"Dropping off OVO J's to some good youts," he wrote.
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Awards season is kicking up, is that stuff dropping off?
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After cleaning, unpacking, and dropping off laundry, I order dinner.
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Last week, he was in Africa dropping off military personnel.
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Surprisingly, the dealer had no problem dropping off the chips.
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Meanwhile, we had friends dropping off bags of Whole Foods.
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Before the Walmart partnership, Ford was dropping off Domino's pizza orders.
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Fear, which causes her to shoot a man dropping off supplies.
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ET, Google's tool had Saint Nick dropping off gifts in Turkmenistan.
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There's another potential negative to shares dropping off a cliff: recruiting.
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After dropping off the buses they, themselves, made their own escape.
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She says Drama was dropping off his mixtape, not a bomb.
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Then he cried after dropping off his older daughter at college.
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"People from the community are randomly dropping off detergent," she said.
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You're just literally dropping off packages and giving them to people.
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After dropping off the Hut, I got on the real queue.
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I picked up some Korean food before dropping off the burrito.
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This is -- imagine somebody coming to your house and dropping off kids.
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I still have conditioned layers dropping off of me by the day.
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They help with dropping off and pick-ups, getting Aaron dressed, breakfast.
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Greyhound told authorities to stop dropping off immigrants inside its bus stations.
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After dropping off passengers, they will be able to take themselves home.
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Blasting music while dropping off your younger sister is peak older sibling.
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People were dropping off food and drink for the soldiers, he said.
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Ms. Torres would bus around town, picking up applications, dropping off applications.
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My dad drops me off at the Caltrain after dropping off my sister.
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The Finn's pace on fading tyres was dropping off and hurting his race.
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"It's the personal touch," said Charis Hanbery, who was dropping off some toiletries.
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Outside the storefront, neighborhood residents began dropping off flowers, candles and other gifts.
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Here's the theory: Trading in small-cap stocks has been dropping off for years.
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Many people responded to the car and said bye after dropping off the pizza.
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"I think that's more likely" than hosts permanently dropping off of Airbnb, he said.
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Ms. Dulos went missing on May 24 after dropping off her children at school.
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They look at when viewers are clicking off from a video and dropping off.
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Drive modes cover everything from dropping off the babysitter to slicing up the autobahn.
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"Dropping off a watch for repair can become a hospitality experience," Mr. Dourde said.
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It was similar to young actors dropping off their headshots at a casting agency.
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Yet even as many women are making the rich lists, others are dropping off.
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Amazon wants to be inside your home, not just dropping off packages at your door.
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At city hall, he joins a procession of dazed-looking people dropping off water samples.
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On May 24, after dropping off her children at school in the morning, Jennifer vanished.
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Nuro has been dropping off Kroger groceries in the Texas city since earlier this year.
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No-fly zones may be introduced to stop drones dropping off mobile phones and drugs.
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A pizza delivery man picked up an unexpected companion while dropping off pies this week.
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Soon he found himself on a ship dropping off Marines on the coast of Iraq.
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On May 24, after dropping off her children at school in the morning, Jennifer vanished.
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On opening night, there was a steady stream of visitors dropping off rolls of film.
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It turns out that dropping off my food scraps was a quick Google search away.
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He says he returned home after dropping off the couple's two kids around 9 a.m.
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A robot that roves around dropping off snacks like chips, water, juice, and iced tea.
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She went missing late last month after dropping off her travel companion at the airport.
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Then, in November, the university banned Ofo altogether from dropping off bikes on its grounds.
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Or you buy them at their peak and their numbers are dropping off each day.
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As they were dropping off their dog at her parents' house, Tina's father stopped them.
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There's nobody to talk to except when you're picking up or dropping off a load.
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We see Celeste with Perry dropping off the kids at school, and he's doing the driving.
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She and her husband were in the city dropping off family members, local station WJZ reports.
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That site and 255 others — many of them porn sites — suddenly began dropping off the web.
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Other state RNC committee heads are calling for candidates to stop dropping off the Trump train.
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We're told fans and customers alike have been dropping off flowers and other items in droves.
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According to Adweek, he scored 10 interviews after dropping off donuts at around 40 agencies. Hmm.
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This pack is perfect for dropping off and tuning out until the weekend, so enjoy below.
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He was performing that role — dropping off two college students and an aide to the Rev.
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Ms. Dulos was last seen after dropping off her children at a school in New Canaan.
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A steady stream of residents and businesses kept dropping off food, firewood, tents and other supplies.
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Mobile phone sales were also dropping off at its stores, as more people turned to Apple.
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Wells Fargo Securities' Michael Schumacher sees year-end bond market volume dropping off earlier than usual.
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Marroquin was seeing dropping off their son Lincoln, 3, at Lowry's home after a week with Marroquin.
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Extra cars picking up, dropping off, and wandering around for fares can worsen traffic and air pollution.
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Before dropping off the rider, drivers will be notified that the passenger will walk to their destination.
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A Mississippi officer has been reassigned after dropping off his retired police dog at an animal shelter.
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The battery wasn't performing quite up to speed and the phone kept dropping off Wi-Fi. Annoying.
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For now, aircraft shuttle staff to Gahcho Kué, dropping off miners to work for two-week stretches.
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Meanwhile, production is dropping off in other parts of the world following massive cuts to capital spending.
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"They drove up on the walk home, dropping off candy and gift bags to him," Jackie says.
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Finally, letters from the slogan on the wall behind Mrs May began dropping off one by one.
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Miggy momentarily considers dropping off his baby on a doorstep and gleefully learns new infant-calming techniques.
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They started by dropping off diapers and milk to the girls' grandmother when they were off duty.
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The shooting spree allegedly took place while Dalton was picking up and dropping off passengers for Uber.
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You need to understand if people are dropping off at some point in the funnel and why.
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They made up 14% of the electorate -- dropping off less than usual from the previous presidential election.
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We both use it to commute, dropping off and picking one another up depending on the day.
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A January study by Bridge Ratings found that younger Facebook users are also dropping off that platform.
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They are also keen to find a solution to the problem of fruit dropping off the bush.
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Lots of people dropping off mid-vows because of an IT failure doesn't seem all that romantic.
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We last saw Benjen in the Season 6 finale, dropping off Bran and Meera near the Wall.
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"They just started dropping off people — I think there were about 500 people there," Mr. Tribble said.
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David Beckham was spotted dropping off his first-born Brooklyn at college on Wednesday in New York City.
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Family members said the couple was dropping off Stephanie's mother at the airport when the bombs went off.
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Walmart had a wild last mile delivery idea, which had employees dropping off groceries on their way home.
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Klaas was attacked as she returned home from dropping off her son at day care, authorities have said.
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Jeter reportedly said he went home for the night after dropping off two friends who were with him.
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Last minute arrivals will still be allowed to land, but will have to bolt after dropping off celebs.
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"This friend went around the course Saturday before dropping off the bike in the truck," the athlete said.
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Drivers working for the ride-hail apps Uber and Lyft zooming about, picking up and dropping off fares.
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We'd be rehearsing like madmen and DVDs would be dropping off the shelves because of the bass vibrations.
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The paper suggests that emissions would need to begin immediately dropping off a cliff, hitting zero by 2080.
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Fraser was dropping off the children at Mason's home, her uncle, George Fraser, told CNN affiliate WEWS-TV.
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Both had contentious relationships with the media, with traditional daily press briefings largely dropping off in recent months.
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In places like Cleveland, you're seeing it on bus routes, the people dropping off both food and homework.
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Some airports in Britain already charge private vehicles that are dropping off or picking up friends and relatives.
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Police officers were dispatched to escort the bus as it finished dropping off children in the early morning.
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I was dropping off my niece to her acting program and scrolling through the nominations on my phone.
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Ms. Wang was among the dozens of people dropping off clothing at one of the utility's collection centers.
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Sunday's race marked Malaysia's farewell to Formula One, with the grand prix dropping off the calendar from 2018.
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I remind their dad to call the preschool about dropping off the weekly payment (noted in monthly expenses).
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The data showing families dropping off SNAP suggests that people aren't just afraid, they are changing their behavior.
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This morning, I'm dropping off my parents and sister at the airport before I resume my regularly scheduled life.
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Agents have carried out arrest operations at courthouses, hospitals, and schools where its targets were dropping off their children.
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It wasn't until he got home — after dropping off several friends — that he realized the gravity of the incident.
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A dream of trains dropping off passengers between the two cities every two minutes, with trains departing every 28.
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The Lyft driver, whose identity has not been revealed, gave other rides after dropping off the woman, he said.
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Demand is dropping off a cliff but it's not as bad as we thought — but it is definitely heavy.
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On one trip to Brooklyn, Mr. Bayer, the photographer, noticed a driver dropping off big sacks of rice noodles.
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Alphabet's biggest revenue stream is set to be hit hard by the coronavirus, with digital advertising already dropping off.
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But on Thursday, Jessica Griggs posted photos that someone brought to Providence Baptist Church while dropping off some donations.
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Go to the preschool you're thinking of sending your children to and see who's picking up and dropping off.
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One agent took pictures of himself having sex with a minor in a foreign country after dropping off deportees.
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"It's like when someone is horny and in a T-shirt, and it's dropping off the shoulder," Oliver explained.
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So after dropping off our luggage at the apartment of a friend of his, we went walking through Paris.
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I find Jaime at a nearby seafood restaurant, smoking a cigarette after dropping off his haul of fresh seafood.
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A parent, Coy Ferreira, said he was dropping off his daughter at the elementary school when he heard gunfire.
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With demand no longer rising, natural gas prices stubbornly low, and pollution standards biting, they started dropping off the grid.
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Luis Villarroel had parked his limo on K Street after dropping off a client when he heard a loud noise.
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That part of the mortgage business began dropping off a cliff when interest rates jumped, right after the presidential election.
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Analytics-driven front offices have become more wary of aging players' production dropping off since performance-enhancing drug testing began.
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After dropping off the kids, she's already revealing the details about her ex-husband and giving Jane leads on jobs.
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That's because this particular rocket came in unusually hot and fast when it returned, after dropping off a communications satellite.
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Kensington We all have that one jet-setting friend/family member who's a little too comfortable dropping off the grid.
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But in recent months, ferries have been dropping off passengers by the dozens, most of them hauling large rolling suitcases.
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After dropping off McCarthy, Corden and Aguilera ended their Carpool session with a heart-lifting rendition of her classic, "Beautiful."
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The Navy's amphibious assault ship, deployed in Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, is shown dropping off a 5-ton truck.
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After dropping off the cargo, the vessel continued to Morocco, picking up 15 tons of hashish and returning to Libya.
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He seized on the news last week that the insurer UnitedHealth is dropping off of most of the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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They reportedly went to Walmart with their newborn after dropping off Jordan Anchondo's 5-year old daughter at cheerleading practice.
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Lakaw Andag, 16, a pedicab driver, was enjoying an illegal smoke break on the sidewalk after dropping off a passenger.
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Sections start dropping off the walls of the video tunnel, leaving black squares of tile, until only one is left.
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Residents report seeing cars driving up near the Senobar hotel during the clashes and dropping off ammunition for the fighters.
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On YouTube's creator dashboard, users can see when viewers are "dropping off" and look into why that might be happening.
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Another company, A Priori Distribution, switched to using compostable packaging and paper tape when dropping off aluminum tins of fish.
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The problem with the argument, according to Uccello, is that ObamaCare's enrollment is actually holding steady and not dropping off.
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Hernandez and Guidry spent nine years on the ballot before dropping off, Nettles four, Williams two, Cone and Koosman one.
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Lori Alhadeff, hours after dropping off her daughter Alyssa, raced back to the school when she learned of the shooting.
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Was on my way back from dropping off vegetables from our garden to a local pantry and encountered an obstacle.
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As they engorge themselves with blood, the leeches bulge to six to seven times their original size before dropping off.
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Sandra Gottlin was dropping off the last of her father Kurt Gorwitz's collection, which she had donated to the club.
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Four years ago, she was dropping off old clothing at a friend's church when she passed the prison ministries table.
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I do a mini Manhattan tour, dropping off all these to the properties, and then an email pops on my screen.
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Fievez was dropping off his partner at a Walmart in Tumwater when the gunman opened fire Sunday, the Seattle Times reported .
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Campbell attributes this to the obfuscating pay structure and hassle of picking up and dropping off multiple riders at a time.
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Kubatana, a non-profit group, launched a #TakeHimDown campaign; they suggested dropping off unwanted presidential portraits at the nearest police station.
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Robots will lug grocery bags from market to kitchen; they'll begin to replace humans delivering take-out and dropping off parcels.
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He drives them to their next destination, dropping off people as he goes, just like any bus or subway driver would.
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ICE is now going after undocumented parents dropping off their children at school, as we saw in New Jersey in January.
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Donate diapers While you are off dropping off food at the food bank, see if it'll accept diapers or similar supplies.
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"The U.S. coverage is dropping off," said Juerg Kiener, managing director and chief investment officer of asset manager Swiss Asia Capital.
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L.A. had Mbah a Moute fake help before dropping off late in the game, and it resulted in a rare turnover.
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He and the rest of his colleagues have been dropping off supplies to evacuation camps and frontline workers in Fort McMurray.
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Mother and Child Reunion Finally, after dropping off your son, consider listening to a novel about a mother-and-son relationship.
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Thursday morning after dropping off my young daughter at school, I turned on the radio to hear Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.
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In Iowa, caucus participation was an in-and-out process, dropping off a ballot with the preferred candidate's name on it.
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The rocket seemed to work just fine, with the Atlas V successfully dropping off the Starliner where it needed to go.
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But in-school museum field trips are dropping off because of decreased educational funding and an increased emphasis on standardized testing.
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"The FDA recommends dropping off medications at a take-back site as the best option for disposal," Copp said by email.
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Or how about suggesting that if he keeps dropping off, they'll have to start recommending him to more intensive treatment settings?
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He wants to remove undocumented parents who are dropping off their kids to school or are making their way to work.
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An Amazon delivery driver had stolen Wilma, Guttfield's black miniature schnauzer, after dropping off a bag of dog food at Guttfield's home.
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Once the hackers gain access into a network, Aurora said they would start learning to blend in before dropping off the radar.
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Later that evening, after dropping off all the visitors, Fischer and his team achieved the goal of their expedition -- and made history.
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After a series of appearances in recent weeks, she is again feeling like herself – and even dropping off Prince George at school.
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That was in February and Milton's gone back a couple of times, dropping off diapers or clothes or checking up on them.
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By dropping off the scooters directly to individuals, it's akin to simply owning your own scooter — from the city's perspective, that is.
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Why would a man shoot and kill six people, seemingly at random, all while picking up and dropping off passengers for Uber?
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Here at dusk on a cool September evening, vans began dropping off the 120 extras from a base camp several miles away.
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Barcelona was out of contract after this year's race and considered one of those most at risk of dropping off the schedule.
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Under Trump, the Department of Homeland Security has authorized Immigration and Customs Enforcement to arrest parents dropping off their kids at school.
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The app then tells the next passenger that I am dropping off a current rider and I will be there shortly after.
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Conrad Sienkiewicz, the volunteer manager for Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery, who was dropping off his 9-year-old daughter, Caroline, agreed.
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The tune ended like that, ratcheting up before dropping off, and it was just enough to meet ravenous expectations in the crowd.
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The scenario also assumes U.K. residential property prices dropping off by 31 percent and a 42 percent plummet for commercial property prices.
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Now, the app lets the driver end a ride after dropping off a passenger even if they've lost their connection, for example.
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Just a few days ago on July 26, three people stole a 1999 Nissan Altima while the driver was dropping off grub.
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It's no longer enough to know where users or customers are dropping off or stalling, but what should done to rectify this.
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It's not exactly your friend's Mavic Pro casually dropping off life-saving medical supplies—then again, it's not that far off, either.
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He used Ring's video doorbell and his smartphone to check in with the delivery person as they were dropping off the package.
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You're hunkered down, maintaining your social distance, but damnit, now you have to interact with the delivery person dropping off your groceries.
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The parents of three have been feeling pretty sentimental as of late, especially after dropping off their daughter at college last weekend.
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One of Amazon's biggest challenges has been so-called last-mile delivery, or dropping off the item I ordered at my house.
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A FedEx driver delivering in Michigan's Upper Peninsula was dropping off a package for Jodi LaFreniere at her Manistique home Thursday morning.
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"I'm just scrambling, looking for options," said Tia Cochran, who was dropping off her son, a first-grader, at Newton Bateman Elementary.
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Jonathan's sister, Jasmine, a year older than him, was headed to summer school after dropping off their younger brothers at karate camp.
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And what would stop people from dropping off their cars at the hospital and popping round the corner for a bit of shopping?
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Smugglers have begun dropping off immigrants in remote areas of the U.S., where they overwhelm border patrol, the Washington Post's Nick Miroff reports.
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" He added, to the magazine, "The logistics of dropping off trial outfits at Rikers Island doest [sic] not work in our favor. Thanks.
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For example, some drivers, especially in "emerging markets," were having trouble ending rides after dropping off passengers in areas with poor cellular data.
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Meanwhile, locals were also dropping off mountains of clothing, blankets, pet food, school supplies, diapers, and other items at local schools and churches.
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Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos told a news conference that the plane had made "sudden swerves" and then plunged before dropping off radar.
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How to (re)appear completely After dropping off social media over the weekend, Radiohead has reemerged with a new music video on YouTube.
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Volunteers who show up to these shelters to lend their time, people dropping off blankets and towels — how did they learn about that?
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After dropping off his daughter, Meyers turned himself in to police and was booked on a single charge: failure to return rented property.
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But for induced earthquakes, the seismic activity relates to how much wastewater is being injected into the subsurface, dropping off when injection ceases.
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U.S. stocks closed lower on Monday, as a post-election rally paused, with the major indexes dropping off from all-time high levels.
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"She didn't want me dropping off my daughter at daycare with a big blood drop on my car," he says with a shrug.
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And it raises the cost of operating taxis by increasing the time spent between dropping off one rider and picking up the next.
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The square center of the logo symbolizes the technology itself; the lines beyond that symbolize the service rendered (dropping off and picking up).
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In the end, he does, dropping off lyrics in her windowsill later that night so she can learn them for the next morning.
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Because of these worries, we're likely to see drones dropping off parcels, in the very near-future, but not on a large scale.
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A 28-year-old father was shot dead at a Detroit elementary school Wednesday morning soon after dropping off his son, police said.
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But, if humans are to be removed from the picture, that will also require a system for smoothly dropping off packages on doorsteps.
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But if another soon-to-be-minority commissioner is dropping off the commission anyway, the new administration will take control on day one.
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User engagement, not just registered users, is the key measure to watch, analysts say, with many listeners dropping off in a crowded marketplace.
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After dropping off in 19933 and 21993, black voters turned out in the highest numbers this decade to help push Jones to victory.
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Waving away the therapist's decimation of their daddy/daughter dynamic, Rick invites Beth to go grab some drinks after dropping off the kids.
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New York City drivers will also earn a "shared ride" bonus set by the TLC for picking up and dropping off carpool riders.
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The last video, published on April 17, is shot from a car that blows through a stop sign before dropping off its passenger.
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The couple met in 2001 on the Vassar campus, where the bride was dropping off her brother for his first year of college.
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Many passengers also tell of spending time picking up or dropping off other passengers on maddeningly roundabout routes in Access-A-Ride vans.
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Jordan and Andre Anchondo were shopping for school supplies in Walmart Saturday after dropping off their 5-year-old daughter at cheerleading practice.
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He said his son had been dropping off a friend near the courthouse when his son saw the friend arguing with other men.
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Dozens of medical clinics and relief camps had materialized in the capital city, and military cargo aircraft hovered overhead, dropping off aid supplies.
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And in some sectors, the government doesn't even have a relationship with a local nonprofit that it can notify before dropping off families.
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"We don't want to have divorces or kids who are dropping off the edge in school," Wasserman Schultz said in an interview with Politico.
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On top of keeping restaurants busy dropping off food around town, another 12 million went to a restaurant or bar to watch the game.
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Cheryl Coker, 46, has been missing since October 2, 2018, when she returned home after dropping off her 15-year-old daughter at school.
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After all, who could guess that we'd start seeing self-driving cars picking up and dropping off passengers in large American cities in 2016?
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Zipline will begin dropping off other medical products soon there, including anti-venoms, vaccines and rabies treatments (technically known as rabies post-exposure prophylaxis).
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He'd just finished dropping off his granddaughter at school, and showed off a picture of her, wearing a troll wig, perched on his lap.
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They were added to a blacklist of of groups violating children's rights in armed conflict, before dropping off the list again earlier this week.
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But they were making the best of their situation Wednesday, personally thanking the many people from the community who come by dropping off donations.
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The limit on the amount of time that drivers can spend picking up and dropping off passengers will go into effect beginning next week.
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Monday's announcement included the revelation that this year, 85033 more insurers are dropping off of the exchanges, including United Health Group, Humana and Aetna.
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The number of users who are spending in-game is dropping off very quickly, but that kind of makes sense given its purchase model.
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A video of Prince William dropping off a very anxious-looking George for his first day was released by Kensington Palace back in 2017.
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This could entail better profit margins in the company's fourth quarter, as department stores have struggled of late with traffic dropping off at malls.
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The deal switches the focus to Spain, Germany and Mexico — all races without contracts for 2020 and at risk of dropping off the calendar.
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The first type is explosive, with lots of people reporting lots of UFOs at once, and then sightings dropping off around the same time.
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After dropping off in 13 and 2016, black voters turned out in the highest numbers this decade to help push Doug Jones to victory.
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DHL's contractors will take parcels directly to homes instead of its usual practice of dropping off packages for delivery by the U.S. Postal Service.
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He changes his mask every two to three hours, and spends half an hour disinfecting his car after dropping off every health care worker.
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The screens, one on either side, will display an itinerary for picking up and dropping off each passenger, so riders know what to expect.
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Once you've bought the car, though, you won't have to return, since Genesis employees pick up cars for servicing while dropping off a loaner.
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Ukrainian intelligence officials have shown me flight paths of Russian aircraft that they say have been dropping off Russian mercenaries in Benghazi and Tobruk.
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But this coincided with demand from Russia, previously the biggest importer of EU cheese, dropping off following its embargo on many Western food products.
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According to Abu Musab aircraft landed along the River Shabelle, dropping off commandos who then proceeded to the base in the town of Awdhegle.
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If LPR cameras come to schools across the country, these parents might have legitimate fears about being targeted by ICE when dropping off their kids.
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He told the paper his daughter aspired to become a dentist, and was likely dropping off her boyfriend after his shift at a local bar.
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"When those sanctions kick in in early November that's really when we'll see those exports really dropping off," Smith told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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Sure, there's nothing to stop me from dropping off a bag of cash at his doorstep either, but that might not be public or easy.
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Dropping off my little girl at school and going to the grocery store and picking her up on time and not being in a rush.
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The Michigan National Guard briefly made rounds of the city, dropping off tiny plastic bottles of water and filters, but that didn't last for long.
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A NYPD spokesperson told the site that he threatened Frankel, who was there with a friend, dropping off her daughter at school around 8 a.m.
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He was a Teamster and spent most of his career dropping off kegs of Budweiser to local bars and liquor stores in West Los Angeles.
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Rangers were unable to retrieve the men for days because windy conditions and poor visibility prevented crews from getting to them or dropping off supplies.
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As reports surfaced this week of her involvement with the elementary school, Homolka was seen dropping off her children there, according to the National Post.
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This is a challenging evolution over the last 20 years for UPS and other delivery companies used to dropping off groups of packages at retailers.
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YOU'RE RESIZING, MAKING SOME SMALLER BUT NOT GOING THROUGH A MASSIVE STORE CLOSURE PROBLEM, DESPITE PRODUCTIVITY DROPPING OFF OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS FAIRLY CONSISTENTLY.
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Whether you are DIYing your taxes or dropping off paperwork with Mom and Dad, starting the process sooner can save you from freaking out later.
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In photos obtained by the Daily Mail, Roque was spotted picking up breakfast in Sag Harbor, New York, after dropping off her children at school.
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Along with her daily walks, Carmelite also went on a carefully portioned diet of weight-loss maintenance food, and soon the pounds were dropping off.
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The pressure of being in Gilbert's presence when she joins Ruby and Diana in dropping off a shepherd's pie is too overwhelming, and she flees.
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Well buckle the hell in soldier because this is a ride that will get your blood pumping faster than the water dropping off Niagara Falls.
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Security researchers claim to have discovered a flaw in Amazon's Key Service could let a driver re-enter your home after dropping off a delivery.
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When you are looking for a new job, the standard process of filling out an online application or dropping off a resume isn't always enough.
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Then there are the double parked trucks dropping off packages, and the bikers attempted to avoid both the parked and moving cars to think about.
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Private vans can save considerably by picking up and dropping off other prisoners along the way, charging 75 cents to $1.50 a mile per prisoner.
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Under an 18-month pilot program, passenger cars would be largely restricted to making deliveries or picking up and dropping off passengers from 6 a.m.
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The sheriff does not want to get his ear twisted, so while the men are dropping off he takes the schoolmarm out to hang her.
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Nearly half of Delta's mishandled bags are delivered by travellers who use Roadie's app to see if suitcases need dropping off along their drive home.
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Now she uses the co-working space about 15 hours a week, dropping off her 2½-year-old daughter, Sadie, at the day care center.
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After dropping off my bag at Buntes Haus, a spotless, family-run hotel in the center of town, I headed out to explore by foot.
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Broussard vanished with her 4-week-old daughter, Margot Carey, on December 12 after dropping off her son at his elementary school in Austin, Texas.
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The tree was quickly nicknamed Spelacchio, or Mangy, because so many of its dead needles were dropping off, leaving the tree looking a bit bare.
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The marijuana analytics company Steep Hill doesn't smell dank, or skunky, or "loud"—unless you happen to arrive when a client is dropping off a sample.
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In the episode, the father of two, 26, called his mother, Kim, and sister, Amber, after dropping off his wife at a rehabilitation facility in Arizona.
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By the end of the day, Uber's fleet of self-driving Volvo SUVs will be picking up and dropping off passengers in both Tempe and Pittsburgh.
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Right now, there are self-driving cars that are picking up and dropping off regular people in just a few cities like Pittsburgh, Phoenix, and Boston.
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I am currently on my fourth start of No Man's Sky, after a hilarious series of failures that almost left me dropping off the game, again.
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Immigration agents in Michigan can be aggressive: Five years ago, they surrounded a Detroit-area elementary school to catch an immigrant who was dropping off children.
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Norwegian Cruise Line found themselves in a pinch after dropping off cruise passengers in Miami just as the city was packing up to beat the storm.
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"Everyone keeps dropping off one by one," said the 18-time gold medalist Michael Phelps, who is competing in the United States swimming trials in Indianapolis.
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Mr. Abrini left the airport after dropping off his bag, which the Belgian federal prosecutor has said contained the most explosives, but it failed to explode.
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"Please stop coming into the city and dropping off tents, and bedding and clothing and blankets," Mr. Doyle said in an interview last week with 3AW.
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It appeared much of the airport traffic was caused by cars waiting to pick up travelers flying to LaGuardia, rather than dropping off travelers flying elsewhere.
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The second is, when they get to the location where they're picking up or dropping off, how many hours do they wait for their appointment time?
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"Look at how their brands have been impacted," Salesforce (CRM) founder Marc Benioff said when asked during a session about people dropping off social media platforms.
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The refuge is in a part of Florida that has been a common landing spot for smugglers dropping off Cuban migrants, who sometimes bring their pets.
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Aviva said it will protect ride-sharing drivers from the moment they make themselves available to passengers through the collecting and dropping off of those passengers.
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Interviews with a half-dozen residents who were dropping off children at a karate class, or buying doughnuts and coffee, revealed a cross-section of opinion.
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We've noted that consumer confidence has become highly politicized, with Republicans extremely optimistic about the future of the economy and Democrats' confidence dropping off a cliff.
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ANCHORAGE — Monica Bradbury stood bundled in her coat in the hall of the elementary school where she was dropping off her daughters, ages 7 and 10.
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Over the last two weeks, staffers said they have seen visibly sick parents who showed signs of sweats and coughing fits when dropping off their children.
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As I wandered the second floor after dropping off my bags in my room, I encountered several young professionals making use of the multiple coworking spaces.
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Americans United for Change is planning to confront GOP senators by dropping off petitions at their offices or peppering them with questions during town hall meetings.
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After dropping off the skis, I'm off on foot to a second friend's place in order to borrow a fourth and final suitcase for the move.
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Even if a person has done nothing wrong, even if they have the wrong address or if they're dropping off a package, they will appear suspicious.
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ICE has already been criticized by nonprofits and progressives in El Paso for dropping off about 200 family members at a Greyhound station on Christmas Eve.
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But even that is dropping off, with most economists projecting growth on the order of 2% in 2019, down from almost 3% in 2018, and declining thereafter.
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The couple was dropping off Stephanie's mother at the airport when the bomb went off, Stephanie's mother, although safe, lost track of the couple amid the attacks.
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If self-driving cars are eventually allowed to trundle around by themselves, picking up and dropping off person after person, they might render many car parks unnecessary.
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After dropping off the list in 20183, OWN CEO Oprah Winfrey has made her way back into the ranks, thanks to her 2015 investment in Weight Watchers.
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The water is deep and clear with the depth dropping off deeply near shore with no shallows or mudflats for gators to bask and few hiding places.
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SoftBank said Wednesday it led a $200 million funding round in Clutter, which provides storage services, including the picking up and dropping off of a customer's items.
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However, with rail lines are washed out, and corn in storage flooded, production is dropping off, sending prices spiking in markets that buy the corn-based fuel.
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But I did get worse, and my performance ended up dropping off more than I'd guess it would have if I'd just missed a couple of days.
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HSN Star Joy Mangano Gives 6 Smart Packing Tips If you've been blessed with the task of picking up or dropping off loved ones at the airport.
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By picking up and dropping off multiple groups of people at once, Uber avoids diverting from a city's main streets, and passes on some of the savings.
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These inconveniences include scheduling your own dentist appointments, dropping off your dry cleaning, and the less imperative (but just as annoying) obligation to frame all your art.
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Kristine Almaraz, 163, said she was dropping off her younger son at Arroyo Seco Junior High when she saw police cars flying past on Bouquet Canyon Road.
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An Amazon delivery worker in Florida rode off with a child's bike after dropping off a package, according to local reports from CBS Miami and ABC News.
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Kenny Weiss, who lives in Haworth, N.J., said he was dropping off a friend at La Guardia when he saw some harried travelers on an exit ramp.
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Unfortunately, lack of rain this year has resulted in less growth, and what little foliage there is has been shrivelling and dropping off — turning into perfect tinder.
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With more purchases moving online and sales volumes notably dropping off at some locations, Kohl's has found a way to balance bricks and mortar with e-commerce.
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"With rates rising, and refinancing business dropping off, lenders are more eager for purchase mortgages, including an 220-220-210," said Tim Lucas, editor of Mortgage Insider.
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Sandy Kenger, 59, who was dropping off an absentee ballot for her 91-year-old mother, said she'd recently switched her voter registration from independent to Democrat.
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Greece's defense minister told a news conference that the missing airliner had made "sudden swerves" mid-air and plunged before dropping off radars in the southern Mediterranean. .
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Among those killed were Jordan and Andre Anchondo who were shopping for school supplies in Walmart after dropping off their 5-year-old daughter at cheerleading practice.
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A. Somewhat like the hairs on a human head, the needles on a conifer go through cycles of growth and aging before finally dropping off the tree.
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SpaceX made an early holiday delivery to the International Space Station on Sunday, dropping off super muscular "mighty mice," pest-killing worms and a smart, empathetic robot.
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Whether you're picking up or dropping off, you can meet at a 24-hour Waffle House and get a free cup of coffee, thanks to your Roadhouse benefits.
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Under the scheme launched by Surabaya in April, commuters can ride red city buses by dropping off plastic bottles at terminals or directly 'paying' a fare with bottles.
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An Uber driver who shot and killed six people on Saturday night in Kalamazoo, Michigan, was picking up and dropping off passengers between his attacks, local news reports.
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Another crew member was injured when the helicopter went down at the Gotthard Pass after dropping off French and Swiss personnel taking part in an international inspection mission.
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Meanwhile, Avis customers in Phoenix will be able to get into a Waymo when dropping off or picking up their rental car, starting with Avis' two Chandler locations.
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For aspiring white trust funders just dropping off the keys at the Austin U-haul station, Beto speaks to them — for them — in a profound and shallow way.
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Saturday, and was dropping off her bags at her London hotel early Sunday morning and catching the Underground to the Southfields stop for the mile walk to Wimbledon.
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In that popular arcade game, you'd have to drive around town, hailing rides and dropping off passengers, to earn as much money as possible within a time limit.
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As many as 10 cruise ships dropping off over 10,000 passengers per day were simply too much for the streets to take, causing overcrowding and frequent traffic jams.
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Some of these players may have checked out the game and played actively for several days, including spending money, before dropping off to less obsessive levels of engagement.
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But immigration rights activists said three incidents occurred in Colorado in the past week involving fathers detained before or after dropping off their children, USA Today reported Thursday.
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If grandparents or other older relatives live nearby, kids may be able to "visit" them by dropping off groceries or other necessities and waving hello through a window.
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And for drivers who get annoyed about dropping off a passenger in areas where there is less demand, Uber is rolling out a "Back to Busy Area" filter.
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Charitable giving is a hallmark of the holiday season, but this year, do-gooders aren't just dropping off clothes for the needy and sending food to soup kitchens.
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And if the online shopping giant's aggressive plans pan out, the days of drones dropping off packages in your yard, minutes after you've ordered them, could come very soon.
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Boy, if you're a guy and you're 60 and you're on three corporate boards, how about dropping off a couple and saying you want your spot filled by women?
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Well, using a Squatty Potty is like slowly/constantly pulling your butt cheeks apart, which doesn't make for a calm, relaxing dropping off of the kids at the pool.
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I stop at the grocery store after dropping off my dog to get apples, almond and peanut butter, yogurt, cereal, almonds, protein bars, kombucha, and other snacks for work.
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Silicon Valley's gig economy isn't known for being very supportive of its core workers — the ones working on the ground, making deliveries and picking up and dropping off passengers.
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And if some players do end up dropping off or forgetting to tune in, there's a bit of good news — it means more money for the rest of us.
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But it's absolutely false to suggest that at any point in time we considered dropping off this ticket," Pence told CNN's Alisyn Camerota in an interview on "New Day.
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Markel was found dead still sitting in his Honda Accord in the garage of his home in suburban Tallahassee, Florida, hours after dropping off his kids at day care.
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This area also happens to be largely a no-stopping zone, which by law forbids taxi or TNC vehicles from picking up or dropping off passengers along these curbs.
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According to the Reddit post, Murray was apparently dropping off some friends at the airport and their flight was delayed, so they decided to grab a bite to eat.
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The nearly 7-minute video begins with Kim, 38, dropping off her daughter before North and Siwa — in matching rainbow side ponytails — take a tour Siwa's very colorful house.
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He also said that "vehicles are still allowed to loiter for long periods of time at curbside," where they are supposed to be dropping off or picking up passengers.
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Aldridge was hit when the suspects opened fire at the intended target, a driver of a car who told authorities he worked for Uber and was dropping off passengers.
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David, 42, was spotted dropping off his first-born at college last month, like any normal parent, while mom Victoria congratulated her son on his big move on Instagram.
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But before a recent cross-country flight back home, the configuration of Newark Liberty International Airport delivered her straight to the security level after dropping off her rental car.
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A woman who was dropping off her daughter at a day care center had parked for 10 minutes and returned to find her window smashed and her purse gone.
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Stuck back at home with his mom (Scarlett Johansson) and an injured leg, he's relegated to helping out in the war by going around town and dropping off propaganda.
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People are now coming to us on their mobile phones and it was taking too long to get the payment details, and consequently people were dropping off halfway through.
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But the vehicles will not be picking up or dropping off passengers, like the company is doing in Singapore through a partnership with the Southeast ride-hail startup Grab.
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Of course, you can also do other, more socially acceptable things like dropping off a friend when sharing a trip, or picking up some groceries on the way home.
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The government also ought to require that trucking companies and freight customers compensate drivers for every hour of work, including the hours spent picking up and dropping off loads.
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Companies like Lime and Bird, an e-scooter start-up, allow customers to rent scooters by the minute, picking up and dropping off the vehicles on sidewalks around cities.
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Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, told employees he was dropping off Mr. Trump's economic advisory council in protest of his immigration policies, given the number of immigrant Uber drivers.
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Temperatures around the planet are rising, and rising fast; we may be weeks away from observing an iceberg the size of Delaware dropping off the edge of the Antarctic.
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LOS ANGELES – Jennifer Barbosa walked from door to door, dropping off fliers with a message most Angelenos did not want to hear: She could help rid them of Rep.
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LOS ANGELES — Shortly after dropping off his youngest daughter at school, Romulo Avelica-Gonzalez saw lights flashing from a black car following him, signaling for him to pull over.
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Border Patrol agents in Douglas, a town right on the boundary with Mexico, swooped on the home Wednesday after observing several vehicles dropping off people throughout the day on Tuesday.
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Shortly after dropping off the girls, Einspahr was detained by police, and initially repeated the story of a man with a gun demanding money and threatening her and the children.
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Shares of Google's parent have rallied more than 2743% in 2019 and recovered all of the stock's losses since dropping off in early October during the fourth-quarter sell-off.
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Amazon's Flex program, which operates in 23 US cities, is an app-based platform like Uber, but instead of dropping off people, Flex drivers drop off Prime packages or groceries.
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He couldn't resist attacks, even when it was obvious they would backfire -- such as his criticism of Clinton for dropping off the campaign trail ahead of the debate to prepare.
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It's also nice if you decide to use Amazon's Key in-home delivery service and want to pass along some instructions to the courier who is dropping off your packages.
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Ilysa's entire community stepped up to help the family with everything from fundraising after their medical bills topped more than a million dollars to dropping off cooked meals and flowers.
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I saw wonderful Americans helping refugees in their communities with simple acts that make a world of difference, dropping off food, giving lifts to medical appointments or helping teach English.
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News outlets cite a release from Metro Nashville police saying the adoptive father "reportedly forgot" about the child after dropping off her sibling at day care between 7:30 a.m.
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Assistant usage was found to peak at 10 AM and 1PM, and it also sees a steady climb from 2 PM to 7 PM before dropping off in the evening.
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A father who happened to be dropping off his child at her unlicensed center, Uptown DayCare, freed the boy from the noose, saving his life, local station WAND 17 reports.
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While dropping off their two older daughters with a family friend at a meetup spot, the Stone Ridge&aposs location of the chicken-centric chain, she suddenly went into labor.
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After the news broke, advertisers quickly began dropping off from The O'Reilly Factor, and 21st Century Fox hired a law firm to look into one accusation against the news anchor.
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But foreign interest in China has cooled and business travellers themselves may have noticed China dropping off itineraries in favour of India or markets in the Middle East and Africa.
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" After revealing her feelings on the show—which follows five black women on their quest for love in Italy—she says, "I feel like layers are dropping off of me.
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Rippon — the first openly gay athlete selected to a U.S. Winter Olympic team — tweeted on Monday about dropping off the outfit he wore during February's games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
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After departing Bennu in 2000, Osiris-Rex will pass by Earth in September 22011, dropping off a capsule with the samples that will land via parachute in a Utah desert.
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As check-in isn't open yet, I grab some breakfast at Carluccio's: pancakes, a glass of prosecco, and a coffee, and ring my mum before dropping off my hold bag.
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After departing Bennu in 2021, Osiris-Rex will pass by Earth in September 2023, dropping off a capsule with the samples that will land via parachute in a Utah desert.
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Later, at the curb in front of the terminal, there were only three cars dropping off passengers, and inside, a pair of moving walkways carried just three people between them.
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Esther Choo, via Twitter: My heart may never recover from all the people dropping off personal supplies of gloves and N303 masks and offering to sew facemasks for hospital workers.
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The liver alone has two blood supplies, the hepatic artery conveying oxygen-rich blood from the heart, the hepatic portal vein dropping off blood drained from the intestines and spleen.
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And, if your car makes you enough money by picking up and dropping off passengers when you're not using it, you might not even have to keep going to work.
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He and friends began gathering the ingredients of a traditional Sabbath meal and dropping off packages of food by station wagon at the homes of those they heard were wanting.
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Fleishman Is In Trouble tells the story of a man whose ex-wife disappears after dropping off their kids, which forces him to reexamine everything about his life — including their marriage.
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The Iquitos prosecutor finally agreed to accept a declaration from the captain that the ship would bring the allegedly illegal 15 percent of its cargo back after dropping off the rest.
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While filming for the MTV reality series, the mom of two FaceTimed her friend Sterling after dropping off son Isaac at ex Javi's house, and complained about feeling under the weather.
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While he can earn about $6,000 per month and $72,0003 a year (before taxes) by picking up and dropping off passengers, the expenses that come with the gig add up quickly.
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Delivery drones are real and they're operating on a national level, but they're not dropping off impulse purchases, and some of the most important applications are not in the United States.
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Newlyweds, John and Amanda Kay of Denham Springs, Louisiana, started off their summer vacation in typical fashion, by dropping off their two rescue pups, Romeo and Olive, with their pet sitter.
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The driverless taxis will follow optimal paths for picking up and dropping off passengers to reduce traffic congestion and moreover, they could be cheaper than Uber and regular taxis, MIT said.
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No one else was hurt in the incident that took place in the Penilee district at the start of the day when it was busy with parents dropping off their children.
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US brands are looking for a majority of viewers to be from the US.What platform a viewer is watching from and at what point in a video they are dropping off.
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Days and nights of slow motoring are broken up dropping off barges and picking up different new ones along the route, in places like Apple Grove, West Virginia and Owensboro, Kentucky.
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"It went from 'I can do this' to 'this is Russian roulette, I'm not playing it,'" he said, describing dropping off a passenger near a hospital that triggered a panic attack.
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Uber promised to give drivers a minimum pay rate of $21 per hour while dropping off and picking up passengers, and a legal right to influence company decisions that affect them.
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While dropping off Princess Charlotte for her first day of school (can you believe?), Middleton showed off much lighter strands that border on full-on blonde with tons of honey highlights.
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When you see another Amazon device dropping off the end of the conveyer belt that seemingly never stops, it can be easy to dismiss it before you give it a chance.
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"If we start to see those exports dropping off, that will only cause the spread to widen again because production is only going in one direction, which is up," he said.
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The ride-hailing cars average 11 minutes of unoccupied time — compared with eight minutes for yellow taxis — in between dropping off one passenger and picking up another, according to the report.
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He noted that Uber already uses technology at the airports to "rematch" cars dropping off passengers with new pickups to reduce congestion — a practice that could be expanded to city streets.
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An undocumented man from Mexico is apprehended by Border Patrol agents after allegedly dropping off a group of migrants in an area known for human smuggling near Falfurrias, Texas, on Aug. 221.
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Climbing wages and low interest rates are driving economic expansion in the European Union's eastern wing and is showing no signs of dropping off sharply even if it may ease back slightly.
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After dropping off chicken thighs at a tavern along the way, the Nowacoskis drive to Milky Way Farms in Troy, Pa., to pick up bottles of milk for the week's online orders.
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They bring me back to elementary school, when every student in class would make and decorate their own mailboxes and everyone walked around the room dropping off personalized notes in each one.
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On Wednesday, shortly after dropping off her dog Brewster to be groomed at a local PetSmart, Betty Miller received a call from a vet informing her that her Bichon Frise was dead.
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"For those that are thinking about dropping off and moving into another race, it's much better to do it now than early next year, right up against the filing deadline," Manley added.
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Oklahoma City Public Schools is providing meals to its students at no cost to them throughout the walkout with buses dropping off the sack lunches at various locations, reported CNN affiliate KFOR.
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By dropping off unwanted clothes and textiles at an H&M store, you're helping to significantly cut down on waste, as H&M turns these materials into new fibers for future collections.
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Dropping off in the hiring process is one thing, but an alarming 22% of job seekers said they accepted a job offer but didn't show up for the first day of work.
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"Today I ran to the window to make sure it was my postman dropping off the package on the doorstep before I opened the door," posted one Twitter user, Anton Queer Proseer.
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Some customers are delighted to see her dropping off books for them and want to chat, while others keep their distance and ask her to leave the books by their front doors.
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When Kobe retired from the NBA, he took over dropping off and picking up our girls from school since I was at home pregnant with Bianka and just recently home nursing Capri.
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And Allegra Edwards and Greg Barris star in "AdFirm," on YouTube, about a fledgling employee at a failing Brooklyn tech start-up and a delivery man who keeps dropping off mysterious packages.
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But if Luke Cage was a show consumed week to week, rather than via the binge model Netflix invites, it wouldn't surprise me if fans started dropping off after a few episodes.
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"He looks like he just returned from dropping off our biracial children to Montessori school and surprised me with vegan donuts," user @Bilalipaup tweeted in a long and beautiful thread about the photo.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - An EgyptAir airliner which went missing on Thursday morning made 'sudden swerves' in mid-air and plunged before dropping off radars in the southern Mediterranean, Greek defense minister Panos Kammenos said.
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A driver for the Independent Taxi Operators Association – identified as Raymond "Buzzy" MacCausland – found a backpack in the rear of his taxi after dropping off a fare, according to the Boston Police Department.
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"As far as the independent content that they're keeping, they're keeping quality content that's bringing in viewers and they're dropping off some of the lower-tier content in favor of originals," he said.
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Soon, drones will be dropping off packages, robots will make and deliver pizzas, and cars without drivers will cart us around time while we watch "Thrones" on our HBO in-car TV app.
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Ten Ford Transit shuttle buses, manufactured in Kansas City and sporting both Ford and Bridj's logos, will start picking up and dropping off passengers in those KC neighborhoods underserved by existing public transportation.
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The star took almost a year-long hiatus — dropping off the map and logging off WiFi to focus on her personal health (so much so that many fans actually thought she had died.).
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For parents, 65 percent reported being late to picking up or dropping off their children somewhere, while 29 percent of respondents said they arrived late to a medical appointment, according to the survey.
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ATHENS, May 19 (Reuters) - An EgyptAir airliner which went missing on Thursday morning had made 'sudden swerves' mid-air and plunged before dropping off radars in the southern Mediterranean, Greece's defence minister said.
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Not only that but PureVPN ensures your connection is secure with anonymous VPN IPs, encryption technology, and a global network of VPN servers that reduce the chances of your connection speed dropping off.
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Ben Affleck, who most recently has been in the news for dropping off as the director of D.C. Entertainment's Batman sequel, just revealed that he recently completed a rehab stint for alcohol abuse.
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A waterfront long defunct from a manufacturing exodus—formerly a hot spot for drugs, crime, and dropping off bodies—is now one of the "hottest" square miles of development in the Western world.
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But now, as in El Paso and elsewhere in the Rio Grande Valley, border agents were dropping off migrants directly at bus stations instead of at local organizations like the Catholic Charities building.
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I seamlessly navigated neighborhoods without dropping off the network, envisioning what life will be like when I can download an entire TV season in the few seconds before my coffee order is ready.
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The child's mother, Megan Keeler, told CNN affiliate KPAX that she received a phone call shortly after dropping off her son at the fairgrounds that he was being taken to a local hospital.
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We rented a car in Bari and dropped it off five days later in Naples before flying back to London (and unexpectedly incurred an extra charge for dropping off in a different city).
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Here he plays a single father named Quon, who, as the movie opens, is seen dropping off his daughter at a boutique in London so she can buy a dress for a dance.
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Amri had been highly mobile during his time in Germany, the interior minister said, moving between North Rhine-Westphalia and Berlin, before apparently dropping off the radar of the security services last month.
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The way Audi's math works, Americans currently spend an average of 50 minutes of each day in their car: commuting to work, dropping off and picking up the kids, buying groceries, and so on.
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Local residents stopping by and dropping off what they could and caravans of volunteers from around the country who made the journey to McAllen in Texas Rio Grande Valley packed with donations and cash.
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Ventura, an anti-mining activist, was shot by gunmen after finishing Mass at a gymnasium and Paez was killed after dropping off a former political detainee and his family, the Philippine Daily Inquirer reported .
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I could swap out my doorbell for one with a camera, delivering me live footage of the UPS driver dropping off a Bluetooth-enabled Instant Pot that can monitor how quickly the rice cooks.
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A cold front is pushing through, but there's a delay before the chillier air arrives, so temperatures may pop up to near 60 before dropping off sharply later in the day or at night.
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XISHUANGBANNA, China (Reuters) - A bus came to a halt amid a tropical rainforest not far from China's border with Myanmar, dropping off about 30 investors on a property tour, some with children in tow.
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Specifically, the analytics platform includes comprehensive reports, session replays, and data visualizations showing which parts of a site are performing well, which parts are being ignored, where users are dropping off and, crucially, why.
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For example, it didn't take long for Waymo to realize that dropping off riders as close to the entrance of a Walmart was actually less convenient due to the high volume of foot traffic.
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"Unless we're going to worry if they could catch something dropping off the table, I don't think it'd be a problem," said Steven Austad, the scientific director of the American Federation for Aging Research.
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Despite everyone's increased interest in uncured bacon, the craze over the cured kind seems to be consistently dropping off Google's radar, with bacon cupcakes and bacon cinnamon rolls landing on the "sustained decliners" list.
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One was Philippe Mayer, a 41-year-old musician with blond dreadlocks who had settled into the dimly lit smoking room of Café Europa, in central Vienna, after dropping off his daughter at kindergarten.
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TEXAS MOM, CONCERT PIANIST&aposS WIFE, FOUND NOT GUILTY OF SMOTHERING DAUGHTERS BY REASON OF INSANITY In November 2016, a father was dropping off his son at Karia's home for childcare, a criminal complaint stated.
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"In many instances, suppliers are dropping off products every couple days or every week, so it's quite easy, for example, to have things like coffee beans dropped off in a reusable Rubbermaid tote," Miller says.
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A few months later, he reportedly robbed a bank in San Francisco before dropping off the map—leading the FBI to add him to its list of the ten most wanted criminals in the country.
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He's just dropping off his laptop and has to run to a community meeting — he's on the local neighborhood community organization's executive committee and has meetings for various issues about once a week for it.
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Since the dogs arrived, the shelter has received an outpouring of donations, with animal lovers dropping off carloads of supplies, volunteering their time and giving generously to the GoFundMe set up to support the dogs.
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Another crew member was injured when the Airbus helicopter went down at the Gotthard Pass after dropping off French and Swiss personnel taking part in an international inspection mission, Air Force Commander Aldo Schellenberg said.
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Once they agreed to fly the dress to Costa Rica, Kenney and the airline provided updates, including photos of another friend dropping off the dress at the airport and handing it to a Southwest agent.
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The cars there can range across the entire area Waymo has set up around Chandler, Arizona for picking up and dropping off members of its pilot program of its forthcoming fully autonomous ride-hailing service.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - He looked like a regular mail carrier, dropping off an unremarkable package at an upscale New York City apartment tower, but neither the man nor the package were quite what they seemed.
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We stayed quiet on the ride as the bus made its usual stops along a dirt road that led from a Turkish town to the Syrian border, dropping off the uniformed children at their homes.
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As we dig into some spinach omelets with hash browns and hot sauce that he has picked up after dropping off his daughter at school, Apatow cops to stress eating and shows off his Fitbit.
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The reason why this is such a big deal is because this year Amazon also launched Key, a service for Amazon Prime members which lets delivery personnel walk right into your house when dropping off packages.
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The first six months of 2016 saw a record 14 billion euros ($15.4 billion) of new investment in Europe's offshore wind industry, according to a new report -- however the number of new installations is dropping off.
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Amazon has already made forays into connected home video cameras and even home entry products, including its Cloud Cam and Amazon Key offering for remotely enabling access to your home for delivery people dropping off packages.
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"While the Syrian conflict may be dropping off the headlines, the Syrian people continue to be attacked every day and still desperately need our support," said James Sadri, head of global advocacy group The Syria Campaign.
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Superfast, low-latency 22019G will make it possible to watch high-def videos on your handheld device, in your self-driving car, while you're dropping off the kids at their high-functioning, Virtual Reality-empowered school.
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He said Viral Nation provides tools to measure in-depth video and post information, like which platform a viewer is watching from, where they are, and which point in a video they are dropping off at.
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Since the summer of 2004, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has been parked in orbit around Saturn, observing the gorgeous ringed gas giant up close and even dropping off a European-built lander on its largest moon Titan.
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The child's mother, Megan Keeler, told CNN affiliate KPAX that she received a phone call shortly after dropping off her son at the fairgrounds to tell her that he was being taken to a local hospital.
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We have been dropping off our children at camp since the 73th century — when Americans started worrying about pampering, cosseting and "indoor-ness" — so you would think by now we would have gotten good at it.
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Hubert Julien-Laferrière, a lawmaker for the district, told the BFM TV news channel that witnesses saw a young man with a bicycle dropping off a bag in front of the bakery shortly before the blast.
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Most of my customers are grateful for the service, and I feel useful, almost cheerful, when I drop something off at their house (lately, I'm doing more dropping off than handing off items at the door).
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After ordering your new device online, you can pick it up at an Apple Store while dropping off your current iPhone, or have it delivered which requires you to mail your current iPhone back to Apple.
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When Austin was in middle school, he spent his spring break in Nashville "watching her go door-to-door dropping off demo CD's at labels that never called" in between trips to parks and museums, he recalls.
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Nothing about this immense gray warehouse distinguishes it from neighboring buildings, and yet a stream of taxis and private cars pulls up in front of its massive locked doors, dropping off dinner guests one after the other.
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When Swift was in middle school, he spent his spring break in Nashville "watching her go door-to-door dropping off demo CD's at labels that never called" in between trips to parks and museums, he recalls.
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If there appear to be any fundamental shifts in Facebook's value proposition — such as advertisers deciding Facebook is not delivering sustained return on investment, or user engagement dropping off — it could be a sell opportunity, he said.
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Wells was at the airport with Richard Norby, 25, and Joseph Empey, 24, as they were dropping off a fourth missionary, Fanny Rachel Clain, of Montelimar, France, who was on her way to an assignment in Cleveland.
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And the aforementioned six-piece denim line is made from 20% of recycled materials directly from the clothes you've been dropping off, with the rest being organic cotton fibers, or cotton from the Better Cotton Initiative program.
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We recently spent the day with Mr. Nowacoski and his wife, Marla, traveling about 553 miles in the family minivan, picking up and dropping off food from three farms, one cheese room, one tavern and a bakery.
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The startup, which operates in most of the Bay Area, takes 50% of the earnings, but it handles everything including dropping off and picking up the rented items, collecting payments, and even providing insurance up to $2,000.
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About half of the donors dropping off items with sentimental value received pictures of their donated goods that our research assistants snapped with a Polaroid-style instant camera while the other half did not get a picture.
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Mikel Jollett, writer and frontman of rock band the Airborne Toxic Event, tweeted about dropping off his son for his first day of pre-school, asking for advice from parents about how to deal with the transition.
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SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) - Formula One bosses expect British Grand Prix organizers to activate a break clause next week, leaving the country in danger of dropping off the calendar from 13 if a new deal cannot be done.
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This doesn't stop Priya from dropping off her son, though, and this being a sitcom, Vince and his roommate and brother, Matthew (Andy Favreau), turn out to be decent, mostly upstanding and generally O.K. with this arrangement.
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The Help Map offers a way to coordinate aid between those in need, like the elderly and at-risk, and those willing to offer some form of assistance — like running errands or dropping off supplies, for example.
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In Colorado, where Mr. Sanders won by 20 percentage points in the 2016 primary elections, Democrats dropping off their ballots at a motor vehicles office in the north Denver suburbs overwhelmingly said they were supporting Mr. Sanders.
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On a Wednesday night a few weeks back, he was dropping off fuel at a gas station in Coober Pedy using a two-trailer, 44-wheel truck that takes a half mile to stop in an emergency.
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RAMAT GAN, Israel — The bearded man placed three overstuffed shopping bags on a table at the entrance of a military base here, his expression turning to embarrassment as he emptied them, as if dropping off dirty laundry.
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"She was really nice and so into teaching," said Michelle Park, 16, a former student of Ms. Williamson's who had gathered at the school Thursday evening near where people were dropping off flowers in a makeshift memorial.
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While in Malibu this week, Sheen, 52, admitted in footage obtained by The Blast that RHOBH viewers might see him on the show, noting that Bravo cameras may catch him while dropping off his children at Richards' house.
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This week at The Little Knittery, the front door swings open rhythmically, with a steady stream of participants, including avid knitters and beginners dropping off hats and those traveling to the US capital to march picking up hats.
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The abuse and neglect began when the family lived in the Fort Worth, Texas, area, with the parents at one point residing apart from most of their children and dropping off food from time to time, Hestrin said.
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State law was then changed to allow any voter to get an absentee ballot without offering a reason, and to open early voting — by mail or by dropping off a ballot in person — 143 days before an election.
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Shenyang Journal SHENYANG, China — Not long past the break of dawn, after downing a bowl of hot porridge and dropping off his son at school, Zhang Yuzeng made his way to a street corner near the Nanyun River.
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A Ring video camera caught an Amazon delivery driver in Florida riding away with a bike that belonged to the homeowner's child after dropping off a package, according to local news reports from CBS Miami and ABC News.
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Others said the suspect or suspects had shown a major vulnerability: By dropping off the packages themselves or shipping them at FedEx, they exposed themselves or their vehicles to being captured on surveillance video or seen by witnesses.
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On Saturday night, Italian polizei dressed up as pizza delivery boys busted a boss in the infamous Camorra family in Naples, arresting him while dropping off some 'za that he planned on enjoying while watching a soccer game.
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And in September 2018, a Wisconsin woman who was being held hostage in her own home mouthed the words "Help me" and "Call the police" to a Domino's driver who was dropping off a pizza for her captor.
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Yandex, which has been likened to the Russian Google, already runs a robo-taxi service in a small Russian city with five Yandex cars dropping off riders (free for now) with a safety operator in the passenger seat.
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Before Representative Speier spoke, Virginia Representative Barbara Comstock (R) said during the same hearing that a member of Congress "decided to expose himself" to a young female aide who was dropping off materials at his home, according to Politico.
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All of these mesh routers basically aim to do the same thing: blanket your home with a strong wireless signal so that all of your devices can always connect to the network without dropping off or losing the signal.
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Recently these have included taking photos of your front door to alert you when your package has been delivered and Amazon Key, which uses Amazon's Cloud Cam and smart lock to monitor couriers dropping off deliveries inside your home.
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Dead To Me played shows sporadically in support of the EP before seemingly dropping off again, but today Noisey is premiering the video for "Fear is the New Bliss," a song that sees the band raging back to life.
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If deemed safe by the government, a month or two later the fixed-wing "Zips" will be dropping off blood for transfusions in small boxes with parachutes at 21 hospitals and health centres within a 20153km (40 mile) radius.
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An off-duty sheriff's deputy and two off-duty police officers were the first to respond to the scene of a shooting at a Southern California high school — because they were dropping off their own family members for school.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A motorcycle bomb killed a father and daughter in front of a Thai elementary school as parents were dropping off their children on Tuesday, officials said, the latest in a series of attacks in the troubled south.
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Operating primarily across the South and Midwest, guards travel up to weeks at a time along circuitous routes, typically picking up and dropping off prisoners in 15-passenger vans or sometimes minivans retrofitted with interior caging and darkened windows.
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Six teams, possibly more, are in danger of dropping off the Premier League gravy train, with even bottom club Norwich City only six points away from the safety zone — not an unrealistic gap to close in the remaining weeks.
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The pimps are starting to realize that their power is diminishing fast; all they can do now is car pool their women to parlors and movie shoots, like fathers dropping off their kids at soccer practice and dance class.
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Both 26th and 29th Streets have one lane of traffic, and the new bike lanes would take over space that is currently occupied by double-parked vehicles, including trucks making deliveries and taxis picking up and dropping off passengers.
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"But their biggest hope is that other hospitals don't do this and it can set clear policies for their nurses to avoid something as senseless as dropping off a child for breastfeeding to a mom loaded with narcotics and painkillers."
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West told the newspaper he was dropping off a friend at the nightclub when he saw Mateen — a man he recognized but didn't know by name — crossing the street with a cellphone and wearing a dark cap about 1 a.m.
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Then on KING OF THE ROAD, three teams of pro skateboarders face off in the first leg of the traveling competition, tackling challenges like dropping off a helicopter and onto a skateboard ramp, as well as peeing themselves in public.
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Under this model, a shared fleet of autonomous vehicles would exist that individuals could summon on demand to get from Point A to Point B. After dropping off one passenger, the vehicle could then pick up and transport the next passenger.
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Finally — and this is something that is hard to prove one way or the other — the lack of disclosure may also mean that the fears around seed financing dropping off a cliff may be at least a little bit unfounded.
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We also conducted research outside a university setting by asking donors dropping off items at a St. Vincent de Paul thrift store near the Penn State campus to see if any of the stuff they were donating had sentimental value.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Malaysian state oil and gas firm Petronas has signed a multi-year extension to its title sponsorship of Formula One champions Mercedes despite Malaysia dropping off the race calendar after this season, the team said on Saturday.
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Two of them were identified by relatives as Justin and Stephanie Shults, residents of Belgium originally from Tennessee and Kentucky who were last seen dropping off her mother at the Brussels airport before the explosion in the check-in area.
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"The KKK is a terrorist organization, and even dropping off these materials itself is terrifying, especially when you find something like this in your driveway in the morning," said Ron Klopfanstein, a teacher, journalist and president of the local historical society.
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Off-duty officers were the first responders to the California high school shooting — because they were dropping off their own family members for schoolThere have been 366 mass shootings in the US so far in 2019 — here's the full list
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I was passing him one day at school, when we were dropping off the kids, and he said, 'Hey I have a really cool idea for this new show that I created, but I need your help to make it work.
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For those using the finance options, there's an additional step for signing legal paperwork and picking up the vehicle, as well as dropping off trade-in, and Hyundai is working with participating dealers to complete this part of the process.
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After more than a decade of nurturing and feeding and picking up and dropping off and helping with homework and braiding hair and supervising play dates and fighting battles and holding hands to cross the street, you are suddenly shut out.
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"We questioned the fact that many of these arrests were taking place when parents were dropping off their children to go to school," Representative Nydia Velázquez, a Democrat from New York who met with Kelly at the time, told me.
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Here's what we know about the victims so far: These people died protecting their families Jordan and Andre Anchondo had gone to the store after dropping off their 663-year-old daughter at cheer practice, Jordan's aunt Elizabeth Terry told CNN.
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After enjoying a brief life as a staple on school reading lists, it began dropping off throughout the second half of the 20th century, and by the '90s, only about 5 percent of American public schools had it on their syllabi.
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The family members recalled the lengths to which they went to get them freed, how they stuffed $60,000 in Iraqi dinars into garbage bags and were instructed by cellphone to travel to a series of locations before dropping off the ransom.
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She, her husband and their daughter have turned Thanksgiving into a pre-Christmas pruning: Before they get new stuff for that holiday, they give away old stuff on this one, dropping off toys, clothing, art supplies and more to local charities.
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"The problem with the athleisure market isn't so much that demand is dropping off a cliff, it's more that supply is excessive and demand is not quite what it once was," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said in an interview.
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A subsidiary of package delivery giant UPS has won a first-ever approval that will let it deliver packages, beating Amazon to the punch nearly six years after CEO Jeff Bezos said drones could be dropping off packages by 2015.
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The airport was among the few remaining air travel hot spots where Uber and Lyft continued to provide service instead of picking up and dropping off in designated lots, which are now used in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Boston.
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The company has tried, in order to go public they have to be able to show that they have a diverse revenue stream that is not just coming from picking up and dropping off people, because that relies heavily on subsidies.
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With the iPhone growth starting to stall and iPad and Mac sales dropping off, it's launched a couple new products — like the Apple TV and the Apple Watch — that appear to be seeing some growth as represented in the company's last earnings report.
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The reason is simple: There have been no DNC-approved polls of either state since before the Iowa caucuses, and the DNC has shrunk the time frame for polling, dropping off Fox News polls from January that would have put Steyer onstage.
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At the Detroit Auto Show, Aptiv CEO Glen De Vos said the fleet of semi-autonomous BMWs would continue picking up and dropping off passengers in and around the city, despite the fact that the annual electronics show ended on January 12th.
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While that sounds useful, it might be hard to figure out where to place your phone for optimum charge, and you'd have to battle with the issue of power weakening or dropping off dramatically with distance and (in this case, wooden) obstructions.
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Drones might one day blanket cities dropping off Amazon goods, but in the short-term, there's plenty of opportunity for them to help out in limited engagements, where delivery via other means would be difficult, impossible or just not quite expedient enough.
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It looks as if it can get going quite fast, and although it seems to me it would be in a fix if knocked over, it had no problem dropping off the end of the table and rolling on in the Festo video.
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Sessions and the FBI illegally staked out the post office where the activists were dropping off the absentee ballots that they had helped black elderly voters—some who were blind, had arthritis, and generally could not vote on their own—fill out.
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New York (CNN)The Ku Klux Klan has embarked on a recruitment campaign in upstate New York in recent months, dropping off packets of white supremacist propaganda and sweetening the material with bars of Snickers in an initiative seemingly aimed at young people.
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California school shooting suspect described as 'quiet' Boy Scout who opened fire on classmates on his 16th birthday Off-duty officers were the first responders to the California high school shooting — because they were dropping off their own family members for school
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The Reds appeared to be dropping off the pace with losses in eight of nine late last month that featured some suspect pitching, but they have since taken four of five while allowing four or fewer runs in each of the wins.
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"I honestly think this is being exaggerated," said Mr. Murphy, 65, who was dropping off his daughter for her job at the Seattle Art Museum, just opposite the Starbucks, before starting his own job as a driver for Lyft, the ride share company.
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"A life experience take place on us dropping off one of my kids at college..... good luck with everything and remember " to be great you have to bring the best out of you everyday" lov you....mom & dad!!!" he wrote in the caption.
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After dropping off his luggage, he was whisked to a meeting with Gustavo Porras Cortés, the head of the National Assembly, a portly man wearing a navy blue windbreaker, who sat across from Drollinger with his arms crossed and wearing a stone-faced frown.
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They also addressed the issue of pay: "We can work with the California Legislature to establish a commitment to driver pay and earnings transparency for the work performed between accepting a ride and dropping off a passenger after accounting for reasonable expenses," they wrote.
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The idea of self-driving Uber cars seamlessly picking up and dropping off passengers is still years away from reality — if indeed it ever comes to fruition — but the possibility has ignited fierce discussion about the future of car ownership, transportation, and road safety.
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However, that department does not take responsibility for policing the entire airport: The flow of traffic dropping off and picking up passengers at the terminals — essentially the front line of security — is the responsibility of the airlines, which employ private security guards for the job.
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Visit Insider's homepage for more storiesAn off-duty sheriff's deputy and two off-duty police officers were the first to respond to the scene of a shooting at a Southern California high school — because they were dropping off their own family members for school.
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One thing that's different about HopSkipDrive, according to CEO and co-founder Joanna McFarland, is that it's not trying to replace trusted school bus services, but to supplement them by picking up or dropping off kids when it isn't cost-effective to send a bus.
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Vincent Martino—a mustachioed bar manager played by James Franco doing his best blue-collar Brooklyn accent—is assaulted while dropping off the bar's cash take, and pleads for his life at gunpoint before being pelted in the face and left bleeding on the sidewalk.
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Rather than dropping off a premade digital beat pack, his biggest hit to date was made at Drake's house, over a game of "NBA 2K18," when the rapper ordered up a beat with a female vocal sample and Murda made it on the spot.
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Stay of deportation Judge Crotty set the tone for his decision during the hearing in Manhattan when he questioned why Mr. Villavicencio had been held for 53 days by the immigration agency since his arrest while dropping off food at a Brooklyn army base.
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"The problem with the athleisure market isn't so much that demand is dropping off a cliff, it's more that supply is excessive and demand is not quite what it once was," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said in an interview with CNBC last month.
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Jennifer Dulos disappeared on May 210 after dropping off her five children at a Connecticut schoolCredit...New Canaan Police Department, via Associated Press The blood on her Range Rover was the first clue that Jennifer Dulos's disappearance last May would turn into something sinister.
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"Whether it's the mailman, whether it is someone doing, you know, dropping off packages, whether it's the neighbor across the street, who's potentially captured by increasingly high resolution cameras—there's an entire neighborhood of individuals whose privacy is being sacrificed by one homeowner," Cahn said.
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On Saturday, Austinites voted down Proposition 1, a ballot measure sponsored by Uber and Lyft, which aimed to do away with the need for fingerprinting drivers to vet their histories, as well as banning them from picking up and dropping off customers in traffic lanes.
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Buried amid a pile of anti-drowsy driving rules the Taxi and Limousine Commission just unanimously approved, one provision caught the attention of Silicon Valley: Rideshare and livery companies, including Uber and Lyft, must report detailed data about where they're picking up and dropping off their passengers.
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I planned to do a bunch of errands like dropping off my coat at the dry cleaner and taking my leather sneakers to the shoe repair to get them stretched so they won't hurt as much when I walk, but S. is waiting at my place.
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Border Patrol and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement in El Paso are so overwhelmed that they've been dropping off hundreds of people every day for the past month — many of them without ankle monitors — at makeshift shelters in motels and churches, and at the local Greyhound bus station.
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Police: Driver was the target The Sorrells brothers started shooting after one of them "exchanged looks" with a man who was dropping off women he'd picked up in the suburbs and driven into Chicago, Brendan Deenihan, commander of area central detectives for Chicago police, said Sunday.
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Whether it's your first day working in Washington after winning a seat in Congress or your first time as a parent dropping off your child at school, we've all felt the difference between doing something for the first time and going through an event we've already encountered.
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Mr. Shade, who had raced to the scene with another paramedic just after completing a 24-hour shift, remembers tearing up after dropping off Mr. Mika, his voice cracking as he tried to explain over the phone to Mr. Mika's father how dire the wounds were.
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Video and an intact package may have helped ID Conditt Video of a man dropping off two packages Sunday at a location described by CNN affiliate WOAI as a FedEx store south of Austin appears to have played a major role in helping investigators identify Conditt.
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Wheels Up provides a range of services offering access to private jets, including seats on empty legs — where a jet would otherwise fly empty from dropping off its last passenger to picking up its second — shared charters, and private charters with guaranteed availability with 24-hours notice.
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But unlike a lot of other companies in the spotlight for self-driving technology, such Cruise and Waymo, Tesla has a potentially big constraint: that its business is built around selling cars to consumers, just like traditional automakers, not simply picking up and dropping off in them.
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According to an analysis by Piper Jaffray, the Dow had been experiencing what felt like an "afternoon snooze button" of sorts; the index was for the most part rising in the first half of the trading day, then dropping off much more notably in the second half.
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Ms. Spence's daily routine of picking up and dropping off children resembles a never-ending pinball game; the homeless shelter, she said, cannot allow her children to be there without parental supervision, so she often frets about where they can pass the time when she is not around.
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Timeline: The final moments of EgyptAir Flight 804 At some point before dropping off radar, the plane swerved 90 degrees to the left, and then made a 237-degree turn to the right before plunging first to 2000,2360 feet, then 2224,21999 feet, Kammenos, the Greek defense minister, told reporters.
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Also, I was a latecomer to the practice of dropping off your laundry (a friend had to give me a pep talk to do it the first time because I'd only ever used coin machines), and so am not well versed in the art of separating colors and textures.
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All week long, she says trucks have been dropping off boxes upon boxes for the event including rugs for the debut of Jill's new rug line, glitzy jewelry from Idalia Baudo and beauty products from The Dermatology & Laser Group, for the lavish swag bags provided by Quilted Koala.
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Over 161 pages, the investigation laid out, in chilling detail, unchecked aggressions: an officer pointing a gun at teenagers on bicycles suspected of trespassing; officers using a Taser on an unarmed, naked 65-year-old woman with mental illness; officers purposely dropping off young gang members in rival territory.
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Waymo is also working with Element Hotel to provide "select guests" with self-driving automobile service, and Avis Budget Group, to offer self-driving car services for Avis customers at two Phoenix locations, enabling them to request a self-driving car to assist with picking up or dropping off rental cars.
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Why it matters: The move is good news for audiences who no longer have to wait anxiously for programs to hit their timezones, as well advertisers, who won't have to worry about users dropping off due to spoilers, or watching the content off-platform on live-streaming apps like Periscope.
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Dravon Ames and his pregnant fiancee, Iesha Harper, had just finished shopping at a local dollar store and were dropping off their kids, a 4-year-old and 1-year-old, at a babysitter's apartment when officers swarmed their vehicle and began screaming at them to put their hands up.
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More about the passengers, crew Automatic messages about smoke At some point before dropping off radar, the plane swerved 90 degrees to the left and then made a 360-degree turn to the right before plunging first to 13,000 feet, then 10,000 feet, and disappearing from radar, Greek officials said.
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But this was largely to be expected, as those prices are often lowballed in order to gauge initial interest as Wall Street and Snap settle somewhere in the middle, which will ensure that everyone gets paid out and the stock doesn't end up dropping off on its first day of trading.
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Per Steve, we are dropping off the cables for internal distribution and review with Shawn Baxter (SES) and propose that we meet with the team of various reviewers at 8003 pm tomorrow Weds in my office in 6800 to go over what we want to present back to WaPo's editors.
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The majority of boats simply crossed the mile of Hudson River back and forth to New Jersey, dropping off passengers at ferry terminals in Weehawken, triage centers in Jersey City, and slips in parks, marinas, and yacht basins, as well as makeshift docking points all along the New Jersey waterfront.
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It seems strange that Johnson has repeatedly proven himself so strong in fighting off takedowns, so powerful in the early rounds, and also prone to dropping off in the later stages yet fighters continue to try to take him down straight off of the bat and are surprised when they cannot.
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But it does mean that you could easily imagine the volume of emphasis labor puts on trade issues declining in the future — dropping off the labor-wide list of priorities, for example, and becoming more a topic for certain individual member unions that have a particularly strong stake in trade negotiations.
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According to the Associated Press, field operations that were already going on included "primarily dropping off paper questionnaires at places with no fixed addresses and large numbers of seasonal workers" and preparing to count for the homeless population and the Group Quarters Enumeration, which includes student housing, nursing homes, and prisons.
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There's also something charming about coming to his personal space — and prospective buyers can imagine how they, too, could style some of the more outré pieces — and about the slight chaos that accompanies Baruch, thanks to his pinging phone and the stream of delivery men picking up or dropping off packages.
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"We think that while individual hospitals, health care facilities, communities, and certainly the VA system may be continuing to make progress, the national plateau that we are seeing probably stems from dropping off in using the intensive [CDC infection control] recommendations," said Dr. Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the CDC.
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While only around six percent of the U.S. identifies as vegan, according to one recent survey, Americans are starting to embrace some vegetarian habits: Per capita beef consumption has been declining since the 1970s, dropping off steeply in the last decade according to USDA data, and the meat alternatives industry is growing rapidly.
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"Over the years, many voters have adopted the practice of dropping off their ballots at local Democratic Party offices, which may be closer than their polling place, so that their ballots could be turned in by party officials, staff or volunteers," said Spencer G. Scharff, voter protection director at the Arizona Democratic Party.
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A veritable fleet of aircraft, including planes provided by Noriega and some paid for through a BCCI account, made the circuitous journey from secret runway to secret runway, dropping off weapons in Honduras and Costa Rica, cocaine in the southern United States, and large stacks of small-denomination bills in Panamanian bank vaults.
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The implications are certainly exciting, if not a little rose-colored: fleets of self-driving cars continuously picking up and dropping off passengers, who pay next to nothing in fares; the end of car ownership; the end of traffic accidents; the end of fossil fuels and pollution; clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose.
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The companies want to keep treating drivers as contractors, and in exchange, they promise to set a minimum pay rate for drivers while they're picking up and dropping off passengers, create a company-backed fund for benefits like paid time off, and establish an association for drivers to advocate for further improvements.
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It's clear he resents me for wanting him to help more around the house, for him having a career he doesn't enjoy, and for me having a career I do enjoy but with less flexibility in terms of picking up and dropping off kids and staying at home with them as needed.
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The Senators then tied it 2-2 at 13:18 of the second period on a short-handed goal by Duclair, who snuck between Hart and Gostisbehere as Hart was dropping off the puck, then quickly beat Hart with a wraparound inside the right post for his 12th goal of the season.
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Uber and Lyft want to keep treating drivers as contractors, and in exchange, they promise to set a minimum pay rate for drivers while they're picking up and dropping off passengers, create a company-backed fund for benefits like paid time off; and establish an association for drivers to advocate for further improvements.
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And so I wanted to give readers the context of how hard I had it, when I moved to New York from Texas, with no job and no apartment, running around dropping off my clips from the Daily Texan, getting escorted out of the New York Times lobby when I was loitering too long.
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Some typical administrative requirements they face include: keeping a log of when kids check in and leave with a physical signature from the parent or guardian dropping off the child, annotating how kids are developing, and sending notes home to parents around payments, vacation days, field trips, or supplies that their kids will need.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE squashed speculation that he was planning on dropping off the Trump ticket in the most forceful way possible after Sunday night's debate.
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For these early deliveries, drones were loaded with prescriptions filled by pharmacists at a CVS location in Cary, NC. Once a UPS employee loaded the cargo onto the drones, they flew autonomously from the store location to nearby customer homes, dropping off the packages from a hover height of around 20 feet above these locations.
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Brenda LawrenceBrenda Lulenar LawrenceMichigan House Democrats plan vigil for Iraqi man who died after deportation Democrats warn of Trump trap Democratic lawmaker: 'I love America even though at times she didn't love me back' MORE (D-Mich.), the chair of the Women's Caucus, said in a video of the women dropping off the letter.
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He must be good at talking to people: The local representative is the face of the utility in this corner of the state and interactions happen at all hours — in his offices, at the gas station, while dropping off his children at school or when neighbors knock on his door, rousing him from sleep.
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There are so many challenges associated with pumping in the workplace that it is often cited as one of the reasons for exclusive breastfeeding rates dropping off after the first few months of a baby's life: The experience can be so frustrating that many moms will just stop nursing altogether, WHO recommendations be damned.
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The recent disappearance of Jennifer Dulos, a 2000-year-old Connecticut mother who was reported missing shortly after dropping off her five children at school on May 22017, has quickly cast a light on her 275-year marriage to Fotis Dulos, and the bitter legal battle more than two years long to end it.
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Stanford made the discovery much like one might find a $20 bill on the street — he was on his way out of NASA's parking lot after dropping off his wife, Sheila, who worked at Goddard, when he spotted what he thought might be a promising rock formation for dinosaur tracks about 90 feet away.
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Uber and Lyft want to keep treating drivers as contractors, and in exchange, they promise to set a minimum pay rate for drivers while they're picking up and dropping off passengers, to create a company-backed fund for benefits like paid time off, and to establish an association for drivers to advocate for further improvements.
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But again, if it's wrong for people to make any assumptions about black people based on the behavior of a few, or even more than a few, then we cannot indulge the habit of deciding that these clueless teenagers and barflies represent the mass of people who voted Trump after dropping off their kids at school.
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Dorrian also said the rate of suicide car bombings was dropping off, partly because Islamic State - now cut off to the north, south, east and west of the city - had a finite number of cars and bombers, and because air strikes on bridges and roads inside Mosul had limited their ability to get them to the front.
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They participated in several public displays of unity, including a handholding exercise across the Ravenel bridge, spent weeks dropping off teddy bears and flowers and encouraging notes at a makeshift memorial in front of the church, an interracial public declaration that Roof's desire for a "race war" would get no traction in their city or state.
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She said there were also "aggravating factors" that increased the punishment in some cases, such as having relatives or friends along on the trips, using a car on weekends, regularly dropping off or picking up kids at school, taking a family member to the airport, or taking a car outside New York City or outside the state.
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The plot is fairly straightforward: After dropping off the hitchhiker, the truck driver (played by an actor also named Jinpa) takes the dead sheep to a monastery to have its soul blessed; he has preoccupied, unsatisfying sex with a lover; and then he searches for his hitchhiking namesake, hoping perhaps to stop him from committing murder.
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And then, with a truck full of papers, they crisscross the county, past the tall cedars and Douglas firs of the mountains, and across the Sierra Valley, dotted with junipers and cottonwoods, stopping at every shop and gas station, emptying newspaper machines of last week's edition, collecting money and dropping off fresh bundles of The Messenger.
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The food is pretty good for a movie theater, with a mix of regular and vegan options (buffalo cauliflower is solid vegan junk food to enjoy during a marathon of every Studio Ghibli movie), and they've managed to perfect the art of having waiters come in and out of a theater dropping off food during a movie without being totally annoying.
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It's officially September, which means that school is back in session for many, and sometimes that can be a major adjustment for both kids and their parents After dropping off their children to school a little late on Thursday, one parent gave a brutally honest answer when asked on a sign-in sheet why the kids were not dropped off on time.
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The timing on these is kind of hazy, since the logistics of dropping off thousands of bikes and getting everything online are complicated, but you can count on the following cities being up and spinning by the end of the year: Smaller cities, Rowe noted, often don't have the staff or infrastructure to let a company like Spin just plop down its bikes.
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Read more:Angelina Jolie says she 'didn't recognize' herself after 'complicated' break up with Brad PittWatch Angelina Jolie transform into Disney's Maleficent in a behind-the-scenes videoAngelina Jolie went blonde for her new role in Marvel's upcoming movie 'The Eternals' and she looks angelicAngelina Jolie was 'trying not to cry' while being filmed dropping off her oldest son at college
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Melton, who started at The Aviary as an ice chef tasked with creating flavored, sculpted ice cubes in 2011, prepared a sampling of some of the restaurant's most popular drinks for CNBC Make It. "The Wake and Bake is a cocktail that's inspired by breakfast in New York," he says, dropping off a Manhattan with a hint of coffee and orange liquor.
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"The day of her birth has been a full one for us so far…dropping off the kiddo at school, baby doc appointment, nursery planning, moving into our new home, picking the kiddo up from school and so many other little life moments," the Shameless actor wrote, referring to Dewan's 6-year-old daughter Everly with ex-husband Channing Tatum.
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But that promise is drying up: Fewer teams are competing (eight teams had at least 95 losses last season, the most in history); clubs are more wary of aging players' production dropping off since drug testing began; the luxury tax has deterred some spending; and analytics-driven front offices are evaluating players in similar ways, driving down bidding wars for players.
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As long as you were bringing the quality in the 12-inch singles and cassette mixtapes you were dropping off at Fat Beats and Footwork, killing it on your freestyles after being invited up to the Stretch & Bob show, and bringing the fire to the shows that went down at such classic clubs as Wetlands and Club Vinyl, you gained the respect of your peers.
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"One only needs to identify the individual at the start or end of the route on a single occasion—either via seeing the individual pick up or dropping off a bicycle in person or via some other dataset revealing their location in that place at that time—in order to link them to this extensive and potentially revealing history of behaviour," the letter reads.
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Read more:Students at the Santa Clarita school where 2 people were killed and 3 were injured in a shooting say their sense of safety &aposwill forever be ruined&aposOff-duty officers were the first responders to the California high school shooting — because they were dropping off their own family members for school2 students are dead and 3 are injured after a high-school shooting in Santa Clarita, California.
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But Hillary Clinton won his district by 10 points in November, making it terrain that could turn competitive if centrist voters recoil from the G.O.P. That would mean a fleece-clad insurrection from the type of voters strolling along Lake Street in Wayzata or dropping off their dogs at the Lulu and Luigi grooming parlor, as Jackie Carley did with Tiny Bubbles and Viggo, two of her rescues.
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Border arrests peaked at 1.6 million in 2000 — and remained at or near the 1 million mark until the last two years of George W. Bush's presidency — before dropping off sharply due to improvements in the Mexican economy and later the Great Recession in the U.S. The number of total enforcement actions, which include the deportation of people deemed inadmissible under asylum laws, surpassed 1.1 million in 2019, more than double the 2017 figures.
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