlach said.
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Authorities have aggressively rolled out testing across the country, even setting up drive-through testing stations where people can get tested in minutes, all without leaving their cars.
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Parts of the country have even set up drive-through testing booths, which limits face-to-face contact but makes getting tested an easy and low-risk affair.
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There is even a drive-through clinic in South Australia that will let you stay in your car for a swab, a model also used in South Korea.
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In addition to staffing stores and distribution centers, CVS needs employees for a new kind of facility: Drive-through sites where people can be tested for the coronavirus.
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But the focus on drive-through testing also creates a new problem — draining limited supplies and other resources that could be used for high-priority patients in hospitals.
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A different approach: On today's episode of "The Daily," Sarah Maslin Nir, a Times breaking news reporter, visited New York's first drive-through testing center, in New Rochelle.
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Reid attended high school in Henderson, hitchhiking 45 miles each way from his hometown, Searchlight: a drive-through smudge of a town between Las Vegas and Needles, Calif.
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He became a United States citizen, giving him the right to drive through the American heartland and earn good money delivering washing machines and broccoli sent from Mexico.
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Read more:New York just opened its first drive-through coronavirus test facility at the site of a major outbreakHolding your breath can't help you self-diagnose the coronavirus.
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Baltimore finally took the lead with 5:20 left in that quarter on an easy seven-play, 13-yard drive through the toothless Steelers defense in 3:06.
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And even though they probably had better things to do on a Sunday, they made the drive through winding one-lane mountain roads to see their beloved Toritos.
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I will always regard the flyover as my home, and never more so than on the fine autumn days when I must slow down, and drive through it.
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Mr. Williams, who practices "a strict vegan diet," bought an Impossible Whopper at a drive-through in Atlanta in August or around that time, according to court documents.
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The kids drive through dried-out riverbeds ("really just the memory of a river," Kelton notes); through woods smelling of ever-growing wildfires and littered with vicious survivalists.
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And as you drive through it, bumping over roads so deeply rutted you feel like a human castanet, you realize you've never been so happy in your life.
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Drive through your front heel and squeeze your glutes to stand up, trying to find balance at the top with one leg to engage your core even more. 3.
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We're all grabbing brunch after shopping, but I know I won't last until then on an empty stomach, so I drive through Del Taco for breakfast rollers and coffee.
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He and his wife, Joanna (Joanna Kulig), drive through the wilds of Poland in a beat-up Audi with Marissa (Mireille Enos) and the CIA hot on their trail.
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On a visit in mid-September ahead of the official launch, bright red signs extolling the Chinese Communist Party dotted the drive through terraced vineyards up to the estate.
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And this won't be the only cashless service offered by the carmaker: Jaguar says it is working on similar in-car payment features for parking and drive-through restaurants.
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"[Waze] includes a specific default setting that prevents routes through areas which are marked as dangerous or prohibited for Israelis to drive through," Waze wrote in the AFP statement.
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Carr shared his story until his death in 2013, but memories can be tricky, especially decades removed from a nighttime drive through the disorienting, windy mountain roads of Appalachia.
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Our building requires us to pay rent with a cashier's check, so we head over and pick one up, and then head to the Starbucks drive-through for coffee.
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On the rare night, my mother would call my father home, we would slowly drive through home until we drew to a stop outside of a single-lit door.
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According to the suit, while in the drive-through, Winston reached over, "placed his fingers between her legs and pressed them firmly against" her genitals, over her yoga pants.
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And they were together again on Sunday for another meal, spotted by photographers as Affleck and Sexton swung by a Jack In The Box drive-through in Santa Monica.
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But, like trying to drive through the mud after a south Georgia rain storm, neither plan has gone anywhere and not much has changed for the people of Terrell.
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Local news outlet KZTV reports the contractor spent the next two hours slipping notes to bank customers at the drive-through ATM that had become his own personal hell.
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The penalty for this infraction ranges from a warning (minimum), putting the driver to the back of the field (mid) and drive-through or stop and go/hold (maximum).
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Another victim, Samuel Muse, 54, of Greensburg, died Friday after he tried to drive through high water and floodwaters swept his vehicle off the road, CNN affiliate WAFB reported.
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Its goal: helping to creatively maintain the identity of Little Haiti, a local neighborhood you might not even drive through if you only stick to the fairs this week.
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Queen Elizabeth II took Princess Kate on a drive through her Balmoral estate on Saturday, following in her long tradition of taking the wheel while out in the country.
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The online shopping juggernaut already boasts a drive-through grocery pick-up in Seattle, pick-up lockers at hundreds of supermarkets, and its own cashier-less grocery store concept.
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With that in mind, I trepidatiously climbed behind the wheel of the 2016 CT6 and set out for a day-long drive through the twisty roads of Ramona, California.
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"You have to drive through with a huge amount of tenacity, but in the same breath, constantly look back and be very reflective about what you do," he says.
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It was a standard job: A contractor in Corpus Christi, Texas, got called in Wednesday to fix a faulty lock in a room connected to a drive-through ATM.
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Chyna doesn't confirm this information, but she did share a video on Instagram of herself taking a drive through some desert landscape this weekend in a lovely black auto.
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Video of the crash shows Venus was trying to drive through an intersection when another car turned in front of her, causing her to stop before clearing the intersection.
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Wildlife Safari is the only drive-through animal park in Oregon, according to its site, and it's home to more than 500 animals — from lions and zebras to ostriches.
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White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Debbie Birx held up a sign at the Friday news conference that indicated users who showed symptoms would be directed to drive-through clinics.
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CVS spokesman Joe Goode said the company has adequate protective gear, but said it's been complex to launch a drive-through site that's first-of-its-kind for CVS.
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Public communication should be forward-looking at this stage, and while Friday's press conference introduced some sensible initiatives like drive-through testing, the details regarding the implementation were vague.
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Congress should announce its decision on the law by June, and activists are also hoping to also drive through further changes, such as alterations in the definition of consent.
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A pilot of this screening site will launch for the Bay Area on Monday, March 16, he said, and direct people to local drive-through testing sites if necessary.
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She was so comfortable in the driver's seat that it was never a question how she was going to place an order — she went straight to the drive-through.
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Roper St. Francis Healthcare is providing drive-through specimen collecting for patients suspected of having COVID-19 or flu who have already been screened by a Virtual Care provider.
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Navigating where to send patients for testing isn't easy, but as more drive-through testing centers and at-home options come online, the hope is to direct patients there.
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He also announced the city was approved to build five new drive-through testing facilities, although he cautioned that tests should still be prioritized for those most at risk.
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When the drive-through opened on February 26, it was the first of its kind in the country and has tested as many as 384 people in one day.
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Among other things, they're disinfecting public places, delivering food, and helping administer drive-through tests for Covid-19, the official name of the disease caused by the new coronavirus.
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Her husband had tried to drive through the water in his pickup truck, seeking a safe escape route for his family, but the truck died and water rushed in.
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At the time, insurance companies and hospitals, eager to trim costs, sent women home after a maximum of 24 hours in a practice dubbed "drive-through deliveries" by critics.
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Video footage of the accident, obtained by TMZ, shows Hunt's black SUV attempting to drive through an intersection and being t-boned by another vehicle at the last moment.
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Finding it requires a local guide and a three-hour drive through dirt trails from Lenakel, the capital of Tanna, itself little more than a shed and a shop.
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Some food banks are implementing drive-through distributions in hopes of limiting the spread of the virus and equipping volunteers with gloves and hand sanitizer to safeguard their health.
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But The Wall Street Journal's sources said Amazon is also considering at least two types of bigger stores, including a store with curbside pick-up and a drive-through option.
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And we have vehicle barrier here to handle the vehicles, so obviously, the pedestrian issue is not addressed, but this is in case they try to drive through a vehicle.
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"Part of how we'll survive this thing is proper weapon technique," the CSA man says, before leading girls who do not appear old enough to drive through live fire drills.
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Where as now we've got self-order kiosk, you've got mobile-order pay, you've got home delivery, as well as these kind of evolution of front counter and drive-through.
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It has also been investing in changes to its restaurants to make delivery and digital pick-up easier for customers, like pick-up shelves and drive-through windows called Chipotlanes.
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Kvyat, who has been involved in a series of incidents of late, looked at fault and was given a drive-through penalty for rejoining the track in an unsafe fashion.
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But the only smuggler he and his wife could afford was an amateur, and they were spotted trying to drive through an ISIS checkpoint in the middle of the night.
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After a quick stop at the McDonald's drive-through, where I decline any food, we are shepherded into a stark government building that smells vaguely of pencil erasers and kindergarten.
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On this winding drive through the hilly roads of Appalachia, there are few signs signaling support for Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, but Trump is expected to do well here.
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As they drive through the gardens of the palace for the last time, there is no music playing, but the end credits are soundtracked by Aphex Twin and The Cure.
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A group of security researchers have found vulnerabilities in internet-connected drive-through car washes that would let hackers remotely hijack the systems to physically attack vehicles and their occupants.
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But if the couple you know doesn't have such refined tastes, a dual breakfast sandwich maker can give them both a classic, quick meal without waiting in a drive-through.
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It also has a strong clamp with shock-resistant and slip-resistant rubber pad, so you can rest assured that it won't slide even if you drive through wobbly terrains.
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The pods would drive through the city alongside regular car traffic, with the video showing cars jockeying for space on the road with translucent, over-sized shoeboxes full of people.
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Today, we are activating new technology pioneered by Waze that will provide better GPS navigation capabilities for drivers as they drive through the Lincoln and Holland tunnels and MTA tunnels.
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You could now drive through the city without fear of being flagged down and stripped of cash over some spontaneously invented offense like failing to travel with a fire extinguisher.
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THEY DON'T WANT TO WAIT AND IN THE DRIVE THROUGH THEY DON'T WANT TO BE DRIVE BEHIND PEOPLE WHO HONESTLY COULDN'T EVEN -- DON'T KNOW HOW TO SPEAK INTO A SPEAKER!
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But the success of the initiative may well hinge on satisfying important customers like Moore: speed-minded drive-through patrons who account for 70 percent of the firm's U.S. revenue.
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"Calibrate yourself every time you start a drive through bad weather by testing the conditions as you leave the relative safety of your neighborhood or the parking lot," Rogers said.
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Atlanta made it 4-0 in third, using singles by Nick Markakis, Brian McCann and Albies, who earned the RBI by driving a line drive through a right-side shift.
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The specialty of the house, the waitress told her, was its own interpretation of a Jack in the Box taco, a staple of Southern California drive-through fast-food cuisine.
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Raul Ruiz, a California Democrat and a physician, asked the officials why the United States hasn't developed or purchased drive-through testing technology, according to a member in the room.
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The group is also setting up more mobile "drive-through" distribution points and taking care to ensure that vulnerable populations like those experiencing homelessness have access to food and hygiene.
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The contributions of corporate America described at Friday's press conference -- even just plans for the use of parking lots at retailers for drive-through testing -- was a good first step.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) announced late Thursday afternoon that the state would open its first drive-through coronavirus testing facility in New Rochelle — the epicenter of the outbreak in the state.
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The Taliban also staged two suicide strikes in Helmand Province, including the one involving the explosive-laden Humvee, which are armored and are sometimes able to drive through defensive fire.
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Since In-N-Out opened in 1948, the company has used a two-way speaker to take drive-through orders, the same system used by most fast-food companies now.
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In a darker vein, "Drive-Thru" features Lara Jo Regan's series of anonymous portraits of fast-food workers in Los Angeles, all approximately the size of a drive-through window.
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Imagine that you are driving down a road in an unfamiliar town, that you approach an intersection with a green light and that you drive through the intersection without incident.
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If the answers indicate that they have symptoms for Covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, the site will direct them to the nearest drive-through testing site.
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By comparison, South Korea, with at least 7,755 known infections and 63 deaths, has implemented drive-through exams and tested about 200,000 people related to an outbreak at a church.
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Testing capacity has grown over the past week, he said, but there have been shortages of swabs and chemicals, and drive-through sites have taken longer than expected to open.
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But the World Health Organization has praised the government's actions to contain the virus, which include testing 15,000 people a day free of charge and implementing drive-through testing stations.
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About 100 workers in a gymnasium across the street from the drive-through site have been tasked with tracking down the 3,600 Shincheonji members believed to be living in Goyang.
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To see the Porsche Mission E Cross Turismo concept driving in the wild is the equivalent of catching Bigfoot riding a unicorn at an In-N-Out Burger drive-through.
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That night, the men stopped at a drive-through A.T.M. in South Florida, where they were photographed with Mr. Rivera behind the wheel and Mr. Garcia in the passenger seat.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company (which ostensibly digs tunnels for cars to drive through, because somehow this is better than trains) began selling the flamethrowers in 2018 as a promotional stunt.
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"It was very apparent they were very understaffed," Mr. Lewis said, recalling long lines inside the Las Vegas store and at the drive-through when he picked up the prescription.
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Many evacuation routes were blocked, and people who managed to escape by road had to drive through choking smoke, sometimes with walls of flame leaping through trees just yards away.
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The village where I live is on the coast road, and there is much talk among the residents about how to control the speed at which people drive through it.
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There's a little bit of Sassetta, and a lot of Lissitzky, in the way that her flattened figures, expanded by a keen sense of color, drive through tense, abstracted environments.
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His victims included Maria del Carmen Estrada, 21, whose nude body was found in a Dairy Queen drive-through in 1992, the district attorney's office for the county containing Houston said.
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After the ceremony, during which Joe's brothers and bandmates Kevin and Nick served as groomsmen, the couple posed on a pink Cadillac in the venue's famous "Tunnel of Love" drive through.
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He's so laid back he doesn't even mind that all his ideas for improving the business — revolutions like a drive-through window — are squashed by his brutal boss, Duncan (Jeb Brown).
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Their post-performance hours also appeared successful as Offset shared a hilarious video early Monday, that showed the couple recovering from their night with a trip to the McDonald's drive-through.
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This Georgia park allows visitors to drive through the property in their own vehicles or on a guided tour bus ride, interacting with animals — from giraffes to horses — along the way.
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"Dry and offbeat, with an immediate, original voice, this comedy is a back-roads drive through the expansive territory between rags and riches," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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Nearby, a small backhoe and white work trucks sit parked near the concrete foundation for a new venture - a planned drive-through cannabis shop, as well as a larger travel plaza.
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She estimated people were waiting between 20 and 30 minutes in the drive-through line and the group approached people as they waited, presumably to order the highly coveted chicken sandwich.
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It can also go from zero to 0003 miles an hour in about three seconds when equipped with a large battery pack, and drive through more than three feet of water.
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The teenager, Zachary Hammond, pulled up to a drive-through window at a Hardee's restaurant last July in Seneca, where officers were conducting a sting operation for a suspected drug deal.
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I don't remember what my mom and I were talking about when, during a drive through the Pennsylvania suburbs last summer, she announced where she wants to have her ashes scattered.
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Not long into the single player career mode, I was forced to drive through a thick fog, so bad that I could barely see a few feet in front of me.
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"If you want to go and feel peaceful, you drive through the gates and it's like you take a deep breath, you clear your calendar, and you say I'm never leaving."
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While US health officials say testing is ramping up -- and while drive-through testing in several states is rolling out -- a shortage of available testing remains an issue, CNN has found.
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By comparison, South Korea, which has suffered a sizable coronavirus outbreak of its own, has tested more than 28500,6900 people with the help of a highly efficient drive-through testing system.
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In the Bay Area, the same group set up drive-through centers to serve families with supplies like books and diapers, which are placed directly in the trunk of the car.
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McEnroe said in a tweet that he started feeling minor symptoms about 10 or 11 days ago so he went to get tested at a drive-through in upstate New York.
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At first, she hid the unwanted behavior — like the manager's brushing up against her in the narrow drive-through area, or other co-workers calling her a "whore" — from her parents.
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Visitors to the screening website that require a coronavirus test will be referred to a store that can provide assistance, potentially including a drive-through option, according to the administration's presentation.
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Earlier in the day, Cuomo's office confirmed that New York will begin its first "drive-through" testing center for COVID-19 in New Rochelle, where cases have surged in recent weeks.
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The path to that drive-through begins in familiar territory: a lonely older man with some money in the bank and a younger woman who would come to separate the two.
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But he hauled off the safe with a forklift, threw the tellers' counters into an industrial-size trash bin and donated the bulletproof drive-through windows to the local police department.
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By comparison, South Korea – which has suffered a sizable coronavirus outbreak of its own – has tested more than 85033,000 people with the help of a highly efficient drive-through testing system.
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A new drive-through mobile testing site is opening on Monday in the Northeast Bronx in an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus, New York officials announced on Sunday.
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The company also plans to close the dining rooms in its company-owned locations in the U.S. Customer will only access the food and drinks from online orders and drive-through.
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On Friday, the state opened a "drive through" testing facility in New Rochelle, a suburb of New York City that has been at the center of the epidemic in the state.
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Even if physicians aren't needed, National Guard members can help direct traffic at drive-through testing facilities, freeing up civilian medical staff to focus on the actual administration of the tests.
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Drive-through coronavirus testing sites have popped up in several countries and US cities as a way to safely test possible COVID-19 patients without exposing healthcare workers to the disease.
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The new site will allow medical workers to safely test patients, who can drive through one of six lanes and stay in their cars while getting tested using a nasal swab.
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Niccol was widely acknowledged as the guy who turned around Taco Bell's fortunes with menu innovations, emoji marketing, drunken trips to the drive-through and, more profitably, alcohol of its own.
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The hotel, just down the road from a particleboard plant, had the vibe of a Courtyard by Marriott, and every trip to the race hill required a drive through heavy traffic.
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Bird was penalized for not stopping in the garage, but retained his lead after his drive-through as season four of the series began in dramatic fashion around the harbourside streets.
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That's how I discovered a farm that lets you milk a goat and an app that narrates your drive through a winding road known for beautiful views, but a treacherous climb.
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One fast-food customer's trip to Taco Bell this weekend quickly turned sour after police say the employee working at the drive-through window ended up threatening them with a machete.
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Federal jobs are not something that can easily be compensated for during the shutdown; you cannot go to a drive through to get most federal services like you can fast food.
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When I was in Iowa, you drive through and you see Hmong- and African-run businesses and restaurants, and you see this isn't something that's just kind of a coastal phenomenon.
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But I had to make arrangements with the grandparents to be here, get a hotel and drive through a snowstorm tomorrow, all just to get a taste of that sweet, sweet glory.
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After I broke up with him, I had to make the excruciatingly awkward drive through downtown Philadelphia to bring him back to the bus station where I had just picked him up.
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Kimberly Endicott was on an evening game drive through Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park Tuesday when armed gunmen jumped on her vehicle, Uganda police announced in a press release obtained by PEOPLE.
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I try to keep the exterior of my car fairly clean at all times (let's not discuss the interior), and I enjoy the ritual of going through the drive-through car wash.
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Enders has promised to drive through sweeping changes in the company's culture as legal experts say Airbus is preparing the ground for what it hopes could be a deal with UK prosecutors.
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In the early 1990s, when he lived in El Paso, Texas, and wrote a weekly column about trade, Mr Corchado was recognised at the drive-through window of a fast-food chain.
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"We believe we're exceptionally well positioned to drive through the holiday season to have a very strong quarter," Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé told The Verge ahead of Ultimate's launch.
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Some weeks earlier in New York, Sylvester Zottola, an alleged member of the Bonanno crime family, was in his car at a McDonalds drive-through when he too was shot and killed.
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"You can drive through most downtowns in America and find a jewelry store or a cash-for-gold place that will literally take your gold and convert it to cash," Boneparth said.
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The poem by West, who had his own series of pop up stores this weekend selling his "Life Of Pablo" clothing, appears in the publication on a McDonald's drive through menu screen.
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On the drive through California, Rosenstock and bassist John DeDomenici joked about how their runs through the album in practices always clock in a full five minutes shorter than the recorded version.
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McDonald's is finally getting with the modern times and has started pilot testing a mobile app that lets customers place food orders with their phones for in-restaurant or drive-through pickup.
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Their tree collapsed in the 1960s, but National Parks staff at Yosemite still get regular requests from visitors who want to drive through a strange icon of human progress and environmental beauty.
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We input data to Waze, share our location and speed with GPS, drive through speed monitor zones and even provide license plate information and traffic patterns with intersection cameras and toll booths.
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I drive through it often, watching this shadow society exist alongside my own, this place full of people who are my neighbors but who are ignored by so many as an inconvenience.
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We agreed there was only one solution: we needed to create space between the cars of the train so the ambulance could drive through – a maneuver that requires two people to complete.
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That left him having to battle back from seventh place at the end of lap two with a damaged car, while stewards gave Bottas a drive-through penalty for causing the collision.
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Diners are provided with a pick-up time once they place their order and can drive through the mobile order lane to grab their meal without having to go inside the store.
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After our interview at her campaign headquarters, she takes me for a drive through the University District neighborhood where she grew up, named for its proximity to the University of Detroit Mercy.
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While drive-through testing sites and laboratories continue to work overtime, increasing demand for tests means providers are still rationing them, which could ultimately put a crimp in Trump's social distancing timeline.
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He was on the verge of retirement at the end of 218, and when he finally did make another comeback, he could no longer drive through his once-fearsome two-handed backhand.
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Agent Leverock said they knew that the tunnel reached the bank's property but were trying to determine whether it reached the building, a single-story white structure with a drive-through window.
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If pastries aren't your thing, get a mouth-watering, organic, free-range breakfast burrito ($6) and a dragon fruit smoothie ($5 to $8) from a drive-through (Life & Time:Free Range Fast Food).
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A test drive through congested Manhattan streets with Austin Russell, chief executive of the lidar company Luminar, demonstrated just how much more data is going to be generated inside self-driving vehicles.
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This week, the restaurant will start selling bagel sandwiches in the morning, running a drive-through serving burgers and veggie melts for lunch and delivering dinner to the doorsteps of Seattle residents.
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As Dekker tells it, Teodosic asked for two cheeseburgers when it was their turn in the drive-through and was disconsolate when informed that the full menu wasn't available at that hour.
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In the drive-through setting, the seat of the parishioner's car functions as the confessional seat, with penitents only having to leave the car if there is more than one person inside.
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Our plan involved a quick stay in Bucharest and a drive through the Carpathians where we would hike, wander through castles and, for a grand finale, go on a bear-watching trek.
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"We believe this innovative and entertaining technology will make it extremely easy for tourists to walk or drive through our most-visited cities," a government official was quoted as saying in 2013.
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When the family decided to leave, they made a series of phone calls to Chinese and Australian officials and received documents that allowed them to drive through multiple checkpoints to Wuhan's airport.
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People should be aware when it can be unsafe to drive through areas affected by flash floods and should plan ahead, treating flash floods like they would other natural disasters like tornadoes.
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You can't drive through Iowa and not think about farming: No less than 85 percent of the land in the state is devoted to farms, many of them more than 1,000 acres.
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The couple had just invested in building new gates, but had not yet installed locks, so the thieves were able to simply unchain the gates and drive through the orchard, he said.
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"We've been in discussions with pharmacies and retailers to make drive-through tests available in the critical locations identified by public-health officials," President Trump said in a news conference last week.
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The US now appears following the lead of South Korea, which has tested more than 140,000 people — many via drive-through locations that can administer tests in under 10 minutes, Reuters reported.
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LSU closed within 49-45, but Reid picked up his fourth foul with 29:22 left when he blocked Washington on a drive through the lane and had to sit for nine minutes.
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In California, a gigantic mudslide closed a section of Interstate 80 in the Sierras and high winds felled a famous giant sequoia tree with a hollowed-out tunnel that motorists could drive through.
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The company is also pouring more money into digital initiatives such as fulfilling app orders through a dedicated drive-through lane and remodeling stores that are more suited to mobile ordering and payments.
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But it is also an increasingly crowded market and the Gladiator will have to vie for attention with several competitors that can crawl over rocks, drive through rivers and race through the desert.
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While the first PGR featured four cities (London, Toyko, San Francisco and New York), the second game offered 10 new ones to drive through, including the likes of Barcelona, Chicago, Florence... and Edinburgh.
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The McDonald brothers wanted the design of their franchised restaurants to be eye-catching and highlight their "Speedee Service System," a predecessor of the drive-through model and fast food as a whole.
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By the end of January, 100 McDonald's drive-through locations in Brazil will offer contactless payments by Sem Parar, according to Fleetcor, with the total increasing to "hundreds of stores" within 12 months.
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As we drive through Phoenix, we pass a truck with a bumper sticker that says "I don't trust the liberal media," which feels either like a very funny coincidence or an unfortunate omen.
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On a recent drive through the West Bank it was clear that Waze was using the term "dangerous" to refer primarily to Arab cities in the West Bank and Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem.
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Available on all properly equipped Teslas, it allows a car to change lanes on its own and even drive through highway interchange ramps itself while the driver's hands just hold the steering wheel.
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