With green lights coming up, the car was more confident driving faster.
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The low level is intended to encourage borrowing and risk-taking, driving faster economic growth.
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That included avoiding the area completely, hiring security personnel to be on the ship, and driving faster.
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" It signals a desperate attempt to change course, "sort of how you start driving faster when you're lost.
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His policies — tax cuts, curtailment of immigration, reduction in regulations — and confidence-building talk are seen as driving faster economic growth.
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Bike commuting is healthier and more environmentally friendly than driving, faster than walking, and cheaper than a few months' worth of MetroCards.
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Republicans contend that reducing corporate taxation will encourage businesses to increase investment, driving faster growth and prompting businesses to pay higher wages.
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" Or as the actor Tom Hanks once put it: "No matter how fast you drive in Germany, someone is driving faster than you.
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Thawing permafrost in places such as Alaska and Siberia could release vast quantities of greenhouse gases, potentially unleashing feedback loops driving faster warming.
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Valets, for example, could be automatically prevented from accessing personal information in a navigation system or driving faster than, say, 30 miles per hour.
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Moral hazard is when a new innovation, whether seat belts or HIV treatment, leads to more dangerous behavior, such as driving faster or engaging in more unsafe sex.
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These technologies are "dual-use," which means that they can be used for good purposes (autonomous driving, faster processing) and also for nefarious purposes (breaking encryption, autonomous warfare).
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Or if you're getting too close to the car in front and you're driving faster than 18.6 miles per hour, your car will project a rear-end collision warning symbol to warn you.
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Amazon's "price cuts, Prime Now and other investment will pressure profitability, but we also see Whole Foods Market driving faster Prime sub growth," analyst Brian Nowak wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Illinois used to criminalize the act of "riding or driving faster than a walk's-pace through a herd of livestock," and West Virginia still collects taxes of a dollar or two on dogs.
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And while it is an important milestone for the team behind Bloohound SSC, it's also a measly feat compared to the ultimate goal: driving faster than the speed of sound, and reaching speeds north of 1,000 mph.
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Prosecutors say 27-year-old Kabaar Powell had been driving faster than 80 mph (130 kph) Monday before he plowed through a park and ran over 2-year-old Kayden Peltier and his 4-year-old sister, Lillianna.
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S. 20.5-year spread hits narrowest in more than two weeks TORONTO, April 21 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Friday, following data that showed factors driving faster growth in the U.S. economy that are likely to be temporary.
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S. 21.687-year spread hits narrowest in more than two weeks TORONTO, April 3.83 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Friday, following data that showed factors driving faster growth in the U.S. economy that are likely to be temporary.
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Since not everyone drives the same way, over time this mimicking of human drivers needs to move beyond average driver behavior and toward multiple different driver profiles, some driving faster and some slower, some prioritizing earliest arrival time and others maximum fuel efficiency, for example.
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After the U.S. elections last November, Wall Street stocks and the dollar gained and bond yields rose on hopes that, with the Republican party controlling both the White House and Congress for the first time since 2006, the new administration would quickly enact big tax cuts and spend on bridges and roads, driving faster economic growth and inflation.
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A common cause of collisions is driving faster than one can stop within their field of vision. Such practice is illegal and is particularly responsible for an increase of fatalities at night – when it occurs most.
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The 'missing' 3% might have been consumed by driving faster or further than before. The existence of the rebound effect is uncontroversial. However, debate continues as to the magnitude and impact of the effect in real world situations.
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Driving faster or slower than the speed set by the behavior of the lights causes the driver to encounter many red lights. This discourages drivers from speeding or impeding the flow of traffic. See related traffic wave and Pedestrian Crossings, above.
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The drivers took to the track at 09:30 a.m. local time for a half hour warm-up session in warm, dry and sunny weather that went incident-free. Vasser was driving faster than he had done over the weekend and went fastest with a lap of 32.404 seconds. He was 0.029 seconds faster than Papis in second position.
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On 14 March 2010, Katarina Kresal was a passenger in Audi A8 that was reported by Žurnal24 to be driving faster than towards Fernetiči and without the police lights. The road speed limit was . The car stopped only after of car chase. The policeman who drove the car was fined with 460 euros and 6 demerit points.
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Arrows driver Jos Verstappen's running was curtailed after 17 minutes due to smoke billowing from his engine. Button hit the kerbs on the track, spun, and damaged his car against the tyre barrier. Michael Schumacher did not improve his time; he remained the fastest driver in the fourth practice session. Barrichello in second was driving faster and he finished the session 0.227 seconds slower than his teammate.
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Driving faster than usual, Isserley gets into a car accident. Isserley's body is essentially ruined while the hitchhiker is thrown through the window, still alive. Isserley ponders what will happen to her body, as she must activate an explosive that will destroy all evidence of the crash, and her. She thinks her atoms and particles will become dispersed in the environment and air, and is at peace with that.
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Afterwards, on the way to Napoleon's home, Napoleon confides in Costa that even though he liked Noelle Page, he still helped him in killing her. He starts driving faster and tells him that he has donated all the assets of his company to the convent, since he has no wish of being alive after what Costa did to him. Finally, he drives the car over the cliff down the steep mountainside, killing both Constantin Demiris and himself.
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The reviewer said the songs contain "classic cock-rock sonic tchotchkes: handclaps, talk-box guitar breaks, rainbow keyboards. The overall effect is something akin to ZZ Top with glitter in their beards." Melissa Maerz of Entertainment Weekly gave the record an "A–", writing that the group "make a small-room racket that sounds massive enough for a bigger-is-better world". Maerz said that "El Camino trades the soulful stylings of Brothers for harder-driving, faster-riffing rock & roll".
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Ferrari skipped Le Mans, though, as the F1-based engine had not lasted 24 hours in testing and would surely spoil their otherwise perfect record. In 1973, Matra which had previously focused on Le Mans also challenged for the championship while Alfa was absent. As Matra won several races, Ferrari needed to enter in the 1973 24 Hours of Le Mans, with an improved yet still doubtful engine. One car was used as a "hare" which supposed to lure the Matras into driving faster laps than they intended, to test their reliability.
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Häkkinen is known for his unique driving style; journalist Peter Windsor analysed in F1 Racing magazine that Häkkinen was an "oversteering" driver, resulting in driving faster on slippery surfaces and the preference of using "tail-happy" cars. This allowed him to perform better at circuits that have medium-speed corners. During his karting career, Häkkinen developed the skill of using the brake pedal with his left foot. He reverted to using his right foot when he participated in DTM, later discovering he became uncomfortable with this style and reverted to left-foot braking in mid-2006.
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Despite what many expected, the championship would hardly be considered boring with the McLaren onslaught peaking with the drivers fighting in several feuds. At Monaco, after Alain Prost set the fastest lap, Senna refused to accept that his teammate could be driving faster than he was, especially after Senna out qualified Prost by over a second. Senna pushed and after taking back the fastest lap, Ron Dennis got on the radio and told his drivers to effectively 'cool it' as Senna's lead was 50 seconds with only 12 laps remaining. Senna, his rhythm broken, then had a major lapse in concentration and hit the wall at Portier.
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In the race, after Vettel – who was in first position – made his pitstop first, Räikkönen was driving faster than him on older tyres, but Ferrari pitted Räikkönen early to defend Vettel from cars behind him, denying Räikkönen a chance of overcutting Vettel, eventually finishing second. He then finished fourth in Belgium and fifth in Italy. Räikkönen qualified fourth at the Singapore Grand Prix, but after getting a great start, was hit by Max Verstappen, who avoided Vettel's aggressive move across the circuit, which ultimately ended up in a crash that put all three drivers out of the race. In Malaysia he qualified second but did not start the race because of a technical problem.
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A local ordinance cannot be used to create a lesser penalty for a crime or traffic offense than state law. For example, if a state's law set a minimum penalty of $30 for driving faster than 25 mph on residential streets, in such states allowing local ordinance with harsher penalties to duplicate state laws, a local jurisdiction could enact its own local ordinance on the same subject only if the penalty under the local ordinance was at least $31. A local law in such states could also provide for punishment of criminal offenses if a higher penalty was imposed. If state law punished conviction for manslaughter with 20 years in prison, for a local ordinance to be valid it would have to provide a minimum punishment of at least 20 years and one day.
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A stack of rectangular speed limit signs advisory limit for the Autobahn (motorway), increasing liability in the case of an accident from driving faster Most countries worldwide measure speed limits in kilometres per hour, while the United Kingdom, United States, and several smaller countries measure speed limits in miles per hour instead. Signs in Samoa display both units simultaneously. There are two basic designs for speed limit signs: the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals specifies a white or yellow circle with a red border, while the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) published by the United States Federal Highway Administration specifies a white rectangle with the legend SPEED LIMIT. Vienna-style speed limit signs originated in Europe and are used in most of the world, including many countries that otherwise follow the MUTCD.
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