Pink is the latest celebrity to ride shotgun with James Corden for Carpool Karaoke.
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I also liked the stack in the southeast, RIDE SHOTGUN, KEEP TALKING and ODDS AND ENDS.
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People don't fight to ride shotgun in this one or to squeeze into the rear cabin space.
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It came with another customized feature: an inflatable mannequin of himself to ride shotgun to deter any suitors.
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Who else could get Naomi to ride shotgun in an old jeep blanketed in massive amounts of bird crap?
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Thrill seekers can ride shotgun on a raft and dodge a roaring T. rex on Universal Hollywood's "Jurassic Park": The Ride.
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Madonna is the latest pop diva to ride shotgun with Corden who previously drove around with Lady Gaga, Mariah Carey, Britney Spears and Sia.
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The person behind the wheel will be responsible for maintaining the vehicle safely, while the second "mission specialist" will ride shotgun and document events.
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Because "sheer panic" is my middle fucking name, I decided to ride shotgun in an Uber Pool around London for an entire Friday night.
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The term "riding shotgun" or to "ride shotgun" became a popular idiom in the 1950s, appearing in many western movies, according to Etymology Dictionary.
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The initial goal was to help the Mavericks retain sufficient cap flexibility to lure a star player to Dallas to ride shotgun with him.
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Mt. Washington, New Hampshire (CNN)Ride shotgun with extreme athlete Travis Pastrana as he attempts to set a new record at the Mt. Washington Hill Climb.
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Also, I'm a sucker for interlocking theme answers, so the symmetrical RIDE SHOTGUN (20173A) and RIFLE THROUGH (59A) running through the vertical BAZOOKA BUBBLE GUM (7D) was a big plus.
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Why do they call Andrew a prince; why does he still have a teddy bear; why would he get to ride shotgun; and then later, why would his dad kiss his feet?
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If we took a taxi to some church or ruin, he would ride shotgun and ask the driver to teach him a few common Maltese phrases, or to tell him a joke.
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Normally, when the drifter you've given a lift offers you a "road brew" — a beer for the drive — you might think deeply about letting him ride shotgun for the next 1,000 miles.
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Perhaps it was because most observers figured Icahn was simply along for the ride, content to ride shotgun on Herbalife with Chapman, Hempton, and especially Loeb, whom he had a great amount of respect for as an investor.
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If you commit to something that shamelessly, if you slow-roll your Maybach through a mob of paparazzi and wrinkly white people and Facebook statuses who think you're What's Wrong with America and come out undented, I'll ride shotgun.
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Griffin — "your Dungeon Master and best friend" — plays fast and loose with some of the harder rules of D&D, allowing for the kind of wild stories that let the boys solve crab murders on trains, delve into crystal caverns, and ride shotgun in high-stakes battlewagon races.
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Like that fast-reading 508-pager, its aim is to simultaneously depict and demythologize the Jersey shore and poke major holes in an authenticity it reconceives at a truer level of complexity—on his first cross-country car trip, the guy who would soon write "Racing in the Street" had to learn to drive from scratch when the guy who was supposed to ride shotgun disappeared in Tennessee.
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More recently, the term has been applied to a game, usually played by groups of friends to determine who rides beside the driver in a car. Typically, this involves claiming the right to ride shotgun by being the first person to call out "shotgun". The game creates an environment that is fair by forgetting and leaving out most seniority except that mothers and significant others automatically get shotgun, and this meanwhile leaves out any conflicts that may have previously occurred when deciding who gets to ride shotgun.
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She then proceeded to the Southern SAR station to ride shotgun for the destroyer leader . The destroyer shifted to the gunline on 23 March, and provided naval gunfire support to troops in the Viet Cong-dominated Rung Sat Special Zone (RSSZ). Anchored in the shallow restricted water with the Viet Cong less than away, Agerholm was vulnerable to enemy fire, underwater swimmers, and mines. On 25 March, the destroyer first fired both RAP and conventional ammunition into the RSSZ with great accuracy.
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From 29 June to 15 July, she provided gunfire support for the Allied ground forces fighting North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units in the U.S. IV Corps area of South Vietnam. From here, she headed for Kaohsiung, Taiwan, for a two-day liberty after which the destroyer steamed on to Japan. After a tender availability alongside at Sasebo, Taussig entered the Sea of Japan on 4 August to "ride shotgun" for and Halsey. On 24 August, the warship headed for Hong Kong where she arrived on the 28th.
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During this traffic stop, Dekker and his commandos hit the Metro City Bank. Upon hearing of the bank heist on their radio, Carpenter and Westlake left Cole behind to join their fellow officers at the bank to confront Dekker and his commandos. Officer Carpenter saved Westlake's life by knocking her to the ground when the International Transtar 4300 tractor Dekker was driving smashed through the Metropol roadblock, only to die when he was shot by Dekker's second-in- command, Lee Cyrus (played by Dean Wray). Because of the bank heist, the Viper Project was reborn, with a Metropol liaison to ride shotgun.
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Raymond requests that Stark ride shotgun on a transport that is going to Neon City, but he refuses. When Stark's truck blows up, Raymond claims it to be an act of terrorism by mutants. Stark attacks Raymond, only to be knocked unconscious and placed on the transport with Reno. On board the transport are Bulk, a former friend and ex-cop whom Stark once arrested; Tom, a serial killer who pretends to be a doctor; Dickie Devine, a clown; Sandy, Stark's ex-wife; Twink, the sheltered daughter of an influential Neon City politician; and Wing, an old man who keeps to himself.
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Wale) and "D.U.I." (feat. Jadakiss & Fabolous), which was released on February 25, 2012. More positive reviews of the latter track note that "The Harlem songstress channels Janet Jackson as she glides over the smooth Hit-Boy-produced beat with her airy vocals, while fellow New Yorkers Fabolous and Jadakiss ride shotgun". After some time as an independent artist and taking time to find herself as an artist, Taylor signed a joint-venture deal with Kanye West's label GOOD Music and The Island Def Jam Music Group, on June 14, 2012. As part of GOOD Music, Taylor appears on the GOOD Music compilation album Cruel Summer, released September 18, 2012.
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