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One recent picture shows a distraught woman cradling her husband lying dead next to a sign, pusher ako ("I am a drug pusher")—a tropical version of Michelangelo's "Pietà".
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Customers include The New York Times, which uses Pusher for updating its realtime news feeds; Mailchimp, which uses it for internal collaboration tools; and DraftKings, which uses Pusher for updating its realtime leaderboards.
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Sometimes a cardboard sign is attached: "DRUG PUSHER," one reads.
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Yes, despite continuing conflict over hashish vendors on Pusher Street.
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AKM-GSI Kim Kardashian isn't a season pusher — she's seasonally unaware.
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But Kink's CEO and founder, Peter Acworth, was a boundary pusher.
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Domenico aspires to ascend from assistant messenger to junior pencil pusher.
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The final test itself consisted of three phases: pusher, coast, and brake.
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But his work, perhaps unintentionally, turns out to be a button pusher.
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The Suncast Snow Pusher Snow Shovel isn't fancy, but it is effective.
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He's not a pusher by nature (that's my issue, thank you very much).
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Probably not, unless you precede your meal with a score on Pusher Street.
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Most moments in EDM are ephemeral, but we'll be listening to "Pusher" for years.
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My friends knew him as a certain kind of, shall we say, boundary pusher.
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Ohad Meromi's public sculpture "Sunbather," perhaps unintentionally, turns out to be a button pusher.
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Unlike a conventional tail rotor, the rear pusher prop is completely electric, he said.
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The SpaceX Pusher resembled the frame of a scaled-down Model S with four wheels.
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A sign reading "Drug pusher to celebrities, you're next," was found next to her body.
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Great. You're a button-pusher in both the figurative and literal sense of the word.
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But they're also a little too short — they're not even, like, a pedal pusher length.
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Owner relied on the wheelchair pusher to pick up belongings and they were left behind.
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The pushback to the pusher of our favorite South American drug is a fair start.
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The plane uses one main "pusher" propeller at the tail, and two more on the wingtips.
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Deadbeats Compilation 1 includes songs from Nebbra, Rezz, Megalodon, Memorecks, Pusher, Blount, and Zeds Dead themselves.
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OWNER RELIED ON WHEELCHAIR PUSHER Lost Rasary beads and a prayer bracelet at the TSA checkpoint.
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That's because another cat, Macavity (Idris Elba), is now, somehow, her pimp and a catnip pusher.
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Another customer is Doordash, with Pusher powering real-time updates of the status of your food delivery.
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FROM PUSHOVER TO PUSHER Syracuse has allowed 24.6 points per game this season, good for 52nd nationally.
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A piece of cardboard was left next to his corpse with the word "pusher" written on it.
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This time, the pusher was retired, and the teams were instructed to build their own propulsion systems.
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Both the dual rotor configuration and the rear pusher-prop contribute to the Raider's fleetness of flight.
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The police first began to crack down on the Pusher Street market in 2004, raiding the neighborhood.
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One wheelchair pusher told me he charged older clients 216 riyals, or about $24.95, for a day.
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Philipps has described herself as a "pusher" or someone who is always looking for her next job.
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Dubbed 'Chatkit,' the API and SDK is intended to do a lot of the heavy lifting required to add chat functionality to an app or service, and sees Pusher begin to transition to what COO Sylvain Giuliani describes as a multi-product company, going beyond the core Pusher offering.
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The button pusher thought it was a real emergency even though other workers understood it was an exercise.
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Skymasters have a propeller engine at the front and another engine driving a "pusher" prop at the rear.
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Hillary Clinton would be the paper because she appears to be a high flying, budget busting paper pusher.
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Others call him a dangerous conspiracy theory-pusher who thinks the Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax.
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"Another trolley-pusher, Boyser, 59, told two Reuters journalists: "If you weren't reporters, they would offer you drugs.
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Ms Smit's pusher, a 35-year-old Tanzanian migrant by the name of Juma, describes how his patch works.
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The pusher-prop on the back of the aircraft is a small propeller behind the counter-rotating rotor heads.
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" —Berlin, Germany "My brother's wife is a drug pusher, and the gangs are killing all the drug pushers here.
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The shutdown of Pusher Street was the culmination of simmering tensions between the Christiana commune and law enforcement authorities.
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Shroyer again welcomes guests—this time conspiracy pusher and doxxer of one of Roy Moore's alleged victims, Jack Posobiec.
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I was a paper pusher in a cubicle and a clerk in a convenience store, but it's all slapstick.
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On a different show, that might make him a boring paper pusher, the bureaucrat everyone rolls their eyes about.
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It shows slain suspected drug pusher Michael Siaron, cradled where he lies on the street by his partner Jennilyn Olayres.
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The Qasef-1 is a propeller powered "pusher" style UAV with operational radius reportedly limited to 13 kilometers (62 miles).
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They released eight albums—their last thus far being 2012's Wonky—and have scored films including Pusher and Octane.
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He says that Lugo, "that dead boy," was a drug pusher, and they should take their time looking into the guards.
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The 2-in-1 Food Pusher handles any and all large and small diameter fruits and vegetables, from cucumbers to celery.
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Tibetan prayer flags form a fluttering, sunlit tent above the Pusher Street drug market, obstructing the view of police surveillance drones.
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My government and every administration since threw everything at the problem — from fumigating crops to jailing every drug pusher in sight.
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The company has seen strong organic growth so far, with more than 100,000 developers using Pusher to deliver content to their customers.
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Wallace is Shep's guy, Abernathy is a pencil pusher and Scott is a woman—Hannity has no respect for any of them.
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The major difference this time around was the absence of a SpaceX "pusher" vehicle to help propel the pods down the tube.
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It works like a juicer in that you place frozen fruits in the top slot and press them through with the pusher.
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Jack Posobiec, who was an early pusher of the fake Pizzagate conspiracy theory, and far-right activist Laura Loomer, were also speakers.
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While working as a cart pusher at Walmart, I went through shoes quickly from the hours of walking on pavement every day.
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We're used to our finger becoming whatever tool we need it to be — a pencil or a scrubber or a button pusher.
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Once the authorities have cleared the market known as Pusher Street, above, the decades-old utopian experiment returns to business as usual.
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" He continued, "Instead of being branded a Communist today, you're branded a drug user or a drug addict or a drug pusher.
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On that note, Pusher appears to have a decent track record, born out by its list of customers since being founded in 2011.
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Typically for Refn, the outspoken writer-director of Drive, the Pusher trilogy, and The Neon Demon, considerable self-created fanfare preceded the launch.
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"I felt honored that I was the kind of the drug pusher, the dope man, so to speak," he adds with a laugh.
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Averaging 13 a day, nearly 2,000 in the last two months, the bodies are hung with cardboard labels: purse snatcher, drug pusher, addict.
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But that hiatus came to an end yesterday evening when Johnson appeared on The Tonight Show with host (and candy-pusher) Jimmy Fallon.
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The hysterical pusher of conspiracy theories we see on his show "InfoWars," or a shrewd performer putting on a lucrative and convincing act?
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Start putting meat into the tray on top and use the food pusher to tamp the meat down into the feed tube.11.
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Having a separate chat product also allows for more specific chat features to be supported without cluttering or overcomplicating the more general Pusher offering.
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That means that when a user typed in the Twitter handle of Pizzagate narrative pusher Mike Cernovich, he wouldn't come up in search results.
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Though the family maintains Raul himself was innocent, he was married to a drug pusher in the nearby province of Bulacan, she tells me.
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"The facts prove that if the South China Sea is tense then it's the US which is the biggest pusher of this," Hua said.
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People keep talking about pornography as the most obvious sort of next step, it's always been a sort of technological... pusher [laughs] of things.
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His first brush with Islam came in 1999, when he and another pusher ran into an abandoned building to evade the police, he said.
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He makes inappropriate jokes and advances to Monica, who unexpectedly gets a job as a tree pusher with Earl and the other male dinosaurs.
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Bachik just announced his partnership with Tweezerman, and the launch of his own personalized nail tools — from a cuticle pusher to stainless steel clippers.
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He introduced me to what Christiania was and it's so much more than Pusher Street: it's a community where everyone helps each other out.
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The plane Omegoolibird used was a pusher-prop Vasamodel Fusion, which places the spinning propeller at the back of the craft, instead of the front.
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Whether it's a food-shaming lunch date or a marriage-pusher, here's how to proceed with grace, dignity, and a good feeling about it all.
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In the SpaceX test, they had a little pusher, which was like a modified Tesla that they put inside the tube to push their pods.
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He's best known for his image of Jennilyn Olayres, a Manila woman he photographed cradling the body of her partner, suspected drug pusher Michael Siaron.
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The larger "LG Watch Sport" appears to be the sportier, more rugged version with a "digital crown" and two pusher buttons above and below it.
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And true to Zemeckis's reputation as an envelope-pusher when it comes to visual effects, Contact's primitive CGI holds up remarkably well by contemporary standards.
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He even pronounced it "Pusher-T" with a hard R. You really have to be going out of your way to pronounce someone's name racistly.
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One recent morning, when a middle-aged woman took a photograph of Pusher Street, a young man confronted her and demanded she delete the photo.
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"If I call technology something that people get addicted to, there needs to be a pusher, a dealer doing it to you," Mr. Eyal said.
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The machine has a fruit and vegetable pusher to help you guide your produce down the juicer's shoot toward a stainless steel cutter and strainer.
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London-based Pusher, the company powering The NY Times' live election results and DraftKing's fantasy scoring results, just raised $2.5 million to up its stakes further.
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I always wrote off the pot enthusiasts as pusher hippies who were too stoned to know any better than to preach the healing powers of cannabis.
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If our agents can show the nexus between you the pusher of poison and the person that overdoses and dies, we will charge you with murder.
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They would go into a neighborhood, say they have a lead, that there's a drug user or a drug pusher in this house, in this area.
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The dead boy at the center of the case, Kian Loyd delos Santos, had been incorrectly identified by an informant as a drug pusher, prosecutors said.
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And backstage, the crew had laid out boxes of Tic Tacs that were specially labeled "I'm a Pusher," a reference to one of Ms. Simard's lines.
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Kase (Shota Sometani) is a brash drug pusher working with a crooked cop to double-cross not only his own associates but some rival Chinese dealers.
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If our agents can show the nexus between you, the pusher of poison, and the person that overdoses and dies, we will charge you with murder.
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The extra-wide blade of the Manplow REV42 Revolution Snow Pusher can clear 42-inch swaths of sidewalk, driveway, patio, and more in a single pass.
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I'm not a serial "snooze button-pusher" nor am I the sort to leave a smartphone ringing for three minutes before getting up to switch it off.
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Yeah, and then they're found in a dark alley somewhere with cardboard pasted on their body, saying "I'm a pusher," "I'm a drug addict," stuff like that.
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However, other types of nets are exempt from TED requirements: this includes about 22019,400 "skimmer trawls" in the Southeast, as well as pusher-head and butterfly trawls.
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In November, three police officers were found guilty of murdering a teenager who was mistaken for a drug pusher, the first such convictions in the antidrug campaign.
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He knew that the pusher of alternative facts would find an audience among those who wanted what he said to be true, even if it obviously wasn't.
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"Any feature within an app or a website that should just update in real time without needing to be refreshed could be built with Pusher," the company says.
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" He said: "The drug war will be sustained and relentless until the last drug lord, the last financier, and the last pusher have surrendered or put behind bars.
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The ultimate boundary pusher (and a force in the life of the fictional Midge Maisel), Bruce pulled the tablecloth out from under comedy's respectable gags and one-liners.
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She's no back-alley pusher—her goal is get kratom out of head shops, gas stations, and dark street corners and into the safe, legal light of day.
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I was a pencil pusher in the regular Army back in the 80's and I knew many women who could serve in many ways given the chance.
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To me, I'm not a bike pusher, but it is an incentive to get everyone who can bike, and is willing to do so, on that mode of transportation.
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It's the dream of having one machine that is both with you everywhere and a powerful pixel pusher when you want to settle down for a serious gaming session.
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A couple of people shifted away from MDMA when those people died at Revolver a while ago, but a good pusher can predict the waves and go with it.
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Politicians from across the political spectrum have long argued that Christiania should be better regulated, and on Friday many of them welcomed the demolition of the Pusher Street market.
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It now appears that the prosecution has a case of what happened at the scene built on the statements of a declared liar, a drug pusher and a drunk.
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Republican lawmakers have repeatedly refused Democratic demands to request documents from his time in the latter position and argued that he served as no more than a glorified paper pusher.
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Pusher offers some suggestions for when this might be useful: cars moving around on a map, scores updating on a web page or notification messages getting pushed to the users.
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Not to sound like an exercise-pusher, but if the cold weather is bumming you out, it might be worthwhile to venture outdoors and try to attempt some light exercise.
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"Until the last pusher is out of the street... until the last drugs lord is killed, this drug campaign would continue to the last day of my term," he said.
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The Explorist is the bigger and bulkier option, trading the sleek curves of the Venture for a more rugged design by adding two pusher buttons to go along with the crown.
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Dawn Olson was also a music-obsessed teenager, but she preferred wearing peddle pusher pants, baby doll socks and heels, miniskirts, leggings with oversized tops and, of course, really big earrings.
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"NY Times uses Pusher to power live election results — their servers push the results to all of their connected client devices in real time as they become available," says Quigley-Jones.
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As for what's next for the famous poultry pusher, Hochman won't give much detail beyond a promise that the next phase will be more than a rote changing of the Colonels.
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Footage provided by Hyperloop One shows the company's crew, sporting hard hats and neon yellow shirts, loading the pod into the tube using some sort of large, 10-wheeled pusher vehicle.
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"It's a fancy name for what we used to call 'a stick pusher,'" says Ross Aimer, CEO of Aero Consulting Experts, who is rated to fly every type of Boeing jet.
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So basically here in the Philippines, if you hate somebody, you just abduct him, kill him, and put a cardboard saying he's a drug pusher, and nobody would care to investigate.
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During Thursday's test demo, Defiant flew at about 140 knots, but only used about 20% of the pusher propeller capability and about 30% of the engine power on Defiant, Henderscheid said.
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For example, the New York Times uses Pusher to power breaking news and events on its front page, including real-time graph/stats, updates, and live news feeds (tweets, quotes, photos etc).
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He feels that for Pusher to fully take advantage of the opportunity ahead, organic growth — and in turn the company growing at the same pace as revenue — wasn't going to cut it.
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But Republicans had dismissed their broader request as a "fishing expedition," and characterized Kavanaugh's work as a staff secretary as a "paper pusher" that would shed little light on his judicial philosophy.
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Conservative-leaning politicians have promised to shut down the Pusher Street drug trade, noting a jarring act of violence that occurred two years ago, when a dealer shot and injured two policemen.
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He sold his wares under the designation William J., dropping his last name so as not to embarrass his family, still in shock that their son was a pusher of frilly things.
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In the story, Nora Ralph, one of the editors of the Ralph Retort (a conservative conspiracy site) describes how she feels about Infowars&apos Alex Jones, another prolific pusher of political fiction.
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He said he would not stop "until the last drug pusher and the last drug lord are..." at which point he drew his finger across his neck in a dramatic execution-style gesture.
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Fans of the Danish director's films, including "Pusher", "Drive" and "Only God Forgives", won't be surprised to learn that he has come up with another seedy, brutal, yet coolly stylish urban crime thriller.
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And, his natural state -- from his life as a self-confessed young screwup at the Naval Academy until now -- is as a boundary pusher and someone never terribly comfortable toeing the party line.
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By depressing a pusher, the timepiece can be synced to any of those destinations, its name glimpsed through a second aperture reminiscent of the classic ticking departure boards of Europe's grand train stations.
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"We will not stop until the last drug lord, the last financier and the last pusher have surrendered or been put behind bars or below the ground, if they so wish," he said.
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Once the button is pressed, the food pusher will guide your ingredients to the chamber, pulp will be separated out, and boom: four servings of fruits or veggies in just a few minutes.
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People believe there's a dude, who they're calling "The Pusher," who lurks the canals at night, stalks lads (who he believes to be gay), and pushes them into the canal and kills them.
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It is common for a parent taking a baby for a stroll to exchange a look of solidarity with another pram-pusher, only to glance down and realise the other's contains a furry friend.
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A formidable challenge, but some teams breathed a quiet sigh of relief: last August, the pusher vehicle bested the winning team's pod after Musk decided on a whim to race it in the tube.
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Copenhagen residents used crowbars, power tools, and a bulldozer to demolish an infamous open-air drug market known as "Pusher Street" on Friday following a shooting that injured two police officers and a bystander.
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Westenhofer, who is 213 years old, has the physical presence of a set builder rather than a pixel pusher, with the easygoing air of someone who's made a living out of realizing impossible things.
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Although the community is known for Pusher Street, a road where dealers pedal marijuana, harder drugs are looked down upon, and Christiania's typically progressive residents are proponents of pastimes such as yoga and the arts.
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In a call, Giuliani explained that some of Chatkit's functionality could be achieved by developing on top of the core Pusher service, just not quite as easily as using the new chat API and SDK.
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Pusher, the London startup that provides tools and cloud infrastructure for developers to add real-time functionality to their apps, such as push notifications and messages, has pulled in $8 million in Series A funding.
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Founded in 2011 — off the back of a modest $1 million in seed funding — Pusher aims to significantly lower the barriers for developers who want to build real-time features into their websites and apps.
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It's a monster-of-the-week tale, about a man (who calls himself Pusher) with the power to control other people's minds through verbal suggestion, and it's widely regarded as one of the series' best.
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Republicans have defended their move, arguing that Kavanaugh was basically a "paper pusher" in his role as staff secretary and that Kavanaugh's 12 years on the bench are more relevant to understanding his judicial philosophy.
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Most watch companies will replace your vintage pieces such as the dial, hands, crowns and the pusher (in the case of chronographs) with modern counter parts, destroying potentially thousands of dollars worth of resale value.
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"It kind of feels like we were pushed over on the playground, we complained, the pusher then picked us up, brushed us off and apologized, then five minutes later pushed us over again," one commenter said.
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When I sat inside the Toyota Concept-i, which could not drive (reps described it as a "pusher"), I was not only impressed by the spacious, slightly austere interior, but how obvious, comfortable and friendly it seemed.
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But then I spoke with Guac-E Talk-E inventor and Kickstarter pusher Andrew Nelson, and he was just so ridiculously earnest about it, that it was hard not to hope that it meets its funding goal.
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Detecting the position of the puck and the "pusher robot" (and according to the current location of all the elements on the court), your smartphone makes decisions and commands the robot what to do via Wi-Fi.
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Test pilots on Defiant said they love the rear pusher-prop, which is designed to provide revolutionary thrust, but are also comforted that it can take direct hits in combat without causing catastrophic failure to the aircraft.
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Meanwhile, Pusher says that more than 200,000 developers worldwide are using Pusher's products and more than 40 billion messages per day are now sent using APIs provided by the company, "connecting more than eight billion devices per month".
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What is striking today is how his comedy has been obscured by his reputation as a truth-telling social critic and boundary-pusher who became a symbol for free speech after being arrested multiple times on obscenity charges.
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By the time the police officers reach the open-air hash market on Pusher Street, pistols at their hips, the scent of hash has been replaced by the scent of cinnamon rolls, and half the population is missing.
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There's one game show called "The Chase" that's a trivia competition with pretty challenging questions, and another called "Tipping Point" that's just a giant version of those coin pusher arcade games that's unbelievably slow and not that challenging.
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Dee Dee, the dealer who had initially put a young Carter on as a dope pusher, was murdered, shot in the back of the head before or after having his balls cut off and stuffed in his mouth.
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His character Sam is a convicted sex offender (he dated a 17-year old when he was 23) and known drug pusher (he's offering experiences!), but Yelchin brings a lightness to the role that balances the film out expertly.
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The officers — Arnel Oares, Jeremias Pereda and Jerwin Cruz — were charged in a lower court in Caloocan City, north of Manila, along with an informant who had erroneously identified the boy, Kian Loyd delos Santos, as a drug pusher.
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Pusher, the London startup that provides tools and cloud infrastructure for developers to add real-time functionality to their apps, such as push notifications and messages, has launched a new product dedicated to making it easier to roll various chat features.
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In a call, Pusher co-founder Max Williams told me the startup's Series A will be used to continue building new developer products and to establish a bigger presence in the U.S. so that it can be closer to customers.
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PubNub's growth — along with that of competing companies and technologies, which includes the likes of Pusher, RabbitMQ, Google's Firebase and others — has come alongside the emergence of a number of use cases built on the premise of real-time notifications.
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There's another new twist for the next competition – all participating pods must be self-propelled, meaning they can't make use of SpaceX's own pusher vehicle, which provided a starting boost to pods that didn't have their own means of acceleration.
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Beyond that, Mr. Panek, ever the boundary pusher, said that even a marathon might be on the horizon someday, but since it would most likely have to be done as a five-dog relay, it isn't feasible at the moment.
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To that end, Williams says that the new capital will enable Pusher to move a lot faster, in recognition that the real-time developer tool space has not only grown exponentially in the last few years but is also becoming more competitive.
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As the sun set, feeling emboldened by the fresh air of Baños, I hopped on the swing myself, and was pushed out over the edge of the mountain until, after plenty of screaming, the swing-pusher finally heeded my pleas to stop.
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I couldn't write that paragraph without thinking about Cliburn's recording of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 and the corner of my parents' living room dominated by our Garrard record changer, the kind with a "pusher platform" for a whole stack of vinyl.
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Eugene Burton Ely flew a Curtiss Pusher biplane off the deck of the USS Birmingham on November 14, 1910, marking the first time the Navy had launched a plane from a warship, which came only seven years after the Wright Brothers' first flights.
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Their first mission is to head for South America to capture a big-time brothel owner and drug pusher, Mac Roundtree (a shout-out to Richard Roundtree, who played Shaft back in the day), portrayed as a wild-eyed predator by Jeff McCarthy.
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The pusher prop can also be reversed very quickly to provide negative thrust for quick braking power, and then turned off for a quieter sound signature, said Bill Fell, a former Army aviator and senior experimental test pilot for Raider and Defiant.
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Bodies are often recovered bearing crude cardboard signs: "I AM A PUSHER" or "I AM A DRUG USER DON'T BE LIKE ME." Filipinos refer to the practice as "cardboard justice"; the signs now sometimes include Twitter hashtags, or riffs on popular Facebook memes.
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Some wander through White House halls, eyes vacant, colliding into walls and each other, their reputations drained to the last drop: John Kelly the Gold Star General turned Chief Authoritarian Enabler; Ronny L. Jackson, the Nicest Guy in Washington, now branded Tyrant / Pill Pusher / Drunk.
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From the front, the button-pusher was draped in silver, with barbed wire tufts on her shoulders and a similarly punitive-looking crown.. The back of the "dress" revealed a white brick pattern; Villa carried whatever her accessories are in a red "Make America Great" bag.
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You know the Facebook product pusher by the private flash sale groups she invites you to, the wine & cheese parties she hosts in the neighborhood, and the rave updates she gives on the only thing that ever helped her acne/dry hands/thinning hair/crow's feet.
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After holding a SpaceX Hyperloop competition last weekend, where a team of students from Technical University Munich built a test pod that hit a record-breaking 201 mph, Musk set out to see if Tesla's very own Hyperloop pusher pod could beat the freshly set achievement.
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We all understand the underlying message here: Sports is basically a form of physical labor, so an athlete is arguably closer in spirit to, say, a construction worker or a roofer than to some pencil-pusher who sits on his butt all day (like, um, a journalist).
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It's no small part of the reason Red America threw up their hands, looking for any alternative to push back against the inanity, even if that pusher comes in the form of a medicine-show huckster like Trump, who was just crazy enough to take it on.
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Pusher already has a small team working out of Heavybit's San Francisco office, but in line with growth it plans to eventually set up a bigger office on the West Coast and aims to have up to 30 people working in the U.S. by the end of the year.
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Elon Musk apparently felt left out when student teams competed to achieve top speed on the SpaceX Hyperloop test track last weekend, because he decided to run the SpaceX pusher vehicle, which includes a Tesla drivetrain, down the track on its own to see how fast it could go.
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The UK producer born Richard D. James satisfies both the need for a big name—an exclusive one at that (Saturday's show was his first in the United States in eight years)—and the need to include a real boundary-pusher, a headliner who doesn't make normal headliner fare.
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On April 6, she'll push into even more worlds, care of Lune Rouge Remixed, a collection of flips, edits, and reimaginings from a host of other electro-experimenters, including the L.A. club boundary-pusher Kingdom, the vaporous Japanese producer Qrion, and Sofi Tukker among a host of others.
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That aesthetic is nothing new for Refn, a Danish-born filmmaker who got his start with the visceral crime story Pusher (which eventually became a trilogy), and built a cult audience around other macho, violence-focused films like Bronson (a name-making feature for Tom Hardy) and Valhalla Rising.
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Under the law, to be convicted of drug trafficking, a doctor must knowingly and intentionally become a pusher rather than a physician—she shouldn't be able to be convicted just because government agents don't like the doses of opioids she prescribes or her political views on drug policy.
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In such a world, humans are barely needed to run security programs, their jobs largely automated out of existence, relegating them to a role as the button-pusher on particularly critical changes proposed by the otherwise omnipotent AI. Such a vision is still in the realm of science fiction.
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They don't want Facebook to play fair so much as they want it to play by their rules and on their terms, and if making the Pizzagate pusher who thinks the Illuminati puts chemicals in the water to make "the friggin' frogs gay" into a martyr helps, so be it.
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When American pop trio Adam Hoffman, Matt Lipkins and Scott Tyler — who met during their freshman year at Emory University in 2007 — covered the iconic pop star's hit "Pusher Love Girl" in 2013, they took a leap of faith when they Tweeted at Timberlake, 37, to check out their rendition.
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There's the fitted to-the-knee version, the 2019 update to the '50s pedal pusher, the baggy boyfriend cut for a looser feel, pleated styles ideal for the office and sport shorts of the basketball and soccer variety for the athleisure enthusiast (tip: they look coolest when slung low on the hips).
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Watch more from TONIC: "I'm a pill pusher for a living, and it still appeals to me to do something that doesn't involve pills," says Jonathan Stewart, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University in New York, who is currently running a wake therapy trial at New York State Psychiatric Institute.
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Finally getting his breakthrough eight years later with Moonlight, a Brad Pitt-financed bildungsroman which tells a triptych of stories about a gay, muscle bound, bandanna wearing ghetto drug pusher, Jenkins quickly seized the star that seemed destined for Parker, providing the year's most emotionally crushing theatrical experience this side of Manchester of the Sea.
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It aims for a kind of realism with refreshingly lowered stakes: Degrassi's pansexual drug addict essentially just stumbles around a lot and kisses both his ex-boyfriend and his female Ativan pusher; the boy branded as a lothario earns his rep through a series of make-outs, not by Chuck Bass-edly bedding every young lady in sight.
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Mark Ross, a former company sales representative, testified during a grand jury appearance that after he warned a manager that one doctor's office was filled with drug seekers he was told his job was to sell drugs, not to determine if a "doctor was a drug pusher," according to a summary of his testimony in the report.
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In the years since, she's been, by turns, a traditionalist, a seemingly happy member of the Nashville establishment — especially in the years she and Mr. Shelton were winning female and male vocalist of the year at the Country Music Association Awards — and, at her most thrilling, a roots-minded boundary pusher being yanked (or, more accurately, yanking) in all sorts of wild directions.
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To uniform the "imperfect and flawed and vulnerable" anti-athletes who Mr. Risso felt have been shut out by fashion, he devised nerdy high-waist skater shorts in felted mohair; nylon Windbreakers rolled and knotted at the waist; floaty bathrobes printed with patterns drawn from the work of the American painter Betsy Podlach and checked cabana suits, whose wide legs were lopped off at pedal pusher height.
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