Darby does not say who was in the front seat.
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The missing plate was found in the vehicle's front seat.
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He saw that Shadwick was sitting in the front seat.
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So she delivered in the front seat of the van.
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Drive with only one passenger — preferably in the front seat.
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Washington's oldest daughter, Alexis Dilbert, was in the front seat.
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Then, he accidentally shot his mother through the front seat.
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One of the bullets Yanez fired pierced the front seat and came very close to the girl, prosecutors said, adding that another bullet could have hit Reynolds but was blocked by the front seat armrest.
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L. LEACH: He has a full setup in the front seat.
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She takes their backpacks into the front seat next to her.
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You sat in the front seat and fist-bumped the driver.
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Diamond Reynolds showed Castile groaning and bleeding in the front seat.
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We had a front seat to all that stuff at Aereo.
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Front seat rides produced a passage rate of nearly 17 percent.
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Her son&aposs spot in the front seat angered some fans.
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Creativity is in the front seat; technology is in the backseat.
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Skaife sat in the front seat of the taxi to Inwood.
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Her husband was in the front seat talking with the driver.
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I would have put him in the front seat, Javier said.
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I eventually settled on the front seat of Tracie's massive truck, seconds
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He tried to climb in the front seat, but Illich stopped him.
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The face of Uber is the person sitting in the front seat.
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I was like, let me get the Cheetos out the front seat!
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Minutes later, Drollinger closed his eyes and spoke from the front seat.
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He'd carefully placed her in the front seat of his pickup truck.
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See the front seat fashion show in full in the slideshow, ahead.
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"Overall, passengers should feel confident riding in the front seat," said Mueller.
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John McCain many times and he 'always sat in the front seat.
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Steidl tucked the images in his shoulder bag, by the front seat.
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I stroked Amy's arm, unable to hug her from the front seat.
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In 2016, almost 4,000 front-seat passengers were killed in auto accidents.
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In the front seat of Gareth's cab he had several Beatles books.
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Front-seat occupants experience most of the force of a frontal crash.
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Accompanying him in the front seat was a man holding a camera.
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The candidate turned around from the front seat with a pumped fist.
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They also let me ride in the front seat as a passenger.
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Passengers could sit in the front seat and fist bump their drivers.
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We flirted as the passenger in the front seat was dropped off.
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I started ugly-crying the second I plopped down in the front seat.
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She is leaning forward to talk to an officer in a front seat.
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One eyewitness tells us he saw the child crying in the front seat.
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In fact, he was born in the front seat of a yellow cab.
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Two men in the front seat, and one in the back with him.
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Source: Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office Derek said he got into the front seat.
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The front seat was covered in blood, but there was no one around.
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Plus, an upgrade to the Big Front Seat can be a fantastic deal.
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"It was an extra eight bucks to get the front seat," he said.
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By comparison, 91 percent say they buckle up when in the front seat.
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The three girls were in the front seat of the car, McDuffie said.
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The B pillar is the vertical support behind a vehicle's front seat windows.
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When your kid's asleep you can use it in the front seat, too. 6.
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Dogs want to be in the front seat, drooling out a half-open window.
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The man shoved her into the front seat and sat himself behind the wheel.
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He was sitting in the front seat, according to the Balch Springs Police Department.
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So he sat in the front seat hoping Hoffa would realize something was wrong.
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Picking up the lifeless 12 yo from the front seat like he weighed nothing.
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She fell asleep in the front seat, Howerton allegedly said, and later, stopped breathing.
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"The face of Uber is the person sitting in the front seat," Khosrowshahi said.
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I get picked up, and Deb is in the front seat of the car.
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The 12-string in the front seat was a sign something was very amiss.
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Kids who want to play in the front seat are supposed to be supervised.
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It was an incinerated vehicle, with a charred human skeleton in the front seat.
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In the front seat of the car sat the prime minister of the Netherlands.
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He took off his jacket, sat in the front seat and closed the door.
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The X-Wing interior shots are all filmed in the front seat of cars!
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Mr. Parmar returned to the front seat and resumed driving, according to the complaint.
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The headrest of the back seat extends to serve the front seat as well.
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A safety driver will be in the front seat monitoring the ride and equipment.
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Reynolds' video feed showed Castile slumping in the front seat with blood covering his shirt.
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As I approached my uber, I noticed there was a passenger in the front seat.
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His audience of three applauded and, there in the front seat, he took a bow.
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Google's cars have driven over 1.8 million miles with test drivers in the front seat.
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Sitting in the front seat was a Google engineer who could answer all his questions.
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Patrick Dempsey loves his Porsche — especially when his wife Jillian is in the front seat!
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Front seat driver Smartphones collect info about how we drive; insurance companies want the data.
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The only person in the self-driving car was the operator in the front seat.
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Sometimes, his girlfriend would be with him, sitting in the front seat, disinterested and beautiful.
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The car was operating in autonomous mode with a vehicle operator in the front seat.
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She then saw a minivan pull away with a girl sitting in the front seat.
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"Making out in the front seat like a teen-ager," he said, in mock disgust.
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Florida law states that all drivers and front-seat passengers need to wear a seatbelt.
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The driver or front-seat passenger can interact with Marketplace by touching the dashboard screen.
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He noted that a portion of the front seat passenger's tether was underneath the lever.
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"When I opened the car, it was sitting on the front seat," Mr. Simmons said.
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At this point, I want a front seat to Meerie settling into her new home.
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The officers stopped Green and put him in the front seat of a patrol car.
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Integrating the head-rest on the front seat for some models saved $7 per vehicle.
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"There was glass all over my front seat... glass on my lap," Walston told WCIV.
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Screencap: Aner Manuel/FacebookWhat the fuck is going on in the front seat of this car?
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One of them even takes the "front seat," checking out the scenes from the bike's handlebars.
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After noticing the spider in the front seat, the unidentified woman "panicked and crashed," police said.
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When I got to my car, there was a dead woman sitting in the front seat.
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But for POC like myself, it's our Montgomery Bus, with the Oscars as the front seat.
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"Everybody knows Donald Trump," Biden said before climbing into the front seat of a black sedan.
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I walked up to one of the trucks, where three men sat in the front seat.
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I ended up getting in the front seat, and my two friends got in the back.
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Eight hours later, the men allegedly put her body in the front seat of her car.
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If we want to place humanistic care in the front seat, the system has to change.
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A 22013 Nissan Rogue and 24 Subaru Forester received "marginal" safety ratings for front-seat passengers.
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Waymo is charging customers there, although it also keeps a backup driver in the front seat.
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Hogg had a gun in the front seat, and was shot right after he woke up.
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Green was placed in the front seat of the police cruiser while they waited, police said.
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"We have a front seat to the sausage making like we never have before," he said.
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If you're in the front seat and [the passenger] puts their foot up on the dash, why?
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In the front seat, air bags were sprayed with blood, and Paul's body pressed on the horn.
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The composition echoes a car windshield with the front seat passenger windows flattened into a panoramic format.
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A couple in the front seat of a convertible at a drive-in movie theater, circa 1945.
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But instead of being in the front seat, that employee will likely sit behind the driver's seat.
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I get behind the wheel, while my two older boys fight over the front seat — every morning.
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This can ostensibly be solved by taking the human out of the front seat of the car.
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Undercover NYPD taxi cabs don't normally have the plastic divider separating the backseats from the front seat.
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But riders who summon a Waymo van still have a backup safety driver in the front seat.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The man sitting in the front seat of my car was bleeding through his shirt.
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As we got the JUULs back to the car, we loaded them all into the front seat.
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Payne is shown handcuffing the nurse and placing her in the front seat of a police car.
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Payne was shown handcuffing the nurse and placing her in the front seat of a police car.
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The search of the front seat and console area lasts for about 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
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When he returned, thieves had stolen only the iPad he had slipped under the passenger front seat.
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Officials said the police discovered PCP in the front seat of his vehicle after he was shot.
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There's plenty of room to stretch out, at least for the driver and the front-seat passenger.
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When we call "shotgun" to secure the front seat, it's a reference to that once-vital job.
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Researchers estimate that seat belt use among front seat passengers reduces fatalities by as much as 50%.
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Until then, all driverless car trials had a human driver in the front seat, just in case.
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There I am: sleeping in the front seat of his Lexus while he mugs in the background.
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Once they arrived on the island, Max rode regally in the front seat of a golf cart.
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Black glanced silently at the Czech security agents in the front seat, pistols latched to their hips.
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All four outboard seats are heated and cooled, while the 5-series lacks even front-seat heating.
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From the front seat, Lucid Motors' desire to combine ultra-luxury with cool gadgetry comes into sharp focus.
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He was in the front seat; seated behind him in the raft were two sisters he didn't know.
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Yes, technically there are drivers manning the front seat in Uber's brand new fleet of self-driving cars.
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Thomas, 31, says that he climbed in the front seat, where he and O'Toole chatted the entire ride.
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The infotainment tablet, attached to the back of the front seat, can be accessed using a mobile app.
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The keys were in the ignition, the engine was running, and her purse was on the front seat.
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Riders are routinely instructed to sit in the front seat and memorize a cover story - just in case.
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Ford said some front seat belt pretensioners could generate excessive sparks when deployed, resulting possibly in a fire.
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He was in the front seat, drinking Maker's Mark from a bottle wrapped in a brown paper bag.
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According to records obtained by PEOPLE, Gilt placed a loaded handgun underneath the front seat of her car.
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The company is now testing with two employees in the front seat and more strictly monitor safety employees.
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But if you'd rather to strap yourself into the front seat of park attractions, we've got you covered.
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The Renegade offers lots of it — great room for the legs, arms and heads of front-seat passengers.
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Police found Thomas J. Wilkie, 46, sitting in the front seat of his car and holding a loaded .
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A young mother passed out in the front seat of her car, a syringe clutched in her fist.
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Kupato sat in the front seat next to the driver, using peremptory hand signals to direct the way.
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Is the public ready to be driven in a robo-taxi with nobody sitting in the front seat?
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In the front seat there's an airbag to protect the head as the force limiter eases its grip.
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The company is now testing with two people in the front seat and more strictly monitors safety drivers.
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With his mother behind the wheel and his sister in the front seat, he told them what happened.
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Jamil Rashid hopped from the front seat of a truck and took up a position outside the church.
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The front seat was wide open, and we drove for 20 minutes through the streets of Sin City.
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Mr. Booker turned around from the front seat, and in a half whisper, responded: "But I found you."
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The front seat headrests also fold back so occupants can more easily see and speak with one another.
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I've taken a total of four trips with Waymo, mostly with trained safety drivers in the front seat.
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This review marks a break from past trends as inflation concerns seem to have taken front-seat again.
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" * Hersvik: "We have proven that we are able to cut cost and put productivity back in the front seat.
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The world got a front seat to the interrogation when Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) tweeted the awkward exchange.
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On the drive home, Sarah played music, Aolani listened to her earphones, and A. slept in the front seat.
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Alyssa's in the front seat, cracking sweet one-liners and offering advice that grew out of her tragic loss.
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In 2014, more than 1,600 people who were passengers in the front seat of vehicles were killed in accidents.
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In Phoenix only about 1,000 riders have used the vehicles, and safety operators are still in the front seat.
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During the early days of the campaign, before getting Secret Service protection, Trump would ride in the front seat.
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Incredibly, Weiner gets a front seat to a second career-ending nosedive, and to his credit, Weiner allows it.
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The officers stopped her car, and allegedly found a small quantity of marijuana in the front seat cup holder.
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Teen Mom's Jenelle Evans Pulls Out a Gun with Son Jace in the Front Seat During Road Rage Incident
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After they made their way through the drive-thu, Gomez excitedly scarfed down French fries in the front seat.
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Thanks to Ellerbee, race takes a front seat as he often chides Zac Efron's character for being… well, white.
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Calling "shotgun" to secure the front seat before a car long journey is about as satisfying as it gets.
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The company said in a statement Thursday that some front-seat pretensioners could create excessive sparks, causing a fire.
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And it was quick to distance itself from Takata's woes, which have involved driver and front-seat passenger airbags.
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The driver, who was wearing a suit, offered me water or juice from a cooler on the front seat.
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As LAPD surveyed the damage, one of Mac's friends said he needed to retrieve clothing from the front seat.
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I saw him at the front seat of the Hollywood Bowl on my birthday five or six years ago.
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It's clear that prices will drop drastically once Uber can get rid of the driver in the front seat.
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He acts as a kind of confessor in the front seat of the car, absolving Clark of his sins.
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When she needs some auto work done, she leaves a blank check on the front seat of the car.
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Now ignore Mailer (he didn't win) and consider the man in the front seat of the car behind him.
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Since Ms. Garcia's tenure, with Ms. Pardini at the controls, the department's technology has literally taken a front seat.
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She got out, looked at the other car, cringed, then drove away with her mother in the front seat.
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In her first novel, "Eileen" (2015), there was a memorable puking scene in the front seat of a car.
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They drove to Stony Brook University Hospital — she rode in the front seat — where Mr. Mileto was pronounced dead.
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All of a sudden, the elections were back in the front seat, seemingly certain to take place on Sept.
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The front seat has a center console that doubles as a bar, complete with glassware and a small refrigerator.
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Was this like reaching over the front seat of a car to give an Uber driver a neck rub?
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In the past decade, diversity in the workplace has taken a front seat in terms of priorities and equalizing.
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Kidd shared a photo of himself and a friend with a red mask in the front seat of his car.
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At lunchtime, Harris went to the car and opened the door to put some light bulbs in the front seat.
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The Uber vehicle with an operator in the front seat was in autonomous mode at the time of the crash.
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Most people struggle to find a position that works while cramped in the back (or front) seat of a car.
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Today in the real world, China faces unusual resistance to its bid for a front seat as a global power.
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Most of the cars will still have safety drivers in their front seat, which means they're not totally driving themselves.
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Modern cars are carefully designed to protect the lower legs of front seat occupants, with knee airbags and deformable pedals.
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When the Highway Patrol arrived, Bonnar was passed out in the front seat of his car -- and reeked of booze.
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Rachel was filming the storm from the front seat, planning to catch her husband streaking back as the hail intensified.
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Since the car is designed to be completely autonomous, there is no front seat or access to a steering wheel.
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With a friendly smile, the driver invited me to sit in the front seat: "The 'dead man's seat,' " he quipped.
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Hartnett, 33, described crouching toward the center of the front seat as he shielded his head with his left arm.
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Compared to an internal-combustion engine experience it felt like being in the front seat of a giant digital device.
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Cars will now have two employees in the front seat to act as "back-up" drivers for the automated systems.
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And in the front seat, that's going to be voice-based interfaces, and good interactions with their phones, and navigation.
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The next evening, she was in the front seat of the car that brought the bride to her new home.
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Some pretensioners in front seat belts could generate excessive sparks when deployed, resulting possibly in a fire, the company said.
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In taxis, he sits in the front seat and interviews the drivers, drawing out insights they didn't know they had.
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Like Pittsburgh's cars, San Francisco's self-driving Ubers all have safety drivers in the front seat ready to take over control.
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But when officers got on the scene, the front-seat passenger was still stuck inside, appearing unconscious and unable to exit.
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Drivers are always horrified that I want to sit in the front seat, but that's the way I can control stuff.
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Raymond rode in the front seat, in a cat carrier that Celmins didn't bother to close, so he kept getting out.
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But Peter, sitting in panicked silence in the front seat, refuses to turn back to see if Charlie is all right.
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As instructed, the Crown Prince climbed into the front seat of the front Land Rover, his interpreter in the seat behind.
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If you can get close enough, look for the NYPD computer mounted in the center console area in the front seat.
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Philando Castile was killed in the front seat of his car after being pulled over for a broken taillight outside Minneapolis.
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The driver and front-seat passenger died at the scene and the surviving back-seat passenger was ejected from the vehicle.
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We get a front seat in Kim's hospital room and on her couch with Jonathan for a discussion of her catheter.
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New crash tests show pickups with some of the oldest designs could struggle to protect passengers riding in the front seat.
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Balch Springs Police said former officer Roy Oliver fired into the car, killing Jordan, 15, who was a front seat passenger.
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The Warren family will receive $50,000 from Gerber, and Lucas will take "a front seat" on the company's social media channels.
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There's no longer an Uber driver in the front seat to take the car to get detailed on their own dime.
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By letting branding take the front seat instead of product, Bumble leapfrogged the "connections app" phase and became a lifestyle brand.
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The topic has taken a front seat in Washington, D.C. discourse, as lawmakers rushed to condemn white supremacist and neo-Nazis.
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Bottom line: The 2018 Audi A5 Quattro coupe is one heck of an enjoyable cruise for driver and front-seat passenger.
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Her mom, a stylist and a publicist all tumbled into the passenger seats as Ms. Blanchard climbed into the front seat.
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Like a PG version of skating's love affair with alcohol and drugs, junk food secured a front seat in skate culture.
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The heated, power seating provided the front seat passengers with more than adequate support while its quilted stitching looks simply amazing.
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Online, they and their friends lured solitary, hapless players into the front seat of their armored vehicle with promises of safety.
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"We have a front-seat window view that the N.R.A. is trying to close and say, 'Ignore it,'" Dr. Haughey said.
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The dashboard camera video did not provide a close-up view of the front seat, which might have resolved the point.
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There was something he couldn't see, and he knew it was more complex than the two men in the front seat.
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Beatriz Abelenda sat in the front seat of a National Guard van, her poncho dry and the vehicle's emergency flashers clicking.
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She will shed light on key conversations with Bolton, and had a front seat to the politics of diplomacy with Ukraine.
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The minivans won't be fully driverless; Waymo says it will keep trained safety drivers in the front seat to monitor operations.
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Haughton made the buy from the front seat of the seller's car, according to the family, in a McDonald's parking lot.
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Again, the intent is to keep the dog out of the front seat and inside the vehicle should a collision occur.
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I've sat in the front seat of a SkyTrain, imagining that I'm the engineer as we race across the Fraser River.
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When the Highway Patrol arrived to the scene, Bonnar was so drunk that he was passed out in the front seat.
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Khloé, 34, however, was not captured in the videos on Thursday, as she was sitting in the front seat of the car.
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At about 5:15 AM on Thursday, police found Norris sleeping in the front seat of a parked car and arrested him.
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She's not a singer, but we're all for McCarthy coming back and doing nothing but covers in the front seat with Corden.
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That boy, 10, and a second, 11, were in the front seat of the bus, to the right of the driver's seat.
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I actually would like to have more women sitting in the front seat as well because it's a great form of employment.
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While most people do use seatbelts — 86 percent of drivers and front seat passengers, according to the CDC — millions still do not.
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Jorge leaves a recorder in the front seat running while he goes in to "check," despite knowing Enrique isn't in the apartment.
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Her unlocked car was later found in the parking lot; a tire was slashed and her purse was on the front seat.
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When the mechanic friend needed to check the car's progress, Jobs got into the front seat and tried to crank the engine.
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The victim, Jeffrey Appel, 32, was found dead Tuesday in the front seat of a white Audi in the city of Carson.
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"If you think about what happens if you leave your cellphone on the front seat of your car in July," says Fox.
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The boy's mother, later identified as 34-year-old Adriane Grace Moss, was allegedly passed out in the front seat, WLTX19 reported.
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Dalton arrived in a Chevrolet HHR to pick them up, Derek told the station, adding that he sat in the front seat.
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Hannibal spots one of those extended golf carts about 150 meters up the road, a festival worker lounging in the front seat.
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Police arrived and found a male lying on the front seat floorboard of a Nissan sedan with gunshot wounds, the statement said.
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Notebook In "Daniels PromPosal," a video posted to YouTube last April, an emotional scene unspools in the front seat of a minivan.
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Inside the vehicle, which was spotted by a man named Dakota Randall, are two front-seat passengers who appear to be asleep.
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She told Alexis, who was in the front seat, to search the internet for the nearest hospital: It was seven minutes away.
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Rome Journal ROME — From his front-seat perch, Alberto Tomassi, a Roman cabdriver for 50 years, has been both eavesdropper and confessor.
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Two employees will be required to sit in the front seat at all times, and an automatic braking system will be enabled.
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Very soon, from the front seat of our driverless cars, we'll be able to see the next future of travel: autonomous airplanes.
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They filled the five ambulances within about 15 minutes, one with half a dozen patients, including one person in the front seat.
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As the black Lincoln MKZ gets closer, the steering wheel saws back and forth, but there's no one in the front seat.
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She uses the Lexus almost every day, but normally it's her driver in the front seat while she sits in the back.
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Her mother, in the front seat, was chatting with the taxi-driver (Clayton) about his arthritis, or his wife's arthritis, or Mars.
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Women are taking a front seat (literally) at the fifth democratic debate on Wednesday — and we're not just talking about the candidates.
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He gets out and walks to his house, and I move to the front seat and get dropped off at my apartment.
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There are two displays in the front-seat headrests, too, giving passengers access to a range of entertainment, cabin control and infotainment options.
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She was ordered out of the SUV's front seat and told to stand on the side of the highway with Kevin and Patti.
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Even when I stare at the horizon line, sit in the front seat, put away my phone, and sleep, I still get queasy.
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The minivans will have a Waymo employee in the front seat ready to take over if the self-driving software gets into trouble.
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Instead, he gets a viral video of his lifeless body, slumped in the front seat of his BMW on Monday, leaked by TMZ.
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Lucas will also "take a front seat on Gerber's social media channels throughout the year," the company told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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Corden then puts "Get Ur Freak On," blessing us with the image of Michelle Obama bopping around to it in the front seat.
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"The minute your car becomes real, I can take the dude out of the front seat," Kalanick told Krane excitedly after the meeting.
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The photos show a man and woman passed out in the front seat of a car with a child sitting in the back.
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Sure enough, in the front seat was a mother, her three children in the backseat, all sleeping, braving the Alaska cold without preparation.
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One officer then fired a rifle into a vehicle as it was driving away from the party, fatally injuring the front-seat passenger.
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The operative says cops immediately knew the politician's wife was in the car, because she had left her purse on the front seat.
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They talked to him and took the guns and handcuffed him, but they sat him in the front seat of the police car.
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Most complaints from owners with repaired vehicles said the air bag deactivation light remained on even with an adult in the front seat.
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The front seat is filled with medical record paperwork, medical billing considerations, the boss's expectation, and the expected results in an allotted time.
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In many cases, the cars had been left unlocked and suspects simply took whatever was available and on view in the front seat.
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The father keeps to himself in the front seat while the chatty mother engages with customers, who notice a child wearing a dress.
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A human "safety driver" always sat in the front seat of an autonomous vehicle, ready to take over if an experiment went awry.
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We publish more criticism than any other publication, often giving you a front seat to exhibitions, performances, guerrilla actions, and so much more.
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Taking the human out of the front seat is an important psychological and logistical step before truly driverless cars can hit the road.
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"Will you get out of your car and come over here?" the bearded man in the front seat of the SUV asked me.
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The cabin replaces conventional gauges, knobs and switches with an assortment of touchscreens, including ones built into each of the front seat armrests.
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If you're wondering about how safe it is to be tooling around in the front seat while stationary, all we have to go on for now is this brief exchange: Musk didn't say when Beach Buggy Racing 2 would be coming to Teslas, at which time adults will, I guess, be able to play video games in the front seat.
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" SS: "It's funny, too, when the singers clearly don't even have a driver's license yet, but they're in the front seat of the car.
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When it comes to effecting real policy change, we need to be able to set politics aside and put people in the front seat.
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But it still ends in tears, as Kylie and Jordyn hug and cry in the front seat of her car after leaving Ari's house.
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Books, a cooler, and other items could be seen floating around the passenger side window as the driver sat stuck in the front seat.
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And the United States is the third-lowest, after Austria and Belgium, in national front seat belt use (at 87%) among the 0003 countries.
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To YouTube's parent company, Alphabet, which is worth a whopping $725 billion, that's a couple of rusty quarters in the front seat cup holder.
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During an April 20023 stop, he also had a passenger younger than 16 in the front seat who wasn&apost wearing a seat belt.
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Certain 2016 model year Avalon and Camry cars were voluntarily recalled because of risk of injury to front seat passengers, Toyota Motors said Wednesday.
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One eyewitness said he saw the child crying in the front seat and saw the car seat laying among the junk in the backseat.
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After Mexican border officials scan the students' backpacks, the two sisters race each other to dad's truck, hoping to claim the prized front seat.
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Sudeikis then shared a photo of the experience, which shows Wilde in the front seat with Otis, whose hair is covering his scared face.
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Witnesses were horrified to see Pooch's child crying in the front seat while the child's car seat was laying uninstalled in the back seat.
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A VR interface replaces a wall of screens with a massively expanded desk space, giving supervisors front-seat insight into what their techs experience.
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In the revealing scene, young Jack is in the front seat of his dad's car waiting to get on with their planned fishing trip.
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Captured with a quick reflex and an eye for each cat's most flattering angle, Oki's photos are immediate and filled with front-seat action.
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"I find it hard to believe the side that says he's very intelligent," he said from the front seat recently, with his father driving.
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Ciccone was found dead in her front seat, according to police, who said she had no connection to the house where she was found.
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If you are looking to hide your guilty pleasure Barry Manilow CD, choose a better spot than underneath the front seat of the car.
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He sat heavy on my lap in the front seat the whole ride home, looking back dolefully at the owner who he left behind.
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She says she sits in the front seat of her car and lets recipients take their packages out of the trunk, to avoid contact.
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Most testing of driverless cars occurs with a safety driver in the front seat who is available to take over if something goes wrong.
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Finally, there are some parenting decisions where the data just isn't much help at all, and family preferences have to take the front seat.
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It all happened very quickly, said Marlon Hawkins, 41, who was in the front seat of the car at the time of the shooting.
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The car crashed at high speed into the right wall, with so much force that the vehicle's engine was driven into the front seat.
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At some point on July 4, before Meza got out of the car, he'd recorded a video and left it on the front seat.
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Between Klobuchar's, err, bold brows, and Buttigieg's well-groomed arches, it seems that the candidates' eyebrows are taking a front seat at this debate.
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When Parmar eventually returned to the front seat and continued to drive, court documents say, the woman realized she didn't know where they were.
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Uber knows that, which is why there's an engineer in the front seat overseeing the car's movements and a safety driver behind the wheel.
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Drivers patch up their cars with second-hand parts and roll cages, stripping the interiors of all but the front seat, steering wheel and dashboard.
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Last December, a police officer in Hudson, New York, smashed open a car window after believing an elderly woman was frozen in the front seat.
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Glenn Stearns was in the front seat and posted a video of the surprise to his Facebook page on Friday, and it's since gone viral.
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I was in the front seat while my wife and children were in the back, and I was surprised by the route he was taking.
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I didn't know what to do when you brushed my breasts to put my seat belt around me in the front seat of your car.
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In the next snap, Jenner sat in the front seat of her parked car with her pup as Kardashian leaned in through the open door.
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One night while partying during pilot week in 1988, Roseanne, who was in the front seat with Goodman, noticed me holding Laurie's hand in back.
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While style will still take a front seat in much of its messaging this holiday, 60 percent of its marketing will be focused on value.
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Thompson said Acord was trying to tell him that he was taking the passenger passed out in the front seat, Rhonda Pasek, to a hospital.
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Mandadi allegedly told her boyfriend how she was not feeling well before she fell asleep in the front seat without putting her clothes back on.
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"They have been fighting over everything all summer...over who's going to use the charger, who's going to sit in the front seat," she said.
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Trump's proximity to executives and his wish for splashy policy announcements have given major corporate CEOs a front seat to some policy decisions, experts said.
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She spotted a person in the front seat and another on the passenger side, and said she couldn't see if anyone was in the back.
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If he is right, those who regret that front seat at Madison Square Garden in their misspent youths may have a chance to redeem themselves.
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Police came to the residence and discovered not only an uninvited houseguest, but also a large butcher knife in the front seat of her car.
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It's also the first car she's ever asked me to move the front seat up in, and she's only a bit over four feet tall.
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"I was in the very front seat (with) my oldest son, who I explained earlier is on the autism spectrum, he's very excitable," she said.
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Headquartered in the southern city of Liuzhou, SGMW gave GM a front-seat view of China's smaller, lower-tier cities, largely overlooked by mainstream rivals.
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Anderson Gregg, 37, was pulled over three blocks away from the shootings when the police found a rifle in the front seat of his vehicle.
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Throughout my career I have been fortunate to have a front seat to the local market as it has evolved over the past 20 years.
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Givi Targamadze from the United National Movement (UNM), the largest opposition party, was in the front seat next to the driver when the blast occurred.
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She hopped in the front seat in my Prius, pushed her seat all the way back, and started complaining about how small my car was.
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"One of the big misconceptions is that people actually believe that they are safer in the back seat than the front seat," Mr. Reagan said.
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He said he had kept the loaded shotgun in the front seat and most likely would have shot at the officers had they stopped him.
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Another 15 percent were sitting inappropriately in the front seat, and 13 percent were riding in cars driven by somebody under the influence of alcohol.
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It has billed itself as "your friend with a car," encouraging passengers to sit in the front seat in a spirit of community and friendliness.
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An Aston Martin pulled up next to him at a light, and the driver noticed Bryant laughing with someone, probably Gianna, in the front seat.
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It was dark when they returned to Seminole, and he summoned her to come sit beside him in the front seat of his silver Cadillac.
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"This was way bigger than I thought it was going to be," he said as fans clamored to jump in the front seat for photos.
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Congressional support for the Dream Act is an important opportunity to put partisanship in the back seat and put young people in the front seat.
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Meanwhile, vehicles now come with warning lights and chimes to alert drivers and front-seat passengers that they need to put on their seat belts.
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"The defendant stated he then got in his car, removed his mask and started to drive" with the shotgun on the front seat, prosecutors wrote.
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That same night, Justin comes to pick me up to hang out, and Tinder guy is right there in the front seat of the car.
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The officers, who believed Green was under the influence, removed him from his car, handcuffed him, and placed him in the front seat of Owen&aposs cruiser, according to policeWhile they were waiting for a drug recognition expert to arrive, Owen got into the front seat of his cruiser next to Green and shot him seven times with his service gun, according to police.
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"We do see movies taking more of a front seat on the weekend and those family films climbing up the 'top list' ladder," Ms. Holland said.
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Officers found the suspect Thursday afternoon in the front seat of his SUV at Tamaques Elementary School in Westfield, according to the Union County prosecutor's office.
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The front-seat passenger said she told the driver that she was calling 911, and he grabbed the phone from her hand and stopped the SUV.
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Humans work the same way, which is why fog and mist have been equally problematic for cars with or without a driver in the front seat.
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As it's still in testing, a safety driver will be in the front seat, so don't expect to see driverless cars roaming around with your groceries.
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Waymo's self-driving car service in the Phoenix area is just starting to explore fully driverless cars on city streets without anyone in the front seat.
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Sudeikis then shared a photo of the experience, which showed Wilde in the front seat with Otis, whose hair was partially covering his clearly terrified face.
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The video shows the pair apparently engaging in a sex act in the front seat of a truck, before they notice the drone and drive away.
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No one was injured in that accident either, but had a passenger been present in the front seat, the results would not have been as lucky.
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She is seen is looking over her shoulder at the camera from the front seat of a plane over Kosovo, with a sly, almost mischievous smile.
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It's hard not to want a front seat to that delicious bit of drama; instead Kumarasamy bears testament to the laborers who have been left behind.
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Currently, it's illegal in New York to ride without a seatbelt in the front seat, and in both the front and back for anyone under 16.
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Making front-seat safety a priority made sense, said Aditya Belwadi, a researcher at the Center for Injury Research and Prevention at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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There's about 5 inches more legroom in the backseat and a little under an inch less legroom in the front seat compared to the Model 3.
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He had run a tube from the tailpipe of his beloved old Chrysler to the front seat, where he sat with a bottle of Wild Turkey.
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There wasn't enough room in the car, but without hesitation, Klobuchar put Sanders in the front seat and crammed into the backseat with his three staffers.
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A kiss in the front seat led straight to the bed in her Ann Arbor apartment, where Philip performed manfully while staring bleakly at the wall.
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Although Waymo One still has safety operators in the front seat monitoring the Level 4 autonomous vehicle, eventually the service is supposed to be truly driverless.
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On Tuesday morning, a woman named Tegan tweeted a picture of a floppy eared, brown eyed smol boi sitting in the front seat of her car.
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Marquise Byrd, a 22-year-old man from Warren, Michigan, was struck while a front seat passenger in a car that was headed south on Interstate 75.
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GM self-driving test vehicles in California with a backup driver in the front seat have been involved in at least 69 traffic collisions, the group said.
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The 20-minute effort has left him tired, but the milestone has him in good spirits as he gets into the front seat of his father's minivan.
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GROWING up on a sugar-cane farm in Australia, Lex Greensill had a front-seat view of the strains suppliers suffer as they wait to be paid.
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I particularly liked that one can easily fire up both front seat heaters and the steering-wheel heater by punching three eminently findable buttons in quick succession.
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According to Uber, those rules don't apply to the cars it rolled out this week, which cannot be driven without a human monitor in the front seat.
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Instead, he wakes up in the front seat of a pickup truck with a gun to his head, having been kidnapped by Jadis in all the furor.
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She got a front seat to the chaos and sometimes bizarre way the franchise is operated and (thankfully) helped answer many of Bachelor Nation's most burning questions.
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While the driver and a passenger in the front seat of a limo would have to wear seatbelts, passengers riding in the back are not required to.
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In promotional materials the cars are depicted without anyone in the front seat for a truly driverless experience, hinting at what the transportation agency could introduce later.
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They had come across a horrendous three-car accident that had left 27-year-old Alexis Danley seriously injured in the front seat of her Chrysler 300.
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Before we started the push, I reached into the front seat of my to grab my purse (not sure why I had that thought but I did).
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Her husband put the children in the car that morning, so she did not place bottles in the front seat as a reminder like she normally did.
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As you might expect, those lucky fans — 16 in total — were happily blown away when they found Leno, himself, sitting next to them in the front seat.
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As Smith shot from the front seat, King tried a few different positions—knees bent; legs propped up against the window—and pretended to read the book.
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The streaming system is the more interesting and unique component, however, and works with two 8-inch screens embedded in the back of the front seat headrests.
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Since he was officially a free man, Arko uncuffed him and let him ride in the front seat of a prison vehicle on the way into town.
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"This is the only time in seven and a half years that I've been in the front seat of a car, rocking out like this," Obama confessed.
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I cut the oranges on my lap in the front seat on the way to practice while E. and I crack jokes about our exceptional parenting skills.
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Shortly after the launch, Musk tweeted out the view of "Starman," the crash dummy in the front seat of the Roadster, named after the David Bowie song.
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I called my dad to collect me—the stoic knight who'd always drive everyone home—and he physically placed me into the front seat of his Ford Galaxy.
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She knew D'Myunn had to be sitting in the front seat when the bus swerved off Talley Road, hit a tree and a utility pole, and flipped over.
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And we do so much violence to ourselves, and we keep doing it, smiling at it, climbing into the front seat like a Rumspringing hitchhiker in short-shorts.
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The passengers, one in the front seat and one in the back, gave the driver the location of their vacation home on the south end of the island.
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Uber has said it will resume testing with two employees in the front seat, enable an automatic braking system at all times, and more strictly monitor safety employees.
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Napoleon the puppy is a little confused — he wants to sit in the front seat on his caretaker's lap, but he's not allowed to for some reason. Weird.
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The fight to appear relevant, self-aware, and in touch has led to more political themes taking the front seat at shows like the Golden Globes and Oscars.
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It&aposs a bust of a couple that fell asleep in the front seat of their car at a convenience store, and the police come over to them.
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A female passenger complained that the driver had requested her to ride in the front seat and then followed her for some time after she left his vehicle.
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The baby's mother, sitting in the front seat, also told Kimbro that her daughter, identified as Riley, had stopped breathing after drinking a bottle, the sheriff's office said.
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An officer shot into the vehicle with a rifle as it was driving away, hitting Jordan in the head as he sat in the front seat, police said.
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When my new wife's uncle and his son threw 200 live crickets into the front seat of our car as we got in it to leave the reception.
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It's essentially one big pane of glass, visibly split only by two supports: one where the front seat visors are, and one right above the driver/passenger headrests.
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Sitting in the front seat of a cab for an entire night is a very effective way to see how a city's nightlife morphs from borough to borough.
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The IIHS said part of the problem is that some pickups have older designs that did not emphasize front-seat passenger protection to the degree it's expected today.
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The Japanese automaker said this is the fourth recall since 2920 to address problems with occupant classification systems that may fail to properly identify adult front seat passengers.
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Driverless ride: Axios took a ride in a self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivan without a safety driver in the front seat at Waymo's testing facility, known as Castle.
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Controlled chaos Evans cuts the interview short as an ambulance arrives at the clinic; a young man whose face is covered in bandages sitting in the front seat.
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Until I got a new car a few years ago, I still kept my CD binder with CDs from those road trips past under the right front seat.
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And like old friends, they're always happy to see me back in the front seat of the car, where my brain completes lyrics I forgot I ever memorized.
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Suddenly I had a very real sense of how large the rear seat is, and how far away the dashboard is from me in the front seat area.
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Biden, who had a front seat to the fight over the Affordable Care Act in 9893 and 2989, wants to make more modest changes to the existing system.
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"You're just a drunk and a slut," he snarls, before leaving documents that prove Jackie tried to look into Marian's death on the front seat of her car.
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Dartmouth College professor Danny Blanchflower, who had a front seat to the Great Recession as a policymaker at the Bank of England, suggested a simple approach: walk around.
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Our introduction to both takes place in the front seat of a police car, where Erica is enthusiastically pleasuring the uniformed driver before extorting cash for her silence.
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Despite the heat and possible thunderstorms, outlets have reported that Trump supporters have been lined up outside the venue for days in hope of securing a front seat.
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The first night on the job I trembled fearfully in the front seat of an SUV, flying down the 401 to a Comfort Inn just outside of Toronto.
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I saw a handsome, redheaded, blue-eyed man walked my way and I was very happy when he opened the front seat of my car and hopped in.
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They could promote them to the front seat of a truck, or let them go and friend a girl from the two rooms where abducted women were kept.
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He acknowledged that Rose's DNA was on a gun found under the car's front seat but Fitzsimmons said the technology can pick up the slightest fragments of DNA.
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They have dinner at a fancy French place, after which, in the front seat of a car, she does all the approaching that Marcus could ever wish for.
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He asked his wife in the front seat to get his gun from the center console of their SUV and fell back asleep with the gun on his lap.
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A new round of crash tests shows passengers in the front seat of some SUVs involved in serious collisions may not get the same level of protection as drivers.
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On a porch, in the front seat with the window down, in a Beyoncé song, or in a group chat with my best friends, this is my favorite word.
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Locane-Bovenizer's SUV crashed into a Mercury Milan turning into its Montgomery Township-home, critically injuring driver Fred Seeman and killing his wife and front-seat passenger Helene Seeman.
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The report also says Green -- who wasn't wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash -- had a bag of cocaine in the front seat of his car.
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By 2025, autonomous cars will be "adults," and we will be able to remove the human safety monitor sitting in the front seat and ready to take the wheel.
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The big catharsis here comes when Cameron has a huge argument in the front seat of a car with her workplace father figure, Bos (the always terrific Toby Huss).
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Myers-Briggs expert and author of "Live Your Life from the Front Seat" Jessica Butts highlights the top highest earning personality types end with "TJ" for a specific reasons.
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In April, a police officer, responding to a call about a house party, shot at a moving car and killed the front-seat passenger, 230-year-old Jordan Edwards.
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The driver, who had turned around to taunt him, hit the vehicle in front of them, Mr. Grays said, causing him to bang his shoulder against the front seat.
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As soon as the helicopter splashed down, Mr. Vance reached back and tried to unscrew a carabiner that attached the front-seat passenger to the aircraft, the report said.
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It's crucial that we the people have a front seat to as much of that theater as possible so we can make informed decisions when we cast our ballots.
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It's pleasing to travel the vast California highway system, insulated by tempered glass and plastic with the ghost voice of a friend traveling with you in the front seat.
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Lying on the back seat, I would sometimes look around the corner of the front seat and see my father's hands, illuminated by dashboard light, on the steering wheel.
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Stawinski explained that seating individuals in the front seat of police cruisers gives officers better control of the person, and has been a practice in the department for years.
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Michael Owen Jr. faces murder, manslaughter and weapons charges after allegedly shooting Green at least six times as Green sat handcuffed in the front seat of his police car.
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Her children – one in the front seat and two in the back – were screaming and pleading with him not to fire the gun, local stations KVUE and KXAN report.
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Britain will be in the "front seat" to negotiate a new trade deal with the incoming administration of , a top Republican in the United States Senate said, the BBC reported.
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The temperature control is great too, because usually, if I have my druthers, I always sit in the front seat so I can control the heat and the air conditioning.
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Oftentimes film scoring takes the front seat — the audience hears music that the characters cannot — and we're left with an emotionally manipulative piano solo or an anxiety-inducing violin screech.
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In the video, Kimbro can be seen holding the baby before placing her on her mother's lap in the front seat to check for a pulse and massage her heart.
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Overall, 48% didn't even own any dog safety driving gear and 41% let their dog ride in the front seat often, which is not a safe place for a pet.
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"The automaker made a conscious decision to protect front-seat occupants from crash injuries like whiplash at the expense of rear-seat passengers," attorney Frank Branson said in the statement.
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She knows how to manipulate and she knows the politics — she's had a front seat for this kind of thing from the moment she was a prisoner for the Lannisters.
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However, regulators are requiring that a backup test driver remain in the front seat of the car to take over if necessary, and Zoox is not allowed to charge passengers.
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The law requires all front-seat occupants of vehicles to buckle up and all children to be restrained properly, but the same laws do not apply to back-seat passengers.
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Just a couple of months earlier, on Good Friday, she was seated in a front seat at Hillsong Church during a service in Manhattan when a young man approached her.
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I realize my mistake only as I feel the car begin to drift toward the median, but when I try to return to the front seat, my legs go limp.
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The footage, which she edited into a short video, showed officers sprinting to their police cars and placing animals in the back seat, front seat and anywhere they could fit.
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The video camera — mounted on the police car behind Mr. Castile's car — does not give a view of what happens in the front seat or where Mr. Castile is reaching.
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In La Paz, Bolivia, our 52 Places Traveler, Jada Yuan, found that despite gender inequality, women took a front seat in the markets, restaurants and other attractions that she visited.
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There's a scene where she's with an older man who's trying to convince her to neck, as well as a few other things, in the front seat of a car.
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Mr. Pickens, 31, was shot at least eight times, with some shots at close enough range that detectives later found a 9-millimeter shell casing on the Porsche's front seat.
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In its early days, Lyft encouraged drivers to strap fuzzy pink mustaches to their front bumpers and to greet riders — who often sat in the front seat — with fist bumps.
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The Wolverine State just became one of the first in the country to formally give the thumbs-up to autonomous cars on public roads, with no driver in the front seat.
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In my years covering the international gay dance community, I've had a row front seat to the transition that took gay clubs from seedy loft spaces to glamorous world-class venues.
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As her 4-year-old sat in the back seat, Diamond Reynolds calmly narrated what was going on and showed viewers the dying man groaning and bleeding in the front seat.
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" Georgiou added, "So the driver parks it outside and Elton gets into the driver's seat, George is in the front seat, and me and Princess Diana are sitting in the back.
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The driver of the other car, pulling up his shorts, gets back in his front seat and starts up and they creep forward again until the border crossing comes into view.
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Alexis Swinney always dreamed of having an intimate setting for a birth — but she never thought when it finally happened, it would be in the front seat of a moving vehicle!
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God knows what he was hearing in the front seat while she was chatting on the cell phone, and she is upset with Donald Trump for being a national security risk?
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Madiedo appears to pull over as the passenger climbs into the front seat briefly, then exits the vehicle and attempts to throw one more punch through the open driver's side window.
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One year after a crash test raised questions about the safety provided to passengers in the front seat of small SUVs, a new set of tests paints a more encouraging picture.
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While Joseph was unconscious in the front seat, and Kayley is believed to have tried to free herself from her seat and, in the process, cut off her own air supply.
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Though she did not roll down her windows to greet a gaggle of cameras awaiting her departure, an aide in the front seat was seen recording the reporters on a phone.
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Javon, who was wearing a light-colored shirt, got into the front seat and the other male, who was wearing a black shirt, got in the back, the driver told police.
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To eliminate the fire risk, Ford will remove some insulation and wire harness tape from the recalled truck's B pillar areas, which are the vertical supports behind vehicles' front-seat windows.
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Told entirely with archival footage and no talking-head interviews, you are put in the front seat of the telling of the life and death of Formula One driver Ayrton Senna.
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"I think every Uber driver can relate to the passenger who gets into the front seat but then stays silent, or the drunk guy on the cusp of vomiting," he said.
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In the front seat, Mr. Theroux got a text from Alexander Skarsgard, who was at the Flower Shop, a faux-dive bar on Eldridge Street that draws slumming actors and models.
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Our sources say the couple is confident they'll be able to work things out during Travis' long tour break next month ... but for now, their careers have taken the front seat.
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That led to him discovering his biological father: a man who had had a one-night stand in the front seat of a '69 pickup truck and never knew he existed.
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They were taught how to arrange themselves in the trucks for operations: The front seat was for those people who killed without a second mind; the rest piled into the back.
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In the other vehicle, a black Honda Accord, the driver, Roger A. Noel, 85, and his front-seat passenger, Dorothy Noel, 83, both of West Warwick, R.I., were killed, officials said.
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Platinum's spacious back seat offers video screens that rise from the front seat backs, a fully separate dual-zone climate system and outboard seating positions that heat, cool, massage and recline.
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Presumably, Robin Li wanted attention last summer when he decided to launch Baidu's bid for the future of self-driving cars from the front seat of a car that was driving itself.
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Uber has been testing prototype Volvo cars for more than a year, with safety drivers in the front seat to intervene if the self-driving system fails, in Tempe, Arizona and Pittsburgh.
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An apparent onlooker at the scene soon shared video on Twitter of a man who looks like XXXTentacion sitting motionless in the front seat of a vehicle as someone checked his pulse.
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Zellner consulted Stuart James, a blood pattern expert, who agrees that the spatter in the front seat — a few streaks of blood — doesn't look like it matches the cut on Avery's finger.
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The camera tracks Casey's haunted face as she climbs into the front seat of the car, while Claire's dad — who lingers behind to shut the trunk — is approached by an unseen stranger.
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His guests—Grammy award-winning, platinum-selling, PR-directed, culture-shaping monoliths and phenoms—are better used to performing in sold-out stadiums rather than the front seat of his Range Rover.
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While the headlight requirements held some models back, the new crash test results were a promising sign that automakers are keeping safety in mind, no matter which front seat you're sitting in.
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Next time you pick up a pizza from your favorite pizzeria and toss the box in your front seat, think about why the grease doesn't saturate through the cardboard onto your upholstery.
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Later, under the cover of night, they propped up Ms. Stern's body in the front seat of her car and drove to the bridge, where she was cast off, the authorities said.
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It has created an odd dynamic that has left Ivanka and Melania Trump switching off front seat-back seat as the two women in Trump's orbit, a relationship that has created friction.
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The graphic video shows a man, covered in blood, slumped in the front seat of the car as his self-identified girlfriend sits next to him and calmly describes what just happened.
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Earlier this month, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said 91 percent of adults claim to always buckle up in the front seat, but just 173 percent use seat belts in the back.
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A member of both the House Judiciary Committee and the House Intelligence Committee, Swalwell has had a front seat to the investigations of President Donald Trump and Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Those are the rules that Zeus the husky clearly understands, so it makes sense that he didn't want to give up the front seat when his owner told him to move on out.
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His approach to door-knocking is equally businesslike — he's left his dress shoes sitting in the front seat of a staffer's truck, changing into Allbirds sneakers so that he can make better time.
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Billie and the gang got on the famous water ride, and she rode in the front seat next to her ma, who came along for the ride as well -- and everyone got soaked.
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On Thursday, a female passenger reported him to the company when he asked her to sit in the front seat with him, drove her to an isolated location, and attempted to follow her.
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The sheriff's office said Tuesday that Gilt had apparently placed the unholstered gun under the front seat and that the gun slid out before the toddler picked it up and accidentally fired it.
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Witnesses on the scene told police the victim, a female with dark braided hair was sitting in the front seat — with the suspect in the driver's seat, LAPD said in the press release.
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Well, I think it's OK for somebody in the front seat, but if you put a tall guy in the back seat or even a normal-sized adult, it's gonna be very cozy.
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What's next: As health insurance takes a front seat in the midterm election, Republicans are focusing on individual pieces of the ACA instead of repealing it in its entirety, the Post reports. Rep.
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I plopped into the front seat, expecting to laugh in the face of the machine attempting to measure my age, gender, emotional state, and comfort level all through infrared cameras and other sensors.
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Not an hour into her overnight shift on July 20053, she was filling out paperwork in the front seat of a police truck when a man fired once through the passenger-side window.
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The topic has taken a front seat in Washington discourse, but the events have also stirred up trouble for Trump, whose slow response to the violent rally has driven a week of backlash.
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Gemstones have influenced some of the buzziest recent beauty trends: Jade nails, rose quartz hair, and marble-inspired designs are just a few ways they've taken a front seat over the past year.
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A man then gets out of the car and opens the passenger door of Yantko's car and appears to dig around the front seat before transporting an object back to his own vehicle.
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One bullet remains lodged in Mr. Felice's chest, and it was more than six months before he could sit in the front seat of a car as a passenger, according to the lawsuit.
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Because the girl was in the front seat, she was afraid to pull out her phone and call the police or text her parents in case Mr. Williams saw her, Ms. Singas said.
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Because the girl was in the front seat, she was afraid to pull out her phone and call the police or text her parents in case Mr. Williams saw her, Ms. Singas said.
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The officer in the front seat synced his mobile phone to the police radio and sang along, karaoke style, to a popular rock dirge by Da Zhuang, with lyrics rolling up his screen.
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Once again, a Reuters correspondent had a front seat view as staff tore down decorations and cleared the table where a meal of foie gras, snowfish and candied ginseng was to be served.
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I grab the cake, and it rides in the front seat of the truck, alongside my most precious possessions, up to my parents' house in Massachusetts, where the decision can be further delayed.
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Bus drivers are often therapists to front-seat talkers, helpers to elderly and disabled people, compasses to lost children and tourists, and guardians of both the passengers in the bus and the world outside.
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"Initially, we viewed two bodies that appear to be adults in the front seat of the vehicle and we've been waiting for additional resources to get out here and investigate further," Sheriff Gonzalez said.
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The shooting of Castile was remarkable -- and heartbreaking -- because it was live-streamed by his fiancee, who calmly narrated the action and showed viewers the dying man groaning and bleeding in the front seat.
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Byton is adding an 8-inch touch pad between the driver and the front seat passengers on the production model of the M-Byte, executives revealed Monday at the CES 2019 in Las Vegas.
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The company in the past unleashed its fleet in autonomous mode on public roads at high speeds, after dark, in areas crowded with pedestrians and with a single backup driver in the front seat.
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At the same time, a police dispatcher reported receiving calls about what looked to others like a juvenile driving with a slumped-over passenger in the front seat, reports Los Angeles TV station KABC.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will be in the "front seat" to negotiate a new trade deal with the incoming administration of Donald Trump, a top Republican in the United States Senate said, the BBC reported.
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When Springsteen sang that about that trip from "your front porch to my front seat," disinterested in a backseat romp, Brian Fallon must've seen his entire love life stretch out in front of him.
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In Germany, along the rural highways that lead to manufacturing plants, small RVs dot the roadside, sporting strings of colored lights in the windows and a woman in the front seat, waiting for customers.
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Here's why: The interview segments of Carpool Karaoke are traditionally a time for friendly, low-stakes chitchat: Michelle Obama misses riding in the front seat of her car; Selena Gomez is into ginger shots.
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"We want to know why our loved one was brutally shot in a police car — handcuffed, seat belt, and in the front seat," said Green's fiancé, Sandra Mathis, in an interview with ABC 7.
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In August, Uber revealed that it was going to introduce a small group of self-driving Volvo XC90 S.U.V.s onto the streets of Pittsburgh, although they will still have drivers in the front seat.
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A woman sitting in the front seat of the car recorded the aftermath of the shooting in a 10-minute long video that quickly went viral after she posted it on YouTube and Facebook.
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When Wells' two roommates came home, they told police they recall seeing an unfamiliar silver Jeep in front of the apartment's garage and saw two males sitting in the front seat, according to the affidavit.
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If you happen to live in or around NYC, Tokyo, or London, you'll be able to grab your very own cup for a front seat to the floral show at a Dominique Ansel Bakery location.
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Deputies at one point tell the continually struggling man they will shoot him if he keeps trying to get the Taser, as his mother screams, "Don't shoot him, don't shoot him" from the front seat.
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While the plan is for the robo-taxis' software to make all decisions on the movement of the vehicles, there will be a nuTonomy engineer riding in the front seat to take control if needed.
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We still don't know whether the Tesla Model S stopped last month by some quick-thinking cops as its driver snoozed in the front seat was on Autopilot, the electric carmaker's semiautonomous highway driving feature.
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It attaches to the metal rods of the front seat headrest and its holster is attached to an extendable arm that can be positioned so one or multiple backseat passengers can get a clear view.
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The second is a screen on the back of the front seat showing passengers what the self-driving minivan is seeing on the streets, sidewalks, and so on as it takes them to their destination.
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Marital Mode: The Zombie's dual-zone climate controls will blow air from two entirely incompatible temperature-and-fan settings onto the front-seat passengers, inciting them to squabble and reach helplessly for the dashboard panel.
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I took portions of our brief life together, put them in boxes and loaded them in my car — a fraction of a memory in the front seat, a sliver of disappointment in the back seat.
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On Monday, "Teen Mom 2" fans watched as the mother of three pulled out a gun after being tailgated by another driver while her 8-year-old son was in the front seat beside her.
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The car was wrecked and the airbags were hissing gently as I came to and realized I was in the front seat, where the driver sits, instead of in the back seat dreaming of Xanadu.
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Safety researchers now have new recommendations about what to buy and where to sit, highlighting vehicles whose rear seats have the kind of sophisticated seatbelts that have protected front-seat riders for roughly a decade.
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The incident unfolded after Hans Berglund, then-CEO of Tempe fertilizer company Agroplasma, insisted on sitting in the front seat next to the driver when he was picked up January 31 at a Scottsdale home.
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Edward Bell, his assistant, traveled the short distance between the old location and the new in Cartier's van, squeezed in between two police detectives on the front seat with boxes of jewels filling the back.
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There we were in the front seat of a small French car, navigating our way across the terrifying corkscrew mountain roads, while Michel practiced piano in the back seat on a specially constructed wooden keyboard.
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In 1995, Elizabeth Knox's 7-year-old daughter, Alison, was riding in the front seat of her father's car when, after a minor car accident, the passenger airbag hit her like a sack of cement.
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Cab drivers in the area are known for harassing young women, making comments about their school uniforms, pressuring them to sit in the front seat beside them, offering them money for sex, and sometimes raping them.
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Pieyre-Alexandre Anglade, Macron's European election emissary, has a front-seat role in persuading parties from across the left-right divide to rally behind the president's drive to redraw the landscape and make Europe relevant again.
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Ideally, you should sit in the front seat of the car, because it's the part of the vehicle with less motion, or offer to drive if you can (probably not going to fly in a cab).
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Still, maybe some people want the option of more tech, like screens installed in the backs of the front seat headrests, or even Android Auto and Apple CarPlay (neither of which is available on the Dawn).
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Sitting in the front seat of his white Ford Bronco, smoking a Marlboro on his morning break, the grizzled 60-year-old said he's worked all sorts of agricultural jobs over the years, including picking berries.
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The 27-year-old country star shared the sweet stop-by on his Instagram story, with Willa trying on her own plastic firefighter hat and sitting with mom Lauren in the front seat of a firetruck.
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Prosecutors allege Parker, a friend of Shaylyn's uncle Adam, snatched Shaylyn right out of her crib and then drove the child to an isolated area where he raped her in the front seat of his car.
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The system may improperly classify an adult front seat passenger as a child or as an empty seat, a failure that could lead to an air bag failing to deploy in the event of a crash.
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I was at double gunpoint one time—one guy got in the front seat and put the gun in my belly and the other guy was in the backseat and put the gun to my head.
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One day, I'm going to need a Molly in my life for the project that I want to do, and right now, I get a front seat to see Issa and all of her moving parts.
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SOMEWHERE ON U.S. HWY 63, Iowa — Senator Cory Booker sat in the front seat of an S.U.V. grinning and clutching his iPhone 11 Pro as he quickly took stock of the past 36 hours in Iowa.
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"I don't know if it's worth it for us to press countries on things we already know are happening," he continued, suggesting that other political considerations will likely take a front seat to fallout from Panama.
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Early next year, she hopes, she will have launched a Thingtesting website and a new subscription-based membership tier targeting D2C connoisseurs, investors and anyone interested in a front-seat view of the booming D2C industry.
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She joins the Late Late Show host in the front seat for the new clip, which is previewed above and airs in full on Wednesday, singing, chatting and witnessing Corden's very special in-car dance moves.
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The trade secretary, Liam Fox, is meant to be paving the way for a future deal with America, but in Washington this week he had a front-seat view of how fraught handling this administration might be.
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Charlie, a 120-pound Rottweiler-mix, was sitting in the front seat of the car when he got his foot caught in the trigger of Gilligan's gun, accidentally shooting a round into his owner, Tex Harold Gilligan.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you've ever sat front seat in a Prius, or really any moderately new Toyota, then you've experienced its rear-view camera that pops up whenever you throw your auto in reverse.
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On a rainy Monday at around 4 PM, we were picked up in a black Honda Civic blasting Kygo with two glam 20-year-olds in the front seat: Tara and Tara's friend (not their real names).
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Police say a woman went into a store Friday afternoon to buy lottery tickets, returned to her car and found a strange smelling sandwich bag marked "Sour Kush" on the front seat, prompting a call to police.
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As it prepares to make its fully driverless cars (without a safety driver in the front seat) available for rides to the public this year, Waymo says it has ordered thousands of additional Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans.
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Like that the police car had dirty windows and dusty floor mats and didn't smell like a rental car but instead like shrimp salad from a half-eaten baguette that someone had left on the front seat.
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Patterson told investigators that if he had been stopped by police on his way from the Closs home, he "most likely would have shot at the police" with the loaded shotgun he had in the front seat.
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Front-seat passengers in some small sport utility vehicles may not be as well protected as drivers in certain types of crashes, according to recent tests of seven vehicles by the nonprofit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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We rounded the dark curves with the high beams on; I sat in the back seat under the coats discarded by the others — the heat in our cheap rented Chevrolet Corsa didn't reach past the front seat.
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If you wanted a front seat to the financial crisis, you couldn't have done better than the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, which is where I was in the summer of 2007 and into 413.
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Rosfeld said he ordered the driver to the ground and Antwon, the front seat passenger, left the car and turned his hand toward Rosfeld, and the officer said he saw something dark he perceived as a gun.
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At the time of the traffic stop, Mr. Mitchell was standing up in the front seat of the car and shouting a "profane salutation" at a man in a convenience store parking lot, according to court documents.
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In early August, the transportation reporter at Arlington, Virginia's NBC affiliate filmed a video as he approached a Ford Transit van that appeared to be piloted by a man dressed up as the front seat of a car.
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"Me & the Charles taking the kids to #21pilots," Richards, 45, captioned an Instagram photo of herself and Sheen, 51, in the front seat of the car with the kids in the back on the way to the venue.
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At least two bodies could be seen in the front seat, but based on the angle and the type of van with no windows in the back, officials had to wait for confirmation from a police dive team.
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The international-trade secretary, Liam Fox, is meant to be paving the way for a future deal with America, but in Washington this week he had a front-seat view of how fraught handling this administration might be.
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On Sunday, Haber told reporters that a vehicle began reversing toward officers in "an aggressive manner," and in defense, an officer armed with a rifle shot into the car, hitting Edwards, who was sitting in the front seat.
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Despite this progress, only 22017 percent of U.S. counties have managed to achieve a government safety goal for reducing crash deaths: getting at least 92 percent of drivers and front-seat passengers to buckle up for every ride.
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The news comes as Uber announces a public pilot program that will see its autonomous vehicles (with minders sitting in the front seat in case something goes wrong) picking up real passengers in Pittsburgh beginning later this month.
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Charlie, the 120-pound Rottweiler-mix was sitting in the front seat of the car when he got his foot caught in the trigger of Gilligan's gun, accidentally shooting a round into his owner, according to ABC News.
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SFR's previous inability to generate growth in a cut-throat competitive environment in France sent Altice Europe's shares down by 60% in late 13 and prompted Drahi to oust the then CEO and take back the front seat.
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Uber is developing its own self-driving cars and is starting a pilot project soon in Pittsburgh in which the vehicles will pick up real passengers, with an engineer in the front seat in case something goes wrong.
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Two of the most popular midsize SUVs in the U.S. were given a "poor" rating in the latest round of crash tests that measure how well sport utility vehicles protect front-seat passengers in certain front-end collisions.
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And Christina Applegate is going to threaten some too-chatty anthropomorphic M&Ms from the front seat of her mom van in hopes that somehow makes you want to eat a chocolate bar filled with the colorful candies.
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And yet here we are, mere days after watching Madonna car-twerk to "Bitch I'm Madonna," and Bruno Mars is crooning "Uptown Funk" from the front seat of Corden's car and telling us all about his tour rider.
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The first version of events, advanced by prosecutors and given voice by Diamond Reynolds, Mr. Castile's girlfriend and the front-seat passenger at the time of the shooting, suggests that Officer Yanez panicked and unreasonably shot Mr. Castile.
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It was stocked with stories about going from nothing-to-superstardom in New Orleans that only he, BG, Juvenile, and Turk could understand fully, though it felt special to get a front seat for such an intimate gesture.
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Conrad Roy III's corpse lay perched in the front seat of a truck parked outside a Kmart, where prosecutors say he rolled up the windows, turned on the engine, and waited for the carbon monoxide to kill him.
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It builds on an image -- hatched in the Obama era when Iraq and Afghanistan's forever wars made the hyperpower hanker for a break -- of a tired and bankrupt US that would prefer to let others take the front seat.
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So my dad—who, thankfully, was sober enough to drive—had all eleven of us pile into his tiny, beat up sedan: Two in the front seat, seven in the back, and me and a buddy in the trunk.
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She grabbed her husband's jacket from the front seat and stood with the hose, ready if needed, at the Long Island Expressway accident in Islandia, while other Kings Park firefighters helped remove a woman from one of the vehicles.
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The rollout, taking place only in Pittsburgh where the bulk of Uber&aposs engineering outfit and test track is located, will run the cars only in manual mode with two safety operators called "mission specialists" in the front seat.
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The $37,495 Bolt, with a 238-mile range, is a compact, utilitarian hatchback with design features such as a thin front seat to increase rear-seat legroom, aimed at making the car attractive to drivers for ride-hailing services.
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Pruitt, a Republican and Oklahoma's current attorney general, sought to frame his vision for the EPA as one that lets states take the front seat more often, and works more cooperatively with states than it has under President Obama.
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When Obaid-Chinoy was ready to leave, we got back into her car, a sturdy S.U.V. Her escort stood by with his pistol drawn as Obaid-Chinoy entered the vehicle, then took up his post in the front seat.
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The top tether can decrease the amount a child pitches forward between four and six inches, which could keep a child's head from coming into contact with the back of the front seat during a crash, Ms. Tilton said.
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My future husband found some very good olives and another sandwich with other cured meats involved, and we ate our sandwiches in the front seat of our tiny rental car in the parking lot, and we didn't talk much.
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"For most adults, it's still as safe to ride in the back seat as the front seat, but not if you aren't buckled up," says Jessica Jermakian, an IIHS senior research engineer and a co-author of the study.
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For years it identified its drivers by pink, fuzzy moustaches fastened to the front of cars, and encouraged riders to fist-bump their drivers and sit in the front seat (though it has now relaxed this etiquette to attract more customers).
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"I was sitting in the front seat with a young student who had motion sickness and we were talking and I saw the two motorcycles and said to the student, 'Oh, look at that beautiful Harley,' " Sparling, 56, tells PEOPLE.
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In court documents filed Monday morning, prosecutors allege that 22-year-old Kyle Parker snatched Shaylyn right out of her crib and then drove the child to an isolated area where he raped her in the front seat of his car.
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If you're riding in a car, the experts suggest sitting in the front seat or next to a window, looking outside, avoiding books or screens, keeping the car properly ventilated and cool, and having water and light snacks on-hand.
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"He's backing up to tow my truck, so as I am in this position breastfeeding now, I jump over to the front seat to honk so he can see, like, 'Don't tow my truck because I'm in here,' " she said.
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Court records from Tazewell County also show that Travis Reinking incurred at least 13 traffic violations between 2005 and 2013, for infractions like expired registration, not wearing his seatbelt, having alcohol in the front seat, and driving with an invalid license.
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And a bizarre viral video in which a Ford Transit van appeared to be piloted by a man dressed up as the front seat of a car turned out to be an experiment by Ford and Virginia Tech's Transportation Institute.
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A few hours earlier, I had climbed into the front seat of Green's midsize SUV, and we drove a short distance to her home, making polite conversation about my train ride and how I was enjoying my stay in London.
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In Collins' translator's note at the end of Fullblood Arabian, he described sitting in the front seat of Alomar's cab as the writer shuttled passengers between O'Hare International airport and the Chicago suburbs, collaborating on translations of his stories between passengers.
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The company disclosed in a report to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that it would resume testing with two employees in the front seat, enable an automatic braking system at all times, and more strictly monitor safety employees.
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If you've ever gotten a traffic ticket in the mail—sometimes complete with a photo of your vehicle, with yourself and passengers looking stunned in the front seat—your car has likely encountered an Automatic License Plate Reader, or ALPR.
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On a flight, while the keyboard was stowed in the front seat pocket during takeoff, my cousin pointed at it and asked, "What's that, you got a lil' keyboard?" in a sing-songy voice that an 80s TV bully might use.
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Second, the rate of seatbelt use by back-seat passengers and passengers of taxis and limousines is less than 50 percent — far lower than the 90 percent by drivers and front-seat passengers — largely because it is not required by law.
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As he approached a parked car with a flashlight in hand, he said, he saw a man in the driver's seat pull a firearm out of his waistband and stick it between the car's center console and the front seat.
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They, too, ride around in the front seat of cars that are not stretch limousines from time to time, singing along to the hits just like we do when we inch along in traffic in our dented, unvacuumed Toyota Tercels.
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He added that Kennebunkport residents had become almost inured to having a front seat to history during Mr. Bush's presidency, when Walker's Point was known as the "summer White House" and hosted world leaders from Margaret Thatcher to Mikhail Gorbachev.
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I put the phone, which is about the size of a laptop, on the roof of the car, pointed it toward the satellite and ran a cable through the window into the front seat, where I plugged into my laptop.
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Raul Mendoza — a four-decade-long coaching force on the Navajo reservation, married to a Navajo woman yet not Navajo himself, respected although perhaps not beloved — commanded the front seat and stared impassively through dark sunglasses at the rutted road.
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He hadn't seen his mother in two years, hadn't really given her a thought, but he thought of her now, saw her face as vividly as if she were that woman right there slipping into the front seat of her car.
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"I'm trying to live right, stay on the drum beat / but I'm in the fast lane, in the front seat / I wonder will I lose control of the Maserati / and hit some tree, just being young me?" he raps, channeling concern.
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A police officer shot and killed a black man in St. Paul, Minnesota on Wednesday night during a routine traffic stop, the aftermath of which was captured on video and streamed on Facebook by his girlfriend sitting in the front seat.
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Last week, East Liverpool, Ohio, police posted two shocking photos to Facebook showing the boy's grandmother, who previously had custody of him, and her friend passed out in the front seat of the car with the boy wide awake in the back seat.
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When he reached down to cut the flow of fuel as he prepared to put the aircraft down in the river, he saw that the fuel cutoff lever had been tripped and the tether of his front-seat passenger was under it.
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The host's week in Russia featured an appearance on the country's equivalent of The Tonight Show, a front-seat drive with a Russian oligarch, and — the pièce de résistance — a trip to Trump's alleged "pee pee tape" hotel room from the infamous dossier.
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A day earlier, a passenger had complained to Didi that the same driver had repeatedly requested that she sit in the front seat, drove to a remote area, and followed her "for a distance" after she got out of the car, Didi said.
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There are over 22015 self-driving Ubers already being tested in the wild, hailable in test cities by anyone with the app; these cars can drive autonomously but are designed to have a vehicle operator in the front seat at all times.
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"I think she has been taking a line [on Brexit], but she tends to take a back seat rather than a front seat," Quentin Peel, an associate fellow with the Europe Programme at London-based think tank Chatham House, told VICE News.
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According to former British ambassador to Saudi Arabia Sherard Cowper-Coles, the monarch once invited a senior member of the Saudi role family to sit in the front seat of one of the Royal Land Rovers for a tour of her Balmoral estate.
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The company said the air bag control unit may short circuit because they may be susceptible to electrical overstress, preventing the frontal air bags and seat belt pretensioners, which pull the driver and front seat passenger firmly back into their seats, from deploying.
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Sis shouts she's got used to the new car now and she wants to go home, and Buddy, reaching over the front seat to turn off the beeping sensors, says it would be better to go where all these people emptied out from.
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On one side, packed together, and spilling over into the aisle, sat the family of Conrad Roy III, the kid from a small sailing town who killed himself while sitting in the front seat of his truck in a Kmart parking lot.
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A woman whom Reyez doesn't know well in the film sits in the front seat of the car all while this Gatekeeper man yells at Reyez, calling her a fucking bitch for not having sex with him, and this woman is silent.
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"I've never known a family drawn into the royal family like the Middletons," a regular observer at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, where Carole was spotted in the front seat of Queen Elizabeth's Range Rover in September, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The driver had been flagged to Didi's safety team just one day before the murder after a female passenger complained that he had requested her to ride in the front seat and then followed her for some time after she left his vehicle.
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Myers-Briggs expert and author of "Live Your Life from the Front Seat" Jessica Butts tells CNBC there is a very simple step teenagers and young adults can take to help avoid this problem for their own future: figure out their personality type.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street led stocks higher globally on Thursday, more than offsetting declines in Asia, as an expected strong earnings season took front seat after U.S. President Donald Trump cast doubt over the timing of his threatened strike on Syria.
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Hassan al-Thawadi, the head of Supreme Committee, said 250 people from his team were embedded at the World Cup this summer to get a "front-seat" view of running a tournament, including game operations, media procedures, and security inside and outside stadiums.
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But he found that it had already been tripped, and beneath it he spotted a possible culprit, the nylon tether that had allowed his front-seat passenger to move around the cabin and take pictures unimpeded by doors or windows — or a seatbelt.
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He was accused of pulling his former girlfriend by her hair, from the back to the front seat of his car, in front of his child; Mr. Del Olmo was referred to an anger management program after the arrest, but was never convicted.
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Tens of thousands of ecstatic people in this humid area of savanna and shantytowns packed the roads as the pope, riding in the front seat of a simple car, passed by on Friday morning after his plane arrived from the capital Bogota.
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The video does not show images that might have been essential for jurors to consider: a full view of the front seat of Mr. Castile's car, which would have showed his hands — and what he was reaching for — just before the shooting.
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Those words were also spoken by a 4-year-old girl to her mother, Diamond Reynolds, after both witnessed Philando Castile's being shot and killed in the front seat of his car on July 6 in St. Paul by a police officer.
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President Obama on Saturday celebrated the opening of the National African-American History and Culture Museum in Washington, D.C. "This museum tells a story of America that hasn't always taken a front seat in our national narrative," he said in his weekly address.
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Brought to you by the All-New Toyota C-HR There are seemingly endless possibilities for the future of virtual reality, from immersive entertainment experiences to films that make you feel as if you're driving in the front seat right alongside your favourite movie star.
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The police had blocked off our street because that was an access road heading toward Washington, DC, and my mom and this police officer got into an argument as I was sitting in the front seat and the officer got really angry at my mom.
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"The portent of things to come became crystal clear when a notorious Khalistani was given the front seat in the Corridor inauguration ceremony," Sushant Sareen, senior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, said in a note, referring to pro-Khalistan activist Gopal Singh Chawla.
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Bentley Mulsanne Speed interior With the built-in keyboards and the car's 4G LTE Wi-Fi, you can surf the net, get work done or — if you're not feeling particularly productive — watch a DVD on the built-in screens in the front-seat headrests.
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He will not have to register as a sex offender upon his release, and he was not convicted of a sexual crime, despite admitting to investigators that he raped Shaylyn in the front seat of his car before killing her with his bare hands.
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On Saturday afternoon in Texas, as temperatures broke triple digits, a 10-year-old boy called 911 and said he was locked inside a parked truck where his mother had allegedly passed out in the front seat, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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J.L. was loaded into the back of a sheriff's cruiser outside the jail, the lawsuit alleges, but once outside the county line, Bond pulled the car over, unshackled the prisoner, and ordered her to sit in the front seat beside him and unbutton her jumpsuit.
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Tesla recalled nearly 59,000 2012-2015 Model S vehicles in the United States in November for seat belts that may have been improperly connected to the pretensioner, which could mean front seat occupants might not be properly restrained in the event of a crash.
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That means the electric vehicle with an estimated range of about 325 miles has one massive screen that takes up the entire dashboard and two touch pads in front — one for the driver and another that's accessible to the driver and front seat passenger.
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The 27-year-old Milwaukee resident was pumping gas into her white SUV and checking her email at a BP gas station when an unnamed carjacker slipped out of the back seat of a nearby black sedan and into the front seat of her car.
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"Our crews quickly ran over to the car, broke the window with an ax and saw the gentleman in the front seat was still seat belted in the car and was unconscious," West Allis Fire Department assistant chief EMS Kurt Zellmann told FOX6 Now .
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Last year, Congress failed to pass sweeping legislation to speed the deployment of self-driving cars on U.S. roads, while a fatal crash of an Uber Technologies Inc self-driving vehicle with a back-up safety driver in the front seat raised public alarm.
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They've just finished having sex in the front seat when Fran reveals to her that while he was in the guy's cabin he found out that Desi has been engaged seven times before and that Marnie's engagement ring was actually meant for Desi's ex, Clementine.
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Waymo in October became the first company to receive a permit from the state of California to test driverless vehicles without a backup driver in the front seat, and the company has also submitted an application to the CPUC to transport passengers, like Zoox.
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After a bullet pierced the rear window of her red Volkswagen, traveled through the front-seat head rest and bounced off the front window, causing a hot metal piece to land in her lap, Guadalupe Herrera called 911, reports the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
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But our voices were thin and plaintive and without hope, and Daddy paid little heed to us but continued driving and humming to himself, and in the front seat, Esther was crying in her soft helpless way, and in the backseat, we were very quiet.
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Often, this was the front seat of my car, with my laptop propped against the steering wheel and iPhone plugged into the car audio so I could hear; in the summer, with the windows rolled down, this earned me a fair share of bewildered stares.
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Which was why it took people by surprise (to put it kindly) when she posted an Instagram story of herself singing along to Atlanta rapper 21 Savage's "Bank Account" in the front seat of a car, where every terrible viral video has been filmed.
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Uber and Lyft didn't think people would happily ride in strangers' cars either; that's why Uber started as what is now Uber Black, basically limos-via-app, and Lyft used to have that painfully cringeworthy "ride in the front seat, fist-bump your driver" policy.
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Lindsey Wolko, founder of the nonprofit Center for Pet Safety, a consumer advocacy group, sorts essential safety gear into two categories: distraction prevention, which keeps the dog out of the front seat, and crash protection, designed to provide the best chance to avoid injuries.
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Queen of Christmas Mariah Carey kicks off her holiday anthem 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' in the front seat, before being joined by Adele, Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas, Elton John, Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga, Chris Martin, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Gwen Stefani.
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When the officers, Wende Kerl and Larry Deal, get out, they draw their guns and approach Mr. Franklin, who is crouching on the pavement within the open door on the front passenger side of a vehicle, apparently talking to someone in the front seat.
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In the front seat with Wong were David Chin and Chan "Bald Head" Keung, two martial artists that frequented the Ghee Yau Seah (The Soft Arts Academy), a sort of tai chi social club that had been established within Chinatown in the early 1930s.
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A safety driver and operator in the front seat kept riders posted on what and why the car was doing what it was doing — but after Thursday's launch ThorDrive won't have to deal with pesky humans asking questions and judging how the car stops or slows down.
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The airline recently rejiggered its website and app, adding reminders for travelers about the chance to select other services or upgrade to a "Big Front Seat," one of its seats at the front of the plane that has six inches more legroom than the standard seats.
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FLOTUS (Secret Service code name: Renaissance) admitted—or perhaps lamented—through a cheerful gritting of the teeth that she has rarely had the opportunity to sit in the front seat of any vehicle and just "listen to the radio" for the last seven and a half years.
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As we zipped down and back on Jack Northrop Avenue, just outside the fences that surround Tesla's design studio and SpaceX's headquarters, it was hard at times to remember that I was in the front seat of a brand-new car that won't enter production until 23.
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Despite Michaela shutting down any romantic tension during the pair's stakeout of Ingrid Egan's house (Michaela loves her boyfriend very much, even though Marcus is the most charming) by the end of the night, they had officially hooked up in the front seat of his car.
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Believing that car manufacturers might be part of the problem, Volvo Car USA examined recent advertisements by vehicle manufacturers that include dogs and found that many recent commercials show canines in unsafe positions, like with their head out the window or sitting unbuckled in a front seat.
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Currently you can explore the front seat of a Tesla, or any of the available cars, from a fixed point of view in VR. You can look all over, but you can't see what the car is like from the back seat or from other positions.
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Embedding himself with SWAT teams across the country and gaining a front seat at police training seminars, Atkinson has unearthed aspects of the story beyond the usual back-and-forth that flares up every time protesters hit the street and the military muscle flexes in response.
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In July 2016, for example, when Philando Castile was shot to death in the front seat of his car after telling a police officer that he was carrying a gun, the lobbying group could have welcomed black gun owners, publicly defending their right to bear arms.
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The insurance institute, which has been conducting this test for four years, was aware that automakers were focusing their initial safety improvement efforts on the driver's side of vehicles — given that there is always a driver in the car, but not necessarily a front-seat passenger.
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He moved to the front seat, next to Marcos, which effected a redistribution of bodies: One of the men moved back, next to a woman who might have been his wife or his sister; the woman with the thick-haired baby moved back, next to me.
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The IIHS gives the SUV good ratings in four other crash tests, but in the most recent one, the agency gives the Explorer "poor" grades for the vehicle's structure and its ability to protect front-seat passengers from hip and thigh injuries in this particular crash.
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She had transformed herself from an abused wife, cowering and hunched in the front seat of her husband's car while he slapped her, to an international bureaucrat attempting what no woman had ever done before: winning, by popular vote, the right to lead an African country.
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About New York The car coasted down her sister's old block in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and in the front seat Janis Borden glanced out the window and, for an instant, saw not a Monday in December 2016, but an evening in the late 1970s or early 503s.
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The 1952 Phaeton had an extra windshield mounted just behind the front seat to keep celebrities from getting windblown, a leather cushion stripped across the top of the back seat for being seen above the crowds and built-in flag-holders on the grill in front.
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We first meet Frances and Rosalie as hobbled old women living out their final years at the same nursing home in the mid-1960s, bemoaning the gloppy food, giggling over a "second-rate magic show" and bickering over riding in the front seat on outings with Rosalie's son.
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Revisiting the island of Solstheim, the location of Morrowind's Bloodmoon expansion from a decade earlier, it gave fans a tour of old haunts, a chance to wander the ruins of places they once visited and—perhaps most significantly—a front-seat view of the smoldering remains of Vvardenfell.
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Via Booooooom Related: Wes Anderson's Iconic Vehicles Take The Front Seat In This New Supercut Meet The Filmmaker Exploring Physics With Haunting VFX Film's Not Dead (Yet): New Efforts Beckon A Return To Analog Photography Beer, Bacon, And Bullets: A Supercut Of Edgar Wright's Craziest Close-Up Shots
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Sitting in the front seat of Jeff Stevens's pickup truck one evening on the tour, I asked him what he thought of the criticism Bryan has taken over the course of his career: that he mostly sings about his truck and bluejeans and boots, that he's shallow or opportunistic.
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Last April, while Chance Blue, 8, and his 10-year-old sister Skylar Weaver sat in a car stopped outside a hospital, a man jumped into the front seat that had been momentarily vacated by the kids' grandmother and began to drive off, police said in a news release.
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A passenger in the former car took out a rifle and fired about two-dozen shots at the latter car, inflicting driver Dameisha Clark, 18, and front-seat passenger Kayla Blakley, 1, with non-life-threatening injuries, and critically wounding backseat passengers Michael Myers Jr., 261, and Michael Shaw, 2631.
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To similarly gain awareness, in September, police in East Liverpool, Ohio, posted two shocking photos to Facebook showing a 4-year-old boy's grandmother, who previously had custody of him, and her friend passed out in the front seat of the car with the boy wide awake in the back seat.
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When it got to the chorus—"She's a very freaky gurl / don't bring her to mama / first you get her name / then you get her number / then you get some brain in the front seat of the hummer"—my mom exclaimed "This young man is nasty!" and turned the radio off.
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In the past few weeks when politics took the front seat, concerns about a "hard" Brexit by Britain and a hardline stance by the EU in the negotiations that are likely to start next year saw sterling take a battering and fall to a record low on trade-weighted terms.
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Beginning and ending with the camera placed in the front seat of a speeding ambulance, "Night Nurse" (1931), is the highlight of Volume 2 (which also includes one of the most notorious pre-Code movies, "Female," partially directed by Wellman and starring Chatterton as a sexually predatory automobile company chief executive).
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There's no shame in drinking at TGI Fridays; nothing wrong with getting day-drunk on $5 Rum Punch; stumbling across the parking lot into a pet store and impulse-buying an Angora rabbit; then giving your Uber driver an extra $10 for letting you and the rabbit both ride in the front seat.
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There is the seductive, unobtainable fantasy of "A Room of One's Own," and then there is the reality of the life of a working mother and artist — revising your work and responding to students and drafting grant applications from the front seat of your car while your kids are in dance practice.
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Though there was dashboard camera video of the events, as well as the live-stream video that Ms. Reynolds began taking after the shooting, there was no video clearly revealing the crucial moments in the front seat of Mr. Castile's car — and how precisely he had moved his hands before the officer fired.
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One of her questions: MARYLAND OFFICER CHARGED WITH MURDER: "Prince George's County police charged an officer with murder, saying he fired seven shots at a man who was cuffed in the front seat of a cruiser with his hands behind his back," our colleagues Rachel Chason, Dan Morse and Justin Jouvenal report.
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"What needs to be happening is that you have both the black economy and the green economy working together as a unit, because that is the only way you are going to have a credible...and predictive way of getting climate change onto the front seat of what goes on," he said.
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Yesterday, McGregor, the UFC featherweight champion and the next man in line to face lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos, posted a picture on Instagram of what appears to be him sitting in the front seat of a white BMW, wearing a balaclava and pointing what looks like an automatic rifle at the camera.
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Next thing he knows, he's in the front seat of his car, taking deep breaths, plunging the knife into his hand, bleeding on his jeans a bit, uploading to Snapchat, then to Facebook, he starts to panic a bit when the post goes more viral than he expected and the police start asking questions.
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There are a handful of other new features in Version 8.1, including the ability to reduce the default opening height of the falcon-wing doors in the Model X, an added ability to adjust the front-seat headrests, and the addition of user ratings and hours of operation to businesses in the navigation system.
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But there are reasons that she recently chose to invite a reporter into her home, which is decorated minimally with nods to her family history: a needlepoint pillow bearing her mother and stepfather's initials here, a photo of her mother holding her as a days-old baby in the front seat of a Mercedes there.
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"I could not be more proud of the journalism I did at the network, from war zones, to tsunamis, to watching miners pulled from the ground in Chile, I am grateful for the extraordinary opportunities to have a front seat to history and cover news all over the world," Housley said in a statement.
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"They will take a front seat and I think it will be our priority to make sure that we deal with them on a trade agreement initially but in all respects in a way that demonstrates the long-term friendship that we've had for so long," Corker was quoted as saying by the BBC.
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While they evoke shock and frustration, they can also be used to help spread awareness about the epidemic of opioid abuse in the US. Police in East Liverpool, Ohio, released a set of similar photos last month of a man and woman passed out in the front seat of a car with a child sitting in the back.
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"There are many examples of significant shifts in parenting norms: Toddlers used to sit on parents' laps in the front seat of cars before car seats were invented; children's hands were strapped to the side of the crib to prevent thumb sucking; babies slept on their bellies; and a bit of brandy for teething was a thing," Dr. Jana said.
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LOS ANGELES — While one Los Angeles police officer acted as a lookout in the front seat of a departmental car, a 22009-year-old woman working as a drug informant was forced to perform oral sex on his partner in the back seat after being told, "'You have to do what the police tell you to do," the woman says in a federal court filing.
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" Unable to afford repairs, Markle's solution was to climb through the trunk of her Ford to get to the driver's seat: "So what I would start to do is literally go to these auditions, park at the back of the parking lot and I would open my trunk … and crawl into the back of my car to the front seat to drive off to my next audition.
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First lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE took a rare front-seat ride for a new "Carpool Karaoke" episode on "The Late Late Show" with host James Corden.
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To help accommodate this unique seating arrangement, airbags used in the car will essentially "envelop" passengers, and the absence of both steering wheel and dashboard will actually mean that it's one of the safest vehicles on the road, in the company's opinion, because it prioritizes the safety of all passengers in the car equally, rather than weighting the features for driver or front seat passengers like traditional cars.
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It's this move from 14-nm to 10-nm chips that will help enable automakers to shrink the brain of a self-driving car — a brain that has to take in sensor data from 360 degrees and instantly process whether it's a dog, a human, a biker or another car — from something that fills a whole trunk to a small box under the front seat, so these cars can scale.
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And my kids know a new truth about me: I might not be able to build a go-kart, sink a 3-pointer, or stay awake for 10 consecutive minutes during a single "Star Wars" film, but when it comes to thrill rides, I will wait as long as it takes for the front seat and I will hold your hand and scream as we orbit through space.
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There are lots of reasons a driver might give a passenger a bad rating: They made a mess, they have extremely bad hygiene, they're rude, they're loud, they're obnoxiously drunk, they're talking about politics, they're not respecting personal boundaries, or they're even making a driver extremely uncomfortable by sitting in the front seat and staring at them without saying a word (yes, I was very creeped out by that passenger).
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But in fact, there is precedent for corporations offering a warning about hazards even before those hazards resulted in wide reports of injuries or deaths: Some automobile companies began to put voluntary airbag warnings about placing children in the back seat prior to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration requiring such warnings in 1996 and just as the first child casualties were being reported from impact with the airbag when seated in the front seat.
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Insert any C90 cassette of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' "Into The Great Wide Open" and there I am, a chubby 8-year-old Meatloaf-haired girl, the backs of my thighs stuck to the front seat of my mum's Volvo, pounding down the A30 towards Cornwall, wearing a pair of $1.99 Boots sunglasses and feeling pretty pleased with myself as I try, yet again, to reach level three on Super Mario Land.
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After seeing so many of the same nightmare scenarios play out on YouTube, I sometimes envision myself being shot by the cops and the cameras: slumped in the front seat of my car with blood spreading across my white T-shirt like Philando Castile; bullets spinning me around like a ballet dancer before I topple to the asphalt like Laquan McDonald; or failing to win a fatal footrace with three bullets like Walter Scott.
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Outside, in the ever-expanding strip mall where Ba Le is located, the packed parking lot is filled with almost a perfect representation of the San Gabriel Valley's resident demographic: a group of Asian high schoolers with boba tea and some of those Flamin' Hots, an elderly Asian couple carrying about a dozen baguettes in their little wire pushcart, and a Latin-American young woman taking bites of her pandan waffle in the front seat of her parked Audi.
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As a reporter who has been covering technology for The New York Times for more than a decade, I've made such proclamations, saying that the iPad would kill the Kindle (I later realized the error of my ways, and now own both), that eBooks would be the death of print (I later reversed myself, several times), and that driverless cars will make driving passé and allow us to nap in the front seat (this has yet to be disproved).
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When asked whether Spirit could add new types of fees, Chief Executive Robert Fornaro told reporters at an industry conference last month that the carrier could instead do a better job of increasing revenue from its credit card and frequent flyer program and better sell its Big Front Seat, seats with 36 inches of pitch that can cost an additional $12 to $175, depending on when the seats are booked and how long the flights are.
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With the UConnect Theater package (a $2,000 option on the Pacifica's Limited trim level), each of my two kids — err, video directors — got their own 10.1-inch seatback-mounted touchscreen with checkers, tic-tac-toe, the "license plate game" (where you check off license plates from each state as you see them), as well as a clever "Are we there yet?" app that ties into the front-seat navigation system to tell kids how far they have yet to travel.
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