Hitting the brakes indicates an impressive amount of maturity and foresight.
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HITTING THE BRAKES The single most important driver of industrial metal prices is manufacturing demand.
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And even after the baby arrives, the "Bodak Yellow" rapper is not hitting the brakes.
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WeWork is hitting the brakes after its IPO went up in smoke — and landlords could pay the price
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Some wanted to know how the plan got as far as it did without someone hitting the brakes.
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No turning, no staying in its lane, no hitting the brakes before plowing into the stopped semi up ahead.
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No turning, no staying in its lane, no hitting the brakes before plowing into the stopped semi up ahead.
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I do enjoy hitting the brakes and watching everyone pitch forward, like so: alright who's not wearing their seatbelt pic.twitter.
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"The analogy is not so much that they're hitting the brakes as taking their foot off the gas pedal," Brown said.
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The Fed's gradual rate hikes do not amount to hitting the brakes; the Fed is just easing off the accelerator a little.
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The Lakers had reportedly planned on signing Wilson on Wednesday ... but according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, the team is hitting the brakes.
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With Uber hitting the brakes hard on any testing as authorities investigate the crash, its self-driving future is even more in peril.
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Rawlinson whipped around the back streets of Las Vegas, chirping tires with the torque and racing to the stop signs before hitting the brakes.
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A group of Chinese white hat hackers has found a way to hack a Tesla, hitting the brakes on it from 12 miles away.
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"Political inaction has already had economic consequences, with many firms hitting the brakes on investment and recruitment decisions," Adam Marshall, the BCC's director general, said.
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Its new "Steer Assist" feature helps the SUV avoid hazards like other vehicles, pedestrians or large animals while also hitting the brakes at the same time.
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Before the financial crisis, the Fed estimated that holding its benchmark rate around 5 percent was a neutral policy, neither providing stimulus nor hitting the brakes.
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But traditional automakers are also hitting the brakes, as premature promises run headlong into reality — what Mr. Pratt calls the current "trough of disillusionment" in autonomy.
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"American fossil fuel production is stepping on the accelerator at just the moment that it should be hitting the brakes," reads Inslee's "Freedom from Fossil Fuels" proposal.
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"More and more companies are hitting the brakes on investment and day-to-day business decisions are becoming increasingly problematic," the CBI's chief economist, Rain Newton-Smith, said.
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"The question (next week) will be whether the program should be continued at the current intensity or whether hitting the brakes is called for," Nowotny told an investment conference.
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The US this week found itself closer than it has in years to the prospect of armed conflict -- and instead of cautious aides, the President is now the one hitting the brakes.
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Instead, he claimed to have a "dream-like" memory of his locomotive going too fast around a curve, and hitting the brakes as he realized the train was going to tip over.
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Instead, he said investors should take the inversion with "a grain of salt," saying it was more of a technically driven move than an outright signal of the U.S. economy hitting the brakes.
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But Mr. Guelar argued that hitting the brakes on engagement with China would be shortsighted, particularly at a time when Washington has given up its longstanding role as the region's political and economic anchor.
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But now, running neck-and-neck with the ruling Democratic Party (PD) in opinion polls and with the election in sight - scheduled to be held by May 2018 - it is hitting the brakes on the idea.
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Named for Congressman Bono who who'd sponsored similar legislation in the past, and pejoratively dubbed the Mickey Mouse Protection Act, the new rules modified an existing law, hitting the brakes on copyright terms for already protected works.
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The TV report shows a dashcam of the driver cruising into a huge orange truck, and shows no signs of the driver jolting or hitting the brakes before impact—leaving many to believe he was using Autopilot mode.
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The evidence there isn't hard to deduce — Swift mentions "December," the month in which the relationship took place, and brings up "hitting the brakes too soon," which she herself admitted is about a snowmobile accident with an ex.
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This system will work like adaptive cruise control with automatic emergency braking, but the V2V layer enables the follow truck to engage that automatic braking within a tenth of a second of the lead truck hitting the brakes.
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"Our findings should serve as a clear warning that the ongoing impasse at Westminster is contributing to a sharp slowdown in the real economy across the UK. Business is hitting the brakes hard," BCC director general Adam Marshall said.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Shares of Tesla tumbled 19% on Wednesday, hitting the brakes on a dramatic rally after a senior executive warned the coronavirus outbreak in China would delay deliveries of Model 3 cars made at its Shanghai plant.
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"It is clear that political inaction has already had economic consequences, with many firms hitting the brakes on investment and recruitment decisions as a result of ongoing uncertainty," said Adam Marshall, director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, a business lobby.
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As Adam Higginbotham writes in "Midnight in Chernobyl", one of three recent books about the event and its aftermath, it was as if "the pedals of a car had been wired in reverse, so that hitting the brakes made it accelerate instead of slowing down".
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This week Katie Roof and I were joined by Mayfield Fund's Navin Chaddha, an investor with early connections with Lyft to talk about, well, Lyft — as well as two bombshell news events in the form of an SEC fine for Theranos and Broadcom's hostile takeover efforts for Qualcomm hitting the brakes.
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For investors who rely on this curve as an indicator, flattening raises questions about whether the Fed, in its customary efforts to cool a heated economy with interest-rate increases, might be hitting the brakes too hard in a perennial regulatory balancing act that unavoidably involves over- and under-compensation.
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From hitting the brakes on police reform, to praising Nancy Reagan's "Just Say No" campaign, to stressing the supposed moral failings of drug users, the attorney general has signaled a return to the policies and rhetoric of zero tolerance, dragnet deportation, mandatory minimums, and mass incarceration as the backbone of the Justice Department's strategy to curb violent crime — which Sessions likes to say is on the rise.
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The rest, she said, came from physics: 21 percent from the train's actual movement; 15 percent from the train's motor engine; 12 percent from the heat given off by the electrical and auxiliary systems installed to run said trains; and the majority—or over 50 percent—from the train hitting the brakes as it pulls into the station, an intense friction that gives off an exorbitant amount of warm air.
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They slam off, like someone hitting the brakes to avoid a car crash. If you love martial arts and think Kill Bill is high art, you might not mind." New York Daily News review Frank Scheck of the New York Post gave the production three out of four stars and commented, "The impressive performers . . . provide a dazzling display of their skills, many involving staffs and sabers, but mostly their masterful control of their own bodies.
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The function of sandbagging is to guarantee a win by outperforming the slower opponent at first, and then hitting the brakes near the finish line in time to just barely beat the opponent. However, sandbaggers run the risk of beating their dial-in time, thus disqualifying them from the race. Sandbaggers must be experienced in controlling this technique, and therefore, it should not be attempted by beginners. Sandbagging faces much criticism, as many argue that it is essentially cheating.
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Gibernau then shadowed Rossi for four laps, before overtaking him with five laps to go. Gibernau held on to the lead until the last lap, when Rossi made a move by closing up on the brakes into the fast turn one, before squeezing inside Gibernau at turn two. Gibernau stuck to Rossi's rear wheel and drove alongside when they both approached the Honda hairpin, hitting the brakes hard but it was Rossi who ultimately lost out when his rear wheel skipped across the asphalt, forcing him to run a little wide in the process. That allowed Gibernau to dive underneath and get back into the lead, but Rossi responded by moving on the inside as they accelerated up and over turn nine - the medium speed Lukey Heights corner - moving into the lead with just a few corners to go. Eventually, Rossi crossed the line +0.097 seconds ahead of Gibernau to win the 2004 world championship in his first year on the Factory Yamaha, with Gibernau finishing in second place.
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