"It puts the women in the driver's seat, and typically women aren't in the driver's seat."
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Now, that group is in the driver's seat of Washington.
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The Bobs of Britain are in the driver's seat now.
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One woman in the driver's seat fixed her face cover.
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The Tesla representative in the driver's seat hit the brakes.
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In the driver's seat, the 488 feels comforting and intuitive.
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Branson sits in the driver's seat of a coach bus.
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But that time the one in the driver's seat lost.
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These partners in crime were back in the driver's seat!
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And theoretically that should put us in the driver's seat.
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I got in the driver's seat as quickly as possible.
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"Seniors will remain in the driver's seat," Ms. Verma said.
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And in "Love Island," I'm not in the driver's seat.
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It suddenly hit me that I was in the driver's seat.
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This way of working puts the patient in the driver's seat.
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It will need to detect a driver in the driver's seat.
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The question is whether anyone will be in the driver's seat.
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The beginners are in the driver's seat, in Washington, and elsewhere.
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Citizen consumers ultimately sit in the driver's seat when purchasing goods.
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A licensed driver would need to be in the driver's seat.
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"The candidates are 100 percent in the driver's seat," she said.
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Uber's cars require monitoring by a person in the driver's seat.
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Spacey, who was in the driver's seat, was not given a ticket.
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Now, 40 years after Taxi, she's the one in the driver's seat.
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Schorling may be in the driver's seat for some time to come.
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Workers are "really going to be in the driver's seat," Erwin said.
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A young man with a shaved head sits in the driver's seat.
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The entrepreneur, on the other hand, is firmly in the driver's seat.
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But Sanders is in the driver's seat a week before the caucuses.
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It can even park itself with no one in the driver's seat.
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Congress wants to be firmly in the driver's seat when that happens.
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"People are surprised to see me in the driver's seat," she said.
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Rosendale enters the race for the GOP nomination in the driver's seat.
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He died sitting in the driver's seat of his work pickup truck.
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I think the voting machine people are still in the driver's seat.
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The most dangerous part of the car generally sits in the driver's seat.
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The engineer in the driver's seat spent the entire ride watching the road.
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When you drive on public roads, you have someone in the driver's seat.
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Broadly speaking, do you think VCs are in the driver's seat right now?
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Davis hit a 3 to put the Cougars back in the driver's seat.
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I had already helped her in and was in the driver's seat myself.
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"They were in the driver's seat, and they helped each other," she said.
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Clearly, the coach/judge war is on ... and NBC's in the driver's seat.
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Cox though looks to be in the driver's seat for the second spot.
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Amber agreed, and Dugger, who was sitting in the driver's seat, swivelled around.
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He was found sitting in the driver's seat of a late-model Chevrolet.
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Remember, the ultimate goal is to put your employee in the driver's seat.
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In a crowded NFC playoff picture, the Niners are in the driver's seat.
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But it's clear that Trump is in the driver's seat on this issue.
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"If you have high-protein wheat, you're in the driver's seat," he said.
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For her edition of Carpool Karaoke, Barbra Streisand was in the driver's seat.
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Each officer had been sitting in the driver's seat of his patrol car.
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Josh even got to change the tires and sit in the driver's seat.
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Ms. Garlock appeared calm and alert but was pinned in the driver's seat.
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They see the skeleton in the 'driver's seat' and do a double-take.
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"You're in the driver's seat when you control your own destiny," Lillard said.
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Jennifer Hart was in the driver's seat, according to the search warrant affidavit.
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The vehicle is complete with a dummy named "Starman" in the driver's seat.
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Republicans will likely be in the driver's seat in the suburban Tampa district.
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In the driver's seat How do you make surgery less scary for kids?
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The New York primary has put the frontrunners back in the driver's seat.
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The guy in the driver's seat is Dave Grutman -- who owns LIV Nightclub.
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It was nice to be in the driver's seat, donors said at the time.
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The officer then approached the vehicle and found James Acord in the driver's seat.
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That's when the suspect crept up and ran to jump in the driver's seat.
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As you pointed out, everyone should know who is really in the driver's seat.
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Meanwhile, Jessica's been mum on the hack ... but she's back in the driver's seat.
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But with Buckley in the driver's seat, it's enough just to watch her try.
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And while Florida and Ohio are closer, Clinton still remains in the driver's seat.
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By the 1960s, dealer ads began to show more women in the driver's seat.
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That all puts her in the driver's seat — or should I say the cockpit?
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Handel sits in the driver's seat right now, according to New York Times analysts.
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"Our partners are in the driver's seat from a product-creation perspective," said Marmor.
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We were in shock—the only sound was Roy, hyperventilating in the driver's seat.
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CHP says first responders found Jared pinned in the driver's seat when they arrived.
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Their relationship is full of passion and lust, with Singh in the driver's seat.
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" It's as if "the audience is in the driver's seat of the character's mind.
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Though there's someone sitting in the driver's seat, the cars guide and drive themselves.
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"I was sitting in the driver's seat just staring out the window," she said.
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CHP says when they arrived on the scene ... Jared was in the driver's seat.
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But these young men and women are now the ones in the driver's seat.
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Still, at this hour, the Bills are in the driver's seat for the postseason.
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The outside world, though, is easy to ignore when you're in the driver's seat.
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So, can we expect things to run differently with women in the driver's seat?
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It would place innovation — rather than regulation — in the driver's seat of environmental progress.
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The few public polls that have been conducted show Newsom in the driver's seat.
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If LSU wins, they'll be in the driver's seat the rest of the way.
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We were told Jesse was in the driver's seat and he reeked of booze.
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When backup arrived, Lee appeared to be passed out in the driver's seat, Reid said.
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Biden's current edge with them is putting him in the driver's seat for the nomination.
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The 58-year-old woman was severely hurt, burned and stuck in the driver's seat.
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ON SEPTEMBER 5th Dara Khosrowshahi celebrated his first anniversary in the driver's seat at Uber.
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Doesn't it make sense for Gavin and Julia to put themselves in the driver's seat?
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Of course, disengagements are moot for a vehicle without a human in the driver's seat.
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My girlfriend says it looks like I had gutted an elk in the driver's seat.
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He also reportedly punched the neighbor, who was in the driver's seat, in the face.
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The Yankees are currently in the driver's seat -- up 2.5 games over the Oakland A's.
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The accuser claims Floyd then got in the driver's seat and sped off without her.
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He's in the driver's seat of a black van along with some of this friends.
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This is going to put the south in the driver's seat, just for the games.
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"The consumer owns their data and they should be in the driver's seat," he says.
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Maybe you're not really in the driver's seat this time like you think you are.
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But at the 2019 LA auto show, electric vehicles are back in the driver's seat.
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With the region's dynamics shifting rapidly, Mr. Abe will not be in the driver's seat.
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His yawn from Goldilocks was convincing enough to make me yawn in the driver's seat.
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Mr. Putin remains firmly in the driver's seat, but Sunday's events should give him pause.
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"It's very different in terms of who, exactly, is in the driver's seat," Parsons said.
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But it was always clear that in the relationship, Erdoğan was in the driver's seat.
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Silvio, as his die-hard adoring acolytes simply call him, was back in the driver's seat.
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Cydney Gillon played an independent game, keeping herself in the driver's seat throughout the 39 days.
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And a whopping 87% want a human in the driver's seat in case of an emergency.
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Whereas earlier when I tried to do that in the driver's seat, it blocked me out.
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In the most basic sense, they're in the driver's seat as a product comes to fruition.
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DJ Khaled, Demi Lovato, Shaq, and Odell Beckham Jr. have also sat in the driver's seat.
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I enjoyed watching my parents or anyone I loved and respected being in the driver's seat.
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If the phone's user is in the driver's seat, the device can lock out prohibited services.
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I was in the driver's seat of a racecar — and the race was about to begin.
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Investors need to get in the driver's seat, so do your research and start asking questions.
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Saudi Arabia today is driving at 100 kph with Mohammed bin Salman in the driver's seat.
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That would put her in the driver's seat to succeed him as the country's leader. 4.
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This month includes the release of two American projects with Mr. Allen in the driver's seat.
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While the car was in autonomous mode, a safety driver was sitting in the driver's seat.
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This metaphor threatens to become overdetermined — she wants to be in the driver's seat, you dig?
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A new poll in New Hampshire indicates that Sanders is also in the driver's seat there.
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It's a preview of what will become commonplace in the driver's seat in the coming years.
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Within minutes I had accepted the strange reality of no one being in the driver's seat.
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And when the impeachment effort reaches the Senate, it will be Republicans in the driver's seat.
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Which brings us to Jay's once-in-a-lifetime chance to hop in the driver's seat.
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They don't have the baggage to feel rage over four women being in the driver's seat.
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If you really want to impress your pals make sure they sit in the driver's seat.
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I sit up very straight in the driver's seat and wait to feel unrelated to myself.
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I was surprised that the engineer sitting in the driver's seat didn't have to take control.
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But the payload was Musk's own Tesla roadster with a spacesuit-wearing dummy in the driver's seat.
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You just need to ask a few questions every month to put yourself in the driver's seat.
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"The retailing giant is still in the driver's seat position," he said on "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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By making unrequited concessions and raising expectations of rapprochement, he has placed Putin in the driver's seat.
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Hamdy Rouin, 46, was found dead in the driver's seat of his car in West Sacramento, California.
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They'd all seen this time that in the driver's seat he was wearing a simple white cassock.
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The DoneGood mobile app has the same goals, but the experience puts you in the driver's seat.
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I have the keys to the car that is my life, and I'm in the driver's seat.
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Sit down in the driver's seat and you'll find a full-color 12-inch TFT LCD screen.
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Pete Buttigieg: If primaries were about money, the South Bend mayor would be in the driver's seat.
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It only looks like she's in the driver's seat because the phone's selfie mode flips the image.
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It's no secret that the Heritage Foundation has been in the driver's seat for Trump's incoming administration.
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Ms. Woodward said she saw a man in the driver's seat of one vehicle, bloody and disoriented.
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The dashboard camera clicks on to find Daniel, a goateed teen, sitting solo in the driver's seat.
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A budget helps you understand where your money is going and puts you in the driver's seat.
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In the recording, Mr. Finicum sits in the driver's seat of a truck, wearing a cowboy hat.
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So she's back in the driver's seat, which means Rachel is left trying to prove herself again.
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Her next feature, "Herbie Fully Loaded," put Lindsay Lohan in the driver's seat of that Disney franchise.
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Look back on his retrograde period from April 29, when he put you in the driver's seat.
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Critics have said Mr. Di Maio and Mr. Salvini will most likely be in the driver's seat.
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"The larger context is that the Iranians are in the driver's seat in Syria," Mr. Tabler said.
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He is talking in the driver's seat of his car, enunciating expressively through a neatly manicured goatee.
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He has the support of all of his coalition partners, which means he's in the driver's seat.
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And if that part is in the driver's seat of our country we're an infant bully country.
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Uber's Volvos don't work without a operator in the driver's seat monitoring and partially controlling the car.
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It's worth the few seconds it takes to adjust these when you get in the driver's seat.
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Another person, presumably a Baidu employee, is sitting in the driver's seat with his hands off the wheel.
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The rocket carries a red Tesla roadster into space, replete with a fake astronaut in the driver's seat.
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"Country here I come" he captioned a black-and-white shot of him in the driver's seat, surveying.
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She had snorted cocaine that was likely laced with fentanyl prior to driving, overdosing in the driver's seat.
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How President Trump responds could well determine whether he stays in the driver's seat of his own legacy.
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Regulators are requiring that a backup test driver remain in the driver's seat to take over if necessary.
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Democrats unveiled rules for the House impeachment inquiry that put the House Intelligence Committee in the driver's seat.
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This would have given Buttigieg a second consecutive victory and put him in the driver's seat, not Sanders.
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That left Khuzami in the driver's seat — and also facing the tweet-wrath of the commander-in-chief.
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Affleck sat in the driver's seat of his black Range Rover, wearing a black short-sleeve T-shirt.
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"It puts Russia more in the driver's seat ... It solidifies their presence in the Middle East," Votel said.
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He'd better be, because according to his final, post-ceremony toast, he's in the driver's seat next week.
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The despot was even pictured in the driver's seat of a tractor with his hands on the wheel.
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"So we are here, about to film Carpool Karaoke," Beckham narrates as Corden hops in the driver's seat.
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Trump gets in the driver's seat of an 18-wheeler while meeting with truck drivers and trucking CEOs.
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When police arrived, officials say Appling was in the driver's seat -- and they decided to search the car.
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Every car will have an engineer in the driver's seat, and a second person in the passenger seat.
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Armani, in the driver's seat, said he was prepared to die, but refused to let civilians die, too.
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If growth is the goal, then the dynamics of the economy need to be in the driver's seat.
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For the first time, a car drove itself outside the U.S. with no one in the driver's seat.
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"In the driver's seat, Jende pretended not to hear anything," Ms. Mbue writes of Clark's constant cellphone conversations.
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It's continued good news for Handel as she remains in the driver's seat at about the halfway point.
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I don't know why I thought she was okay to drive, but she got in the driver's seat.
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" The country, they argue, "has a problem seeing anyone who isn't a white man in the driver's seat.
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But then, hallelujah, the curtain rose again, and there was Mr. Karl, back in the driver's seat (literally).
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The Tesla was then released into space with a mannequin in a spacesuit positioned in the driver's seat.
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Attach all the parts and get a warning in the driver's seat when someone's in your blind spot.
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Chaiken has stressed, however, that new showrunner and executive producer Marja-Lewis Ryan is in the driver's seat.
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Central banks are still in the driver's seat and they will continue to drive overall bond yields lower.
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You seem more powerful than ever and startups seem less in the driver's seat than they used to.
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Magalia resident Carla Bounds, left, kisses her dog, Gracie, with Mark Kempton in the driver's seat of their vehicle.
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That is when Ms. Headley sat in the driver's seat and headed north on Third Avenue, the police said.
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But their techniques are not necessarily compatible with each other, at least not when Kanye's in the driver's seat.
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"Oh my god, please don't tell me he's dead," the women says when Castile slumps in the driver's seat.
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Thankfully, Disney and Marvel then later reversed their decision in March 2019, with Gunn back in the driver's seat.
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But, very slowly, beginning in 2021, you're going to start seeing cars with no one in the driver's seat.
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But with Friedman's selection, Trump is putting an advocate of Israeli settlers in the driver's seat of U.S. policy.
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So long as women cannot take the wheel themselves, ride-hailing companies will be firmly in the driver's seat.
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I sat in the driver's seat hours before the truck was revealed at Tesla's Hawthorne, California facility on Thursday.
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Luken, who was in the driver's seat, reportedly failed a field sobriety test that was administered by the police.
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Similarly, the problems with its narrative can't be fixed by putting a social media influencer in the driver's seat.
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There is someone sat in the driver's seat, as per current legal requirements, but they never touch the wheel.
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The win puts the Tigers (9-0, 240-2418 SEC) in the driver's seat for the SEC West title.
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I glanced at Khan in the driver's seat and suddenly the weight of the cemetery bore down on me.
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"I don't want to say we're in the driver's seat, but we've got everything going for us," Werth said.
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It puts our veterans in the driver's seat and reorients the VA toward serving the veteran rather than itself.
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Still, Musk and Tesla are in the driver's seat and not just because of the game-changing software car.
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Now is the time for true health care reform: reform that puts patients and doctors in the driver's seat.
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Unlike 2014, though, it's the Democrats who look to be in the driver's seat in the 2018 midterm elections.
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But, he added, the gun group is essentially in the driver's seat when it comes to blocking federal legislation.
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Sessions's decision to step down, in March, put Rosenstein in the driver's seat for any charges in the case.
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It puts you back in the driver's seat, by letting you plan your trip according to time and price.
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The Dallas Cowboys are in the driver's seat in the NFC, and it's because they have embraced their identity.
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Their friend Frisco Blackwood, also 13, was shot eight times and died while still sitting in the driver's seat.
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The guy in the driver's seat had his hands at 73 and 3 o'clock, gently hovering above the wheel.
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The guy in the driver's seat had his hands at 9 and 3 o'clock, gently hovering above the wheel.
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To protect against unsafe driving, people caught smoking in the driver's seat of a car would also be arrested.
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She put on some lipstick, jumped in the driver's seat of her parents' Lexus, and at 9:10 p.m.
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Arizona, like many states, has no restrictions against operating an autonomous vehicle without a person in the driver's seat.
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While the white officer goes to check his license, Lawrence, still in the driver's seat, reaches into his pocket.
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White takes the lead with a 94.25 and is in the driver's seat for the gold after one run.
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A trooper fired about seven shots through the window at Soulemane in the driver's seat, according to the footage.
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Now Abraham may be in the driver's seat to make the top-two runoff with Bel Edwards next year.
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By honoring our commitment to the Paris Agreement, President Trump can keep the United States in the driver's seat.
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Police said an Uber employee was in the driver's seat at the time but was in autonomous-driving mode.
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In that case, the safety driver monitoring the vehicle was watching TV on her phone in the driver's seat.
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Darius was found discombobulated in the driver's seat of his ride following a vehicle crash at around 10 a.m.
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In the driver's seat, she guided the vehicle in and out of deep, mud-slick depressions in the road.
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Until now, California has required those vehicles to have a safety operator in the driver's seat when on public roads.
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Even though Corden himself won't be in the driver's seat, I don't see that going over too well with him.
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Right now, Uber's Volvos don't work without a operator in the driver's seat monitoring and (usually lightly) controlling the car.
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Police say they found the Sharknado 4 actress passed out in the driver's seat with her foot on the brake.
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This open-ended question puts the client in the driver's seat and helps me learn what's most important to them.
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I see another car next to us; in the driver's seat is a man whose seat is leaned way back.
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As I got out of the car and walked around to say goodbye, he passed out in the driver's seat.
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The 2015 Tesla Model S P900 ($119,200 MSRP) can drive itself, with or without a driver in the driver's seat.
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Brayden sat in the driver's seat, pushing the various buttons, and was amazed at all the sounds the car made.
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The traffic has moved forward a couple of feet, so Dad gets back in the driver's seat and pulls ahead.
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Reynolds' then-4-year-old child was sitting in the back seat when Castile was shot in the driver's seat.
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One guy pointed a double-barrelled shotgun at me through the window when I was sat in the driver's seat.
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For myriad safety reasons, a person will need to be in the driver's seat even if they're not actually driving.
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Inside, Danley, who was six months pregnant, was in the driver's seat with an arm dangling outside of the car.
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In the U.S., he worked as a cab driver, and would scribble his fiction in the driver's seat between fares.
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Griezmann scored in the 54th to put Atlético in the driver's seat, but Bayern's Robert Lewandowski scored in the 74th.
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We were two people with competing, mutually exclusive agendas, and the one in the driver's seat was bound to win.
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So for now, President Donald Trump is still in the driver's seat — and that means the shutdown that started Dec.
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It's that last one that Bumble, the dating app that puts women in the driver's seat, wants to capitalize on.
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But now she is in the driver's seat in the fight against net neutrality in whatever form it may take.
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In that sense, this moment is a stress test for the constitutional regime, which places Congress in the driver's seat.
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Right-wing media, which has no incentive to compromise and every incentive to stoke outrage, is in the driver's seat.
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And as the New York season draw to a close it does make you wonder: Who's in the driver's seat?
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After three years of fanatical opposition to Donald Trump, the activists are in the driver's seat of this primary process.
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In an atmosphere where companies can't find enough of the talent they need, job hoppers are in the driver's seat.
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San Francisco is now firmly in the driver's seat, armed with a strong run game and time on its side.
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Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Ban, agrees the consumer remains in the driver's seat for the economy.
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The winner will be in the driver's seat for a wild card, and the loser might be out. 5/4.
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"Saudi Arabia remains in the driver's seat and any deal would be dead in the water without it," she added.
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Now it seems like he's in the driver's seat moving forward — Republicans now control all levers of power in Washington.
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A sparkly VW Beetle is there to references selfies taken in the driver's seat, or in front of fancy cars.
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Like being in the driver's seat of a car you can't control as it speeds down a straight, endless tunnel.
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But there was an operator in the driver's seat and two other "conventional" truck drivers were part of the overall trip.
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This is the time of year when car shoppers can find themselves in the driver's seat in more ways than one.
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When officers arrived, they found Willie James McCoy unresponsive in the driver's seat with a handgun on his lap, police said.
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Whenever Europe's done something useful on that front, the UK -- a serious military power -- has often been in the driver's seat.
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And the AVT in the driver's seat may only dictate verbal observations and feedback to the support tester to minimize distraction.
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There is someone sitting in the driver's seat in order to meet current regulations, but they are not touching the wheel.
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A picture of the dead assailant circulated on social media and seen by Reuters showed him sitting in the driver's seat.
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You should always be in the driver's seat when it comes figuring out what you're really paying for your new car.
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A licensed driver would need to be in the driver's seat ready to take over in the event something went wrong.
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The MCC model prioritizes transparency, accountability and country ownership, putting countries in the driver's seat to chart their own development path.
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Just after dawn, in the driver's seat of a roaring snow scooter, Mr Enerstvedt points out black cliffs on the plateau.
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So is that now that you're finally in the driver's seat, this is what you want the exchange to stand up?
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Scalia's death most certainly puts evangelical interests in the driver's seat of this election, and with a full tank of gas.
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The cars will have human overseers in the driver's seat, for now, but they are expected to operate as autonomous vehicles.
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High housing prices have been coercing more people to sell, easing the inventory crunch that kept sellers in the driver's seat.
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She gets in the driver's seat of a red Mercedes-Benz, though her legs are too short to reach the pedals.
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Police say the vehicle was in autonomous mode, but there was an occupant in the driver's seat who suffered minor injuries.
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He remains one of the company's largest shareholders, but without him in the driver's seat, WeWork is not the same company.
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That's notable because for a fully autonomous vehicle (with a human backup in the driver's seat), such traffic circles are beguiling.
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"They want a safe place to put their money," he said, reclining in the driver's seat of his black Bentley Mulsanne.
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California law requires that self-driving cars have a person in the driver's seat who can take over control when needed.
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The good news is that GM is in the driver's seat on self-driving cars, at least among traditional auto makers.
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While three people were inside the house, Mr. Harris waited in the driver's seat of the Jeep, according to court records.
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"There are no people in the driver's seat," said Paul O'Neill, the first Treasury secretary to serve President George W. Bush.
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Being in the driver's seat makes people think they can prevent accidents — even though it doesn't really guarantee this at all.
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"At Apple, the way we define privacy is to put the consumers in the driver's seat," Horvath said at the session.
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If McMahon was going to continue to sit in the driver's seat, his family-friendly, babyface-based programming needed a makeover.
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We still use safety drivers who sit in the driver's seat- In my experience ... I've been in a lot of these cars.
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This enables the recruiter to be in the driver's seat and think further out in regards to the impact they can make.
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Photos show Charles in the driver's seat at the North Warwickshire Hunt Team Event in 1979, ahead of the couple's 1981 wedding.
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AV companies usually limit time in the driver's seat to about 2 hours, and the pilot and co-pilot swap jobs frequently.
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I was in the driver's seat; Ashley, the Circuit Breaker writer, sat shotgun; and Amelia, our staff photographer, perched in the back.
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According to ARLnow, the vehicle was spotted driving through the Courthouse and Clarendon neighborhoods with nary a soul in the driver's seat.
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If you're ready to be put in the driver's seat in a way that you've never been before, check this kit out.
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An operator was in the driver's seat at the time of the crash, though the car was in autonomous mode, police said.
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Shoppers ran to the runaway car to make sure everyone was all right, only to find a dog in the driver's seat.
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In theory, with goaltending always at a premium, that should put the Lightning in the driver's seat to make a major move.
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Trump would be in the driver's seat, but the others could force a compromise if they truly were not happy with him.
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Navdy is revolutionizing the way we connect our smartphones to our vehicles, and they want to put YOU in the driver's seat.
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Distasio, according to a police report, was found bleeding by responding officers as he sat in the driver's seat of the Ferrari.
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At launch, drivers didn't even need to touch the wheel to show that they were still awake and in the driver's seat.
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Witnesses called 911 ... and when officers arrived they found Hayley passed out in the driver's seat with her foot on the brake.
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"My pet peeve is when Uber drivers or Lyft drivers make you sit next to them in the driver's seat," Robinson said.
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The Anaheim Ducks are in the driver's seat as they look to finish atop the Pacific Division for the fifth consecutive season.
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But while Democrats believe Manchin is firmly in the driver's seat, they say nothing can be ruled out in this political climate.
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I wonder what she would think if I put her in the driver's seat of a Model S and switched on Autopilot.
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"The Fed is clearly in the driver's seat" of the stock market, said Ernie Cecilia, chief investment officer of Bryn Mawr Trust.
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If the car works as advertised, someday neither I nor anybody else will sit in the driver's seat of a car again.
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Then the camera turns to a black male in the driver's seat, leaned over, eyes half-closed, T-shirt slick with blood.
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With two minutes plus stoppage time left, PSG were still firmly in the driver's seat, with the score at 3-1 Barcelona.
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And it's extremely confusing, meaning you'll be in the driver's seat during any crypto-forward conversations at cocktail hour or funeral processions.
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With a few minutes to go before the start of competition, Kevin VanDam sat in the driver's seat of his Nitro Z21.
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The officer had questioned Ms. Stubbs's 71-year-old mother, who was sitting in the driver's seat, about why they were there.
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In April, California is expected to follow Arizona's lead and allow companies to test cars without a person in the driver's seat.
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A president unsure of what he wants could be a chance for the legislative branch to put itself in the driver's seat.
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Being a phenomenal resource makes you irreplaceable, and well, once you are irreplaceable, you are in the driver's seat of your career.
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Public safety officers — rank-and-file police officers and immigration agents — will be in the driver's seat of making public safety policy.
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The 6-passenger shuttles are staffed by a safety attendant in the driver's seat and have a top speed of 25 mph.
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Castile was in the driver's seat and the woman recording the aftermath was in the passenger seat, not the other way around.
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Make no mistake, Cleveland is still clearly in the driver's seat, with their Big Three combining for 94 points and 14 assists.
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Grafomap puts you in the driver's seat so you can create a map that tugs at your heartstrings and complements your space.
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About 20 minutes later, Owen, who's also black, sat down in the driver's seat and, not long after, shot Green seven times.
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After his Olympic victory and his professed openness to talks with the United States, Kim thinks that he's in the driver's seat.
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After trailing the during the past year, transports stocks could have their turn in the driver's seat, according to one technician's forecasts.
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When officers arrived on scene, they saw a passed out Robinson in the driver's seat and a female passenger next to him.
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The computer guidance system, said the engineer sitting in the driver's seat—his hands folded in his lap—is a very cautious driver.
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"There are some in the family who want to take my place in the driver's seat," the prince told national broadcaster STV Sports.
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Jones' 20-year-old boyfriend was fatally shot in the neck while sitting in the driver's seat of a parked vehicle, police said.
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Many members of the driver experience team have become Uber drivers themselves to understand what it means to be in the driver's seat.
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When people are in the driver's seat of our economy, we can unleash the innovative potential that has helped us lead the world.
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They just scream "look at me" in a way would make me feel rather uncomfortable if I were sat in the driver's seat.
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Musk decided to make his own Tesla Roadster the Falcon Heavy's test payload, complete with an astronaut mannequin riding in the driver's seat.
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Arming yourself with the know-how to secure a higher salary will pay off big time and keep you in the driver's seat.
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Consumers looking for a new car might find themselves in the driver's seat when negotiating during the industry's annual July 83th sales push.
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To be sure, a Waymo employee and a camera operator were in the vehicles during the rides, albeit not in the driver's seat.
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The cousins posed for multiple snapshots, wearing wide smiles as they perched on a truck's front bumper, in the driver's seat and more.
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All testing will include an engineer in the driver's seat to monitor and evaluate performance, and a second person in the passenger seat.
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A Vegas residency proves Gaga is in the driver's seat of her career — ready to do whatever she wants, when she wants it.
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According to the statement, Davis was in the front passenger seat when the car was stopped, with another person in the driver's seat.
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But until that day comes — and it is probably still far away — human workers literally and figuratively will remain in the driver's seat.
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Given your experience on projects like Game of Thrones, what feels different about working on something where women are in the driver's seat?
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All Uber's autonomous test vehicles include a driver sitting in the driver's seat in a position to take over should it be required.
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Dwight, windows down, slumped in the driver's seat, blasting "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M., will forever be one of the Biggest Moods out there.
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The Uber was traveling at 40 miles per hour in autonomous mode, with an operator in the driver's seat, when she was hit.
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China's voracious demand for and production of steel puts Beijing "in the driver's seat" when it comes to global pricing power, UBS said.
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Burnley is in the driver's seat to win the Championship, the tier right below the Premier League, and join the league next season.
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Borrowers are generally in the driver's seat, especially as investors ramp up exposure to floating-rate loan assets to hedge rising interest rates.
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And it would bring the IRGC closer to being in the driver's seat in determining how Khamenei's successor is selected after he dies.
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President Trump sits in the driver's seat of a semi-truck as he welcomes truckers and CEO's to the White House on Thursday.
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Had he really been handed the control of the eclectic carmaker's India fate or had he been in the driver's seat all along?
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Deputies say the guy in the driver's seat first lied, but then admitted he had switched with Tommie -- who jumped in the back.
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Recent state data showed that Waymo cars were traveling about 5,000 miles (8,000 km) between interventions by the person in the driver's seat.
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Our photog spotted Kendrick in the driver's seat of a black G-Wagon that happened to have just been pulled over by BHPD.
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It sat in the driver's seat of a red Tesla Roadster that belonged to Elon Musk, the founder and chief executive of SpaceX.
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He says that while he was made to try on several pairs of gloves, Glove Guy started to masturbate in the driver's seat.
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Jordan's 16-year-old brother was sitting just a few feet away in the driver's seat when Jordan was shot in the head.
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The trooper, identified as Brian North, fired about seven shots through the window at Soulemane in the driver's seat, according to the footage.
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Each officer was gunned down in the driver's seat of his patrol car, without so much as a chance to unholster his weapon.
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Modernizing the issue set lawmakers address will put resourceful legislators in the driver's seat and point Congress away from it's current dead end.
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Musk also predicted last year that a Tesla owner would be able to sleep in the driver's seat by the end of 2020.
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When she realizes there's no one in the driver's seat, she scrambles to get there — but is too late and the car crashes.
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But with German automakers, including Audi and Daimler, already working closely with Huawei, it may be China who sits in the driver's seat.
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I'm a backseat driver who is technically in the driver's seat (if we were in America) and it's all a little nerve-wracking.
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"Corporates will be in the driver's seat, and we think execution and delivering on earnings will be key to generating returns in 2020."
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Musk and company decided to load the rocket with an original Tesla Roadster with a SpaceX suit-wearing dummy in the driver's seat.
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"We were in the driver's seat," Kevin Schuler, a former vice president of LPCiminelli, told a jury in Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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My brother, who is in the driver's seat: a male in his mid-20s with messy black curls and a hint of stubble.
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Bradley, in the driver's seat, drove around the club a few times until Hernandez spotted a BMW with de Abreu and other men inside.
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You can see Judah -- a former 4 time world champ -- in the driver's seat ... slurring his words as he's confronted by the other driver.
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But when he looked into the car, he saw the woman in the driver's seat was slumped over the steering wheel, her lips blue.
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The man in the driver's seat called me over with one hand and asked me for directions, which I didn't know the answer to.
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So we've initiated new programs, like Real Jobs RI, to put employers in the driver's seat and train people for jobs that actually exist.
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The New York Police Department said Angel Ginel, 44, was found unconscious in the driver's seat of his white Lexus around 4:40 p.m.
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Griffin, who was in the driver's seat, then asked Pugh to go into the store to buy him some cigars, the police report stated.
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The bottom line: After being relegated to the back bench for nearly a decade on national security, Democrats are now in the driver's seat.
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"It's a good feeling knowing that we got to the position that we wanted to get to, being in the driver's seat," Crabbe said.
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Even Mark Fuhrman had declined to arrest Simpson for bashing in the windshield of Nicole's car — while she was sitting in the driver's seat.
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Labe says some years may see temporary upticks in Bering Sea ice extent, but that overall, climate change is now in the driver's seat.
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There will be two trained engineers in the car, one in the driver's seat and one in the back, to monitor the car's systems.
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By satiating the wanting system's cravings, these medications put the addicted person back in the driver's seat, allowing her to control her life again.
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We need to do this by putting more women in the driver's seat, giving feedback ourselves, or removing gender from the AI equation altogether.
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Express gratitude, map out your vision for the day, do whatever you find puts you in the driver's seat rather than a reactive state.
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Home prices have now surpassed their last peak, and at the entry level, where demand is highest, sellers are firmly in the driver's seat.
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So in the meantime, a ride around the 'Ring with Bugatti boss Wolfgang Dürheimer in the driver's seat seems like a decent consolation prize.
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If they manage the upset in that one, they'll be in the driver's seat to steal one of the two Group A playoff spots.
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Last week, Mr. Cunha was removed as speaker of the Chamber of Deputies by the Supreme Court, putting Mr. Maranhão in the driver's seat.
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They want employers to have zero ability to price because zero transparency on costs leaves the insurance companies and providers in the driver's seat.
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When I rode in the backseat, the engineer in the driver's seat made it a point to keep his hands on the steering wheel.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Automakers, not technology companies, are in the driver's seat in developing self-driving, "autonomous" cars, and Japan's Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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What incentives will motivate people to do necessary but unpleasant work after greed and fear of destitution are no longer in the driver's seat?
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But what we decided to go with was, using psychology and misdirection in an attempt to conceal the driver right in the driver's seat.
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Uber will introduce a fleet of about 100 self-driving cars in Pittsburgh within days, each with a human monitor in the driver's seat.
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It carried a spacesuit-wearing mannequin, nicknamed Starman, seated in the driver's seat of a red Roadster built by Mr. Musk's other company, Tesla.
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Then one of the shooters got back in the driver's seat, and the truck jounced along the edge of sorghum fields populated with kangaroos.
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The logistics are too complicated, and the enterprise would put the duplicitous Trump administration in the driver's seat, which would calm no one's nerves.
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Mr. Thomas: I was late getting to the Uber, but when I did, I saw the most beautiful girl sitting in the driver's seat.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) as his top healthcare official is putting House Republicans firmly in the driver's seat as they push to rewrite ObamaCare.
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The market puts each of us in the driver's seat: every day we can vote with our dollars, and each vote matters a lot.
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Among other things, Uber brought up a potential merger between the two companies with Uber in the driver's seat, two of the sources said.
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Officers from the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Police found her in the driver's seat of her 2010 Hyundai Elantra around 6:06 p.m.
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Joel Patrick, a 24-year-old social media personality and radio host, was in the driver's seat as drinks were tossed through the window.
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Instead, he said, a bipartisan gang seems to ignore the political reality in Washington that Senate Democrats are no longer in the driver's seat.
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You're not going to sit in the driver's seat of your $20,440 2016 Honda Civic and take a nap while it drives you to work.
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When the dispute started, Davidson's wife told police she was seated in the driver's seat of her pickup and Davidson was standing outside the vehicle.
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Always the first person to make fun of other players in elimination, Kyle himself is now in the driver's seat, and he is clearly terrified.
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Which is fine, because at its piston-pounding core, Speed is just an extended string of vehicular action setpieces, with Reeves in the driver's seat.
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The fact that the president did not invite any Democrats to meet with him underscored the fact that Democrats are not in the driver's seat.
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Seeing Reynolds openly support his wife's career is always heartwarming (and effective — it certainly got us talking) no matter who is in the driver's seat.
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I rode in the driver's seat of a self-driving Uber in Pittsburgh with my hands in my lap for an extended period of time.
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They can also work on "putting you back in the driver's seat," and help you develop a sense of control and power over your situation.
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There's no two-player option, and if you aren't in the driver's seat it can feel like peering over someone's shoulder into their virtual life.
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They're 3-0 in division, too, so a win over the Raiders this week would put them in the driver's seat from here on out.
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One person I don't want in the driver's seat is Arianna Huffington, who is actually the board member personally involved in investigating Fowler Rigetti's accusations.
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Fearing for his life, Meng sat in the driver's seat of his black Mercedes SUV and followed orders while elder brother Tamerlan held a handgun.
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It's often boring to feel dread creeping over you as our heroine beckons the waitress back over, or (even worse) drinks in the driver's seat.
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Or until someone broke the magic circle — or until whoever was in the driver's seat took over control from the AI and hit the gas.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Batali has sketched several scenarios that put him in the driver's seat but cede some control, people he has spoken with recently say.
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I see it warm my daughter's cheeks, then return to my lap in the driver's seat, a dull pulse in the through of my knuckles.
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And given his sloth and ignorance that's left Republicans in Congress in the driver's seat on policy, normally one could assume he would do nothing.
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There's nothing quite like the feeling of sitting in the driver's seat of a brand new car, especially if it's the car of your dreams.
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He was one of the architects of the ESSA federal law that put states in the driver's seat with respect to K-12 education standards.
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That would put consumers in the driver's seat, giving them greater access to a cleaner, cheaper and higher-octane fuel, while simultaneously boosting rural America.
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Why on earth is the Senate minority leader in the loop at all in a Republican Senate, much less effectively sitting in the driver's seat?
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Members of the House Ways and Means Committee who are closest to the process push back on speculation that Ryan is in the driver's seat.
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The body of the Hulk, substantially humanized and resembling Mark Ruffalo more than ever, with the intellect and personality of Bruce in the driver's seat.
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Later that morning, after he failed to show up at the office, his wife, Linda, found his body in the driver's seat of his car.
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The big difference is that Starsky didn't have anybody inside the thing, while Uber keeps a safety operator in the driver's seat at all times.
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Reform: A world where continued market and tech trends drive changes the energy mix, with policy playing a role but not in the driver's seat.
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Putting kids in the driver's seat (with some adult supervision, of course!) can help instill ownership and prompt first-hand lessons in trade-off decisions.
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If Democrats do replicate the Tea Party wave in reverse, Republicans will find themselves in a world in which Democrats are in the driver's seat.
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Jay -- an avid car collector who seems to have just about every model built -- was in the driver's seat of the Ferret Scout armored car.
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It gave her a sense of control, "and that's really important to me, to be in the driver's seat all the way to the end."
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Harris admitted to police that he was waiting in the driver's seat of the Jeep as associates were committing a burglary, according to court documents.
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"The consumer is in the driver's seat in terms of economic growth," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West in San Francisco.
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Kim Jong Un is "in the driver's seat at the moment," Wendy Sherman, the former chief US nuclear negotiator with Iran, told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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The system is designed to be able to conduct short and long distance trips with no action required by the person in the driver's seat.
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The four teenagers drive to the truck, and Archie walks towards it, sits in the driver's seat and looks through his father's personal items longingly.
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In the end, Zuckerberg called the ride an "amazing experience" ... and even got in the driver's seat for a few laps of his own. Like.
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In the clip, Arabella is sitting in the driver's seat of a backhoe, while safely being instructed on its functions by an adult leading the operations.
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In a connected car, kids could pick and choose and stream at will without the parent in the driver's seat needing to monitor their every choice.
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"Key Fob Not Detected," the dashboard's screen read, indicating that the man in the driver's seat didn't have the wireless key needed to start the vehicle.
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When it came time to make a music video for his new single "Chivalry Is Dead," Trevor Wesley wanted to put fans in the driver's seat.
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Blackburn is also a vocal critic of the net neutrality rules, putting her in the driver's seat as Republicans weigh their response to the controversial rules.
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Floyd Mayweather's Bugatti may get a new celebrity butt in the driver's seat cause Steven Tyler is seriously interested in buying the champ's insanely expensive whip.
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The officer then fired at least four shots at Castile, continuing to aim the gun at his body as he bled out in the driver's seat.
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Honda wants to turn time spent in the car into an opportunity to shop, play, and get things done —even if you're in the driver's seat.
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Ronnie told officers Jen struck him 2 to 5 times with her fist, he got in the driver's seat once she got out and took off.
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With Venom in the driver's seat, Eddie beats up henchmen, flies out of windows, and tears through a restaurant in search of living creatures to devour.
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Officials say the two were arguing and McKnight was shot while standing at the passenger window of Gasser's car while Gasser was in the driver's seat.
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What makes this revolution unique is that the user is now in the driver's seat — demanding an ever-improving, easy-to-use, always-on digital experience.
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But in March, the state took a step in Arizona's direction, repealing a rule that required someone to be in the driver's seat during autonomous tests.
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Half a dozen times on the short trip around Brooklyn, someone in the driver's seat of a nearby car asked or remarked about the electric bike.
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To commemorate the day, Princess Hayfa bint Abdullah Al Saud was pictured in the driver's seat in the Jeddah desert for the cover of Vogue Arabia.
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O'Brien said that because the man wasn't sitting up in the driver's seat, he ended up in a gap between several logs that impaled his car.
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Though the cars are capable of being driven with almost zero human control, riders in Pittsburgh will have someone in the driver's seat shepherding them around.
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In the southeast corner of Alabama, moving company executive Jeff Coleman (R) is in the driver's seat to win the Republican nomination to replace retiring Rep.
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The imaging in the black-and-white video shows an explosion in the driver's seat area that sends debris to the left, out into the road.
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At the town hall-style meeting, Mr. Kind was blunt about his current level of influence: Like it or not, Republicans are in the driver's seat.
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The ride-hailing service Uber is already testing self-driving cars to pick up customers in Pittsburgh with a person on standby in the driver's seat.
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A Lexus equipped with Google's proprietary sensors and cameras pulled up to the front of its Mountain View headquarters building, with Dolgov in the driver's seat.
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In the graphic video, which she streamed live on Facebook under the name Lavish Reynolds, Castile is slumped over in the driver's seat with a bloodied arm.
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All Uber's test vehicles include a human driver sitting in the driver's seat so they are in a position to take over driving should that be necessary.
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Rousey was photographed running to Browne, who was sitting in the driver's seat of a gray truck, and leaning through the car window to deliver a smooch.
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So even though we filmed with no one in the driver's seat here, this video was a one-off, and not how we're operating the vehicles normally.
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French Montana is putting people in the driver's seat of his favorite exotic sports cars, virtually ... which means there's zero chance you'll get nailed with a ticket.
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"This still is an environment in which the policy risks are really in the driver's seat," said Bill Northey, senior investment director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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When it came to decorating their New York City apartment, seven-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series winner Jimmie Johnson's wife, Chandra, was in the driver's seat.
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Governments would not just control the numbers but also the characteristics of refugees that they want to accept, which would place them firmly in the driver's seat.
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This week I am driving the luxurious 2019 Audi A8 L quattro, which is as delightful in the back seat as it is in the driver's seat.
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Partners can expect a more equitable and balanced relationship, which is important especially for networks that have been in the driver's seat in TV for so long.
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Anyone who's been in the driver's seat while relaying an order to a drive-thru speaker for that many people knows how chaotic that process can be.
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You can also expect a very special Carpool Karaoke at some point during the show, since the man in the driver's seat, James Corden, will be hosting.
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"Significant changes in oil prices will impact sentiment, but since the announcement of earnings, that has been in the driver's seat," said a Riyadh-based asset manager.
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Bumble, the dating app that puts women in the driver's seat, has today announced that it is leading a seed round investment in gay dating app Chappy.
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Savannah Chrisley is back in the driver's seat just one week after her serious car accident that left her with broken vertebrae and pain throughout her body.
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This is just the latest sign that Donald Trump has put the most extreme elements of the right-wing fringe in the driver's seat of his campaign.
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"People in these jobs are in the driver's seat as they are developing and maintaining the systems that are the control panel for modern life," Shapiro said.
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Noor testified in a Minneapolis courtroom that he shot Damond after he and his partner Matthew Harrity, who was in the driver's seat, heard a loud noise.
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Robert F. Kennedy was photographed in the driver's seat of the cart alongside members of her famous family, including daughter Kerry, 59, who sat on the back.
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That means cars with no one in the driver's seat can start being tested and driven throughout the state once the regulations go into effect April 2.
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While self-driving car companies test their vehicles in public, they routinely have a human in the driver's seat ready to take over if the technology fails.
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Most Alabama Republicans believe Moore is in the driver's seat for a spot in the runoff, which would leave Strange and Brooks battling for the second spot.
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Whenever I find myself back in the driver's seat of a car — a rare position since moving to New York – I don't fiddle with the radio station.
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On College Football Louisiana State ended an eight-game losing streak to the Crimson Tide and put itself in the driver's seat for the College Football Playoff.
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That would put consumers in the driver's seat, giving them greater choice to use a cleaner, cheaper and higher-octane fuel regardless of the time of year.
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Footage on social media, which you can see below, appears to show Ozil in the driver's seat with the car in a stationary position on a road.
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When officers arrived and looked inside the van, they found a broken door lock, a damaged ignition, a screwdriver and, sitting in the driver's seat, a man.
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"We don't want to be driven by digitalization; we want to be in the driver's seat," said Christian Sewing, Deutsche Bank's board member responsible for the endeavor.
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The Nuggets have been in the driver's seat for most of 2017 and are currently a half-game ahead of the Blazers for the No. 8 seed.
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Uber and now Waymo have begun offering rides to a select number of human riders — albeit with a human also in the driver's seat for extra safety.
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"If the loan does not perform, then the private equity firm may be in the driver's seat to potentially own the company after a bankruptcy," Sirico said.
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Owen later got in the driver's seat of the police car and, at some point, "Green was shot seven times by the officer's duty weapon," police said.
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Police say the car, which at the time had an Uber employee in the driver's seat, did not slow down before striking the pedestrian and killing her.
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We are inside the car, in the driver's seat, bearing witness with Diamond Reynolds, Mr. Castile's girlfriend, as she live-streams his mortal injury on a cellphone.
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The car, which had a person in the driver's seat but was in self-driving mode, was not at fault in the accident, according to the police.
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And while all major parties have been implicated in the scheme, the governing Workers' Party cannot hide from the fact that it was in the driver's seat.
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Tesla is now building all of its cars with self-driving technology so that soon, you'll simply be a passenger, even while sitting in the driver's seat.
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But following that reasoning "would place the defendant in the driver's seat," Justice Ginsburg replied, since it costs a company virtually nothing to pay off an individual plaintiff.
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The storyline puts him in the driver's seat of a getaway car for two bank robbers, played by up-and-coming Texas artists Parker McCollum and Koe Wetzel.
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Mom Victoria Beckham went on an "afternoon drive" with Brooklyn during a family day, according to an Instagram photo she posted Sunday, with Brooklyn in the driver's seat.
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The three cops said that they all saw that the Mercury's back license plate light was out, and that there was a white woman in the driver's seat.
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The mere fact you are sitting in the driver's seat and your car went 88 mph is generally enough for your conviction, irrespective of whether you intended it.
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The sudden interest by Waymo in burnishing its AI credentials is tied with its high-stakes effort to deploy vehicles that don't require someone in the driver's seat.
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Moreover, testers who sit in the driver's seat are instructed to keep their hands on the steering wheel at all times — even when the vehicle is driving itself.
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With Ella in the driver's seat – and Travolta and DeGeneres in the back – things got off to a rocky start as the teenager almost backed into a car.
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That's immediately apparent when you sit in the driver's seat; even if you don't get the adrenaline-infused Giulia Quadrifoglio, it's clear that this Alfa isn't messing around.
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As we learned overnight, there will also be a dummy wearing one of SpaceX's new spacesuits seated in the driver's seat, and this is shown in the video.
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"She placed the pen in the driver's seat, and he wanted it in a certain spot and apparently she didn't put it in the correct spot," Carter says.
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But they're going to tell the government to get in the driver's seat, stop letting this train go without a driver, get in the seat and do something.
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While conservatives prioritize the alliance with Washington, the progressives like to see their country as finally "in the driver's seat" in managing the precarious situation on the peninsula.
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Bond's back 007 will be back in theaters in 2019 for his 25th outing, but it's uncertain if Daniel Craig will be in the driver's seat this time.
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Put Students in the Driver's Seat of Their Education In the modern one-room schoolhouse, students feel responsible for their own education, becoming entrepreneurial learners in the process.
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So, you can imagine how crazy it was when a boxing fan ordered up an Uber in Vegas back in April and recognized Dulorme in the driver's seat.
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The embattled QB pulled up Wednesday to Barneys in Beverly Hills -- one of the most expensive stores in town -- in the driver's seat of a custom Rolls-Royce.
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Steve, who hosted "Blue's Clues" for 7 years, told us part of the magic of the show was that there was an average Joe in the driver's seat.
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In an interview with police, he admitted he was waiting in the driver's seat of the Jeep as other associates were committing a burglary, according to court documents.
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Additionally, the plan, according to Banks, would essentially put Congress in the driver's seat on climate regulations, taking the power away from the executive to enter future agreements.
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The debtor may be sitting in the driver's seat, but numerous other stakeholders have the power to make sure that the company follows the rules of the road.
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Now the ride-hailing company is firmly in the driver's seat, steering political and policy battles as lawmakers and regulators turn their eyes toward the growing sharing economy.
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That is, a belief in their ability to sit in the driver's seat of their own lives and in their capacity to affect the lives of others positively.
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Both men and women can swipe right at their leisure, but only women can initiate the conversation, putting them in the driver's seat of their romantic digital endeavors.
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Of course, Tupac was shot 4 times while leaving the fight in Vegas by an unknown assailant while Suge Knight was in the driver's seat next to him.
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As of April 2, autonomous vehicles will no longer need to have a person in the driver's seat who can take over in the event of an emergency.
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Ms. Lythcott-Haims compares it to teaching children to drive — the parent starts in the driver's seat, but the goal is to end up in the back seat.
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The upside is I could easily see over the displays while sitting in the driver's seat; in fact, it didn't even obstruct my view of the SUV's hood.
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Sitting in the driver's seat, his father "collected his organs by his hand," Jan says, and he tied a scarf around his abdomen to hold his guts in.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are firmly in the driver's seat after defeating the Dallas Cowboys 17-23 last week, but America's team still has a chance at the playoffs.
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"The creditors are all savvy operators who will now be in the driver's seat, which will raise the prospect of a turnaround," said Tang from United First Partners.
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Charles claims Seinfeld called him back in 2011, and asked about the original concept -- and they went on to shoot a pilot with Jerry in the driver's seat.
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But, after watching his 2-legged friends struggle to leave an empty lot, we can't help but wonder if they're better off with Swaggy in the driver's seat.
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As reported by Vulture, we now know who will be replacing host Corden in the driver's seat when the Late Late Show's "Carpool Karaoke" segment moves to Apple Music.
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It's incredibly satisfying to finally be able to sit in the driver's seat of a tiny car, but I do wish reviewing the footage was a little more immediate.
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Just before one of the blasts Thursday evening, Leonel Rondon, 18, was sitting in the driver's seat of a car parked in a Lawrence driveway, talking with three friends.
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Instead of receiving the final rose and Nick's heart, Lindsay has been given the opportunity to find love all over again — but this time, she's in the driver's seat.
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It belongs in the driver's seat of a 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, ripping up the highway and chucking empties out the window as the speakers blare Deep Purple.
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Historically speaking, we have not had a single conflict in Europe since the Suez crisis of 1956 where the US did not insist on being in the driver's seat.
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Homebuilders are not putting up nearly enough to meet demand, and while sellers increasingly feel like they're in the driver's seat, they're still not listing their homes for sale.
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The officer traveled to Ellery's last known location and found his patrol car parked in the driveway of a local business and found Ellery unresponsive in the driver's seat.
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So it was odd to find myself this week in the driver's seat of a Lincoln MKZ that looked like a full self-driver, sensors and bold logos included.
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We roll forward, turning right out of the parking lot at the Hard Rock Hotel, and head into the streets of Las Vegas—with nobody in the driver's seat.
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"The system is designed to be able to conduct short and long distance trips with no action required by the person in the driver's seat," the Tesla website says.
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But all these vehicles, however capable, have a decidedly un-futuristic feature: There's a human in the driver's seat, ready to grab control in case the robot goes rogue.
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While the three were sitting in the truck, someone came up to the vehicle and shot Magaña, who was in the driver's seat, say police, local station KTLA reports.
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The cars will have someone in the driver's seat, and Uber plans to have 100 specially prepared Volvo XC90 SUVs on the road by the end of the year.
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Even when Otto conducted its headline-grabbing beer run last year, there was a driver in the cabin (though not in the driver's seat, as was required by law).
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In between, was a narrow path covered in jumbled rocks and me in the driver's seat of a nicely optioned Rolls-Royce with a total price of about $400,000.
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The lesson Mr. Leno was trying to impart, I think, is that at the end of the day, Aidan is the one in the driver's seat of his life.
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Since then, the cloud business has had a CEO change that put Oracle veteran Thomas Kurian in the driver's seat, and the group has signed on important new customers.
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Those dynamics, plus public polling from Monmouth University showing Fitzpatrick ahead by a slim margin, depending on the turnout model, convinced Cook that Fitzpatrick is in the driver's seat.
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Extreme nationalism within the region seems to be on the upswing once more, and with Russia in the driver's seat, conflict becomes more of a probability than a possibility.
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But Li and Baidu were in flagrant violation of the self-driving car ban, even with Gu Weihao, GM of Baidu's Intelligent Vehicle Division, reportedly in the driver's seat.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's inconclusive parliamentary election leaves open a wide range of possible alliances, putting the anti-establishment 214-Star Movement in the driver's seat as the largest party.
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The flight dispatched founder Elon Musk's cherry-red Tesla convertible, with an empty spacesuit dubbed Starman in the driver's seat, on a multimillion-year journey around the solar system.
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The GM/Henry Ford direct care model (which will also include telemedicine services) not only cuts down on waste, it also puts the patient more in the driver's seat.
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Years of careful, difficult work — of building relationships and investing in marginalized communities — paid off in a statewide sweep that put Democrats in the driver's seat of Virginia politics.
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One of the troopers attempted to corner the suspect's car, looked inside and realized a pit bull was sitting in the driver's seat while the suspect steered, Axtman said.
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We're guessing (hoping) there was also an adult in the driver's seat to hit the brakes when the car got close to Odell ... so tack on another 200 pounds.
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Analysts said Mr. Moon was trying to get that forward momentum by seizing on this chance to move the peninsula toward peace with South Korea in the driver's seat.
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During the test, with a person sitting in the driver's seat but not touching the wheel, the car drove itself around an unlit track with the headlights turned off.
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She was so comfortable in the driver's seat that it was never a question how she was going to place an order — she went straight to the drive-through.
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" Ava Berkofsky, one of the cinematographers for "Insecure," said, "Treating darker skin tones as secondary is not acceptable anymore because there are people of color in the driver's seat.
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The first time you see Baby — that's his handle, which suits Mr. Elgort, with his angelic face and young man's lissomeness — he's in the driver's seat, where he belongs.
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It is time for policymakers to put them in the driver's seat, fully engaged and empowered, to ensure the federal recovery dollars go to those who need it most.
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This bargaining power puts job candidates in the driver's seat for negotiations, Zhao says, and employers would do well to expect these conversations and come to the table prepared.
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The case dates back to 2014, when a police officer in Pennsylvania became suspicious because Byrd was sitting so far back in the driver's seat he was barely visible.
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"I do think companies are aware that the best workers are more in the driver's seat," said John Challenger, chief executive of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an executive outplacement firm.
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You can take advantage of that if you're in the driver's seat — the sliced serve reacts beautifully on the grass court if you can get the opponent out wide.
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The video, which was posted on Instagram account Dscvrm and uncovered by Teen Vogue, envisions Bieber in the driver's seat as Gomez sits next to him on the passenger's side.
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Sitting in the driver's seat of a blue sports car as an engine revs in the background, Lil Tay counts a healthy stack of American cash while licking her lips.
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Sure, the fact that The Bachelorette puts a woman in the driver's seat does make it marginally more empowering than The Bachelor, but that only takes the franchise so far.
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FYI -- Word on the street is that the Philadelphia Phillies are in the driver's seat to get Harper, but we didn't hear him mention Cheesesteaks anywhere in this entire clip.
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T.' was arrested last month in Oregon after the Tualatin PD responded to a call of him being asleep in the driver's seat at an intersection in a residential area.
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The young man pulled the scarf wrapped around his neck up to his nose, turned on the military radio in the driver's seat, and held the receiver to his ear.
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OpTic dominated the first half but were having a tough time in the second half, until a smoke-filled skirmish put OpTic back in the driver's seat, winning 214-211.
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All I'm going to say is whatever Tinashe's next move is, whether a full album campaign, tour or new material, I just hope she's the one in the driver's seat.
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Gilt, 31, was hospitalized earlier this month after the toddler accidentally shot her from the back seat of a car while she was sitting in the driver's seat, officials said.
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On the other, he's brainwashing himself, actively trying to convince everyone present that Judy is the bad person and the one to blame because she was in the driver's seat.
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This is just a minor speed bump for Disney, as its titles on deck (particularly "Finding Dory," opening June 17) will put the company right back in the driver's seat.
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Corey Kluber has been superb this postseason, and another solid effort could put the Cleveland Indians in the driver's seat as they seek their first World Series title since 1948.
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But instead of acknowledging the danger he posed, Orban's supporters celebrated his policies as a sign that he was truly determined to put the "real people" in the driver's seat.
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Reynolds took a video of the aftermath of the shooting that showed Castile conscious and bleeding in the driver's seat and a police officer pointing a gun through his window.
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The words "Irish Cab" and a phone number were stencilled on the door, and Niall would be in the driver's seat, reading some paperback book in the dim inside luminance.
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By putting the private sector in the "driver's seat" and asking them to "do the agenda for us," she suggested the development community should help address barriers to market entry.
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In the red corner ... 22-year-old Falcons LB Duke Riley pulling an SUV weighing AT LEAST 5,500 POUNDS -- a 2017 Yukon Denali plus his buddy in the driver's seat.
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After the world's only ban on female motorists was lifted Sunday morning, women in Saudi Arabia who already have their licenses sat in the driver's seat for the first time.
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Cops say when they responded to the scene, they found the SUV -- with the engine running -- in the middle of traffic ... with Broner "unconscious, but breathing" in the driver's seat.
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It is also very much the cross-country road trip of books: a meandering adventure in which the main draw is spending time with the person in the driver's seat.
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"[The show] puts me in the driver's seat, guiding viewers on a mind-blowing adventure where we break down the unexpectedly complex science behind seemingly basic things," Goldblum told Deadline.
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LOS ANGELES — Joe Biden had a good night across the map on Super Tuesday, surpassing expectations in nearly every state and putting himself in the driver's seat for the nomination.
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They are unlikely to ease anytime soon, as the unfolding Ukraine controversy has put Schiff and his panel in the driver's seat on impeachment among congressional panels jockeying for influence.
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In the aftermath of the shooting, Reynolds took a video that showed Castile conscious, but bleeding, in the driver's seat and a police officer pointing a gun through the window.
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McClatchy, looking at default on its pension plan funding obligations, faces either financial restructuring, or bankruptcy -- and its primary shareholder and debtholder Chatham Asset Management is in the driver's seat.
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The cellphone-captured footage did, as promised, appear to show a man snoozing in the driver's seat of a Tesla as it zipped along a road somewhere outside Las Vegas.
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"As long as the Islamic Republic is faced with internal and external insecurity, the security forces of the country will be in the driver's seat, not civilians," Mr. Sadjadpour said.
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DMX mistakenly rolling away with someone else's ride could cost him dearly if the feds find out he hopped in the driver's seat ... something X insists he did NOT do.
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From the post: Starting now, Waymo's fully self-driving vehicles — our safest, most advanced vehicles on the road today — are test-driving on public roads, without anyone in the driver's seat.
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When the automated system is active and the car is doing the driving, Audi fully expects the person in the driver's seat to disengage — at least somewhat — from the driving experience.
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Just two months after retiring from her storied career in racing, Danica Patrick is once again finding herself in the driver's seat — this time, of the biggest awards show in sports.
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Surveillance video of the incident shows the black man reacting angrily to something that was said from a parked car, in which the white supremacist was sitting in the driver's seat.
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Before taking off, the Housewives received some safety advice from Judge's brother, Kenny – Judge sitting in the driver's seat with Dubrow at her right, and Dodd and Gunvalson in the back.
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In a video taken Saturday by Halifax, Virginia, police officer Brian Warner, Police Chief Kevin Lands is seen walking up to a vehicle, approaching a black woman in the driver's seat.
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He would spend hours studying in the driver's seat of his used Mercedes—a gift from his dad when he transferred to UCSB—which he liked to park at the beach.
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In the demo's puzzle, you're sitting in the driver's seat of a car with very little context for why you're there — all you know is that you need to drive away.
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Read MoreThe dollar is back in the driver's seat The trade gap, wider than most expectations, and the downward revision in January consumption prompted several cuts to first-quarter GDP estimates.
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Brady is going for career win No. 201 to eclipse a tie with Peyton Manning while keeping the Patriots in the driver's seat for the No. 23 seed in the AFC.
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Instead of going with the expected celebrity designer like, Riccardo Tisci or Tom Ford, Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri made a risky bet on placing unknown internal talent in the driver's seat.
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In some cases, the "Kissing Strangers" singer eschewed his costume altogether, instead slumping over in the driver's seat (a departure from confidence fans are used to seeing in front of cameras).
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As Damond was speaking with the officer in the driver's seat, Noor allegedly fired on her from the passenger seat — shooting her through the driver's side door — according to the newspaper.
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As Justine was speaking with the officer in the driver's seat, Noor allegedly fired on her from the passenger seat — shooting her through the driver's side door — according to the newspaper.
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While grandma was stuck in the driver's seat, she kept screaming for Danny and 2 other samaritans to help the baby boy, who was strapped in the carseat in the back.
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The police have not explained why or how they assumed, from inside their unmarked vehicle, that Mr. Scott was rolling marijuana while sitting in the driver's seat of his own vehicle.
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"The lenders are in the driver's seat," said Shannon Anderson, a staff lawyer at the Powder River Basin Resource Council, a conservation group in Wyoming, where Alpha operates large surface mines.
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A church that never hosted their funerals Back in the driver's seat, Molis continued down the lane toward the church her once-affluent family owned and shared with its ranching neighbors.
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According to a police report obtained by TMZ ... cops in Chattanooga, Tennessee were notified Thursday just before 3 AM of a female slumped over in the driver's seat of an SUV.
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The Instagram unveiling is the start of a social media campaign for the CT4 that "virtually puts viewers in the driver's seat simulating the car's liberating drive experience," according to Cadillac.
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All of which is to say that he is deeply un-Buddhist, and his emotions are loudly living and sleeping and shitting in the driver's seat of his mental hot rod.
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His life ended in a garage, where he was found dead in the driver's seat of his car after sunset on Friday, shot four times in the head from close range.
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Officer Noor's contention is that he fired upon the perceived threat in order to protect his life and that of his vulnerable partner, who was a sitting duck in the driver's seat.
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Then comes a pretty eyebrow raising moment ... Kevin walks to his car -- a 1969 Camaro, he tells the photog -- and gets in the driver's seat ... and then pulls away like it's nothing.
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With everyone back on the same side, Marvel is back in the driver's seat, steering Peter's story alongside the rest of the MCU — which means opening up his secrets to the world.
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And when fellow racing enthusiast Scott Galpin approached her about joining his team, O'Connell found herself back in the driver's seat, once again zooming across the track at a harrowing 135 mph.
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The news that Waymo's vehicles have been on public roads with no human in the driver's seat was announced today by the company's CEO John Krafcik at a tech conference in Lisbon.
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With Wright in the driver's seat, your standard getaway driver story is transformed into a giddy, adrenaline-filled joyride that'll leave you gripping the edge of your seat and tapping your feet.
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Sitting in the driver's seat and looking forward, I saw a Tron-style animation through the windshield that made it look and feel like I was driving the car down the road.
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It feels like I could just as quickly snatch it up with two fingers and slide it along the ground as I could hop in the driver's seat and hit the gas.
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On March 9, a Putnam County sheriff's deputy was on patrol when he noticed a truck stopped partially in the travel lanes and a woman in the driver's seat motioning for help.
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Such a move would allow SoftBank, which owns more than a 30 percent stake in Snapdeal, to consolidate its ownership position and put it in the driver's seat to negotiate any deal.
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I haven't had the chance to sit in the driver's seat of one, but I've ridden in the passenger seat of an autonomous big rig and there's definitely something spooky about it.
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The test without a human in the driver's seat is a first in the United States as large tech companies, big automakers and well-funded startups race to develop fully autonomous cars.
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Ford I rode in the backseat while two Ford software engineers rode up front, though the one in the driver's seat made it a point to keep his hands off the wheel.
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We're told cops were called to the shooting scene where they say they found a car with fresh blood in the driver's seat and on the ground adjacent to the driver's door.
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Now, twenty-five years later, MacKenzie Bezos could once again find herself in the driver's seat, this time with the potential to rattle her husband's control over the world's most valuable company.
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That means Pelosi remains in the driver's seat -- and the House speaker has yet to take the necessary steps to permit the President give his speech at the Capitol as previously scheduled.
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Whether you're looking for the coolest local swimming spots in Austin, TX, or hoping to get a sense of the nightlife options in Chile, these apps put you in the driver's seat.
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When my father went inside to help Mom with dinner, he let me stay in the driver's seat with the keys in the ignition so I could listen to the Delco stereo.
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A decisive victory for Biden in Michigan — a state Sanders won in an upset in 2016 — has put the former vice president firmly in the driver's seat to be his party's nominee.
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"The rising L.N.G. supply has put consumers of natural gas in the driver's seat, minimized the oil link and maximized competition," Edward L. Morse, global head of commodities research at Citigroup, said.
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The drama that ensued put Mr. Schiff in the driver's seat — not because the call specifically addressed intelligence matters, but because the whistle-blower just happened to work in the intelligence community.
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In other words, Matteo Salvini, the leader of the League, who entered the alliance with the Five Star Movement as a junior partner earlier this month, is now in the driver's seat.
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GM and Cruise Automation will begin conducting tests in Manhattan with an engineer in the driver's seat to monitor the performance, and a second person in the passenger seat, the statement said.
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The video is wild ... Big Boy says he was in disbelief when the driver took a pull from a VODKA BOTTLE after a half-hearted sorry while still in the driver's seat.
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Vehicles are not yet capable of letting humans zone out completely; you still have to be alert to traffic and ready to resume control even while dancing to Beyoncé in the driver's seat.
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In fact, throughout the somewhat stressful drive that also included a broken traffic light, the human passenger, who is seated in the driver's seat, never appears to reach for the steering wheel. Drive.
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Khloé Kardashian shared an adorable new photo of her 4-month-old baby girl riding in the driver's seat of a mini Bentley vehicle, that was gifted to her by Kimora Lee Simmons.
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Maybe—and stick with me here—this thirtysomething with some $80 billion could give someone else a try in the driver's seat and totally throw himself into making those Gates-style charity plans.
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" Aunt Kylie Jenner followed her mom's lead by sharing a snap of a super-smiley North hanging out in the driver's seat of a car, captioning it, "Happy birthday to this cutie 💜.
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Creative destruction tells us the displaced trucker who's spent his or her life in the driver's seat of an 18-wheeler will become a "trucker" who operates an 18-wheeler using a touchscreen.
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Meanwhile, Alphabet has announced that its Waymo cars will start giving people rides without a human in the driver's seat (though there will be an operator somewhere in the car) in Phoenix, Arizona.
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August 15, 2015 A Suburb of Tehran The figure in the driver's seat coughed lightly several times as a cloud of sand swirled in through the crack between the window and the door.
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"It's important that kids are able to explore what they love in the app, while we also continue to put parents in the driver's seat to choose what is right for their family."
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With all of these tools, purchasers are in the driver's seat and have a clear say in all aspects of the management of their pharmacy benefit, including formulary and other plan design decisions.
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What remains is the fact that George Miller's tour de force was able to break through during a splintered awards season in which no single film was ever truly in the driver's seat.
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There were definitely times throughout the documentary where I felt — especially with the marriage one — vulnerable and exposed and not in the driver's seat as much as I was with my old show.
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There are zero actual pandas, but the rapper does hop into a white BMW X6 (the song's namesake, as the car resembles the black and white bear) with West in the driver's seat.
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"I have a strong feeling that this will work out and that OPEC will be in the driver's seat," Saudi oil minister Zaki Yamani told a news conference after the March 22016 meeting.
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FBI Director James Comey is now firmly in the driver's seat of the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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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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In that video, in which Mr. Castile is seen bleeding profusely in the driver's seat, Ms. Reynolds tells the officer that her boyfriend had been reaching for his identification when he was shot.
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The effort reflects just how close many believe the emerging technology is to becoming a practical reality for the masses -- and policymakers want to make sure they are firmly in the driver's seat.
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The effort reflects just how close many believe the emerging technology is to becoming a practical reality for the masses — and policymakers want to make sure they are firmly in the driver's seat.
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This will rightly put the representatives of the American people in the driver's seat of our international agenda and serve as a symbolic push back against Trump's unilateral dismissing allies and embracing dictators.
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Meanwhile, the man who had accompanied Sanders to Burger King, identified as Zachary Frey, 26, was found passed out in the driver's seat of a running car outside the restaurant, FOX8 Cleveland reported.
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If you were ready for the group to move on as a team and work towards a common goal again, with Rick sitting firmly in the driver's seat, then you probably loved it.
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The demo wasn't on city streets, as were others like the Delphi ride, but it was impressive in a different way; mostly because no human sat in the driver's seat of Nvidia's cars.
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You feel like you're right in the driver's seat with Miles as he tries to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966, and it often makes for a heart-racing watch.
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Whichever team wins this game will be in the driver's seat in the N.F.C. North, and with the Bears hosting what should be a cold night game in Chicago, they have the advantage.
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"We are moving from a system where people are left in the dark to a system where patients are put in the driver's seat," Mr. Azar said in a conference call with reporters.
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Chamberlain highlights that given today's economy and the low unemployment rate in the U.S., job seekers — especially in the software industry— are in the driver's seat, as they are attractive to prospective employers.
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"Broader developed market (DM) sentiment remained uninspiring, with weak current momentum and unfading trade uncertainty in the driver's seat," Barclays Vice President of macro research Iaroslav Shelepko said in an accompanying note Wednesday.
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By the time anyone called 230, Michael Ledeatte was bleeding to death in the driver's seat of a stolen Lexus parked on a dark loading dock behind a grocery store in the Bronx.
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But it is the first time Musk was seen in the driver's seat, which was enough to spark TMZ and the Daily Mail into licensing the paparazzi footage that has since gone viral.
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The Uber vehicle, which had a person in the driver's seat but was in self-driving mode, was not at fault in the accident, according to Josie Montenegro, a Tempe Police Department spokeswoman.
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Walter Huang was in the driver's seat of the Model X SUV, wearing his seatbelt at the time of the March 23, 2018, crash in Silicon Valley, According to the National Transportation Safety Board.
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How it works: Safety drivers typically work in pairs, one in the driver's seat monitoring the environment and the other riding shotgun with a laptop, monitoring the car's computing system and annotating the drive.
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A live streamed death "Stay with me," says Castile's girlfriend Diamond Reynolds, as she turns the phone streaming live to Facebook to her boyfriend slumped in the driver's seat with a blood splattered chest.
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Jessie may not have won any Emmys, but the series is another example of why the industry should be more willing to place women in the driver's seat of our TV shows and films.
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Dressed in a black bodysuit and a pair of Majorelle Flare jeans in Starlite by McGuire, the birthday girl looked happy before slipping into her car, where Fujikawa was waiting in the driver's seat.
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And by the end of 2020, he added, it will be so capable, you'll be able to snooze in the driver's seat while it takes you from your parking lot to wherever you're going.
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But then I pulled back as I imagined putting my own safety or that of my family into the hands of Uber's early-stage AI technology, even with a human in the driver's seat.
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The spectator can click on a car, and suddenly he or she is sitting in the car, in the driver's seat, going around the simulated track, in the actual race position of the car.
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Still, Mr. Gantz, a centrist from the new Blue and White party who is aligned with the much smaller left, is in the driver's seat for now, even if the road ahead looks treacherous.
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Imagine their calling for him to run as an independent, to stand for them and against an establishment that has been in the driver's seat far too long and does not represent their interests.
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Some see Trump as a potential agent of positive change and renewal, the majority regard him as a comical but scary figure who has no place being in the driver's seat of the presidency.
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Russia's intervention in the 6900 presidential election yielded an unexpected result for officials at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS): it has put them in the driver's seat for protecting future elections from cyberattacks.
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He's slumped in the driver's seat, blood soaking his white T-shirt, a police officer pointing a gun through the car window, as Ms. Reynolds's 4-year-old daughter sits in the back seat.
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NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Despite a rally on Monday, bears are still in the driver's seat of the U.S. crude oil market, options data showed, leaving the market vulnerable to another leg down.
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As transit in China and the rest of the world increasingly becomes multi-modal, who owns the gateway to figuring out the best method and paying for it is increasingly in the driver's seat:
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"VIDGO is putting 100 percent of its resources toward a best-in-class video stream solution that truly puts the customer in the driver's seat," Shane Cannon, Chief Marketing Officer for VIDGO, told Motherboard.
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During our own reporter's test ride, a safety engineer in the driver's seat took control of the car several times — to avoid speeders or when a truck suddenly backed out in front of them.
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They know that because we're told he was trapped in the driver's seat in such a way that the firefighters had to literally cut the wreckage around him to extricate him from the vehicle.
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The state's Department of Motor Vehicles said Monday that it was eliminating a requirement for autonomous vehicles to have a person in the driver's seat to take over in the event of an emergency.
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Quentin Tarantino's epic samurai revenge saga puts a heroine in the driver's seat, giving "the suffering an emotional core that a masculine protagonist wouldn't provide," Elvis Mitchell wrote in his New York Times review.
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This move recognizes the importance of this land to those who live closest to it and puts them in the driver's seat to make decisions on how to protect and preserve this beautiful area.
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"Interestingly enough, this is a common dream when we are 'coming of age,' when we are desperately wanting to or are naturally learning to 'get in the driver's seat' of life," she tells Refinery29.
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Philadelphia's playoff stock isn't as rock solid, due to a Week 7 loss to Dallas, but a win would put them in the driver's seat for the postseason spot guaranteed to the division winners.
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This is concerning ... Steelers star JuJu Smith-Schuster posted video appearing to show him in the driver's seat of a BMW, hitting 104 MPH ... less than 2 weeks after suffering a severe head injury.
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By then, the person in the driver's seat will be able to watch a movie while the car navigates the morning commute, he said — but only if people are comfortable letting go of control.
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It's believed that Penny was murdered around 10:30 AM. She'd been seen motionless in the driver's seat of her car, parked at the gym, at 113 AM. A passerby had presumed she'd been sleeping.
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If only we humans could share with each other the way these robot cars do — distributing an aggregate level of knowledge the moment a teenager sits down in the driver's seat for the first time.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Monday called on Congress to repeal budget caps on defense that he said are causing confusion in Washington and get back in the "driver's seat" of making annual spending decisions.
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He's sitting in the driver's seat, while, in a garage miles away, Shukman controls the Lincoln from the kind of setup you'd find in the bedroom of a too-serious fan of racing video games.
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The next time you get in the driver's seat try to notice the feeling of your hands on the steering wheel and the pressure on the bottom of your foot as it touches the gas.
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One brokerage house is predicting a third or more of American oil producers and those heavily invested in fracking will go bankrupt, and soon Saudi Arabia and OPEC will be back in the driver's seat.
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Nas, a Grammy award winner whose single "Money Over Bullshit" came out in 2006, also did a promotional video in which he wore a proton pack and sat in the driver's seat of Ecto-1.
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The test uses a dummy representing an adult male in the driver's seat, along with a "small-size adult female" riding shotgun, and both are evaluated for damage to the head, neck, chest, and femur.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish police said on Saturday they were examining a device found in the driver's seat of the truck used in the attack in Stockholm which killed four and injured more than a dozen.
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It's not worth it #justdrive For what it's worth, NHTSA is right: countless studies have linked texting in the driver's seat with higher accident rates, and Werner Herzog himself has made a film about it.
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Sanders' boyfriend, 26-year-old Zachary Frey, was allegedly found passed out in the Burger King parking lot sitting in the driver's seat of a purple Saturn Ion that was still running, the publication reported.
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Last weekend, a 49-year-old woman was struck and killed by an autonomous Uber—which had an operator in the driver's seat—while she was walking a bike across a road in Tempe, Arizona.
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Energy markets are going to be "in the driver's seat" for the rest of the year after metals and other commodities led the rally in the first two months of the third quarter, Morse said.
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The FCC's proposal will not only save consumers money, it will unleash innovative features and services that will put consumers in the driver's seat when it comes to how they watch their favorite video programming.
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Even worse, Apple's close relationship with record labels puts Apple in the driver's seat, just as with e-books, to "orchestrate a conspiracy among the publishers to raise prices," as the court of appeals held.
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"Carly," she says, turning away from the sight of his face caught there in the window as if Carly were an actual person sitting in the driver's seat, when, of course, there's no one there.
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Now, leaning back in the driver's seat, his hand quickening, he saw the net-caught look that had glittered in Lindsay's eyes when she'd turned around and noticed him behind her in the parking lot.
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While presumptive league MVP Peyton Manning and Co. were in the driver's seat for Super Bowl 50, with many predicting Denver would steam roll the Panthers' inferior offense, things are not looking so great now.
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Typically, self-driving cars have an engineer or some such person sitting in the driver's seat with hands hovering above the wheel, ready to take over at a moment's notice in case something goes wrong.
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Putting a female in the driver's seat works wonders, too, for the great comic duet "Barcelona," which presents our sexually rapacious heroine with a sweet, smiling flight attendant, Andy, as dim as he is hunky.
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Videos taken at the scene on Monday and shared on social media showed the rapper's slumped body in the driver's seat of a black BMW sports car as a bystander attempted to take his pulse.
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I'm sitting in the driver's seat of a brand new 2018 Cadillac CT6, the most expensive (about $83,230 maxed out) and futuristic car the company makes, and one I frankly don't deserve to be driving.
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But what happens if those screens should change depending on whether the user is in the driver's seat or passenger seat, or whether the car is traveling at high-speed and safety is a concern?
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That's up a notch from the 3.1 million who walked out a year ago – an argument for the side that says low unemployment is a factor, since job candidates are now in the driver's seat.
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The all-stock deal, which values Sprint at $26.5 billion or $6.62 a share, a premium of less than 53 percent over Friday's close, puts T-Mobile US owner Deutsche Telekom in the driver's seat.
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Officers were responding to a call for a suspicious vehicle parked alongside a road in Natchez, MS. Police say they found Casey passed out in the driver's seat and transported him to a local hospital.
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Levandowski claimed to be sitting in the driver's seat for the entire 3,099-mile journey, but he says he did not touch the steering wheels or pedals, aside from planned stops to rest and refuel.
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It's scary, and they might swipe right on profiles we wouldn't ordinarily look twice at, but sometimes letting a friend take the wheel can yield better results than when we're the ones in the driver's seat.
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Two episodes will be released each week, and they feature famous guests like John Legend, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Seth MacFarlane in the driver's seat, and Alicia Keys, Jessica Alba, and John Cena in the hot seat.
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The graphic video taken by the victim's girlfriend and broadcast on her Facebook page shows Philando Castile covered in blood in the driver's seat of a car as the officer points a gun into the vehicle.
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Curiosity is a fundamental human trait; 'The Curiosity of Jeff Goldblum' puts me in the driver's seat, guiding viewers on a mind-blowing adventure where we break down the unexpectedly complex science behind seemingly basic things.
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While it had a safety driver in the driver's seat (as all its self-driving cars do), there were no passengers in the back, and no serious injuries to anyone in either car, according to Uber.
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A half-hour later, still sweating from racing the last five blocks on foot, with patients piling up in the waiting room, I became the one in the driver's seat, with the mission and overriding agenda.
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We're told Luken -- who played the dirty blonde jock Bobby 'Boom Boom' Surette on the hit show and has tons of other TV credits to his name -- was in the driver's seat and reeked of booze.
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Fran's Advice: What's promising about your situation is that you're in the driver's seat — you're not working in a toxic environment, and it sounds like you love your colleagues and have the chance for upward mobility.
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The bigger the disconnect between what Trump is saying and what his administration is doing, the harder it is to believe that he's really the one in the driver's seat when it comes to immigration policy.
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As long as someone is in the driver's seat during an automated driving test and has his or her hands close to the wheel at all times, no special permit is needed to conduct self-driving tests.
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When it comes to retirement, Americans need to be in the driver's seat and fully engaged, Wende Rhodes, vice president of branches at TD Ameritrade, tells CNBC Make It. "We can't afford to be passengers," she says.
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We'll get hyped for any beauty sale when it comes our way, but very rarely do we get the chance to be in the driver's seat when it comes to choosing what we get a discount on.
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This is still not full autonomy; automotive standards organization SAE classifies fully autonomous driving as Level 5, meaning the car can drive itself under all conditions, requiring no assistance from the person sitting in the driver's seat.
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" He argued that Matthew and Amanda "made a poor choice together," and that they were both in the driver's seat at the time of the crash, adding, "I didn't like that Matt took the brunt of it.
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By way of example, Woodward likened explaining the results seen at NASA purely in terms of microwave pressure to arguing that you can accelerate a car by getting in the driver's seat and pushing on the windshield.
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Military contractors say that self-driving technology has now advanced to the point where a human soldier could sit in the driver's seat in the last vehicle in a truck convoy, safely controlling a series of vehicles.
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While Waymo has given totally driverless rides to people as part of the private "Early Rider" program, for these more public rides, a Waymo employee will be in the driver's seat ready to take over if needed.
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At the crucial point of his turn in the driver's seat, Bard had Giancarlo Stanton, the team leader in home runs and the winner of last year's National League Most Valuable Player Award, available on his bench.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has pulled out a slim victory in Texas, networks projected early Wednesday morning, completing a sweep of the Deep South that puts him in the driver's seat for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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London (CNN)North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is "in the driver's seat at the moment," Wendy Sherman the former chief US nuclear negotiator with Iran who also advised President Bill Clinton on North Korea told CNN.
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Another video shows a vehicle operator in the driver's seat, who had been looking down for most of the car's trip while monitoring the autonomous vehicle, look up just before the crash on the four-lane highway.
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Executives from Uber and Ola met at least twice over the past 12 months and, among other things, Uber brought up a potential merger between the two companies with Uber in the driver's seat, sources have told Reuters.
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"I am among the majority in this country that believes our nation can afford survival and I want the Congress back in the driver's seat of budget decisions, not in the spectator's seat of automatic cuts," he said.
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If FBN can convince this much broader base of potential customers that it puts farmers back in the driver's seat — as well moves them closer to food consumers — it becomes very well-positioned to capture a huge market.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at photos of the Grease star in all his racing gear glory — including a shot of him in the driver's seat, as well as the film's leading lady, music icon Shania Twain.
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But as it turns out, it was a harbinger of the future, a clear and present sign Microsoft wanted to be a media company, with gaming taking a seat at the table—no longer in the driver's seat.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House on Wednesday unanimously approved a sweeping proposal to speed the deployment of self-driving cars without human controls by putting federal regulators in the driver's seat and barring states from blocking autonomous vehicles.
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Guns in America: The Impact and Business of Guns A Putnam County Sheriff's deputy was on patrol when he noticed a truck stopped partially in the travel lanes and a woman in the driver's seat motioning for help.
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According to a report from Bloomberg, the test fleet will consist of modified Volvo XC90 SUVs, with each car supervised by a human in the driver's seat (a legal requirement) as well as a co-pilot taking notes.
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"From collections of channels from trusted partners to enabling parents to select each video and channel themselves, we're putting parents in the driver's seat like never before," James Beser, product director at YouTube Kids, said in a statement.
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Right where we should be, back in the driver's seat, in a position where we can engage with Iran and other world leaders to do what we should have done the first time: End Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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It became a referendum on who is in the driver's seat (pun intended) when it comes to the public weal: new-economy powerhouses out to "disrupt" society for fun and profit, or the people they're seeking to disrupt.
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Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica white minivans will go driver-free initially around its Mountain View headquarters and neighboring Sunnyvale, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Palo Alto; Waymo employees will still be aboard, just not in the driver's seat.
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Not having him in the driver's seat will put Tesla at risk of losing its momentum as a disruptive innovator and succumbing to pressure to generate short-term cashflow instead of staying true to its long-term vision.
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And the Trump administration itself has been holding closed-door meetings with county advocates of land seizure in an effort to weaken federal environmental regulations and put county governments in the driver's seat of federal land-use decisions.
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Donors must be in the "driver's seat" now that Assad has all but won the war and millions of Syrian refugees consider returning to their homeland where one-third of the infrastructure has been destroyed, the report said.
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It's going to take months — possibly years — of sweating these details before Waymo will be able to take the final step of sending the car out on its own, without a Waymo backup driver in the driver's seat.
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"If Biden loses South Carolina, it probably means his edge with [African American voters] has dissipated, meaning that the person who caused that support to dissipate likely would be in the driver's seat," says University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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A slick name for the service and a video showing all you can do with a computer in the driver's seat gloss over an inconvenient detail: From a service standpoint, this is almost exactly what it was offering before.
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Building its own studio in partnership with NBC puts it more in the driver's seat, instead of leaning as heavily on partners, though the team-up means it'll be working with people with more experience in this new realm.
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The end of the Trans Pacific Partnership trade pact has left China very much in the driver's seat across much of Asia, and South Korea clinging to one reed still left to its prosperity — the trade pact with America.
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Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliot's former live-in girlfriend told police that Elliot had attacked her while she sat in the driver's seat of her parked car, according to TMZ, who say they have obtained a police report.
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The win put the Buckeyes (8-2, 6-1 Big Ten) in the driver's seat for the Big Ten East Division title and a berth in the Big Ten Championship Game next month with two regular-season games remaining.
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This week, states begin submitting their implementation plans for the Every Student Succeeds Act and they find themselves in the driver's seat to ensure that the public has access to clear and accurate information about schools in their community.
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The female accuser filed a report with the Columbus PD in Ohio Friday morning ... saying she was assaulted by Elliott -- who she claims is her former live-in boyfriend -- while sitting in the driver's seat of her parked vehicle.
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Last week, California announced an expedited timeline to change its rules to allow cars to drive without any human supervision by 2018; the current rules permit some driverless cars, but only with a supervising person in the driver's seat.
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"They were in the driver's seat for the first two years, and what did they get done from a labor perspective?" said Chris Laursen, the president of a United Automobile Workers local in Ottumwa, Iowa, with nearly 600 members.
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Again, the Iowa caucus is next week How many Americans are waking up from an impeachment myopia this week to the realization that Bernie Sanders, the Democratic Socialist from Vermont, is in the driver's seat in the Democratic primary?
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Anyway, Evelyn had always been vague and shy, thin and awkwardly elegant, with a muffled irony—you couldn't imagine her in caked boots in the muck or castrating lambs or perched high in the driver's seat of a tractor.
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Out Friday, Whiskey Myers' self-titled fifth studio album has band members Cannon, Jeffers and Tate along with Jeff Hogg, Jamey Gleaves and Tony Kent completely in the driver's seat as they serve as producers for the first time.
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Once it arrives, you take a seat in the back and make use of the car's rear seat entertainment system while the car whisks you away (and indeed, in the highly controlled demo, there is nobody in the driver's seat).
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"At that meeting representatives from Otto stated the truck technology used in California is the type of advanced driver assistance systems that cannot drive the vehicle without a person in the driver's seat actively monitoring the vehicle," the DMV spokesperson said.
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But without a clear long-term strategy driving those actions, his current national security adviser, John Bolton, and other Iran hawks in the administration have found themselves in the driver's seat, pushing the US and Iran closer to a breaking point.
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While six of the cars are stunt cars, Craig explained how two are "pod cars," built so an actor can sit in the driver's seat while stunt driver actually does the work while sitting in a "pod" above the car.
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Bumble, an app like Tinder but where women are in the driver's seat, also launched a time-saving feature as part of its premium tier, letting you see at the top of your feed people who have already liked you.
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Thomas' jumper with 7:18 on the clock in the first quarter put the Celtics ahead 943-9, but back-to-back buckets from Drummond put the Pistons in the driver's seat until the 7:27 mark of the fourth quarter.
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World Relief is one of the nine officially sanctioned organizations that resettle refugees in the US. And it has been in the driver's seat of a push to rally evangelicals to challenge Trump's ban on moral, practical, and biblical grounds.
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But industry insiders say that the move is mostly about optics, and could actually increase Facebook's control over the data that advertisers rely on to target customers, putting Facebook more firmly in the driver's seat in its relationship with advertisers.
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Moore greeted well-wishers as he exited the church following his remarks before hopping in the driver's seat of his car, with his wife in the passenger's seat and a shirt in a dry cleaning bag hanging in the back.
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While there's no one in the driver's seat in this video, we did have one of our trained safety drivers in the passenger's seat (acting as a 'chaperone' with the ability to manually take over control from that position if necessary).
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The belief amongst the various other players, is that Amazon is in the driver's seat for this bid, possibly because they delivered a $600 million cloud contract for the government in 2013, standing up a private cloud for the CIA.
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In the long run, there won't be someone sitting in the driver's seat, but there will be lots of other jobs supporting cars — things like maintaining, repairing, and cleaning the vehicles, handling customer service calls, keeping maps updated, and so forth.
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The SUV is prowling the streets of Mountain View, California, but it's only after lead engineer Dmitri Dolgov flings his hands into the air that I realize he may be in the driver's seat, but the computer is in control.
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I think the key to the first few episodes of the season so far is that the constraints of telling the story on Earth have effectively put Michael (and Janet, to a lesser extent) in the driver's seat of the show.
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You believe the car can see you and does not plan to run you down, but you can't catch the eye of a driver, since whoever is sitting in the driver's seat is not actually in control — or paying attention.
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And while former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was caught on video arguing with his Uber driver, Lyft President John Zimmer regularly gets in the driver's seat as a Lyft driver to connect with his passengers and attends driver meet-ups.
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More than eight years after it began, Waymo, the company spun out of Google X's self-driving car project, believes its technology is ready to take to public roads as a fully self-driving car — without anyone in the driver's seat.
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During Monday's demonstrations, while Ford engineers sat in the driver's seat with hands off the steering wheel and feet off the pedals, the cars piloted themselves over a short, 10-minute loop, stopping when necessary for pedestrians, stop lights and intersections.
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THE MAD ONES A young woman sits in the driver's seat of her car and tries to decide which way her future lies in this new musical by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk, directed by Stephen Brackett ("The Lightning Thief").
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Testing of self-driving cars is already underway for vehicles that have a human driver ready to take over if something goes wrong, but states are starting to allow companies to test cars without a person in the driver's seat.
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When I shuffled into a self-driving Uber earlier this week, the first thing I noticed is that it was technically not self-driving; there was a test "vehicle operator" sitting in the driver's seat, and someone in the passenger seat.
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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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"America's beverage companies believe there's a better way to help reduce the amount of sugar consumers get from beverages and it includes putting parents in the driver's seat to decide what's best for their children," he said in a statement.
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The key to preventing the Syrian civil war from splintering into an even more chaotic and deadly phase will be Russia, whose September 2015 military intervention gave it control of Syrian airspace and placed it politically in the driver's seat.
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Named Max, the dog accidentally put his owner's parked car into reverse last Thursday, and spent the next hour in the driver's seat as the vehicle went in circles, according to a statement released by the Port St. Lucie Police Department.
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Bernie Sanders appears to be in the driver's seat now, and the only question for Democrats is whether he will benefit from the same condition of protracted fragmentation within his party that helped Donald Trump win the 2016 GOP primary.
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Despite a strong financial pressure campaign, including new US sanctions announced last week, North Korea will continue to try to keep momentum in Pyongyang by encouraging South Korea and other countries to work with North Korea in the driver's seat.
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"The ability to communicate 'no' really reflects that you are in the driver's seat of your own life," said Vanessa M. Patrick, an associate professor of marketing at the C. T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston.
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The combination of softening sales and dealers' annual Labor Day sales to make room for next year's models is expected to put consumers in the driver's seat when it comes to snagging good buys on a various makes and models.
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At the end of April, Bay Area-based Starsky Robotics showed a test drive in Florida with remote driver Jas Bagri teleoperating a truck while safety driver Luis Velez sat in the driver's seat without actually driving for the 20 minutes of testing.
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Indeed, it moved him to press even more urgently for the creation of a pan-European military force, which Trump sees as anathema to his view of an American-controlled NATO -- since the United States would no longer be in the driver's seat.
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The idea behind these public demonstrations was to prove that Uber's self-driving vehicles were capable of handling dense urban environments, in anticipation of one day being capable of operating without a steering wheel, pedals, or even a human in the driver's seat.
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Stenberg was filming a key scene for The Hate U Give alongside Kian Lawley, who was playing her character's boyfriend, Chris, and sat next to her in the driver's seat, his hand on the steering wheel as she looked down at a cellphone.
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"Being a competitor helped him recoverer and get back in the driver's seat just four months after flatlining on the table," says Burgess, who adds that the audience will hear more about her partner's accident if they make it through to next week.
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Through their fleet management software the team is taking their experience monitoring and managing fleets of delivery, campus, and non-medical emergency vehicles and translating that into a system where one day no one's in the driver's seat noticing a low battery warning.
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"This is the first time in a while where there's been an official undertaking where our concerns resonated with the folks in the driver's seat," said Rich Foster, senior counsel for regulatory and legal affairs at the Financial Services Roundtable, a trade group.
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"Being a competitor helped him recover and get back in the driver's seat just four months after flatlining on the table," says Burgess, who adds that the audience will hear more about her partner's accident if they make it through to next week.
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However, Stielike did not see the travel hiccup having any negative impact on his side, who must win on June 12 to stay in the driver's seat for one of Group A's two automatic berths at the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia.
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A 12-year-old girl behind the wheel of a Ford Explorer SUV struck and killed a man and his dog, and the father who put her in the driver's seat has been charged in connection with the man's death, PEOPLE confirms.
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She understands that states and local communities are in the driver's seat but she will use the platform to play a supportive role, encouraging states to reach higher and do more to create a fertile environment for all students to achieve and thrive.
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In a report prepared for the California Department of Motor Vehicles, Google said there have been 272 situations where the Google car disengaged from autonomous-drive mode and immediately turned over control of the car to the employee in the driver's seat.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted the demonstration, which shows off a passenger sitting in the driver's seat (who was required to be there by law) as the car navigated to its destination traffic, stop lights, and other road conditions before it parks itself.
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"Unfortunately, there are varying degrees of recognition in the tech community that when you're building an app or a smartphone, or contemplating usage, there's a strong possibility that someone could be trying to use that in the driver's seat," Mr. Foxx said.
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She was born and raised in the Bay Area and then moved to LA, where she first garnered social media fame in 2017 for her car raps: short, candid clips of her casually rapping over a hip-hop instrumental in the driver's seat.
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Held in check for a game and a half, the Astros secured a frantic 7-6 extra-innings victory over the Dodgers that put them in the driver's seat heading back to Houston with the best-of-seven series tied 1-1.
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If you haven't seen it, it features the man's girlfriend Diamond Reynolds sitting in the passenger seat of their car describing how her boyfriend, who's bleeding to death in the driver's seat, got shot five times by St. Anthony police officer Jeronimo Yanez.
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Japanese steel and engineering companies are in the driver's seat to bag major supply contracts for a $17 billion Indian bullet train, several sources said, undermining a key component of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policy - a push to 'Make in India'.
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That's why I was excited when McLaren announced the upcoming McLaren GT. It offered the possibility of spending more time in the driver's seat of a McLaren, and possibly even taking an overnight trip, thanks to the addition of extra luggage space.
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Lindelof says that though he's obviously emotionally attached to the show and its characters, the story of this dystopian world isn't just his to tell — another person could very well come into the picture and get in the driver's seat next season.
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By putting industry in the driver's seat, policymakers can ensure that job seekers will get exactly the training that's required for success on the job and meet market demands related to emerging technologies and innovation driving growth and efficiency in the construction economy.
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And though the Cybertruck was running what Tesla said is the next-generation version of its in-car software on a landscape-oriented, 17-inch touchscreen, the Tesla employee in the driver's seat only tapped through a few settings during the ride.
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Many of these increases are a reflection of states and companies raising the minimum wage, but Glassdoor chief economist Andrew Chamberlain says that this solid pay growth is also "a sign of today's strong labor market," in which job-seekers are in the driver's seat.
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No matter how you slice it, LSU has slipped a bit from the national elite merry-go-round, which is one big reason why Les Miles was fired and Orgeron landed in the driver's seat in 2016 — coincidentally, right after a controversial loss at Auburn.
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"In today's tight labor market, job seekers are in the driver's seat when it comes to deciding where to work and they want to know the inner workings of a company before accepting a new job," Andrew Chamberlain, Glassdoor chief economist, said in a statement.
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The $300 million project, funded by the two companies, is the most aggressive implementation of autonomous driving ever (even when you take into account the fact that a person will still be sitting in the driver's seat, ready to take over if the computer fails).
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Bhavesh Patel was on the busy M1 highway in his Tesla S 60 when a passenger in a nearby vehicle was shocked to find there was no one in the driver's seat of his car, according to a police report from the Hertfordshire Constabulary.
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It lets you place a digital version of a life-sized BMW i3 or i8 car in a space, and then you can literally enter the car and look around the interior as if you're actually in the driver's seat and behind the wheel.
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The test flight — SpaceX honcho Musk had set expectations of success at 2300/2300 earlier — aimed to set a red Tesla Roadster sports car, equipped with an astronaut-suited dummy nicknamed "Starman" in the driver's seat, on a trajectory to the orbit of Mars.
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Randy Russell was seated in the driver's seat of an old pickup truck parked in front of his new RV at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds in Chico, where many people fleeing the fire ended up after the Red Cross made it a shelter location.
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That means there won't have to be a person sitting in the driver's seat, waiting to take over, and that the car's computer system will complete all parts of the driving task — though for now, only in some of the company's cars in Phoenix, Ariz.
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Audi uses the HTC Vive's tracking to precisely orient you in the space of a small room fitted with a bench — so precisely, actually, that I was asked to slide a couple inches to the right so that I'd be exactly in the driver's seat.
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Even though it's a small four-door and the market is moving away from this type of vehicle to embrace crossover and SUVs, there isn't anybody who's going to sit in the driver's seat of this car and not want it, if only briefly.
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Still, the results put Mr. Rajoy back in the driver's seat, either to try to form a right-wing coalition or to pressure the Socialists into a broader coalition that could help preserve the dominance of Spain's establishment parties, which Podemos would like to uproot.
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If Democrats win the House in November, 35 women are poised to lead committees and subcommittees in the next Congress — an historically high figure that would put female lawmakers in the driver's seat for some of the most pressing issues facing Congress and the country.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE's tenure was arguably defined by the cases he didn't bring, Lynch has shown that once she got in the driver's seat, it would be a shame not to press the pedal to the metal.
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We have traced them back to the oil and gas companies that extract and market the coal, so we think they have some responsibility for mitigating and transforming the carbon economy, because they're in the driver's seat about which resources are extracted and marketed.
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Frugal Traveler We were chugging along up State Highway 21.40: Robyn Goulevitch was in the driver's seat, I was in the passenger seat (which is on the left in New Zealand, remember), and a sweet but very impatient dog named Tobi was in the back.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE (I-Vt.) was in the driver's seat, but he faltered on Super Tuesday, and now Biden is back on top.
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China believes it is now "in the driver's seat with regard to cross-strait relations, if not indeed regional foreign policy," Patrick M. Cronin, an expert on Asia-Pacific security at the Washington-based Center for a New American Security, said in an email.
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Nor have they commented on news reports, citing anonymous sources, that said Officer Noor was sitting in the passenger seat of a patrol car when he fired, shooting across his partner in the driver's seat and hitting Ms. Damond, who stood outside the car.
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Their outright refusal to play by the music industry's rules in the mid 90s hurt the band dramatically, in part because they were less visible, but also because it put Vedder in the driver's seat, usurping power from Gossard and Ament and sowing discord internally.
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Even her political adversaries noted her work, with Senator Edward Markey, a Democrat from Massachusetts, thanking her "for her service," though Markey's statement also noted that "truly dealing with the North Korean nuclear threat" required America to be in the driver's seat, implying that Haley was not.
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Mr. Moon, a progressive leader who says he likes to see South Korea "in the driver's seat" in pushing the peace effort forward, is trying to broker a successful summit meeting between Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump, which is expected in late May or early June.
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If her early single "Hillside Boys" was a carefree ode to being a passenger in some dude's Range Rover in the Hollywood Hills, "Broken" finds Petras in the driver's seat, getting over a man as she's "lookin' lavish, dipped in carats" she's earned on her own.
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So, now there's an intelligence layer that, according to Dragon Drive Senior Product Manager Lior Ben-Gigi, who was in the driver's seat next to me, uses not only what people say, but also the context available in previous actions, speech, car metrics, and even intention.
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The conclusions such cars reach in real situations might well be very different from the decisions you or I might make if we were in the driver's seat, but with hindsight we might judge them to be much better, even if they initially seem alien to us.
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Under his thumb Despite the President and his team's denials regarding allegations that he tried to conceal the contents of his meetings with Putin, reporting indicating that he went to extraordinary measures to do just that will add to Putin's perception that he's in the driver's seat.
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Passenger Tia Coleman told reporters she thinks it was not cloudy when the boat went into the water The video does show that waves and winds picked up five minutes later after the captain had let four children sit in the driver's seat, according to the timeline.
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Curry's teams have won six of the nine games he has played in the finals over the last two seasons and, even with Wednesday's loss, the Warriors appear to be in the driver's seat for back-to-back titles with their two games to one lead.
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And if Democrats win the House in November, 35 women are poised to lead committees and subcommittees in the next Congress — a historically high figure that would put female lawmakers in the driver's seat for some of the most pressing issues facing Congress and the country.
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I was driving a Jaguar — my first time in the driver's seat of any vehicle from the luxury British car maker — and there wasn't much to hear save for the slight swish of the car moving along the road and the wheels turning against the pavement.
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When Green eventually found a therapist who specialized in DID, she would give each part a little bit of time in the driver's seat of her consciousness, which also meant doing things that a young version of herself would want to do, like watching Teletubbies or coloring.
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"With unplanned outages escalating, geopolitical risks rising, and U.S. shale production facing infrastructure bottlenecks, Saudi Arabia is once again back in the driver's seat exerting significant influence over the oil market in 2018," Croft, the global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, said Thursday.
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Later I look it up and learn it's actually George who wrote and recorded the song, a fact Mom once would have known without Google, but all she knows now is music and spring wind and her oldest child in the driver's seat singing it's all right.
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Uber will not be held criminally liable for the death of a woman who was hit by a self-driving test car in Arizona last year, although its safety driver — who was sitting in the driver's seat at the time of the accident — still could face charges.
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But the problem for some has been which woman the magazine decided to put in the driver's seat in an issue that "celebrates the women of the kingdom and their wide-reaching achievements," but makes no mention of the country's most recent crackdown on women's rights activists.
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"Such dramatic declines in borrowing costs put the Treasury in the driver's seat when it came to funding deficits," noted William Beach, Mercatus' vice president for policy research, in a recent essay, noting that the average interest rate on public debt was less than 2.5 percent.
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For now, the cars will also come with people in the driver's seat—they'll just be there to make sure nothing goes terribly, horribly wrong, and to take over in scenarios where Uber's self-driving tech isn't yet reliable, such as hen the car is crossing a bridge.
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Last week, when a couple of California Highway Patrol officers spotted a man apparently sleeping in the driver's seat of a Tesla Model S going 70 mph down Highway 101 in Palo Alto around 3:30 am, they moved behind the car and turned on their siren and lights.
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Check it out -- Austin even weighs in on who he thinks has an edge here among these titans of trivia, and it sounds like our boy, James, is in the driver's seat with his scattered approach in hunting for Daily Doubles ... and his go big or go home wagers.
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While a lot of focus was on how a vehicle with cameras and radar sensors could completely miss a human being on the road, less has been said about the failure of the most intricately programmed system in the vehicle — the brain of the human in the driver's seat.
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There still is a lot that needs to be done in the music industry, but in terms of our careers we are in the driver's seat more than ever because we speak up for ourselves, we stick together, and [we] make sure our opinions are treated as validly as any man's.
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On the afternoon of September 22017, 28, Stokes was sitting in the driver's seat of his girlfriend's Mercury, parked in front of a strip of brick row houses on South Carey Street, a little more than a mile and a half from Baltimore's Inner Harbor and its throngs of tourists.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The Dodgers refused to be pushed to the brink of World Series elimination on Saturday, beating Houston in Game Four to tie it up at 2-2, and LA ace Clayton Kershaw is looking forward to the challenge of trying to put his team back in the driver's seat.
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At the end of the day, saying that a woman can't win the election based on the singular time a woman came so close to the presidency ignores the fact that a whole different slew of female candidates — who don't have the same history — are in the driver's seat now.
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Since then, however, he has been arrested multiple times, including in 2013 after police found a crack pipe in his pocket and suspected crack rock in the driver's seat during a traffic stop, and in 2015 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and permitting an unlicensed person to drive.
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And these are where forces, which make up just about 3% of the United States military and about 43% of America's defense budget, are now in the driver's seat in counterterror and training missions that are growing in importance as the post-9/11 fight against extremism enters its 17th year.
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The bottom line is that despite the promise of becoming a participant in the storytelling process -- and the allure of wedding games and narrative fiction -- a well-told tale, watched passively, still trumps a so-so one that fosters the game-like illusion of putting the viewer in the driver's seat.
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Apparently seconds after Mr. Castile was shot, she began to broadcast the scene live on Facebook, pointing her phone in the direction of the police officer, whose gun was still drawn, and at Mr. Castile, who was in the driver's seat and wearing a seatbelt, his T-shirt soaked in blood.
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ANONYMOUS If your daughter's accidental pregnancy (along with her decisions to carry to term and raise the baby) were not enough to convince you that you are not in the driver's seat here, I'm not sure what more I can say to hit you over the head with the fact.
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In fact, the 7.1 update also dealt with fallout from a previous foray into self-driving technology: it introduced new constraints on the company's already-released Autosteer feature, which keeps the car in a lane as long as a human driver is in the driver's seat, ready to take over.
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Biden is in the driver's seat after a decisive win in Michigan and elsewhere Tuesday night, and it doesn't look like he's stopping anytime soon: After cleaning up in the South and the Midwest, Biden could all but clinch the nomination next week with big wins in Illinois, Ohio, and Florida.
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"Even though we were in the driver's seat, the negotiations were very interesting because I would sit down with people and we'd kind of scratch our heads a little bit because you didn't now where to start because it was totally new territory," Garrett O'Rourke, the manager of Juddmonte, said.
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"The consumer is always in the driver's seat when it comes to stoking the fires that run the engines of economic growth, but the million dollar question is what is going to happen down the road when the trade tariffs start to bite?" said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Trump's big win in a deeply religious southern state shows that his tough talk, penchant for controversy and hardline immigration views outweigh his past social liberalism with enough voters — and keep him in the driver's seat for the nomination, with a series of Deep South states set to vote in the coming weeks.
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The politics behind who's invited The decision as to who gets invited to join peace talks concerning the future of Syria had previously been that of the UN -- closely controlled by the US. But in the case of the talks due to take place in Astana, Russia is in the driver's seat.
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Last month, the board overseeing Puerto Rico's finances appeared to put itself in the driver's seat of grid repairs, giving itself the power to review most government contracts, and announcing plans to appoint retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Noel Zamot - already a member of that board - as an outside manager at PREPA.
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And so, along with the entire notion that robots can be safer drivers than humans, the crash casts doubt on a fundamental tenet of this nascent industry: that the best way to keep everyone safe in these early years is to have humans sitting in the driver's seat, ready to leap into action.
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If companies like Uber want to be in the driver's seat when it comes to the transportation experience, or Google wants to control how you get there with its maps, then Luxe may be the one who will own what you do with your car when you get to wherever you are going.
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With him firmly in the driver's seat and with the government's control of all the levers of power intact, the younger siblings are unlikely to achieve much even though they tried to inflict maximum reputational damage by striking at 2.30 in the morning, and at a time when the PM was on holiday.
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Her reaction to being plopped down in the driver's seat of a Tesla Model S that's equipped with the company's Autopilot software is, at the very least, the same sort of inner monologue that will run through each of our heads the first time we get to experience a car with autonomous capabilities.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE Jr. (D) still appears in the driver's seat in Pennsylvania, even as GOP Rep.
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President Donald Trump recently invited me to the White House to participate in the signing of his executive order that will push the health care industry to be much more transparent when it comes to actual pricing and quality, putting Americans in the driver's seat and significantly lowering the cost of health care.
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But here and on other family-operated farms, children as young as 5 grow up in the driver's seat of machines many times their size, doing work that is deeply embedded in rural traditions but that also contributes to injuring thousands of children and teenagers every year and killing an estimated 100 more.
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Which means that I was particularly well suited for life in NYC, a city where for eight years now I've very comfortably relied on walking, public transportation, taxis, (more recently) Lyft — and the fact that one of my close friends and frequent weekend-trip companions gets carsick if she isn't in the driver's seat.
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"I don't think that Khan will be in the driver's seat with regards to Pakistan's role or leadership in U.S.-Afghanistan peace talks." wrote Shamila Chaudhary, a senior fellow at New America, a think tank based in Washington, DC. The Pakistani military is involved in Pakistani foreign policy, and especially in the case of Afghanistan.
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A moment later, the MKZ pulls into traffic, responding not to the man in the driver's seat, but to Livingston, who's sitting in front of a bank of screens displaying feeds from the four cameras on the car's roof, working the kind of steering wheel and pedals serious players use for games like Forza Motorsport.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) is suddenly finding herself in the driver's seat when it comes to getting legislation through the Senate.
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Immediately after a Vietnamese tub-bound Zoe talks to Kevin in 2018, "Sometimes" flashes back to Jack and Rebecca's road trip to L.A. Although Jack explains earlier in the episode he doesn't cry — no, not even at the end of Old Yeller — he hears Rebecca sing and begins sobbing in the driver's seat of his car.
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In a company blog post, Waymo noted that "it's the first time that California has allowed tests on public roads of fully driverless cars ― that is, without a test driver sitting in the driver's seat," and elaborated that the permit includes day and night testing, on a variety of road types at speeds up to 65 mph.
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MICHAEL CHE, COLIN JOST OF &aposSNL&apos TO HOST EMMY AWARDS "NBC is thrilled to be the home of this year's Emmy Awards and with Colin and Michael in the driver's seat as hosts, along with surprise appearances by other cast members of Saturday Night Live ," Robert Greenblatt, chairman of NBC Entertainment, told Entertainment Tonight in April.
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"NBC is thrilled to be the home of this year's Emmy Awards and with Colin and Michael in the driver's seat as hosts, along with surprise appearances by other cast members of 'Saturday Night Live,' I think we are in for one of the funniest awards shows in a long time," said NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt.
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More than 40 of the documents, spanning hundreds of pages, dive into the particulars of the March 193, 2016 incident, in which the Uber testing vehicle, with 44-year-old Rafaela Vasquez in the driver's seat, killed a 49-year-old woman named Elaine Herzberg as she crossed a darkened road in the city of Tempe, Arizona.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 220006 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2202 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE, Cruz remains in the driver's seat in a new Gravis poll that has him up 2628 points in the Senate race.
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We have heads of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Food and Drug Administration, the Health and Human Services Department, the surgeon general, the Office of National Drug Control Policy and the Drug Enforcement Administration, yet no single capable individual has been designated to be in the driver's seat of a response to the opioid crisis.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Watching a race from the sidelines is never as fun as being in the driver's seat, and with that obvious wisdom in mind, Mattel has partnered with GoPro to create a new camera-compatible Hot Wheels car that lets kids and grownups experience what it's like to careen down those iconic orange plastic tracks.
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"NBC is thrilled to be the home of this year's Emmy Awards and with Colin and Michael in the driver's seat as hosts, along with surprise appearances by other cast members of Saturday Night Live, I think we are in for one of the funniest awards shows in a long time," said Robert Greenblatt, the chairman of NBC Entertainment, in statement.
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In addition to Alphabet's Waymo, companies like the Ford-backed Argo AI, the GM-owned Cruise Automation, Apple, Audi, Intel's Mobileye with BMW, MIT's nuTonomy, and Tesla, with its new self-driving trucks, are all working on eliminating humans in the driver's seat — and many, including the Department of Transportation, cite the 2020s as when we should expect them all over our roads.
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Brookfield's existing 20183 percent stake in GGP, a real estate investment trust, puts it in the driver's seat because it only has to pay 65 cents on the dollar to match other offers, said Alex Goldfarb, a managing director at Sandler O'Neill + Partners LP. Another offer would have to replace the board and management, which Brookfield does not need to do, he said.
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It's easy to imagine the rapper born Jonathan Kirk hiding out in this dusty paradise like Humphrey Bogart in High Sierra, but instead of a climactic police shootout we get DaBaby bouncing with joy in the driver's seat, looking at butts on his phone and using the blur function to suggest he's packing...well, much more than a baby would.
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While a lot of the focus so far on connected and autonomous cars has been on who will be in the driver's seat when it comes of operating systems, and how soon we might be to watertight self-driving systems (and how we will get there), network connectivity will be one of the obvious, if unsung, aspects that will need to be addressed.
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But if Mr. Moon has managed to put himself in the "driver's seat," as South Koreans like to say, of international efforts to defuse the crisis over North Korea's nuclear program, it is unclear if he has a specific deal in mind to resolve the standoff — and he will soon have to surrender control again to Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim.
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For example, when a computer controlling the car does not hit the brakes to avoid a collision, the person in the driver's seat — many automated cars on the road today still require someone to be there in case of an emergency — may also fail to intervene because the driver trusts the car too much to pay close attention to the road.
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In response to the policy statement, "America's beverage companies believe there's a better way to help reduce the amount of sugar consumers get from beverages and it includes putting parents in the driver's seat to decide what's best for their children," William Dermody, a spokesperson for the American Beverage Association, which represents the non-alcoholic beverage industry, said in a statement.
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Rep. Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.) was tapped Friday to chair a key technology subcommittee, putting her in the driver's seat on Republican efforts to pare back the controversial net neutrality rules.
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And while the police shooting may not be as as patently unnecessary as that of Alton Sterling, who was killed when already prone in a Louisiana parking lot, or Philando Castile, who was shot and killed in the driver's seat of his car a day later, the recording raises familiar questions about why cops essentially executed a man who seemed to pose little threat.
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"I think that these rules are an acknowledgment that the government — even though we've seen flare-ups of pushback against censorship — is saying, 'Look, we're still in the driver's seat here,' and I think online control of the narrative around the coronavirus is more important than ever," Samm Sacks, an expert on China's digital economy at New America, a Washington-based think tank, told VICE News.
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"I think that makes Atticus Finch all the more interesting and relevant to our own day, because we can see how Harper Lee was writing in this period of militant segregationist politics in the late 1950s, and trying to make sense of her father's heritage, her father's political conservatism, at a time when the reactionaries were in the driver's seat in Southern politics," Crespino says.
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For Grace Notes, a column that is supposed to capture the essence and eccentricities of New York, I have sat in the driver's seat of the Batmobile, banged on the door of the house where Walt Whitman lived when he wrote "Leaves of Grass," flipped through filing cabinets loaded with jokes that Joan Rivers left behind and visited the grave of the composer Sergei Rachmaninoff.
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The immediate aftermath of the second incident, in Minnesota, is captured in a roughly 10-minute video played on the Facebook page of a young Minnesota woman, Diamond Reynolds, as she responds with remarkable self-discipline to a frantic-sounding police officer who has just shot her boyfriend, Philando Castile, in the driver's seat of his car after a routine traffic stop to inspect a broken rear light.
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This week, the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced its new Medicare Part D (the prescription drug program for seniors) model based on the Trump administration's plan to lower costs for Medicare Part D. While the administration claims this is part of an effort to lower skyrocketing out-of-pocket drug prices, this latest proposal would actually put insurance companies in the driver's seat and limit choices for seniors.
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"Fresh computer science and engineering grads coming out of universities often want to stay close to where they were they were in school and that provides the labor market for employers," Chamberlain tells CNBC Make It. Chamberlain highlights that given today's economy and the low unemployment rate in the U.S., job seekers — especially in the software industry— are in the driver's seat, as they are attractive to prospective employers.
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As with previous years, the company is continuing to focus on new lines of products and technologies, and specifically how Intel can be a more central player within them as part of its mission to continue evolving its chip business — the logic being, if Intel can be in the driver's seat in how that new technology develops, it can leverage this for Intel's chips to play a central role in powering them.
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Harvard law professor Alan DershowitzAlan Morton DershowitzEpstein lawyer Dershowitz defends plea agreement Dershowitz: Author Michael Wolff fictionalized my dinner with Trump Dershowitz says he could 'enthusiastically' vote for Biden over Trump MORE argued in an interview aired Sunday that NFL team owners are in the driver's seat on the issue of racial injustice protests at league games, citing the power of the owners to shut down the protests without violating the players' rights.
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Like filming the HUD on the windshield two-handed using our cameraman Clint's Canon C100 from the driver's seat; folding my arms behind my head and closing my eyes to relax and enjoy the ride; or turning completely around in the driver's seat to face BMW's Jay Patel and have a conversation about the various things I can do in the car thanks to his company's Open Mobility Cloud now that I don't have to pay attention to the road.
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The power shift at once distinguishes Pelosi as the most potent Democrat in the country, puts her in the driver's seat of the Democrats' delicate effort to be a check on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his administration and makes her the face of the party heading into the crucial 220006 election cycle — at least until a Democratic presidential nominee emerges.
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