Connected traffic lights help cities ease congestion in high-traffic areas.
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The company also cancelled thousands of day trip tickets to ease congestion.
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The company also canceled thousands of day trip tickets to ease congestion.
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Expanding Trans Mountain would ease congestion on pipelines that move Alberta crude, lifting Canadian prices.
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To ease congestion, the developers and government agencies have invested $27 million in roadway improvements.
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Meanwhile, prospective electric car buyers in China may be affected by efforts to ease congestion.
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Since the 1970s the government has littered the desert with planned cities meant to ease congestion.
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Or it can detect a traffic jam and tweak the traffic light timing to ease congestion.
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While long, slow commutes are not going away, Reed said, cities are working to ease congestion.
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Eucalyptus essential oil Breathing in this oil can help loosen phlegm to ease congestion, Oula says.
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To ease congestion—and raise some cash—the IFS recommends taxing drivers for entering busy areas.
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Think of the classic example of adding more lanes to a road to try and ease congestion.
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To the Editor: What a brilliant idea to ease congestion in our courts and reduce prison overcrowding.
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The city says the plan would ease congestion and improve the struggling bus service in the area.
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Cruise envisions it driving all day and all night for maximum efficiency and to help ease congestion.
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Planners will often open all lanes on a road or highway to outbound traffic to ease congestion.
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Whether or not America spends billions rebuilding terminals or adding runways to ease congestion remains to be seen.
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The lesson of the 20th century is that building more roads to ease congestion encourages more car journeys.
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He noted that several ambitious public transit projects are underway that would ease congestion both underground and aboveground.
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Musk has talked repeatedly of boring a series of high-speed loop tunnels in major cities to ease congestion.
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For now, it must hope that the track upgrades finish soon and ease congestion, before a passengers' revolution begins.
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The Navi Mumbai airport is a new greenfield project, aiming to ease congestion at the existing international Mumbai airport.
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He built a highway to ease congestion, a project that largely benefited the middle class, not his typical base.
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Intelligent algorithms now identify credit fraud within seconds, automated farming systems boost crop yields, and intelligent transport systems ease congestion.
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Efforts to ease congestion no longer literally blow up in your face, but recent schemes have run into trouble, too.
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The restrictions, called embargoes, are usually a tool of last resort for railways to ease congestion by temporarily limiting traffic.
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To ease congestion, Delta Air Lines, which serves 70 percent of the airport's passengers, agreed to help finance the reconstruction.
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Grayling said the move was to ease congestion caused by aircraft diverted from Gatwick Airport, according to a Sky News tweet.
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More remote-work arrangements could eliminated dead time stuck in traffic, and not to mention, ease congestion and slow fuel waste.
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Officials say the bridge will ease congestion in a city of 19733 million people, reduce fuel costs and save workers time.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to provide more pedestrian space to ease congestion on Fifth Avenue during the holidays.
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To ease congestion, state officials considered drastic measures in recent years, including shipping inmates to other states and releasing others through clemency.
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To ease congestion, authorities have even introduced a system to alternate the days vehicles are allowed on the once all-but empty roads.
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Big new infrastructure projects to ease congestion and make it easier to get to work from further away are nowhere to be seen.
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Bautista said the proposed terminal can accommodate an additional 12 million passengers, which should help ease congestion at the country's main international gateway.
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Those already in place will be gradually opened to the public, with their roads opened to traffic with one goal being to ease congestion.
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The long-awaited opening of the Second Avenue subway on the Upper East Side this year will ease congestion on the Lexington Avenue line.
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The bridge manager explained to Mr. Wildstein that the lanes were used to ease congestion from traffic flowing though the town of Fort Lee.
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The long-awaited opening of the Second Avenue subway on the Upper East Side this year will ease congestion on the Lexington Avenue line.
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In the glorious future, we are assured that driverless cars will save lives, reduce accidents, ease congestion, curb energy consumption and lower harmful emissions.
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Since the beginning of 2019, Alberta has imposed curtailments on the province's largest oil producers to ease congestion on export pipelines and support crude prices.
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The District of Columbia's transportation chief Jeff Marootian expects Amazon's new HQ2 to spur new transportation projects to help ease congestion and incentivize more sustainable transit.
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But in a city where pedestrians and motorcyclists often face off over the use of ramshackle pavements, some steps are being taken to help ease congestion.
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Increased concurrent bunkering at some of the city-state's oil terminals could help ease congestion in its waterways, which are some of the busiest in the world.
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BNSF Railway Co, whose tracks link Midwest farms to PNW ports, has added crews and equipment to ease congestion, but the number of delayed trains remains high.
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It is meant to ease congestion at the port in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam and transform a depressed area into a trade and manufacturing hub.
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Highway police close one lane of inbound traffic enroute to Bangkok to ease congestion for outbound traffic, but even with three lanes open the roads remained jammed. Songkran.
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The U.N., which is hoping to bring in four new mobile cranes to ease congestion at the port, said on Friday that air strikes on Hodeidah had intensified.
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So Sierra Leone's first post-war traffic light, which now stands proudly at a busy crossroads in downtown Freetown, is more than just a tool to ease congestion.
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That episode provoked the city to introduce a series of traffic measures to ease congestion and improve safety, not that one could tell the difference on the canal.
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As someone who's been in the job nearly two decades, Mr. Goodwin says he is confident he knows what might ease congestion in the short term: a recession.
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Under close supervision from Saudi authorities, pilgrims clad in white robes converged on Jamarat carrying pebbles to perform the ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion.
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Buterin has proposed a solution to ethereum's scaling problem, called Plasma, which aims to ease congestion in the ethereum network as more people use it to pay for things.
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Authorities had earlier decreed holidays and banned trucks in some areas of the sprawling city for peak periods of the Olympics to ease congestion and improve emergency response capabilities.
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ABUJA - A planned city built mostly in the 22s, replaced Lagos as Nigeria's capital in 28, largely because of its more central location, and as a way to ease congestion.
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Beijing, home to 22 million people, is trying to curb population growth and relocate industries and what it calls "non-capital functions" to Hebei to curb pollution and ease congestion.
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Under close supervision from Saudi authorities, pilgrims in seamless white clothes, converged on Jamarat carrying the pebbles to perform the ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion.
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On Monday, he is set to announce other measures including more spending on roads to ease congestion and a tax cut for small retailers to help them compete against online competition.
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But adding a fleet of these buses to a crowded city center would be hundreds of millions of dollars cheaper than introducing new subways or elevated trains to help ease congestion.
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The government last week awarded three contracts to charter extra ferries to ease congestion if the United Kingdom fails to secure a trade deal before leaving the European Union in March.
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Alberta mandated production cuts this year to ease congestion on export pipelines that resulted in crude getting bottlenecked in storage and the discount on Canadian heavy crude widening to record levels.
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What's new: The airline changed its boarding in September 2018 to two boarding lanes from five to ease congestion at the gates and shifted group definitions to make them more balanced.
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They argue that the new railroad is necessary to ease congestion on the core of Britain's rail network, allowing for more local services on lines currently shared with long-distance expresses.
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The crash and its inconclusive aftermath reflect poorly on a newborn industry predicated on the idea that letting computers take the wheel can save lives, ease congestion, and make travel more pleasant.
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He succeeded in creating a pension fund for elderly residents, expanding highways to ease congestion, and devising a public-private scheme, with the telecommunications magnate Carlos Slim, to restore the historic downtown.
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"The city's 12-month pause on new vehicle licenses will threaten one of the few reliable transportation options while doing nothing to fix the subways or ease congestion," Uber said in a statement.
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At the city's pristine white command center, designed by the tech-savvy mayor, for instance, 27 operators can check closed-circuit television feeds for traffic hot-spots, in an effort to ease congestion.
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"The City's 12-month pause on new vehicle licenses will threaten one of the few reliable transportation options while doing nothing to fix the subways or ease congestion," Uber said in a statement.
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In a letter to a local community board in October, a city transportation official had revealed the Fifth Avenue plan, saying it would ease congestion for tourists and locals alike during the holidays.
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Last week the New York City Council voted to temporarily limit the number of Uber, Lyft and other ride-hail cars as a way to ease congestion in densely populated parts of town.
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"The City's 12-month pause on new vehicle licenses will threaten one of the few reliable transportation options while doing nothing to fix the subways or ease congestion," a spokesperson said in a statement.
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By reexamining the entire bus system, the city has a chance to fix its routes, ease congestion, give better options to transit riders, and maybe even relieve the pressure on its strained subway network.
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It will be the first Western carrier to restart flying to Pakistan, where a new airport in the capital has helped ease congestion and concerns about air travel security, since its pullout in 2008.
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The M6toll was opened in 2003 to ease congestion on the non-tolled M6 motorway but has struggled to service heavy debt piled on by Australia's Macquarie after its initial investment in the operation.
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Top automakers including Volkswagen, Honda (HMC), Ford (F) and BMW (BMWYY) are experimenting with technology that allows cars and traffic lights to communicate and work together to ease congestion, cut emissions and increase safety.
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If shared autonomous vehicles are going to catch on — if they're going to ease congestion and eliminate parking like their enthusiastic fans promise — it's not going to be through uncontrolled experiments on public roads.
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Canada's largest crude-producing province Alberta mandated temporary oil production cuts effective January to boost prices of Canadian crude and ease congestion on pipelines that caused a crude glut and steep discounts on Canadian crude.
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The appeal of the service is not only the ability to ease congestion and bypass ground traffic, but also to eventually achieve cost efficiencies that could make VTOL taxis more profitable over the long-term.
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This is in addition to other, less revolutionary efforts, from companies like Sidewalk Labs, which is owned by Google's parent company and which aims to ease congestion by helping cities make better use of data.
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Future innovations relying on their use are endless: creating remote health care for the elderly and people with disabilities, for instance, or protecting our privacy and creating smart cities that can reduce waste and ease congestion.
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"The City's 12-month pause on new vehicle licenses will threaten one of the few reliable transportation options while doing nothing to fix the subways or ease congestion," a spokesperson for Uber said in a statement.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Monday launched a scheme to promote "telework", or working from home, in an effort to ease congestion when Tokyo hosts the 2020 Olympics, as well as soften a notoriously rigid work culture.
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Another job will be to move his own office: to ease congestion in the centre of Beijing, the city administration is due to relocate later this year to Tongzhou, a satellite town about 20km to the east.
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The Micromobility Coalition, an industry trade group that counts Lime and Uber as members, said it believes cities should adopt policies that welcome monthly rentals to help get people out of cars, ease congestion and reduce emissions.
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With a modified Tesla (TSLA) Model X zipping through a Boring Company tunnel last night, Elon Musk took the wraps off his vision of a high-speed tunnel system he believes could ease congestion and revolutionize commutes.
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Under close supervision and clad in white robes signifying a state of purity, the faithful converged on Jamarat to perform the stoning ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion after stampedes in previous years.
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The move, in which drivers in dense, slow-moving traffic remain in the lane that will be closed and then pull into the other lane at the merge point, helps ease congestion and drivers' frustrations, experts said.
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"Ferry service was part of a larger mitigation strategy that has been successfully implemented as part of the Pulaski Skyway rehabilitation to ease congestion during construction," said Steve Schapiro, a spokesman for the State Department of Transportation.
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KAMPALA, May 18 (Reuters) - Uganda has invited bids from private investors to develop and operate a new 95km highway between its capital Kampala and a town in the country's east to ease congestion on the ageing existing road.
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"The City's 12-month pause on new vehicle licenses will threaten one of the few reliable transportation options while doing nothing to fix the subways or ease congestion," Josh Gold, a spokesman for Uber, said in a statement.
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MANILA, April 25 (Reuters) - The Philippines on Wednesday approved a $14 billion airport project proposed by its largest company by revenue, San Miguel Corp, a facility that that should help ease congestion at the country's main gateway in Manila.
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Alberta is Canada's energy heartland but crude production has been limited since the start of 2019 when the provincial government imposed curtailments to ease congestion on export pipelines that had pushed the discount on Canadian crude to record lows.
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Their belief in delivering on the promise comes despite delays in the relocation of the Tsukiji fish market, partly to accommodate a transport hub designed to ease congestion in the Tokyo Bay area, where the majority of Games venues are located.
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Speaking to a business group at a breakfast in Nassau County, Mr. Cuomo said more reliable rail service would lure more drivers out of their cars and onto mass transit and that would in turn ease congestion on Long Island's roads.
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With a modified Tesla Model X zipping through a Boring Company tunnel Tuesday night, Elon Musk took the wraps off his vision of a high-speed tunnel system he believes could ease congestion and revolutionize how millions of commuters get around cities.
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The Xiongan New Area was launched in April last year by President Xi Jinping and is part of a state-driven campaign to integrate the economy of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and ease congestion and pollution pressures in the Chinese capital.
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MEXICO CITY, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Mexico's incoming government will hold a four-day public consultation to decide the fate of the capital's new airport and will upgrade current facilities to ease congestion, a key member of the next Cabinet said on Thursday.
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To ease congestion at Qingdao, the local government has diverted supertankers to unload at the Dongjiakou port, to the south, but this means refiners will have to rely on a large numbers of trucks to deliver oil to their plants, Zhang said.
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Its plans come amid increased restrictions on car ownership in cities such as Beijing and Guangzhou to ease congestion and combat pollution - changes expected to spur more use of ride-hailing and car-sharing, said Yale Zhang, head of Shanghai-based consultancy Automotive Foresight.
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One example is the work that the company has done in Singapore, where its technology has been used to used to the government develop a new satellite-based Electronic Road Pricing system, which handles tolls, parking and other fees and is designed to ease congestion.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's incoming government will hold a four-day public consultation to decide the fate of the capital's part-built new airport and will upgrade facilities at the existing airport to ease congestion, a member of the next Cabinet said on Thursday.
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He explains how he has increased the city's revenue by about $14 million, designed new roads and a bus system to ease congestion, and developed plans to transform the traffic police, now equipped with only whistles and paddles, into a force with body cameras and tablet computers.
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But this also means that there exists a "latent demand," people who would be more inclined to use their cars if the roads were better; and as long as this latent demand exists, building more roads will tempt more people to drive, making it difficult to ease congestion.
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The plan will also address highway traffic, where state and local transportation agencies will collaborate to ease congestion on the Cross Bronx and Staten Island Expressways, the mayor said, by testing measures like placing traffic lights at exits and emergency vehicles along the route to swiftly deal with crashes.
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As cities try to mitigate their carbon footprint and ease congestion, the questions I prefer to think about are: How can our metropolitan areas optimize the best mix of walking, biking, transit, ride sharing and individual car use where each mode is most appropriate for the job at hand?
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In the traffic exercise, a convoy of 89 trucks, called lorries in Britain, assembled at the disused Manston Airport, around 20 miles from the port of Dover in southeastern England, to test how effectively it could be used to ease congestion in the event of disruption at the border.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Monday that putting Rohingya on the low-lying island would be a "temporary arrangement" to ease congestion at the camps in Cox's Bazar, refuge for nearly 2100,2000 who have crossed from the north of Myanmar's Rakhine state since the end of August last year.
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Shoppers unload their produce in great wet heaps onto the checkout counters and do their own packing, using bags that they bring from home or the store's cardboard boxes, recycled from the day's deliveries; to ease congestion, members on the shift are deputized to help, though not everyone appreciates an intervention.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Monday that putting Rohingya on the low-lying island would be a "temporary arrangement" to ease congestion at the camps in Cox's Bazar, refuge for nearly 2100,2000 who have crossed from the north of Myanmar's Rakhine state since the end of August last year.
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Drivers demonstrating outside City Hall Drivers demonstrating outside City Hall In response to today's news, Danielle Filson from Uber's communications team provided the following statement: The City's 12-month pause on new vehicle licenses will threaten one of the few reliable transportation options while doing nothing to fix the subways or ease congestion.
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Since Gallery Met, the white-box space for artist projects at the south end of the lobby, is being reconfigured by Ennead Architects as a new entrance for patrons and subscribers, to ease congestion at the lobby doorway, the Met's general manager, Peter Gelb, has let Ms. Kazanjian bring it directly into the opera house.
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" Obama said his plan to boost federal transportation spending "would help to put hundreds of thousands of Americans to work modernizing our infrastructure to ease congestion and make it easier for businesses to bring goods to market through new technologies such as autonomous vehicles and high-speed rail, funded through a fee paid by oil companies.
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In looking to upgrade, we need to modernize as well, through innovation such as sensors on roads that monitor traffic and can help ease congestion, and "smart" and interactive utilities that can save power by allowing people to better modulate energy use and communicate their needs so that the grid can respond more precisely and conserve when use is lower.
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The veto was a blow to several constituencies: scooter companies that operate in dozens of cities in the United States and abroad and see New York as a lucrative, untapped market; delivery workers who rely on an illegal form of transportation to earn a living; and those pressing for ways to ease congestion on New York City's traffic-choked streets.
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