All of the pieces are compatible with existing Overdrive cars and tracks, though the fastest and furiousest experience requires the new free Anki Overdrive: Fast & Furious Edition app.
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So if our own hormones go into overdrive during sex, and if our partners' hormones potentially also affect our bodies, what happens when we send that combination into overdrive consistently?
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" —Cindy I. "Overdrive and Libby for ebooks and downloadable audiobooks!
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story took the series into overdrive.
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That was his big break, and kicked him into overdrive.
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I haven't played a game like this since Sunset Overdrive.
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Communities have gone into a somewhat safety "overdrive," he says.
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Sunset Overdrive pulls from the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater playbook.
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Overdrive is, according to Anki CEO Boris Sofman, a success.
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The company is also known for its Overdrive RC cars.
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Firing Mueller will, of course, kick Democrats into impeachment overdrive.
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It was beating insanely fast, like it was in overdrive.
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Our imprint Kaleidoscope it about to go into overdrive too.
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The mutation trashed the brakes, locking the cells in overdrive.
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And her campaign has worked in overdrive to woo delegates.
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Healthcare lobbying is about to shift into overdrive in Washington.
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My mind went into anticipatory overdrive: Did she want directions?
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Now Saudi foreign and security policy has gone into overdrive.
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The Thesaurus function for editors must have been on overdrive.
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But there were other times that I felt in overdrive.
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Photographing bushfires is exhausting because your body is in overdrive.
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In other words, Tesla's assembly lines are moving into overdrive.
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With her business in overdrive, life has become more complex.
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"The Clinton ground game is in overdrive," one Democrat said.
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But the Amazon news sent it into a noticeable overdrive.
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"Sunset Overdrive" bucks the trend of dark and gritty post-apocalyptic settings — instead of imagining the end of the world as being a terrible catastrophe, "Sunset Overdrive" shows a world that's ready to party.
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Semiconductor makers around the region have gone into overdrive in anticipation.
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"He did not, I mean he'll still in overdrive," Begala said.
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Alamo Drafthouse is about to put your '90s nostalgia into overdrive.
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Sunset Overdrive pulls more from the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater playbook.
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The lack of an instantaneous response sent my mind into overdrive.
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The cognitive era will put the on-demand experience into overdrive.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's teardown strategy is going into overdrive.
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Your nesting instincts go into overdrive as you strive for stability.
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Oh, let me wait for my mind to go into overdrive.
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The lobbying effort by Trump and GOP leaders is in overdrive.
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On trips she listens to audiobooks that we get through Overdrive.
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Then the Industrial Revolution happened, and human population went into overdrive.
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Canadian charm will probably go into overdrive sometime around late June.
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The New York Fed went into overdrive to address market conditions.
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The OverDrive app provides library access to audiobooks, as does Audible.
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Maya Killtron "Fired Up" Let's kick things into overdrive, shall we?
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But when Oprah blessed the book, the conversation kicked into overdrive.
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Xi's best month ever: "Anti-Corruption" about to kick into overdrive?
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John Wall, Washington's All-Star point guard, has gone into overdrive.
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Once Donald Trump took office, that media strategy went into overdrive.
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The explosion of dating sites "puts it on overdrive," Strohman explains.
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Lately, it has gone into overdrive, inventing new forms of agitprop.
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Your sweat glands might be on overdrive during moments of stress.
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The flight part of my fight-or-flight instincts kicked into overdrive.
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Global warming went into overdrive in January, leading to astounding temperature records.
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Anytime the news kicks into overdrive, so too does late-night television.
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Stories like that stress her out and send her anxiety into overdrive.
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The new vehicles will be a welcome addition to the Overdrive sets.
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So what's happening is we are sending our dopamine systems into overdrive.
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Overdrive swept over the country like a plague with a bad attitude.
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The drug was used to take the Nazi war machine into overdrive.
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That's expensive when you consider Anki's Overdrive racing package is only $150.
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His entire career has been conducted in shout-driven, near-paranoiac overdrive.
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Thousands of libraries around the country use software and services from OverDrive.
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To our surprise, the iPhone 23S Plus's cameras kicked into saturation overdrive.
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With Ryan officially out, the race is expected to go into overdrive.
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This would seem to indicate that SRS isn't simply neuroticism in overdrive.
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Being present is not the result of our work ethic on overdrive.
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The Japanese e-commerce company purchased Overdrive in 2015 for $410 million.
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Other women feel their libidos kick into overdrive around the second trimester.
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Training and experience should lead to less panic selling and overdrive buying.
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Just as the holiday shopping season kicks into overdrive, presidential candidate Sen.
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But by tying them together, ad targeting can kick misinformation into overdrive.
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After each bill was passed China&aposs propaganda machine went into overdrive.
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We had a new generation, called OVERDRIVE, that came out in 2015.
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Margot's empathetic imagination is working on overdrive here, and throughout the story.
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The humming that had faded away into the background, kicks into overdrive.
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So then your colon thinks it's a uterus and goes into overdrive.
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Tencent's investment focus seems to have gone into overdrive over the last year.
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A flurry of negative headlines has thrust Huawei's public relations team into overdrive.
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The crackdown went into overdrive since last July's coup attempt against Mr Erdogan.
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When Muslims are involved in fundraising, however, that general wariness kicks into overdrive.
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When a potential threat is communicated, behind the scenes activity goes into overdrive.
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For the next three weeks the autonomous vehicle industry will be in overdrive.
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Suggested Strains: God's Gift and Snowcap Capricorn Your mind is in overdrive, Capricorn!
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At the American station, Chen seemed to be working in a controlled overdrive.
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Sunset Overdrive is a garish, over-the-top explosion of color and sound.
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In case it wasn't clear already: Sunset Overdrive doesn't take itself very seriously.
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Sunset Overdrive is also, in an unexpected twist, coming to Windows on Nov.
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From official pronouncements to press editorials, China's propaganda machine has gone into overdrive.
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I go into overdrive, take on too many projects, and work work work.
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Momentum play: The administration's effort to sell tax reform has kicked into overdrive.
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Males periodically enter a state called musth, which is basically like sexual overdrive.
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Insomniac is best known for the Resistance series, Ratchet & Clank, and Sunset Overdrive.
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His next shot, which also found the water, switched my brain into overdrive.
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And sometimes an exhibition will hit that mark and then shift into overdrive.
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You can find this out from the library's own website or at OverDrive.
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LeBron James's N.B.A. finals short suit sent memesters into overdrive back in May.
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This week, the "internet of things" revolution is about to go into overdrive.
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The television exposure sent Barney-mania, which had already been building, into overdrive.
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Every year, the Elvis gear kicks in and it just goes into overdrive.
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Count that as an opportunity missed, at a time when Beijing is in overdrive.
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However, social media threads went into overdrive as MacDonald revealed his intentions to Helwani.
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However, what you really need to do is put your savings strategy on overdrive.
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At least the other "Trucks" adaptation, the notorious Maximum Overdrive, has some camp value.
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In the latter half of the 20th century, the nutcracker factory went into overdrive.
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The whodunit has cranked up the rumor mill into overdrive in this small town.
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In the final month of a campaign, you've just got to be in overdrive.
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Age: 4+, 8+, 11+ depending on kit Product: JIMU Robot BuilderBots Series: Overdrive Kit
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Last year, media coverage of Ontario's sex trafficking industry put the government into overdrive.
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Beyoncé does something cryptic, and the Beyhive goes into overdrive with the pregnancy rumors.
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India maintains that Chinese nuclear threat was the main stimulant behind its nuclear overdrive.
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Party officials were working in overdrive behind the scenes to beat back two challenges.
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She's a troublemaker, pushing the others into paranoiac corners and the play into overdrive.
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Her heart, which was racing since she got up that morning, went into overdrive.
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During class, my mind is too afraid to wander, so it goes into overdrive.
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My mind is too afraid of thinking nothing, so it usually goes into overdrive.
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China is moving into overdrive to contain the virus, but there are many challenges.
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Steve Scalise formed a new leadership PAC, sending the Washington rumor mill into overdrive.
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So I'm glad if he ditches the loose ends and goes into hallucinatory overdrive.
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Welcome to Tuesday's Overnight Health Care, where the coronavirus response went into overdrive today.
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Politics aside, the Congressional "inertia" is now in overdrive due to the election year.
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And it went away once the Telluride's transmission automatically snicked into the overdrive gears.
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Saudi media went into overdrive about Khashoggi's connections with Qatar and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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The past you're processing: This season's retrogrades are putting your mind in overdrive, Capricorn!
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My library has access to Overdrive, so I can download all the audiobooks I want.
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Many libraries use OverDrive, a cross-platform service with millions of e-books and audiobooks.
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Over the years, it added trucks and an Anki Drive revamp it called Anki Overdrive.
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Pokémon sends this innate desire into overdrive by implicitly encouraging users to compare their collections.
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Then my mind goes into overdrive thinking of all the things I need to do.
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Sunset Overdrive Dead Cells is a unique mix of Metroid and Castlevania, a true Metroidvania.
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But the failure to identify a real scandal only made the truthers go into overdrive.
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As soon as the tweet went out, the media (social and otherwise) shifted into overdrive.
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Government shutdown President Trump takes his battle to build a border wall into overdrive tonight.
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He and a friend once played around with a satirical website called Nat Turner Overdrive.
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My people-pleaser mentality went into overdrive: He said he wanted to hike Appalachian Trail.
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And truck drivers supported Trump in droves, according to an Overdrive magazine survey from 2016.
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By putting egg maturation into overdrive, was she putting her long-term fertility at risk?
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Private prisons in overdrive exist and profit on the backs of colored men and youths.
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Luxury hits overdrive in the tower's units, the cheapest of which goes for $6 million.
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Another flirty exchange between Demi Lovato and Mike Johnson has sent their fans into overdrive.
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In Kihuen's Nevada district, Democrats will need to kick their candidate recruitment efforts into overdrive.
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The tall tale-telling of Tyson Fury has sent media around the world into overdrive.
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Warren had a high-profile private meeting with Clinton on Friday, setting speculation into overdrive.
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It makes the person&aposs blood vessels to constrict , and kicks their metabolism into overdrive.
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This defective regulation suggests a system initially pushed into overdrive, and then overwhelmed, becomes fatigued.
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Skin turns bright red and sweat pours out as the body's cooling systems go into overdrive.
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Rescue groups go into overdrive in the days ahead of China&aposs Yulin dog meat festival .
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And since the election of Donald Trump, the left has been ramping it up into overdrive.
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That impulsiveness is already forcing bottom line-conscious businesses to kick their brand management into overdrive.
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The revelation that Markle was dating Prince Harry, however, initially sent many tabloids into racist overdrive.
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Update: With one snap, Kylie Jenner has managed to set the internet rumor mill into overdrive.
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In male flies, roX grabs onto the male's single X chromosome and puts it into overdrive.
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They're chock full of omega-3 fatty acids, which put your sex hormone production in overdrive.
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"Job growth on overdrive — those days are gone," said Dan Roth, editor-in-chief at LinkedIn.
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However, I had been dealing with side comments, eye rolls, taunting, and cattiness on overdrive lately.
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Energy production goes into overdrive The human body burns several things in order to keep moving.
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As after the fire, censors went into overdrive to suppress news about the kindergarten in Beijing.
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The anxiety then sent his already fragile cardiovascular system into overdrive, likely causing the heart attack.
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Brandless, a new online store that takes the Trader Joe's model into overdrive, launched this week.
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The company's community and artist relations teams jumped into overdrive to placate the world's biggest popstar.
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Really, the greater mystery here is why he's not calling his company Bachman Big-Head Overdrive.
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Noooo. A local judge's decision not to order a post-mortem has sent them into overdrive.
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Now the post-Labor Day sprint is in overdrive and the race is becoming more competitive.
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Find out how Tina conquered her aversion to debt and kicked her repayment strategy into overdrive.
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We haven't even hit Halloween, but our excitement for new holiday makeup is already in overdrive.
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"It's unclear what will happen to the one Xbox-exclusive game made by Insomniac, "Sunset Overdrive.
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The Clinton war room, the way it went into overdrive against Lewinsky on a personal level.
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As soon as the news broke on TMZ on Tuesday, a media flurry went into overdrive.
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So when you do think of something, your brain goes into some sort of ecstatic overdrive.
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The lonely brain, running on overdrive, is acutely sensitive to "social policing," both real and imagined.
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The Sixers have kickstarted the process into overdrive by drafting Markelle Fultz and drafting J.J. Reddick.
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Suddenly, everything kicks into the operatic emotional overdrive that is the ShondaLand signature: These beautiful people.
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The United States put its missile program into overdrive, launching its own ICBM in November 1959.
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While this is a normal human response, it can feel like your amygdala is in overdrive.
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The search for treatments and vaccines to curb transmission of the new coronavirus is in overdrive.
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But growth picked up again around 2012, and in the last few years started into overdrive.
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The more a participant reported feeling passionately in love, the more this region shifted into overdrive.
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The dial has been set to overdrive in the "maximum pressure" American campaign against the regime.
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Gibson finished "Count Zero" and "Mona Lisa Overdrive," the sequels to "Neuromancer," in the late eighties.
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"I think we're starting to see it go into overdrive because time is of the essence."
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Within minutes of the debate's conclusion, Harris' campaign was working in overdrive to walk that back.
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Once they have children, sociologists say, mothers feel under intense pressure to go into overdrive at mothering.
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Already one of the hottest places on the Earth, the heat has gone into overdrive this July.
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What the President said -- and didn't say -- in Buenos Aires has only put those doubts into overdrive.
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"It really makes your system — it really goes into overdrive," Ripa agreed, gesturing to her bowel area.
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Libras in overdrive can be so sunny and upbeat that it's grating to everyone at the party.
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Otherwise, the transmission's brain will make a beeline for the "overdrive" gears to max out the MPGs.
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Perhaps the coolest feature is that the Aura One is seamlessly integrated with book-lending service OverDrive.
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Sunset Overdrive draws much of its inspiration there from another notable Insomniac favorite: the Ratchet & Clank series.
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Yet the Overdrive system now seems like a mere overture to the full, interactive symphony of Cozmo.
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I spend most of my ride home playing Candy Crush and then reading a book on Overdrive.
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This is my last thought before the post-coffee anxiety hits and my brain goes into overdrive.
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In the meantime, the deal's critics and supporters have launched into overdrive, trying to sell its merits.
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The thrust of Silicon Valley is always to take human activity and shift it into metabolic overdrive.
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That news kicked expansion talk into overdrive, with everything from history lessons to mock drafts popping up.
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Halfway through a project he kicks his efforts into overdrive, just when others might start to relax.
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But leukemia sends production into overdrive, filling the blood with blasts that don't develop as they should.
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I could be fighting for extended periods at the max kill-combo, and overdrive never became available.
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Anki Overdrive solved the need for a mat, and then the company moved into an actual robot.
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The Queens library still offers free video streaming and DVDs through Overdrive, according to a library spokesperson.
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But now it's too much — everyone's id is on overdrive and not always in a good way.
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Because of this, the Trump administration had to go into overdrive to create after-the-fact fear.
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What happens is the information system goes into overdrive and, in the end, it's all about logistics.
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KKR – The private equity firm is buying digital content platform Overdrive from Rakuten for an undisclosed amount.
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The demand has sent workers into overdrive — but experts say the sterilization techniques might not actually work.
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Brain scan data collected during the task showed that emotional centers of the brain were in overdrive.
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It was at this point that Carreyrou said that the company culture of fear went into overdrive.
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We charge through our days, directly jump into bed, while our organs are still pacing at overdrive.
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Auto and tech firms are in overdrive, working to capture the biggest share of the emerging market.
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As a result, the old US and Saudi intelligence relationship from the Afghanistan War kicked into overdrive.
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Lawmakers reflect their constituents, and after running on partisan overdrive for years, they staked out defiantly opposing sides.
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The announcements sent shock waves across Capitol Hill and kicked the lobbying effort on DeVos' behalf into overdrive.
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But right wing media went into overdrive last night, defending the camps in the most shocking ways possible.
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Whether you voted for Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, this race is really put everyone's nerves into overdrive.
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But while the pace of executive actions and legislation may have slowed, Trump is still operating on overdrive.
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Development went into overdrive in 2013 when the company closed its first $12 million round of venture capital.
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When they need to be able to go into absolute overdrive in terms of their campaigning, fundraising etc.
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If you like the sound of firing explosive teddy bears at enemies, Sunset Overdrive is worth checking out.
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The artisanal food revolution of the past few decades has kicked regional, small-batch ice cream into overdrive.
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Kobo even brought Overdrive to ereaders—a service that lets you check out ebooks from your local library.
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If he would have told me before I saw it, my mind would have gone into overthinking overdrive.
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And, when the immune system tries to attack the cells in the tumor, then, it goes into overdrive.
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Using overdrive on my phone or tablet, it's easy to borrow books and return books from my library.
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It means there's a lot of Rush and Bachman Turner Overdrive on classic-rock stations, I was told.
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It may seem counterintuitive, but even combination skin needs consistent moisture to keep oiliness from going into overdrive.
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I also took a trip to London before this which really kicked all of these themes into overdrive.
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If I did, my throat might close up and hives spread across my face like acne in overdrive.
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The damage was so severe that Overdrive Infinity and several other projects based there had to be terminated.
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When Maria lunches with a blustery agent (Ana Gasteyer, in delicious overdrive), she briefly turns into a lamb.
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And he doesn't disown or try to atone for the many decades when he kept it in overdrive.
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Anonymous officials told Axios that aides had been working in overdrive to prevent Trump from attacking Kavanaugh's accuser.
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When you are curious and your metabolism runs in overdrive, there is no price to put on achievement.
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The company launched its first game called Drive in 2013 and followed that up with Overdrive in 2015.
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The fact that this launch lands right before holiday shopping shifts into maximum overdrive is convenient, isn't it?
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"The space program was in overdrive, trying to get ahead of the Russians," says NASA historian Bill Barry.
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Your local library may also have e-books to lend through the desktop version of the OverDrive app.
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The attack threw social media punditry into overdrive and sent unverified or bogus information flying around the internet.
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Since the Senate vote on impeachment, Trump's vindictiveness and the purges associated with it have shifted into overdrive.
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Fans immediately went into overdrive with theories and hot takes on social media and #WhobitBeyonce began to trend.
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Apple was clearly impressed with how Overdrive pushed the limits of what could be done on the iPhone.
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Originally designed for guitar titan J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr, this overdrive/boost is two pedals in one.
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But with this essay of 415 words or so, he went into sentimental overdrive, and entered American lore.
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Arctic climate change went into overdrive in 2016, with record high temperatures eclipsing anything seen since at least 1900.
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Especially Overdrive 2, which is a demo released in 2017 that pushes the original Genesis hardware to its limit.
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The Beyhive is buzzing into overdrive as Beyoncé and JAY-Z announced a joint summer tour on Monday morning.
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The opportunity to profit by filling South Korea's shortfall with U.S. eggs has sent brokers and traders into overdrive.
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Ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft are racing higher, and there's a chance both stocks could kick into overdrive.
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In the interview, Grande gets very candid about her battle with anxiety, saying her nerves have been in overdrive.
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We see this partnership as an opportunity to introduce Anki Overdrive to a whole new audience of racing enthusiasts.
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Two factors appear to have really kicked victim-related conspiracies into overdrive in the wake of the Parkland shooting.
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The Hallmark and Lifetime channels are in overdrive with a lineup of both recycled and new holiday romance programming.
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Maybe you're at a point at which hormones are sending your libido into overdrive, and you can't get enough.
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But there are behaviors like gambling that also can send the reward circuitry into overdrive in some people's brains.
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The higher output of his proto-humbucker combined with his violent playing style to push his amp into overdrive.
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The media does not go into coverage overdrive every time a monk is disciplined for allegedly breaking his vows.
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VR developers believe that Facebook's push sent Sony and Google and HTC, which also has a headset, into overdrive.
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Censors always go into overdrive before these events—the next one is due by the end of the year.
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State media went into overdrive Wednesday with a single message: Cuba's system is continuing in the face of change.
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We're just days away from Apple's next iPhone launch so, naturally, the leaks and rumors have kicked into overdrive.
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The Spurs then kicked into overdrive, running away to a 92-76 lead by the end of the period.
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"When Morsi got elected, the Saudis and the Emiratis went into overdrive," a former senior American diplomat told me.
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Kobo tablets have the benefit that Rakuten also owns the library service Overdrive, so it's tightly integrated the service.
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The color red is a stimulant that makes your visual brain go into overdrive, causing an instantaneous physiological reaction.
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Anki, known for its Overdrive iPhone-controlled race cars and Cozmo robot, is launching a third product called Vector.
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The news scared Gomez-Rejon and put Weinstein into overdrive on how he thought the story should be told.
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The soccer transfer merry-go-round will kick into overdrive after the conclusion of the World Cup on Sunday.
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Environmental factors like stress can send oil glands into overdrive, while high glycemic diets have been associated with acne.
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If the water in the reef gets too warm, the zooxanthellae's metabolism goes into overdrive and starts producing toxins.
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Sites like OverDrive (and the mobile version, LibbyApp) use your library card to enter a database full of audiobooks.
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Then we know what happens: The president and the Republican Party go into overdrive to ensure that nothing happens.
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If anything, celebrities have gone into overdrive in recent weeks as the rest of the world has slowed down.
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For the past 26 days, the 2200-year-old's mother and sister have been in overdrive planning the funeral.
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And when the s100a10 gene was put into overdrive, calcium deposits increased and the engineered cells mineralized more rapidly.
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There are bottlenecks in the supply chain, as shoppers' runs on particular items have sent the system into overdrive.
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Which, OK, doesn't sound that great as a subject matter for a videogame, but believe me: Sunset Overdrive rules.
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Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Sylvia Mathews Burwell has put her department into overdrive to halt the spread.
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Democrats and Republicans have both been in overdrive to encourage voters to go to the ballot box on Tuesday.
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Trump went into overdrive, called his opponents "treasonous" and said there would be investigations into how this all unfolded.
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Trump kicked drug imports into overdrive when the Republican-led Florida Legislature approved a pharmaceutical measure earlier this year.
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Merkel, who always maintains a hectic schedule of speeches, has kicked into overdrive in the run-up to Sept.
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This year, those tools have been working in overdrive, focusing primarily on the dissident movement's last refuge: the internet.
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This industry has gone into overdrive in recent weeks, driven largely by the results of Denmark's early June election.
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The duo sent relationship rumors into overdrive when they were spotted engaging in some intense beach PDA over Thanksgiving weekend.
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When you're stressed, your body's inflammatory response can go into overdrive, hampering its ability to fight off viruses and disease.
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You earn Overdrive power by completing progressions, and get reduced points for simply using the same pattern over and over.
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There are a few other factors that can make your body really go into overdrive and cause a reaction, too.
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But to really understand why the planet's thermostat has kicked into overdrive, we need to look at what's happening underwater.
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In September, the company will be launching Anki Overdrive: Fast & Furious Edition, a racing kit based on the film series.
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Co-founder Hanns Tappeiner tells me that the company has been searching for a good franchising team up for Overdrive.
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It then simmered on Twitter until the ad slot during the Super Bowl on Sunday evening kicked it into overdrive.
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When you turned its volume up all the way, the amp went into overdrive, wrapping guitar notes in fuzzy distortion.
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Nevertheless, the rumour mill is in near-constant overdrive about her health and there are regular hoaxes about her death.
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Emily Whitehead's complete remission made the headlines and energized the entire field, propelling CAR-T funding and development into overdrive.
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The trucks add a few new elements to Anki Overdrive, which is the upgraded version of the company's racing game.
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When Speaker Tip O'Neill's beloved Boston Celtics lost Len Bias in 1986, the legislative war on drugs sped into overdrive.
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Climate change has ratcheted up ocean temperatures and El Niño helped kick them into overdrive in parts of the world.
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After Trump's "working visit" -- as opposed to a formal state visit -- was announced in April, the effort went into overdrive.
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Far from easing tensions with America's nuclear-armed rival, as most presidents may have done, he sent them into overdrive.
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Placing someone whose brain is in overdrive into a social setting with strangers "could actually make things worse," Cole says.
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Dr. Hickey's team has been working on "speed breeding," tightly controlling light and temperature to send plant growth into overdrive.
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There is more to consider in the here and now: ■ President Trump is kicking his China trade war into overdrive.
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The internet immediately went into overdrive and decided it had to be either Foster or Lathan ('cause Rihanna is ... Rihanna).
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Like an allergic reaction to becoming unloved, my Instagram account went into overdrive, all aimed at one audience member: Joe.
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Or would they have gone into overdrive with riot gear and armored vehicles, aggressive tactics and a presumption of criminality?
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One way of looking at it is that 996 is China's version of Silicon Valley's hustle culture, put in overdrive.
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If you like open worlds, goofy aesthetics, and acrobatic movement, Sunset Overdrive is the cult classic you've been waiting for.
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Nearly all libraries give their patrons the ability to borrow e-books through an app like Overdrive, Libby or Hoopla.
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Will this send the consumer trend toward delivery on-demand into overdrive, further hollowing out the retail and restaurant sectors?
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During an oil-price boom that began in 20093, the distribution of state largesse to key constituencies went into overdrive.
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That feeling I got from seeing my savings account grow only motivated me to kick my savings habit into overdrive.
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This kind of talk vanished rather quickly as the House moved into overdrive, but the key players never disavowed it.
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Last weekend, that overzealous analysis went into overdrive when news spread that the band was slowly deleting its social media presence.
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Dedicated forums for far-right candidates Geert Wilders (the Netherlands), Marine Le Pen (France) and Norbert Hofer (Austria) are in overdrive.
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In 2012 Twitter went into overdrive after Douglas became the first African-American gymnast to win the Olympic all-around title.
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It is China that will push this market into overdrive, guided by the Five Year Plan the country passed in 2016.
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But Steve Potash, founder and CEO of library ebook and audiobook supplier OverDrive, said he's not sure there's a legislative fix.
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There's the solo system drawn from Rock Band 4, and the feature where you extend Overdrive by headbanging in the Rift.
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And per usual, the Beyhive has already been sent into overdrive trying to make sense of what we've seen so far.
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McDonald's in Australia will be selling the McFlurry mixed with Cadbury's Creme Egg for a limited time, sending tastebuds into overdrive.
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Despite all of the competitors shifting into overdrive, Musk's Tesla still remains the company to beat — even with its many missteps.
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An Overdrive starter kit retails for $149, with even a super-premium kit containing just about everything possible available for $499.
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When we become emotionally distraught, our bodies propel us into fight or flight mode and our nervous systems go into overdrive.
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But the Madden's Ultimate Team mode and the mobile game Madden Overdrive both are more about letting players build fantasy teams.
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The pressure campaign has kicked into overdrive since President Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Iran nuclear deal last May.
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And the beauty of a software driven toy like Overdrive is that it's always an update away from the next sequel.
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These are prototypes for Vector, the latest robot from Anki, the company behind both the Cozmo and the Overdrive RC cars.
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In 2012 Twitter went into overdrive after she became the first African-American gymnast to win the Olympic all-around title.
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Right now we're seeing the Tories go into overdrive, privatizing schools, shackling the unions, and letting refugees die in the sea.
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The immunoglobulin essentially kicks the immune system into overdrive, staving off the rabies virus until the vaccine begins to take effect.
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As Clinton ensconced herself into the Obama administration as secretary of State, American interventionism in the Middle East went into overdrive.
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Sammy went into overdrive about Hauser's crush on me when I told her I had given him a number to call.
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Meanwhile, drug companies sent their lobbying into overdrive as the Trump administration and lawmakers threaten action to lower prescription drug prices.
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Many locations have been selling out of the item, and employees are working on overdrive to cater to the high demand.
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Libby, by Overdrive, will provide unlimited downloads of the first Harry Potter ebook to celebrate its 20-year U.S. publication anniversary.
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Trailing, 13-12, Duke shifted into overdrive, going on a 34-6 burst, including an 18-28 run to close it.
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As crazy as this is, it isn't the first time kelp has been linked to throwing someone's thyroid gland into overdrive.
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When the original sandwich debuted in August, Popeyes employees across the country said they were working on overdrive to fulfill orders.
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And that tendency can be kicked into overdrive on the internet, where false ideas spread like viruses among like-minded people.
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"We have seen China move into overdrive to try to create justifications for its sweeping violations in Xinjiang region," he said.
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United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced the change Wednesday, which sowed confusion and threw immigration law analysts into overdrive.
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My third, I admit, was the pizzagate folks are going to go into overdrive to fit this into their conspiracy theory.
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Still, there is some evidence that Seattle's labor market shifted into overdrive around the time of the larger minimum-wage increase.
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On the Chinese internet, people complained that censors were working in overdrive as many articles and social media posts were deleted.
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Dr. Henssen thinks that the circles may endow nearby genes with their overdrive, which may lead cells to become more dangerous.
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Wild, fast, and kind of stupid, Sunset Overdrive is Insomniac Games' love letter to pop punk nonsense and shallow teen rebellion.
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And government propagandists appear to be working in overdrive to control the region's image—often posting TikTok videos of their own.
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Bleating "let me go, you're pathetic," Tessa Bonham Jones's emotionally wayward Helena completes an anxious quartet of suitors in hormonal overdrive.
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Bleating "let me go, you're pathetic," Tessa Bonham Jones's emotionally wayward Helena completes an anxious quartet of suitors in hormonal overdrive.
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There's also harmful inflammation: when your body's inflammatory response goes into overdrive, hampering its ability to fight off viruses and disease.
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And as he moved into his 30s, Mr Kissin's ego seemed in overdrive, leading to inappropriately gladiatorial performances of Schubert and Schumann.
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Scroll through OverDrive's catalogue in your browser, or download the Libby app from OverDrive to scroll through the selection on your phone.
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It's why I expect E3 to be all about Sunset Overdrive 2, the long-awaited sequel to Insomniac's deeply underrated launch game.
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However, when the long hours spent are not purposeful, it could result in a constant state of working in overdrive, she explained.
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Other innovations include two separate headphone systems to facilitate tag team DJ sets, and an overdrive circuit to help thicken unmastered tracks.
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In 2015, when Pooser's insurance initially denied payment for a life-saving surgery, the family went into overdrive to raise the funds.
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Seeking popular approval, it sent the printing presses into overdrive, hoping to inflate away the value of these secret piles of wealth.
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There's a great deal of Batman brawling mixed into its DNA, along with the traversal that Insomniac Games perfected with Sunset Overdrive.
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While Warren waited until Clinton's fight with Bernie Sanders was over before endorsing her, she has been in overdrive in recent weeks.
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The rumor mill went into overdrive this week after Diddy was seen on video with Lori at a reggae festival in Miami.
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The model went into overdrive, trying to get ahead of the story by writing he was merely on a trip with friends.
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The company, best known for its Overdrive car-racing game, released its latest consumer robot, a companion known as Vector, in October.
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If those shots weren't enough to send your heart into overdrive, please view this one taken at Vanity Fair's Oscars viewing party.
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But if you missed it in 2014, there's good news: not only is Sunset Overdrive coming to PC, but it's out today.
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Racing heart, jitteriness, and sweating are some other common giveaways that your autonomic nervous system is working in overdrive during a hangover.
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The trend went into overdrive in 63, when the price of Bitcoin hit a peak of nearly $20,000 and Ethereum notched $1,200.
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This week the whip operations flew into overdrive, muscling through a rules package over the objection of several factions of insurgent candidates.
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When Google found out, the Intercept reports, its human resources department went into overdrive in an attempt to limit the memo's spread.
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Even with members out, leadership, the bill's sponsors and the Trump administration are expected to go into overdrive to sell the legislation.
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I also like to get ebooks from my local library, which is super easy to do with the Libby or Overdrive apps.
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The President has railed against Mueller's appointment since day one -- but his tirades on Twitter have gone into overdrive in recent weeks.
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Rybarikova hung on until 2-2 in the first set before Williams went into overdrive to win 10 games in a row.
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China's internet censors, trigger-happy at the best of times, have gone into overdrive to sanitize discussion of the term limit changes.
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It has raised another $284 million for a growth fund called OverDrive I. Crunchbase News and PitchBook first reported on the fundraise.
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The whole day had already been a grand adventure that left me crazy happy, but now my giddiness was going into overdrive.
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The latest declines are occurring almost a year after cryptocurrency markets, fueled by a rush of new, wealthy investors, went into overdrive.
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As Uber's autonomous driving program stalls out, Waymo — the self-driving car division of Alphabet, Google's parent company — is shifting into overdrive.
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Overdrive and its app Libby (iOS and Android) give you access to free ebooks that you can borrow from your local library.
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In 2016, it rolled back the rules that threw coal plant construction into overdrive and delayed or canceled dozens of approved plants.
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When Charlize Theron wore a mismatched pair of mega-diamond earrings to the Academy Awards in February, social media went into overdrive.
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In very warm water, these tiny plants, which belong to the genus Symbiodinium , go into what might be described as photosynthetic overdrive.
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Sea ice in the Bering has been thinning and retreating for years, but in 2018 and 2019, the losses kicked into overdrive.
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The well-oiled Saudi DC spin machine is in overdrive, sowing seeds of concern about Khashoggi, which don't stand up to scrutiny.
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Investigators have been working in overdrive to piece together a timeline of former auto executive Carlos Ghosn&aposs mysterious escape from Japan.
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When Davidson and Grande broke up this weekend, it might not have been a huge surprise, but Twitter nonetheless went into overdrive.
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Foreman went into overdrive and as Ali moved to the ropes, Foreman went wild trying to hurt the champion with long, wide swings.
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While criticizing the governments' economic policies, the ECB is clearly implying that its printing presses will remain in overdrive for the foreseeable future.
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The hot weather is just starting to pick up, but power plants and pollution go into overdrive with people blasting AC all summer.
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The media went into overdrive over the scandals, as predictable as the companies' statements that they truly care about users and their privacy.
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Anki is updating its Overdrive line of smart toy cars next month with a special line dedicated to the Fast and the Furious.
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In February, for the first time, Overdrive magazine, the self-described "Voice of The American Trucker", featured a Sikh driver on its cover.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi is now literally less than a freaking month away, and the theory-wagon has officially gone into overdrive.
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Hype In Overdrive This season, there were a few designers whose runway shows felt more like events of the season than seasonal events.
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This tendency is kicked into overdrive on the internet, where false ideas are amplified and spread like a virus among like-minded people.
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Pregnancy causes a spike in hormones that kicks your hair growth cycle into overdrive, so you're getting more by week 20 than ever.
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I believe my IC stemmed in part from years of pushing myself and pushing myself until my sympathetic nervous system was in overdrive.
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Meanwhile, the conspiracy theories generated and stirred on social media by the alt-right and other Trump supporters sent people into zealous overdrive.
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That's when an offensive foul called against the Warriors led to the ejection of coach Steve Kerr and sent both teams into overdrive.
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When the nervous system spikes into overdrive, we're likely to experience tightness in the chest, sweaty palms, shallow breathing, and an upset stomach.
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Even when he is not speaking, it works on overdrive, churning through pieces of Orbit cinnamon gum, which he chews and swallows whole.
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That night, Mike took Lauren out for dinner so that the roommates could set up the house, kicking "Operation Team Proposal" into overdrive.
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OverDrive software is also available for Google Chrome, Windows and Mac computers if you want to read on a laptop or desktop computer.
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His landmark 2017 tax cuts, paired with a long overdue rollback in needlessly stifling regulations, have kicked a previously sluggish recovery into overdrive.
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During the end of the film as he knows he's dying of AIDS, his desire to produce and self-curate is in overdrive.
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He was referring to the fact that SARS — like the new coronavirus — drove some people's immune systems into overdrive, leading to cytokine storm.
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There's also harmful, or chronic, inflammation: when your body's inflammatory response goes into overdrive, hampering its ability to fight off viruses and disease.
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To help make ends meet, Ms. Speyer received help from her parents, dipped into savings and "went into overdrive" at work, she said.
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Overdrive is fueled by its partnerships with major publishing organizations and media companies, and audiobooks can be listened to through the aforementioned applications.
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Clarke, whose district includes Brooklyn, said her family has experience stop and frisk firsthand and this legislation would kick those problems into overdrive.
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I remember sitting there and I just started crying—and it wasn't because of the pain, because by then everything was in overdrive.
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When the extent of the tragedy emerged, Russia went into overdrive pumping out alternative versions, most of them fanciful and most blaming Ukraine.
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When Trump rescinded DACA last month, he gave Congress six months to protect the program's recipients, kicking debate over their future into overdrive.
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This plan will put our growth, jobs, and wages into overdrive and will simplify the code for the first time in a generation.
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After every horrific act of terror, our 24-hour news cycle kicks into overdrive in a bid to report everything we don't know.
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Pregnancy can catapult your senses into overdrive — heightening even the slightest of smells (which is something, Seyfried says, she was "really looking forward to").
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The students formed March For Our Lives, organized a nationwide march to advocate for gun control, and then went into overdrive to mobilize voters.
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Javed's reluctance is a reality check for the likes of Paytm and smaller rival MobiKwik, which have gone into promotional overdrive since Modi's announcement.
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For the next two years, Sony's hype machine went into overdrive as it tried to match player expectations of what the game could be.
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Foxconn said last month that the virus outbreak would not affect iPhone production, but these new adaptations suggest the company has gone into overdrive.
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The trend shows no sign of turning off, so we rounded up the looks that are sure to set your creativity into overdrive, ahead.
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With the recent advent of stunning black hole photography and gravitational wave detectors, the entire field of black hole physics has gone into overdrive.
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Because more overdrive gears allow engines to use less gas at high speeds, most competitors have moved on to eight or nine-speed gearboxes.
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Migration to Houston has gone into overdrive in the past 15 years largely because the absence of zoning laws has kept housing comparatively cheap.
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READ: How Kennedy's retirement will push the war over abortion into overdrive Opponents of abortion are feeling the glare of the national spotlight, too.
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But there was also a positive side: Scorned by her husband, Diana went into Cancer overdrive and used her position to nurture oppressed people.
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"We are in the process of removing Kareem Hunt from the Madden NFL 19 roster, Madden Overdrive and Madden Ultimate Team," the rep said.
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A juicy extract from the chapter was released by the Guardian last week, and The Smiths reunion rumour mill predictably lurched back into overdrive.
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Do your current job even better You might be in overdrive with the added stress of job hunting, but don't slack off at work.
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A few years before this year's excellent Spider-Man on PlayStation 4, developer Insomniac released another, less-heralded open-world game called Sunset Overdrive.
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Then King made all machines evil in Maximum Overdrive, where we're treated to malicious arcade games and vending machines as well as evil cars.
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Afterwards, the humid warm environment needed to sprout them also ramps bacterial growth into overdrive, making each contaminated sprout into a ticking time bomb.
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Official media has been in overdrive this week praising Xi's 2017 Davos speech and contrasting the PRC's vision for the world with President Trump's.
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The Russia question If suspicion was rampant in Washington about the President's links to Russia before, it is going to go into overdrive now.
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The Grevin museum went into overdrive to produce its wax lookalike of Trump for an appearance on the eve of Friday's White House handover.
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" As you know ... the rumors started kicking into overdrive after Nicki called her new man her "husband" on the latest episode of "Queen Radio.
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While there are usually tours happening year round, the summer is dominated by festival season, and the demand for more merchandise kicks into overdrive.
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The VC and startup ecosystem is bound to see a lot more unfold this year, as Kostka puts All Raise's growth efforts into overdrive.
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China's propaganda machine goes into overdrive 'Core' leader There has been a recent push to anoint Xi as the "core" of China's Communist Party.
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Speculation about Donald Trump secretly being under Moscow's thumb has been floating around for many months now, but it went into overdrive this week.
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Specifically: Even when he is not speaking, it works on overdrive, churning through pieces of Orbit cinnamon gum, which he chews and swallows whole.
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What's next: Geopolitical players — the U.S., Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and Israel, to name a few — are in overdrive developing their cyber capabilities.
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About half the patients experienced a serious complication known as cytokine release syndrome (CRS) which occurs when the body's immune system goes into overdrive.
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Whether your faucet leaks, goes into overdrive, or just dries up when you're anxious, it's clear that the mind and bladder are intricately connected.
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TOPLINE: Speculation over who may fill the top posts at the Pentagon and State Department in a Donald Trump administration is heading into overdrive.
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Retired coal miners and their congressional allies are shifting into overdrive in their push for Congress to pass legislation shoring up their retirement benefits.
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A powerful chemical weapon, the poison kills by sending the nerve system into overdrive causing convulsions, paralysis and eventually death due to respiratory failure.
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"As soon as we found out we were expecting, we said, 'We have to put things in overdrive and plan our wedding,' " she continued.
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The horror master has a long, well-documented history of Donald Trump burns, but the looming impeachment appears to have sent King into overdrive.
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Corporate America loves Trump's business tax cuts and deregulation, both of which have helped accelerate economic growth and send the bull market into overdrive.
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The steel-tipped drums bristle against the warm synths and keys, while the song's sexy, restrained groove sends The Weeknd into savage mode overdrive.
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The fight over the replacement of late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia went into overdrive this week before a potential candidate was even named.
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Now, even as a cloud hangs over driverless-car testing after a rival's fatal crash, Waymo is vowing to shift its operations into overdrive.
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Drama seems to follow Trump into any setting, of course, but the antics of the White House press corps put the theatrics into overdrive.
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My favorite avenue is the Libby app from Overdrive, which gives me access to all the ebooks I can borrow from my local library.
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Still, there are other ways to make sure libraries legally get e-books to lend through the OverDrive service or whichever system is used.
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With the transfer of power underway, the Obama administration's controversial agenda appears to be in overdrive and the midnight rule-making has already begun.
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But what really kicked things into overdrive was a law passed in 2010, under the Obama administration: the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).
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Once a bastion of union power, rural western Pennsylvania has been veering rightward for years, a shift that went into overdrive with Mr. Trump.
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The U.S. is being called upon by its Arab allies to intervene militarily, while its security sector works on overdrive to protect the homeland.
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A photo of baby Archie Windsor wearing a bobble hat has sent a small New Zealand social enterprise into overdrive for the New Year.
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Steve Lehman is an alto saxophonist who's often in overdrive: hammering at his odd time signatures, scraping and squeezing his tone, refusing to land.
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" Randy Bachman with Bachman-Turner Overdrive said King "wrote the anthem of the south with Sweet Home Alabama and was such a talented guitarist.
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As for Overdrive, it's still possible to get library books onto your Kindle using the service, it's just not integrated directly into the device.
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Others fear a deal between Trump and top Democrats would spare the Dreamers while "kicking ICE into overdrive" in persecution of other undocumented immigrants.
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"We started building just before Seattle hit overdrive, so getting subcontractors was difficult just because it was such a boom time," Mr. Boyce said.
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Of course, the two sequels kept the imagination running on overdrive, as fans devoured the books and subsequent movie starring Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson.
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In fact some of the biggest games from those consoles, including Sunset Overdrive, Assassin's Creed, and Battlefield, can't play back at anything higher than 900p.
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The most significant immediate result of the president's Helsinki flop is that his administration has kicked into overdrive efforts to show toughness toward the Kremlin.
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In the documentary, Delroy Jackson, the fixer, brought up the need to go into overdrive to fix it in time and was met with apathy.
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But with Jayme gone, the search went into overdrive, as authorities swiftly declared the teen to be "missing and endangered" and issued an AMBER Alert.
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Almost immediately after Wolf finished her set — with a wry reminder that "Flint doesn't have clean water," no less — the outrage cycle went into overdrive.
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He leans farther into the microphone, but the game has gone into overdrive; the roar pivots into a permanent din, impervious to shushing. Inclusivity. Love.
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Fans have been making predictions about the album on social media, and the excitement kicked into overdrive after promotional billboards started popping up in Toronto.
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I never want to be that person who complains about things that they signed up for, but it was hard to always be in overdrive.
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An escalating trade war this month has sent stocks into overdrive with triple-digit daily moves by the Dow Jones Industrial Average becoming the norm.
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While you're asleep, your brain's focus circuits get some much-needed rest, but believe it or not, other parts of your brain kick into overdrive.
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Sending speculation into overdrive, she captioned the image, "Forever finally found us…" Over a month later, she also praised their "forever" bond on social media.
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There's the High Fidelity, a Sunset Overdrive take on an assault rifle that spits out a stream of vinyl records whenever you pull the trigger.
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Well, just to really ramp the hype into overdrive, actor Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson — aka The Mountain himself — posted this on Instagram shortly before Sunday's premiere.
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When the Queen was photographed wiping her eye at the touching ceremony, the media went into overdrive: Was it a rare public display of emotion?
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McKinnon has been in character overdrive with Hillary Clinton and Kellyanne Conway since the 2016 election, but her silliest target was Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Hot Wheels AI is reminiscent of the Anki Overdrive race sets that also use sensor-assisted vehicles to make it easier to stay on track.
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You're eating more proteins and fats, and most importantly, dodging evil carbs; your body is going into fat-burning overdrive and you're actually getting results.
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I was just really in overdrive trying to do a song a day and I'm happy my favourite songs from that time found a home.
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Last week, though, travelers were introduced to a new part of the Los Angeles International Airport experience that has sent the usual griping into overdrive.
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Ray is perfectly gentlemanly until he suddenly isn't, and Mr. Wood plausibly shifts the man's gears from neutral into raging overdrive and back down again.
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How it works: If you have a public library card (which you should because it's free and easy to sign up for!), OverDrive is invaluable.
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He had been considered a potential successor to Xi. Amid the anti-corruption campaign, a separate propaganda campaign praising and promoting Xi went into overdrive.
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The Obama administration is shifting into overdrive in the fight against the Zika virus as public health researchers scramble to understand the still-mysterious disease.
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In the face of that threat, Patanjali's competitors "are working on overdrive to create similar types of product options," Mr. Bijoor, the brand strategist, said.
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Before you stock up on Red Bull, consider the following: Research says our brains end up powering down very quickly when they're running on overdrive.
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The show plays like a rock band that wants to be David Bowie but doesn't realize it bears a closer resemblance to Bachman-Turner Overdrive.
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Overtraining affects your sleep, inhibits your mental edge, and drains your immune system, which has to activate in overdrive to keep up with heavy activity.
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With nuclear tension related to North Korea still running high on the peninsula, some athletes said the emergency notifications had sent their imaginations into overdrive.
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New York is in aid-overdrive after hurricanes and earthquakes struck the homelands of two of its largest Spanish-speaking populations, Puerto Rico and Mexico.
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And an election year climate risks sending both parties into partisan overdrive, with a focus on revving up their respective bases to boost midterm turnout.
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"These trainings will make us go into overdrive and try to make sure as many people are trained in their rights as possible," Valdes said.
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When Richard Nixon did this in the Saturday Night Massacre it was a major scandal that, in many respects, kicked the Watergate investigation into overdrive.
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After being photographed together during downtime from Carey's tour, relationship rumors into overdrive when they were spotted engaging in some intense beach PDA over Thanksgiving weekend.
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Compared to the previous SWIPA report, which was produced in 2375, the new assessment paints a far more dire picture of an Arctic climate in overdrive.
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Here's Terris: Even when he is not speaking, [Spicer's mouth] works on overdrive, churning through pieces of Orbit cinnamon gum, which he chews and swallows whole.
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Such convening laid the foundations for further opportunities to organize effective political actions down the line, essentially pushing the organizational capacity of these groups into overdrive.
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When pictures surfaced on social media suggesting a collaboration between luxury French fashion house Louis Vuitton and cult skate brand Supreme, the internet went into overdrive.
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TODAY was supposed to be a moment for candidates in the French presidential election to go into overdrive ahead of first-round voting on April 23rd.
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The nostalgia machine in my brain went into overdrive several weeks ago when I decided to log on to Pandora Radio after a three-year hiatus.
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After posting ratings for upcoming versions of Sunset Overdrive and Borderlands, the board has just gifted the gaming world one for Fortnite on Nintendo's convertible console.
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"The truth is, vanity has always been the kind of theme you can bank on, but thanks to technology it has gone into overdrive," Cramer said.
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One of the most overlooked games of this generation is Insomniac's Sunset Overdrive, a wild and inventive take on the typical action of open-world games.
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It's being developed by Insomniac, a studio best known for the Ratchet & Clank series as well as the largely unheralded open-world action game Sunset Overdrive.
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After a video circulated in October of Purnama, also known as "Ahok", making comments that some Muslims said insulted the Koran, the FPI went into overdrive.
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But "free" is always the best price, and if you&aposre not satisfied with your local library&aposs Overdrive collection, one website offers a real steal.
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When he does, the media -- especially cable news outlets -- goes into overdrive, with experts trying to decipher what Trump meant by his latest 140-character musing.
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Rumors about the pair went into overdrive Friday after the former Teen Wolf actor deleted several recent photos of him and Leatham from his Instagram feed.
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Many Caps go into overdrive when focused on a task, only to end up burned out, melancholic, and deeply resentful that others aren't pulling their weight.
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Song of the Deep looks to be a big departure from the studio's previous work, which also includes the energy drink-soaked action game Sunset Overdrive.
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I was very excited to discover OverDrive because it offers all the options and affordability of a library, without the inconvenience of visiting a physical location.
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There is GREAT unity with the Republicans in the House and Senate, despite the Fake News Media working in overdrive to make the story look otherwise.
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Speculation that Winfrey, 64, might make a 2020 White House bid went into overdrive last month after she delivered an emotional speech at the Golden Globes.
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So the future habitability of the Earth might depend on the answer to this question: How can innovation in the energy business be pushed into overdrive?
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This takes all the pressures of adolescence and thrusts them into overdrive, explains Lisa Damour, PhD, a psychotherapist specializing in adolescent girls and author of Untangled.
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Then, with a snare-driven build, it grabs you by the throat, kicking into overdrive as vocalist-drummer Anastasia Sanchez serves up some Chrissie Hynde swagger.
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Taye takes advantage of these moments to rap in overdrive, packing in gleeful references to classic video games and decrying the strange highs of subpar weed.
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ASTROWORLD SZN is approaching, and as such, the Travis Scott hype machine has gone into overdrive, with various teasers, giant art installations and merch packages dropping.
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Seven months later, the President's defenders have gone into overdrive hoping to discredit the investigation as Trump insists publicly he has no plans to fire Mueller.
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In the first iteration of the sandwich, Popeyes employees across the nation were sent into overdrive, as many worked nearly 60-hour weeks to fulfill orders.
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Paw Works has been in overdrive over the last week ... check out some of the beneficiaries, like Wilbur, Saroo, Guddu, Sapphire and Granite -- 32 in all.
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When Selena Gomez dropped her scorching new ballad "Lose You to Love Me" at midnight on Tuesday night, fans immediately went into overdrive on social media.
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That word of mouth kicked into overdrive in 2014, when the brewery won a gold medal at the Great American Beer Festival, Mecca for beer nerds.
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Ever since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, Hamilton composer Lin-Manuel Miranda has been in overdrive to raise awareness and funds to help the devastated island.
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Kennedy's father Joe eventually "went into overdrive to end the affair," Leaming writes, after Arvad's former connections to Adolf Hitler put her under investigation by the FBI.
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While T-Series' YouTube dominance is likely just a matter of time, Kjellberg's fans have gone into overdrive to make the overthrow take as long as possible.
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Directed by: Stephen KingWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: "Trucks" (collected in Night Shift) Maximum Overdrive is the only movie Stephen King ever directed — with very good reason.
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Spider-Man is the first licensed title from Insomniac Games, best known for Playstation exclusives Resistance and Ratchet & Clank, along with Sunset Overdrive on the Xbox One.
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"That might make it possible to treat conditions where you don't need a permanent edit," such as when the immune system is in overdrive and causing inflammation.
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To ease the blues, she may have also dropped a spoiler about Arya's fate, and our brains are in overdrive trying to decipher this massive clue: #lastwomanstanding.
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Over the last two years, the housing market has gone into overdrive due to strong demand for local properties among foreign investors and a loose monetary policy.
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Trump&aposs record does speak for itself, but with the midterms 98 days away, Jessica&aposs friends are working in overdrive to downplay and discredit this record.
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Essential is likely working in overdrive to clear up the situation, but it might be too late for the company to regain the trust of its customers.
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Members of Congress have warned about national security concerns over Chinese-made technology since at least 2012, but the Trump regime has kicked restrictions into overdrive recently.
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Kremlin-funded outlets have been working in overdrive in recent months, according to StopFake, a Ukrainian fact checking site that exposes biased and fake Russian news reports.
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At the beginning of 22016, the pair were recently spotted out and about wearing with appeared suspiciously like wedding bands, which sent the rumor mill into overdrive.
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Thompson says that once these proteins go into overdrive, a cell no longer worries about signals from other cells to eat; it instead stuffs itself with glucose.
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The BBC announced a new permanent radio program dedicated to "slow radio," with 30-minute recordings that will kick your autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) into overdrive.
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Elsewhere, Mr. Marber knows when to apply the brakes to the accelerating tempo of a play in which people exist in a near-permanent state of overdrive.
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Others speculate that being in love sends the parts of our brains that seek love and sex into overdrive, making our passion for our significant others backfire.
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Your mind's been working on overdrive— give it a rest, take plenty of naps, and indulge in trashy TV. What's in the stars for you in January?
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I love Will Smith in comic overdrive, preferably when he bumps against co-stars of a different mettle—Tommy Lee Jones, say, in " Men in Black " (1997).
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" And Laura Ingraham, whose show "The Ingraham Angle" airs after Hannity's program, called members of the media "panic pushers" who "went into overdrive after the market closed.
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It wasn't his thatch of thick white hair, trim frame or silky continental drawl that sent my imagination into overdrive, but his outsize gift for spinning tales.
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Karachi Journal KARACHI, Pakistan — In Karachi, on the eve of its holy month of mourning, the city's small but active Shiite Bohra sect has gone into overdrive.
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America&aposs truck drivers — of which there are 1.8 million — were a key source of support for Trump in 2016, a July 2016 Overdrive magazine survey suggested.
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But if the blissful overdrive of Jay Scheib's production can affect even a relative outlier, no wonder many around me looked bereft once the curtain came down.
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North Korea's propaganda department went into overdrive, playing up the personality cult surrounding the Kims and presenting Kim Jong Un as the natural successor to his grandfather.
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Some dishes send taste receptors into overdrive, like the squid tartar brushed with a thin layer of coconut oil and a drop of slightly spicy squid ink.
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He's rolled out multiple policy proposals, including a plan to "tax the hell" out of rich people that basically looks like Elizabeth Warren's tax plan on overdrive.
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An official announcement last week that the Bundesbank had pretty much repatriated half its gold reserves ahead of schedule has once again sent the rumor mill into overdrive.
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And the stuff draws you in too, the sheer amount of grimy stuff — mismatched, broken down, real, it's the concept George Lucas called "the Used Universe" in overdrive.
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Since it increases immune system activity, people with autoimmune disorders like fibromyalgia, MS, or rheumatoid arthritis—whose immune systems are already in overdrive—shouldn't use kambo, Giordano cautions.
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The Internet went into investigative overdrive, with social media divided on its opinion -- those who were sure it was faked; and those who stood by the Texas man.
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Jokes about impeachment, Iowa caucuses With the news cycle going into overdrive this week, blockbuster political stories may be fresh in the minds of those making Oscars appearances.
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In the early 1990s, with the cold war over, values-based foreign policy went into overdrive with what Tony Smith, a historian at Tufts University, calls neo-Wilsonianism.
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Carr rattled home a 30-footer at the first-half horn to send the Minnesota faithful into overdrive, but the officials reviewed the replay and took it away.
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Days after using the mask, skin's cell turnover is kicked into overdrive — bringing deep-rooted gunk to the surface before turning into a whitehead just a day later.
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Side-loading content onto a Kindle is relatively simple (though it still doesn't support open file types) and acquiring content from local libraries via Overdrive is a breeze.
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Anki's Overdrive also introduced a modular track system that made it easier to play in smaller spaces, but also allowed the course to be customized into countless layouts.
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Likewise, it is estimated its e-book division — which includes content platform OverDrive, bought for $410 million one year ago, and Kobo — will return to profitability in 2016.
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The hardware startup's robotic race car line Overdrive is getting a pretty high profile promotional boost in the form one of the most profitable franchises in film history.
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A giant tub of sweet and sour mix is then added in large quantity, giving the drink the overwhelmingly sweet quality that sent my hangover-sensors into overdrive.
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It's a playbook the president's political machine has run over and over since 2016, and it went into overdrive again in the wake of Monday's Iowa caucus mess.
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At her fifth Olympics in her final season as a competitor, Randall teamed up with Jessica Diggins for a victory that sent the duo's media profile into overdrive.
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As the court contemplates the government's requests -- and the country and much of the world waits -- legal experts are in overdrive exploring potential off ramps for the justices.
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But in non-threatening bacteria, it's actually a form of ecological service, Lowry said, helping our immune systems cool off instead of running on overdrive all the time.
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One Idol source said, in their opinion, "The Voice" went "into overdrive to lock down" both singers as soon as they got wind the revamped 'Idol' wanted them.
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The OverDrive site has its own free reading app for borrowing electronic material on Amazon and Nook tablets, as well as on Android, iOS and Windows Phone devices.
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So Lee went into overdrive, lobbying his fellow senators day and night, by phone, by text, in person on the Senate floor, at lunch in the Senate cafeteria.
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Fun fact: Ms. Williams — shown running, jumping, lunging and twirling like an Energizer bunny in overdrive — claims to hate working out as much as the rest of us.
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The eight-speed was a brisk little mill in my testing — lots of fun between second and fifth gears, but with overdrive gears to assist with fuel economy
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Voters can be forgiven for being at sea in this debate as the spin machines on both sides have gone into overdrive and prominent political leaders have diverged.
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Once the game moves from the pseudo open-world to the 4 or 5-chapter runaway train of its second half, Gladio's asshole tendencies go into maximum overdrive.
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Instead, people with Williams typically have an insatiable urge to befriend, trust and touch everyone, even strangers, a social overdrive that leaves them vulnerable to disdain and exploitation.
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Chief among them was "Okie From Muskogee," the No. 19733 hit from 1969 that, through one lens, sent his career into overdrive and, through another, was more damaging.
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With public impeachment hearings launching this week, Trump is expected to move into communications overdrive with an approach fundamentally at odds with what traditional presidential aides would advise.
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S. government review, before going to the president, opponents of its pro-American steel recommendations emerged from the woodwork and went into overdrive to stymie effective presidential action.
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The Kobo Libra H2O includes native support for Overdrive, which lets you download books from your local library, and Pocket, which lets you download articles you've found online.
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Lori and Diddy initially fueled dating rumors over the summer, sending speculation into overdrive after they were spotted strolling around New York City in August wearing matching outfits.
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Investors began worrying that the Fed would speed up its interest rate hikes again in December and beyond to prevent inflation and the economy from going into overdrive.
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It's not merely about the political survival of one legally embattled incumbent; it's about whether to arrest Israel's slide toward authoritarianism and apartheid or send it into overdrive.
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The rumour mill went into overdrive earlier this week when it was announced that slots across the five major late-night show had been booked for a special guest.
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There doesn't seem to be a Maximum Overdrive remake in the works just yet, but it'll probably be announced one of these days, whether we like it or not.
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But that doesn't mean that Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt aren't sending the internet's meme-making industry into overdrive by starring in Passengers, a movie about just that nightmare!
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The rumor mill went into overdrive after the pair were first spotted holding hands at a Halloween party and later cuddling in his hometown of Toronto over the holidays.
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This activity in turn sends the sympathetic nervous system into overdrive, leading to a rise in heart rate and release of cortisol, which we tend to perceive as anxiety.
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Goal DNA – A neat historical project that I'm guessing readers of this column might appreciate, especially as the league's celebration of its own history kicks into overdrive this weekend.
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Gibson, the author of Neuromancer and Mona Lisa Overdrive, has his own vision of what happened after Ripley, Hicks, Bishop, and Newt nuked LV-426 from orbit in Aliens.
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He then threw additional fuel on the fire Saturday morning by tweeting an attack on Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry, which immediately kicked the whole controversy into overdrive.
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Watching each of these little guys with their own individual purposes flood the sky and kick the country's space program into overdrive is just as neat as it sounds.
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"The truth is, vanity has always been the kind of theme you can bank on, but thanks to technology it has gone into overdrive," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It does seem that the hunger to know what's really going on with Hillary is on overdrive, much more so than it would be for a male political figure.
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In classic Gucci Mane fashion, the Atlanta rapper has been on overdrive since being released from prison in May after serving three years for federal drug and gun charges.
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The Chinese company's latest project takes a decidedly more educational bent, with a plan to teach kids STEM skills with the 410-piece JIMU Robot BuilderBots Series: Overdrive Kit.
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As Calo writes: (That last sentence is a reference to Maximum Overdrive, for the curious.) Once Calo gets to the more serious issues, the questions get even more interesting.
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The end of Fashion Month means our regularly-programmed pinning has gone into overdrive, with so much outfit inspiration coming in real time — even if it's a season ahead.
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"Bloody hell John, it's definitely Vicky Fleming" she says of the body that has been found, sending the already unstable John into absolute overdrive (literally, he's in his car).
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The game doesn't have a title yet, but we know that it comes from Insomniac Games — makers of fast-paced, good-humored titles including Ratchet & Clank and Sunset Overdrive.
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CHAMBLEE, Ga. — National and local Democrats are in overdrive trying to flip an ultra-tight Georgia House seat in a race viewed as an early referendum on President Trump.
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The menu item soared in popularity in August with help from a Twitter spat between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A, causing employees to go into overdrive to fulfill orders.
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I found myself thinking of this book as a kind of corollary to Larissa MacFarquhar's "Strangers Drowning," which shows how selflessness can turn destructive when empathy goes into overdrive.
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E-books are incredible, and thanks to the library loan service Overdrive, you might not even need to buy the book you want to read it on your Kindle!
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When Bisping shocked the world by snuffing Luke Rockhold and winning the UFC middleweight title at UFC 199, the trend of fighters calling him out was thrust into overdrive.
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China's vast manufacturing machine has moved into overdrive to supply the country and the world with masks, testing kits, respirators and other gear to fight the global coronavirus pandemic.
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The American economy roared into overdrive last month, the Labor Department reported Friday, extending the longest streak of job growth on record and echoing other recent signs of strength.
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That went into overdrive this week after the Federal Reserve announced a surprise, emergency cut to its benchmark interest rate in the face of the growing global coronavirus outbreak.
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Both House and Senate leaders have stepped into overdrive as the global coronavirus outbreak poses a rising threat to the U.S., with 122 cases of the virus now reported.
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Mendes and Cabello sent speculation into overdrive on Monday at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards, where they performed "Señorita" live for the first time in a steamy performance.
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"Overdrive" has all the features of a potentially entertaining action B-movie for overgrown boys: gorgeous near-mint vintage cars, rugged male performers, seductive female performers, ravishing European locations.
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GOP strategists are heartened by a belief that the U.S. and global economy are poised to kick into overdrive, as well as by big commitments from wealthy conservative donors.
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China wants to start replacing the cash that people carry with a digital currency soon, a long-discussed project that went into overdrive after Libra was unveiled in June.
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The White House press office likes to insist that the president works 24-7, a messaging effort that goes into overdrive when Trump visits his private resort in Florida.
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As well as any team has since mid-October, when the Ravens' demolition tour of the N.F.L. went into overdrive, the San Francisco 49ers mitigated Jackson's effectiveness on Sunday.
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It doesn't race for the overdrive gears (hence the poor fuel economy), preferring to keep the motor close to its happy torque band in the 3,000-5,000 rpm neighborhood.
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"We are in the process of removing Kareem Hunt from the Madden NFL 19 roster, Madden Overdrive and Madden Ultimate Team," a rep for EA Sports tells TMZ Sports.
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Willie McGinest says the best thing the Raiders could do is sign Marshawn Lynch -- explaining why Beast Mode would send that high-octane Silver and Black offense into overdrive!
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Marmur explains that anything from a poor aftercare routine to amateur piercing method to constant irritation near the the piercing site can trigger your body to go into collagen overdrive.
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Wednesday's announcement of a newfound, possibly Earth-sized planet in a potentially habitable orbit around a star not far from our sun threw that kind of breathless coverage into overdrive.
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Nothing goes right all night long, so to ease her irritation, Tess asks Ari (Eden Epstein) for a pill, takes half without knowing what it is and goes into overdrive.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Here we goooo This starts out like a normal drone video of Norway's scenic glaciers, rivers and fjords, but just wait until the overdrive kicks in.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Sunset Overdrive is a mashup of Grand Theft Auto and Tony Hawk, and it's one of the most bizarre open-world games you'll probably ever play.
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"Over the last two years, the housing market has gone into overdrive due to strong demand for local properties among foreign investors and a loose monetary policy," the report said.
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As if you needed one more reason to request a little blue box for the holidays, Tiffany & Co.'s holiday campaign is here to kick your wish list into overdrive.
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Now you can send that addiction into overdrive, with the creation of the Nutella Road Trip — a food truck that's serving up dishes dedicated to the very much loved spread.
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That fear was probably driven into overdrive when moms told their kids in the '80s to behave, or a killer clown like Gacy might get them, as a cautionary tale.
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Come Inside My Mind, directed by Marina Zenovich, gets its title directly from a joke Robin Williams told in 1979 about the experience of having a brain on constant overdrive.
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Sepsis occurs when the immune system goes into overdrive to fight infection or bacterial toxins, triggering a cascade of physiological changes that can lead to multiple organ failure and death.
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Adults always boomerang back to the artifacts of their childhood, but millennials and later generations will experience this sensation in overdrive as technology advances at a much more rapid pace.
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And then, the mysterious campaign kicked into overdrive: A flashy website for "Bitcoin Clashic," a new name for the legacy Bitcoin Cash chain, appeared, and so did a Twitter account.
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At some point I wondered if the RoboGlove would rebel against me and crush my fingers, like the machines in the 30-year-old freaky Stephen King movie Maximum Overdrive.
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The rumor mill was in overdrive with reports that President Trump could replace as many as four senior administration officials, including a Scott-Pruitt-for-Jeff-Sessions switcheroo at Justice.
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And his sound, too, which was already changing, would go into overdrive in terms of weirdness, following the example of "Lollipop" and taking things into truly a new spatial realm.
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The Spaniard went into overdrive thereafter, producing extraordinary tennis which included an audacious around the net winner in the closing game, taking the last two sets 6-1, 6-2.
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His impulsive political instincts can go into overdrive after appearances in which he put on a calm presidential demeanor, for instance, in his State of the Union address last year.
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A room you cannot enter, it is a box with two holes through which people peep to gaze at blinding, warm bulbs that flicker like Times Square billboards on overdrive.
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Not only will you be decreasing your contribution to power plants going into overdrive, but Nest estimates that you'll save between $131 and $145 on energy bills for the year.
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The rumor mill went into overdrive when Fauci was previously spotted making facial gestures and covered his face with his hand during a press conference, as Trump cracked a joke.
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The mechanism of scapegoating — catalyzing mass disaffection and providing it with a simple culprit — has gone into overdrive in Europe and America as crisis besets the second phase of globalization.
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The YouTube pair Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal were some of the early stars on the platform, but their business didn&apost kick into overdrive until nearly a decade later.
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Russian media (social and mainstream) will be in overdrive promoting pro-Putin messages, and, based on past patterns of behavior, we can expect bots and trolls to be working overtime.
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It's about as rare as ALS -- there are about 7,23 new cases each year in the US. The disease causes certain immune signaling molecules, called cytokines, to go into overdrive.
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Ibibio Sound Machine: Doko Mien (Merge) Supposedly a tribute band paying homage to the last days of disco, this London ensemble blends electrofunk and Nigerian pop into drum-fueled overdrive.
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And given everything from Trump's visit today to the propaganda videos that are now being produced by the US government, expect that effort of persuasion to hit maximum overdrive this year.
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On Wednesday, the Russo Brothers — who are currently hard at work on the follow-up to Avengers: Infinity War — posted a tweet that was clearly designed to send fans into overdrive.
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The movement, though, seemingly kicked opposition to Puzder in overdrive, with liberal groups marshaling significant support to sink the nomination and keep all Democrats in line against the fast food executive.
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Hollywood heartthrob Noah Centineo got called out by Busy Philipps on TV for ghosting her pal, which made his team go into overdrive trying to protect his rep ... TMZ has learned.
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Just 65 seconds after the puck dropped the party kicked into overdrive when Dustin Byfuglien took a drop pass from Scheifele and rifled it past Las Vegas netminder Marc-Andre Fleury.
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Activity by the seven-member oversight board, which is still awaiting constitutional reappointment by the Trump administration and the U.S. Senate, has been in overdrive during the last couple of weeks.
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Throughout the second quarter, as Connecticut found their patented overdrive and largely ended the suspense, Shepard had to work harder than usual to find openings for her array of post moves.
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"The rumour mill is going into overdrive and it looks like the worst kept secret is to be confirmed imminently," Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes, which suspended betting this week, tells PEOPLE.
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Since then, the party has been working in overdrive to tamp down content that it deems to be foreign, crude, vulgar or not in the best spirit of the Chinese people.
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Twitter went into overdrive on Friday after President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, pleaded guilty to charges that he lied to the FBI during a January 2017 interview.
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As unlikely as the image seems to us crucifiers—please, God, let him be wearing more than a loincloth—Trumpmania's already manifest status as distorted religious cultism will go into overdrive.
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When Virgos don't want to deal with something emotionally intense, they can go into practical overdrive and rack up a colossal to-do list to keep themselves too busy to feel.
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Related: How To Find Your Own G-SpotThe clitoris is so sensitive that it can be sent into overdrive (and thus become less-than-responsive) if it's given too much attention.
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As I watched the drama unfold on television, my training and experiences as an FBI SWAT team leader and crisis management coordinator for its New York City Office kicked into overdrive.
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Organizations that work to provide curriculum for teachers on controversial issues have found themselves on overdrive, and the Twitter hashtags #charlottesvillesyllabus and #charlottesvillecurriculum were filled with suggestions of readings and ideas.
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In humans, weight loss and increased appetite are among the hallmark symptoms of hyperthyroidism, in which the gland churns out huge quantities of hormones, sending the body's internal systems into overdrive.
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In the past year, it went into overdrive, firing 23 missiles in 16 tests, and those tests bring the world ever closer to the dangerous prospect of a nuclear missile strike.
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The time line indicates that even with USAID's bureaucracy in overdrive, getting actual projects out the door is unlikely before February at the earliest, and likely later—amid the dead of winter.
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Audiobooks can cost far more than a paperback, and if you're not hungering for this week's best-seller, you might consider Overdrive , which connects you to your local library or academic institution.
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Though he didn't have the molecular tools to understand why it worked, Coley's forced infections put the body's immune system into overdrive, allowing it to take out cancer cells along the way.
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Although relationship rumors have swirled around the two singers ever since the release of their 2015 hit "I Know What You Did Last Summer", this past week has sent speculation into overdrive.
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Jane Lynch stars as Amy, a seemingly inebriated wacko who insinuates herself into the life of Allison, a doctor in overdrive played by Maggie Lawson, by claiming to be her guardian angel.
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With Trump's most recent directives—which can be liberally interpreted as orders to deport all 11 million undocumented people currently in the US—the anger against the Pope has pushed into overdrive.
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Here's how it works: While we lay sleeping, our cells go into overdrive to help repair the damage incurred during the day (from contact with environmental pollutants and UV radiation, for example).
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For Insomniac Games — the makers of Ratchet & Clank, Sunset Overdrive, and the new Spider-Man game for the PlayStation 4 — Stormland is a culmination of years of investment in the VR space.
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But things went into overdrive for the 28-year-old on Friday morning, when President Donald Trump twice made a typo in a scathing tweet that brought the nation's attention Alex's way.
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There's Taito's Bust-A-Move Plus and Arkanoid Plus; Namco's Mr Driller W; Hudson's Bomberman Blast, Adventure Island: The Beginning, and Star Soldier R, Sunsoft's Blaster Master: Overdrive… the list goes on.
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Though the company is equipped to go into production overdrive, its had three of its five products (hair pomade, hydrating serum and facial cleanser) sell out since the brand's launch in 2014.
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While awaiting the Supreme Court's decision, the sports leagues' lobbying efforts went into overdrive in the past few months to make sure they were not left out of the sports betting windfall.
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Allison's lab had discovered an elaborate safety mechanism, an aspect of the larger framework of checks and balances that prevents the immune system from going into overdrive and attacking healthy body cells.
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We've already seen the Samsung VR launch to great applause, but with the imminent release of the PlayStation VR and Oculus Rift devices, the VR sector is about to shift into overdrive.
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"I got, I got, I got," came through the speakers, effectively sending the crowd's screams into overdrive as Kendrick kicked off his show with "DNA," the second single from his album DAMN.
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Minaj's comments come just two days after Minaj sent relationship rumors into overdrive by sharing a photograph of herself and racing driver Lewis Hamilton on the back on an ATV in Dubai.
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"Mob underbosses don't get killed very often, but the media hype artists went into overdrive last week," Jerry Capeci, who publishes a weekly column on Gangland News, wrote me in an email.
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As more and more sugar builds up in your bloodstream, your kidneys will go into overdrive, filtering out the excess sugar your body isn't using for energy, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The Forma (like Kobo's other readers) does have Overdrive support, meaning that with a library card and account there you can easily request and read books from your local branch's virtual stock.
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Some observers have questioned the reliability of the Loras poll, but it's still a bright spot for a campaign that will have to shift into overdrive to catch up to Grassley's fundraising.
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RELATED: White House puts Supreme Court search on overdrive Speaking en route his golf property in Bedminster, New Jersey, Trump said he would not ask candidates their position on Roe v. Wade.
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But with steel producers like Nucor "taking advantage of the higher prices by building new plants and running its factories in overdrive, " inflation could still be curbed despite the tariffs, he said.
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One of the more innovative products is the ToneWoodAmp, a $250 device that can turn any acoustic guitar into an amplified instrument capable of using various effects ranging from reverb to overdrive.
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Moreover, the presence of the virus in the brain also kicked the body's immune system into overdrive and drove more of the cancer-hunting T-cells to the site of the tumor.
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At first glance (and I think I said this on the podcast once), I wasn't impressed, but actually playing it, it reminds me just a bit of Sunset Overdrive and Saints Row.
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Cozmo — the latest creation from Anki, the company behind the AI-fueled car racing game Overdrive — is like a pint-sized combination of WALL-E and EVE from the movie WALL-E.
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At his now-daily press briefing on Thursday, Trump went into overdrive as he attempts to deflect any and all blame for the current crisis gripping not just America but the world.
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With the Republican changes to the tax code, the high-cost dynamic that has effectively redistributed some probable Democratic voters from left-leaning to right-leaning states will be thrown into overdrive.
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I'm lucky to have close relationships with my nephew and other young children in my circle, yet my nurturing instinct kicks into overdrive with people hitting their 20s and starting their careers.
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"Weather Channel Goes Into Overdrive Covering Back-to-Back Hurricanes" states: For weeks now, the network has broadcast live nonstop, first as Hurricane Harvey inundated Texas, and now as Irma menaces Florida.
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In October 22018, the New York Times and the New Yorker published their landmark articles accusing the Hollywood producer of sexual harassment, assault, and rape, launching the Me Too movement into overdrive.
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Stuck in analytic overdrive, she lets her marital tensions and history of childhood abuse recede into the shadows of etiology, even as she adduces subtext and sub-subtext to Adam's every wobble.
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The company said it sold more than 1.5 million robots in its lifetime, including AI-controlled racing cars, known as Anki Overdrive, and a pair of social robots called Cozmo and Vector.
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The GOP is in overdrive to ensure that all of these matters remain in the public eye through Election Day, summoning Comey and Lynch to appear before separate panels on Capitol Hill.
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In 2019, weddings have gone into overdrive, now costing an average of $22,715 each and the most elaborate they become, the more we eye-roll at OTT invites and excruciating choreographed dances.
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But the Miami area, with its mammoth fair, satellite fairs and myriad museums, including the newly reopened Bass Museum and the Institute of Contemporary Art is in a state of art overdrive.
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Rumors that it will get a showing this around were sent into overdrive following reports in China's state media that the missile was spotted during parade rehearsals in Beijing earlier this month.
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And it causes especially poor health outcomes among groups of people who experience systemic discrimination like racism, which causes the fight-or-flight response to work in low-level, yet incessant, overdrive.
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To stream them, all you need is the app and a library card, which is a relief at a time when consumerism is going into overdrive thanks to Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Most notably, his choice in headgear set Twitter into meme-overdrive when he showed up at the VMAs sporting one, despite the fact that he's been rocking this look since at least April.
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Directed by: John CarpenterWritten by: Bill PhillipsBased on: Christine Yes, Christine is about an evil car, but unlike the homicidal trucks of Maximum Overdrive, the titular Plymouth Fury feels like a real character.
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That West would be capable of that is a subject of much disagreement — there is a fine line between pushing an ego into overdrive, and building something big enough to obscure the ego.
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Rumors that a Sister, Sister reunion would be coming back to television kicked into overdrive after Harry appeared on Steve Harvey's talk show last week and claimed a reboot was in the works.
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Available closer to the holidays for $100, Hot Wheels AI comes in at $50 cheaper than the Anki Overdrive Starter Kit, and that includes the wireless controllers for both of the bundled vehicles.
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Their riffs move between two chords, occasionally three; Bloomgarden's vocals are filtered through the same overdrive as the guitars, the drums, the whole mix; hooks are there to dig into you like tics.
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Key members of the Trump campaign team, including Donald Jr., Kushner and former campaign chair Paul Manafort have been asked to give testimony on Capitol Hill that would send Russia fever into overdrive.
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There can't be many other people working in electronic music today who can boast a performance on Overdrive Infinity and an MDes in Sound for the Moving Image from Glasgow School of Art.
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We finally, finally have a release date for Game of Thrones Season 7, and that can only mean one thing — it's time jump aboard the hype train and crank the theories into overdrive.
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In 2013 Insomniac released a cooperative third-person shooter called Fuse on both the PS3 and Xbox 360; 2014 saw the launch of the Grand Theft Auto-esque Sunset Overdrive on Xbox One.
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When Carlos Condit came out and circled Diaz for five rounds in a fight which remains controversial to this day, Diaz mean mugged into overdrive and slapped the cautious Condit around his guard.
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With the arena in its by-now-familiar mode of deafening overdrive, the spectators were especially lusty in expressing their displeasure with Beverley, booing at seismic levels every time he touched the ball.
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Cohen, whose public testimony last week sent the Democratic investigative machine into overdrive, will appear for a second time to give private testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, which is led by Rep.
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Mr. Moffat's "Doctor Who" was like an hour spent hanging out with clever undergraduates whose imaginations were on overdrive, saturated in both canonical and pop culture and enamored of wordplay and brain teasers.
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But within days of the news that the actress Cynthia Nixon was consulting with seasoned Democratic strategists ahead of a possible primary challenge, Mr. Cuomo and his political operation have accelerated into overdrive.
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And from our newsrooms in London and New York, my colleagues worked in overdrive to follow all the developments surrounding the crash of a Boeing 737 operated by Ukraine International Airlines in Iran.
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But in the past month, his campaign has gone into overdrive, bolstered by a viral video of O'Rourke explaining why NFL players should be permitted to kneel in protest during the national anthem.
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Now it seems to be in overdrive: The news cleaves me, the experiences of other people elbowing their way into my heart and sitting there with me, taking away some of my oxygen.
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Turning speculation into overdrive, just two weeks later, Halsey joined the rapper onstage in New Jersey, where the pair performed their song "Him and I" together and shared a steamy kiss on the lips.
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It's the low fat, very high carbohydrate diet that we've been eating for the last 40 years, which raises levels of the hormone insulin and programs fat cells to go into calorie storage overdrive.
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Crowder has gone into overdrive making videos about his impending ban from YouTube at Maza's hands, warning his millions of subscribers that corporate media is about to crush them and stifle all free speech.
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You need to bring your own smartphone or tablet to the party for app-connected toys like Anki's Overdrive, but it also means that over time gameplay can be improved through simple software updates.
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Its strategy: The company, which owns Ebates, the Kobo e-book reader and the OverDrive e-book system widely used at libraries, is on a mission to make itself better known to American consumers.
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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, which put the printing press into overdrive just over a decade ago and whose hundred trillion notes marked the zenith of hyperinflation, says it will not recklessly print money.
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When Andreas Lubitz, co-pilot of the Germanwings plane that he crashed into the Alps in March, killing 150 people, was found to have a history of recurrent depression, some outlets went into overdrive.
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That's why when her boyfriend, Brian Parkhouse, accepted her proposal on Tuesday, hospice workers at the Supportive Care Unit of Spectrum Health's Fuller campus in Grand Rapids went into overdrive to plan a wedding.
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It's practically someone shouting with irrepressible joy—and it's hard to achieve such a feeling unless the serotonin receptors in your brain have been amped into overdrive with the help of this particular substance.
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But the main reason Fed Chair Janet Yellen and others have given for raising rates is not to tamp down bubbles, but to keep a now nearly fully employed economy from going into overdrive.
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The neuropeptides and hormones that your gut uses to communicate to your brain kick into overdrive, and as your stomach stretches to accommodate your second helping, nerve cells called nociceptors shoot out damage reports.
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But faced with the possibility of a runaway start to the convention, the Trump campaign and Republican National Committee staff members working the floor went into overdrive to get delegates to withdraw their support.
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The proliferation of video through smartphones, dashboard cameras, and body cameras — and social media's ability to send a video into viral overdrive — has played a major role in holding police accountable, especially this year.
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New features on the TB-03 include a four-digit LED display, along with a Step writing mode (adding to the original Pitch and Time modes) and three new effects: overdrive, delay, and reverb.
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It's not that Lewis has become a cynic, it's just that her Gen X penchant for irony kicked into overdrive — and that's the blade she sharpens to use in her fight against the darkness rising.
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Until we address the underlying drivers of weight gain – which are fat cells stuck in calorie storage overdrive – we are going to be in a battle between mind and metabolism that we just can't win.
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Where Anki Overdrive focused on cool robot race cars, competition and building up race car-driving skills, Cozmo is like a really smart pet, even if it does look more like a miniature dump-truck.
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At the time, the Chinese and other emerging-market economies went into overdrive just as production in the United States and Mexico was declining and big producers like Venezuela and Nigeria were facing political turbulence.
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There, Kennedy and Arvad continued their affair, but when Joe learned of their rendezvous – and the fact that his son was contemplating marriage – the elder Kennedy "went into overdrive to end the affair," Leaming writes.
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The bottom line finding is that sea level rise could go into overdrive during the next several decades, and become an existential problem for many coastal cities within the lifetime of current generations of people.
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Its flickering graphics, which move so fast it feels like something outside of normal phenomenological experience, are noticeably dated and ultimately hackneyed—like ostentatious passages from a yellowing copy of William Gibson's Mona Lisa Overdrive.
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Rumours about Aguirre's departure from cabinet went into overdrive in recent weeks after his justice department, due to insufficient evidence, dropped charges against several drug kingpins who had admitted their involvement in the drug trade.
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Malaysian authorities allege that Aisyah and Huong were trained by North Korean agents to surreptitiously swab Kim's face with VX nerve agent, a powerful chemical weapon that kills by sending the nervous system into overdrive.
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The Democrats' strategy will go into overdrive if Moore creates a massive political headache for GOP leaders in Washington by winning the special election on Tuesday -- but Trump's rally gives it an early test run.
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And outside of other obvious differentiators like investment size and location, the deal is notable because it features German automaker Daimler AG. The company has kicked its autonomous vehicle strategy into overdrive in recent months.
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Sepsis, derived from the Greek word for putrefaction, occurs when the immune system goes into overdrive to fight infection or bacterial toxins, triggering a cascade of physiological changes that can lead to multiple organ failure.
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While this isn't the kind of event where there are tacky souvenirs celebrating Xi's life for sale, the official admiration of the president has been in overdrive in the run-up to the parliamentary session.
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High-paying jobs that allowed for a life of luxury became the goal, while the celebrity deification of people like Donald Trump, then the scion of a New York City real estate fortune, hit overdrive.
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Other than that, there's Sunset Overdrive—it's like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater with guns—which people don't talk about anymore but is easily one of the best games you can only play on Xbox One.
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News stories went into frantic overdrive, and Twitter was awash with words like "crazy" and "nuts", with fans suggesting it was time to give up on Kanye West and celebrations that his tour was cancelled.
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"Organizations like ours have been on overdrive," said Amy Taylor, legal director for Make the Road New York, which she said had done "massive outreach" and hosted renewal workshops in Queens and on Long Island.
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The small donors who have driven the fundraising of Sanders to become virtually the equal of Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in campaign fundraising would be in overdrive for the battle between Bernie and the billionaires.
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The sharp increase in demand for "Made in Germany" goods from around the world is pushing Europe's largest economy into overdrive -- and, not coincidently, helping dispel worries about rising protectionism under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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American politics have always been infused with claims about American history, but the Trump era has sent debates over everything from the Constitution to the Civil War to the idea of truth itself into overdrive.
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For anyone paying attention, 2019 was the year the streaming wars went into overdrive, as Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu ramped up their production slates and new players like Apple TV+ and Disney+ entered the fray.
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