Hit-to-kill missile interception has been described as hitting a speeding bullet with another speeding bullet.
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In Ballwin, Missouri, a man pulled over for speeding shot the cop in an apparent ambush before speeding away.
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It's essentially the equivalent of trying to hit a speeding bullet with another speeding bullet from hundreds of miles away.
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It's also speeding up, because 2016 seems like the perfect year to discover that a molten hell-river is speeding up.
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That meant we'd be speeding on public roads on the way to the parking garages and speeding in the parking garages too.
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"It's like getting caught speeding: How many times have you been speeding on the road, and how many times have you got caught?" he said.
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Things get worse when Perry responds to this news by speeding past Trivia Night, effectively speeding past Celeste's sole way out of a possibly-deadly situation.
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But then I had to admit that though it was my first speeding ticket in 20 years, it wasn't my first time speeding during the past two decades.
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Speeding is serious stuff, and it's important that Uber keeps their drivers in check even if they are independent contractors and the company isn't paying their speeding tickets.
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I have a habit of hard braking, apparently, but otherwise my scores on rapid acceleration, speeding (which it breaks into major and minor speeding) and top speed were good.
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"I then heard a boat speeding off toward the south," a witness at the campground said, adding that a man in the boat that was speeding away was uttering profanities.
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Fontana Mix – From A Speeding Car (UK, 213) 285.
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In their analysis of people who drive while speeding, NHTSA showed that nearly twice as many men 34 years or younger die in speeding crashes than women in the same age bracket.
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Without proper identification police cannot punish a driver for speeding.
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News Wednesday he was pulled over for a speeding ticket.
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The cars continued speeding down the freeway side by side.
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We're told his suspended license was due to speeding tickets.
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Thus, companies have been focusing on speeding up those transactions.
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Deaths related to drunk driving, speeding, and motorcycling all fell.
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Every citizen has committed a common strict liability crime: speeding.
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A new opponent of speeding up the process is Rep.
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All of the sudden, this ... He was busy speeding somewhere.
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And it's not just America speeding into the driverless future.
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He also had eight speeding violations between 1975 and 2001.
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For now, China's speeding shipping is primarily a domestic offering.
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Politely, the lieutenant handed over her purse before speeding off.
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This collection was speeding into a new era of fashion.
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If you can somehow adjust that -- RIVERA: So is speeding.
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Highway patrol officers hear all kinds of excuses for speeding.
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Pulled over for speeding Sunday, he just broke down crying.
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It will also be working on speeding up offline processing.
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Officers believe the car was speeding before it lost control.
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Well, researchers also found that rates of extreme speeding increased.
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Volvo named speeding as the main factor in fatal crashes.
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According to the police report, Kennedy admitted he'd been speeding.
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The movie closed out with Annette speeding off in it.
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Imagine you are in a car speeding down the road.
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Below, he shares his tips for speeding through airport screening.
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To sum up, the world is chugging along, not speeding.
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Around the world, energy innovation seems to be speeding up.
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" Vanessa adds, "There's no reason of speeding up the process.
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Elodie and her mom are now speeding through a forest.
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The limit is 65, and Russia is speeding at 75.
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His criminal record showed nothing more serious than speeding tickets.
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My mind is speeding, and my body is frozen stiff.
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I'll try that the next time I'm stopped for speeding.
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The car reversed before speeding forward into the frame again.
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And he gave Harry Trent more than a speeding summons.
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The working group also considered speeding up migrants' court cases.
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But this storyline's second act is simply speeding by instead.
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DePodesta wanted to help somehow in speeding up that curve.
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Within minutes you are airborne and speeding through the night.
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Witnesses saw a silver sedan speeding away from the scene.
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Machine learning and artificial intelligence are now speeding it along.
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So rather than catching up, the calendar was speeding ahead.
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The train operator was speeding after he had been drinking.
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Hunt WAS cited for speeding and sent on his way.
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He was pulled over for speeding on the bike twice.
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They added cameras to catch speeding drivers near two schools.
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The gunman shot Mr. Cali six times before speeding off.
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Or are they just speeding headlong into this new world?
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The woman is also seen speeding along on a winged horse.
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We literally spent all the money we made, paying speeding tickets.
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Karl&aposs figures include people who have committed crimes like speeding.
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Police allege he was speeding before losing control of the vehicle.
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Allison was pulled over for speeding in Wisconsin back on Sept.
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Speeding is still the most common cause of fatal car accidents.
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Google is speeding up its internet services in Asia once again.
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Miller was pulled over for speeding but faced no criminal charges.
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Digitalization is speeding up everything, making us woozy and, often, unnerved.
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Most of the incidents are moving vehicle violations, like speeding, etc.
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This makes laying up much easier, speeding up production even more.
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Investigators said Michael Dwayne Hughes was speeding the night of Jan.
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You have to think that this economy is now speeding up.
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Among the world's most widely flouted laws are those against speeding.
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Witnesses told police they saw at least two cars speeding away.
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Experiential commerce is speeding the decline of retail jobs and malls.
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Dubai tourist racks up $45,000 in speeding tickets in four hours .
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Factors that were considered include speeding tickets, accidents, DUI's, and fatalities.
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The colors continually change, sometimes speeding up and then slowing down.
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I'd really be speeding my life up by going to Mars.
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") to the dangerously foolhardy ("JUMPING TWO SPEEDING LAMBORGHINIS BACK TO BACK!
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BST after undocking from the Space Station and speeding back home.
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Drax is speeding up plans to convert its units to gas.
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A Texas state trooper stopped Isaacs' speeding car outside of Houston.
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"There's no reason of speeding up the process," Grimaldi told PEOPLE.
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They are speeding through Chicago when the parade holds them up.
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Things have been slow, but they're about to start speeding ahead.
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The controls are kept simple — navigating, speeding up, and slowing down.
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A checkpoint inhibitor neutralises one of these, speeding things up again.
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Proponents of the laws say speeding is still a major concern.
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Operators were punished for speeding, but not recognized for good performance.
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I had no room in my shoestring budget for speeding tickets.
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TSA PreCheck is great for speeding through security on domestic flights.
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Police later said it was unclear whether the driver was speeding.
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Speeding up trials is a major way to achieve this goal.
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The nearby galaxy Andromeda is speeding towards us at 250,000 mph.
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Bavaria has little to lose from speeding up the coal exit.
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Others claimed they saw a white car speeding up the block.
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Immediately the robot vacuum zips away, speeding between your legs, & disappearing.
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Now, use of speed cameras will resume for issuing speeding tickets.
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The driver opened fire on a state trooper before speeding away.
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"Got my first speeding ticket in that sucker," Ms. Richardson said.
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In fact, the rate of infection is only speeding up, Gov.
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The train operator was found to have been drunk and speeding.
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The gunmen then burned their small farming village before speeding away.
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It is totally speeding up the iteration loop of physical manufacturing.
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Lohan pleaded guilty to drunken driving and speeding charges in 2014.
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Tillerson would throw himself in front of the speeding Trump train.
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Hyperloop One's development track is speeding up, both figuratively and literally.
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The second episode is unfolding today: cosmic expansion is speeding up.
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Any means of speeding up the hysterical paroxysm was eagerly sought.
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It's speeding up on one side and slowing on the other.
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John Price with the Saanich Police Department on Vancouver Island in Canada was monitoring speeding traffic near the Spectrum-Marigold school on Tuesday when he pulled over a mother who was speeding in the school zone.
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This doesn't mean OSIRIS-REx is speeding up or slowing down, though.
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The markedly different contours of their skulls were readily visible, speeding identification.
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She was accused of tinkering with nature, speeding up evolution, narrowing diversity.
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He gives me two — TWO — tickets for speeding and a seat belt.
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Speeding BPMs up in an effort to make a song more exciting?
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But you have these speeding tickets, and you still broke the law.
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Clary had been pulled over for speeding and failed field sobriety tests.
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Reuters has reported Boeing's goal of speeding up production again in June.
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Witnesses told ABC 7 that the man didn't appear to be speeding.
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And then she deflects, speeding toward external attributions for her internet success.
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There are signs that Apple might be speeding up its upgrade cycle.
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That's more than speeding (10.8 percent) and red light running (5.2 percent).
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Transport VC activity has been speeding up for a couple of quarters.
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"I certainly screwed up our day," Busch said of the speeding penalty.
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That requires speeding up and harmonising procedures for insolvency and recovering collateral.
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So, "17 Coked Up Speeding" is your "uglier side of power" song?
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The suspect was stopped for speeding on Tuesday morning before the shootings.
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In addition to speeding up ceremonies, this quick fix livens up speeches.
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You've seen these epic videos of people jumping over speeding sports cars.
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By speeding up this process, a photographer can work on more projects.
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Other GPS providers have had similar speeding warnings in place for years.
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Last October, Detroit police stopped his vehicle for speeding and found a .
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The tropics, I have learned, has a way of speeding things up.
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"It was technically not allowed but was akin to speeding," Epstein said.
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However, his solution is mostly just screaming and speeding in his truck.
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In fact, "speeding episodes" reduce tips by an average of 2.9 cents.
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They tussle with the cars and motorcycles, speeding down Nairobi's steep hills.
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And she wasn't only speeding -- she was driving with expired license plates.
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TMK is speeding up its previously approved buyback programme, Vladimir Shmatovich said.
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After speeding off, the crew sold Mr. Early's cellphones for $40 each.
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Someone who saw this world of speeding pieces just as it was?
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On June 21, 19773, they were arrested for speeding in Philadelphia, Miss.
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Studies even show that speeding doesn't really get you there any faster.
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The algorithm for speeding up videos anchors playback timing to camera velocity.
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I was driving with my friend and got pulled over for speeding.
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Others were pulled over for running a stop light or for speeding.
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He had not gotten so much as a speeding ticket in decades.
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I once bailed him out of jail for an unpaid speeding ticket.
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Mr. Miller used the example of speeding laws in the United States.
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My brain started speeding through ways that I could retrieve the AirPod.
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And this message that speeding is O.K. is delivered by the carmakers.
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Tesla is speeding up charging with the third generation of its Supercharger.
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In Manhattan, a driver with two speeding tickets crushed a bicycle courier.
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However, another alarming rollback and important anniversary are speeding by unnoticed. Oct.
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Speeding up the continuing resolution also required the agreement of every senator.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Subsidies are speeding up a turnaround at BYD.
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And she worried that the speeding vehicles presented a danger to children.
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Sanchez said Heitmann was speeding on the highway when the crash happened.
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Then it descended even more steeply, and Sam began speeding up again.
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One way CRISPR could help is by speeding up the breeding process.
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It may be a semi-truck, speeding alongside you on the highway.
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Additionally, using data on latitude and longitude reported in the tickets, we found that increases in this extreme speeding were concentrated in areas close to movie theaters (often within two miles), consistent with speeding behavior induced by moviegoing.
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Get home and see that I got a speeding ticket in the mail.
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"On Saturday, June 16, Deputy Bonder stopped a vehicle for speeding," deputies wrote.
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We got pulled over six or seven times for speeding during that tour.
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Most importantly, Twitter is speeding up its pace of taking action against harassment.
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Season 9 of RuPaul's Drag Race is speeding right along — I love it.
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I just remember driving, speeding, not knowing if I had crossed the border.
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And the process doesn't end with speeding up evolution in a single species.
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Mr Gottlieb will certainly wish to find more ways of speeding drug approvals.
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But hear me out: What if speeding videos up isn't bad after all?
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The two were pulled over for speeding in the city of Post, Texas.
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Like "Westworld," nothing here moves quickly, much less faster than a speeding bullet.
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Off the Record: Get a speeding ticket for going 31 in a 30?
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"You never want to catch anyone speeding, certainly, on pit road," O'Donnell said.
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Opening closed professions would help, as would speeding the sale of public assets.
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And this time the Fed is speeding up, rather than postponing, rate rises.
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From the start, preserving the ads while speeding them up was a priority.
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In civil aviation, that speeding up of production is going to be crucial.
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Like the one who pulled a suicidal man away from a speeding train.
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Two trucks came speeding at me at the same time on the crosswalk.
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I'm not speeding away from them because how can I escape twelve paparazzi?
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Officers gave Perry a ticket for speeding and driving on a suspended license.
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There&aposs also no evidence that the bus driver was speeding, Norgaard said.
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Weatherly was arrested in November after he was stopped for speeding in Hollywood.
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He is speeding ahead with high-profile infrastructure projects, which cost less money.
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Police noticed a speeding car without proper license plates in Queenstown, New Zealand.
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After speeding away by car, the suspect pulled over and surrendered to police.
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Both, however, were assessed pit-road speeding penalties in the last 100 laps.
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The protest was triggered after a speeding bus killed two students in Dhaka.
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Once they're on their way and speeding up, there's no constraints to speed.
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Find out how Japan is speeding into the future in the video above.
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If a browser is below par, there are ways of speeding it up.
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Difficulty was often a matter of speeding things up or slowing them down.
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The documents show the agency pinned its hopes on Albemarle speeding its expansion.
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Whatever it's speeding up, it doesn't make the game feel good to play.
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I also made a mechanical moving landscape to recreate the scenery speeding by.
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When a star explodes, its atmosphere is blown away, speeding into the cosmos.
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But it is probably not the best approach to speeding up security lines.
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And it was exposed to the continual 110-decibel rumble of speeding trains.
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Chase Elliott also overcame a speeding penalty to round out the top five.
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Evan Love for speeding shortly after dropping her daughter at a baby sitter.
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Really, this is about speeding up the process of looking for new ideas.
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The current proposal's backers say funding is key to speeding up the process.
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"Anna was aging as if time itself were speeding up," Ms. Donoghue writes.
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And speeding, we know, is one of the major causes of fatal crashes.
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It's an illusion that speeding and lane weaving will get you there faster.
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As I like to say, I've gotten my requisite speeding ticket in Ludowici.
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Q. Can you talk about your yearslong battle over a $200 speeding ticket?
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Speeding along the open road atop a Harley-Davidson motorcycle is a man.
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Don't see it if you're afraid of heights, speeding motorcycles or bare bottoms.
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His sole focus, he said, was speeding up the pace of sales growth.
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And all the Russia-related scandals certainly won't be speeding up the process.
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But Harding has a new idea for speeding up the pace of discoveries.
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After speeding up, the car slowed down once it came even with me.
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" He added, "Who would be against keeping our children safe from speeding drivers?
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Amazon is faster than every major competitor, though other retailers are speeding up.
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President Trump is speeding the process along in the name of energy independence.
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That branch of science is evolving, and speeding up: Researchers led by Prof.
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Mr. Golden's most recent spate of speeding tickets was first reported by StreetsBlog.
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But on Tuesday, Nill was struck and killed by a speeding black sedan.
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Some Chinese policy insiders said that they don't expect any significant speeding up.
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Then you'll learn tactics for conquering stage fright and speeding up preparation time.
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But stabilising oil prices and speeding Aramco's IPO now look harder than ever.
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But today I was speeding, going faster when the road flattened nearer Puebla.
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The teenage brain has been likened to a speeding car with no brakes.
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That&aposs fast enough to give you a speeding ticket on a highway.
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The radar and laser detector alerts drivers to red light and speeding cameras.
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Some of those who overdosed experienced speeding heart rates, difficulty breathing and vomiting.
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Putting these speeding motorized vehicles alongside pedestrians is a disaster waiting to happen.
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Whether you're speeding across a city or an underwater course, everything is straightforward.
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President Trump is speeding us toward unnecessary conflicts and, perhaps, an unwinnable war.
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Add seat belts to cars for safety, speeding and accidents can go up.
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In the darkness, speeding toward Vegas, we listened to "A Soldier's Christmas" together.
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Speeding lasers and explosions rocked the area around us as the ships battled.
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The pallid princeling is now responsible for speeding construction of the border wall.
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Speeding a program up generally incurs increased risks to cost, performance and safety.
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Reports of speeding cars mowing down pedestrians are not uncommon in the region.
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Now the US and Canada are speeding toward that date without a deal.
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They're tailor made for speeding through the countryside, without another soul in sight.
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Dusky dolphins are fast and will often keep pace with a speeding boat.
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Here's a preview: It's growing crazy fast and that growth is speeding up.
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Using data on nearly four million speeding tickets in Florida, we examined another potential bias: whether something as trivial as having the same first name as a police officer could affect a driver's likelihood of receiving a costly speeding ticket.
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Police said the speeding teen was the fastest person they pulled over that day.
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I'm usually super careful, and I haven't gotten a speeding ticket in 15 years.
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This week, she spends some of her money on pizza and a speeding ticket.
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A witness reportedly told police that the driver of the van was not speeding.
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There&aposs something where studies show that blacks get pulled over more for speeding.
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But many renewable energy experts credit falling prices for speeding global adoption of solar.
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You (were) speeding up, tailing me, so I move over, and you stop me.
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They blaze a joint in the backseat of a speeding car and shoot rifles.
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Just don't expect the robots to thank you with a wave before speeding away.
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Speeding out to 65 million light years away we arrive at galaxy NGC 1398.
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New Horizons is now speeding to another target about 1 billion miles from Pluto.
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In November, it published an illustration of Trump as a meteor speeding toward Earth.
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An ambulance was seen speeding away from the cave area with its sirens blaring.
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I'll be singing and speeding right past my shame all the way with you.
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Mr Li says the already frenetic pace of Chinese innovation is speeding up further.
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According to Cape Coral Police, Abraham Duarte was pulled over for speeding on Sept.
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Their study also pointed to other unsafe driving behaviors, like speeding or distracted driving.
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Justin Bieber was speeding into his first day of being a 24-year-old!
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And now there's a $5 billion speeding ticket to ensure they never will be.
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What's more certain, though, is humanity is speeding along on the tipping point interstate.
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Trouble arises because Earth's rotation is irregular, sometimes speeding up and sometimes slowing down.
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So full inclusion is possible, and, as for time, I think it's speeding up.
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The investment will be aimed at speeding up the development of Indonesia's digital infrastructure.
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Many of the changes were made with the intention of speeding up the game.
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Renzi initiated the public vote which is aimed at speeding up the political process.
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Speeding it up was key to portraying the fast pace life of the city.
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Police say they discovered the outstanding ticket after they pulled her over for speeding.
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" The young man was even kind enough to provide an arrow, captioning it "speeding.
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On flat ground, the machine performed well, speeding along at a swift 16 mph.
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Because of its scale, Amazon denies that it's speeding up at the environment's expense.
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By speeding them up, sure, it will create chaos and instability and more inequality.
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The other drivers continue wearing various elements of their costumes while speeding around Nairobi.
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In space, the most expensive portions of travel are speeding up and slowing down.
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"This (Turkish offensive) is speeding everything up and makes it more likely," she said.
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In December, parliament in Rome approved an expansionary budget aimed at speeding the recovery.
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For speeding things up it's recommended to use an item called an incense pot.
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He was also in an Irish court last year over a 2017 speeding incident.
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It's designed to respond to customer complaints about speeding or drivers braking too hard.
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The 23-year-old woman from Laredo was stopped for speeding after 11 p.m.
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Either way, the UK and EU are speeding toward the March 29, 2019, deadline.
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Jeff Goldblum's father's magical school bus full of abandoned kids, speeding through the desert.
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Some economists question how much speeding up the project would stimulate the economy anyway.
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He blocked her vehicle from behind and gave her a warning ticket for speeding.
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The campaign wants to make generic drugs more available by speeding up their approval.
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For example, speeding is wrong because it's illegal, but murder is wrong in itself.
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When they leave the bank, how did you follow along with the speeding car?
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At worst, one could charge him with the political equivalent of a speeding ticket.
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"The factors that led to the over-speeding are still under investigation," it added.
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There's been some agitated chatter about just how close the speeding rock will get.
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While the executive branch is slowing down environmental regulations, it's speeding up judicial nominations.
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The track transports, speeding up just as rapidly as it seems to slow down.
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Besides crushing his insurance premiums, a speeding ticket would've been a sort of christening.
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A mysterious force called dark energy is speeding up the expansion of the universe.
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Looking across the expanse of pavement and speeding traffic, however, the distance seems insurmountable.
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Climate chaos is speeding toward us, not in geologic time but in our own.
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Does this mean we should slap Mr. Zuckerberg with a $1 million speeding ticket?
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Whether speeding and distorted or slow and ethereal, the Messthetics have a remarkable cohesion.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Driving due south in spring is like speeding up time.
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SolGent is also speeding up a plan for an IPO next year, You said.
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Then, suddenly, a speeding bus filled with day laborers barreled through the crash site.
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A steelhead soon launched from the river, a silver missile that was speeding downstream.
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SolGent is also speeding up a plan for an IPO next year, You said.
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Dr. Parker instead described complex interactions between speeding charged particles and buffeted magnetic fields.
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Unlike Hollywood blockbusters, there were no special effects, speeding cars or epic battle scenes.
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A pebble that blew off a speeding truck gave the windshield a hairline fracture.
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In 2008, Anderson arrested Reyna Mathis after he pulled the couple over for speeding.
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Once impossibly and improbably far away, March 24 barreled down like a speeding train.
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The NFL player was busted for speeding in Allen County, Kansas, back on Jan.
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The same technology is used to delineate terrain from airplanes and detect speeding violations.
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In 2202, Conyers III was cited for speeding in his father's government-leased Cadillac.
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In 2010, Conyers III was cited for speeding in his father's government-leased car.
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The car is seen stopping briefly and then speeding off as soldiers run over.
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Eliminating environmental regulations has probably improved results for some businesses while speeding climate change.
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Speeding up asylum would also shorten the time people need to be in detention.
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Its existence would imply that things can lose energy by speeding up, for instance.
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They say the driver was speeding, changing lanes and generally driving like a maniac.
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You see the speeding car slam into a group of people on the street.
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Are you ready for Vin Diesel speeding into five-millionth gear for the ninth time?
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Based on the graph we created, it seems like it would just keep speeding up.
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You know, Matt is right, there are people on that list who have been speeding.
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Police officers believe that Butler's car was speeding before it lost control, according to TMZ.
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Investigators said May was seen speeding at 100 mph before the crash, the station reported.
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Authorities said she was not speeding nor driving under the influence when the accident happened.
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The rate of sea level rise has tripled since 1990 and is only speeding up.
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The Los Angeles of Her is a dense metropolis teeming with skyscrapers and speeding trains.
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But its steep angle and high velocity helped this speeding space rock pack a punch.
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The demonstrations began after a boy and a girl were killed by a speeding bus.
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Her 2013 Silver Honda CRV was also seen on video speeding through the parking lot.
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Anything, including any bad thing, could be ahead, and Ruth is literally speeding towards it.
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Priscu said the underground hydrological network may be speeding up glaciers' flow into the sea.
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Microsoft also notes that it is making Excel faster by speeding up lookup-type functions.
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It can also enhance apps by speeding up offline searches and providing more immersive maps.
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Air pollution: Ironically, governments' success in improving air quality is speeding up the temperature rise.
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The man shouts, "I don't fucking care" right before a speeding train nearly flattens him.
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There are two key technologies speeding up Wi-Fi 26 connections: MU-MIMO and OFDMA.
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As much as speeding up decisions, Zetsche's reforms are focused on engaging and retaining staff.
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In Florida, a driver using Tesla's autopilot mode was killed while speeding on a highway.
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Speeding things up means persuading retailers that new ordering and payment options will increase profits.
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America may even be speeding up, thanks to Mr Trump's tax cuts and spending binge.
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Its ability to clone Snapchat's features is speeding up, TechCrunch's Josh Constine also recently noted.
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Busch was asked if he thought the speeding penalty had cost him shot at 200.
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Digital progress is advancing across multiple technologies and seemingly speeding up at an exponential rate.
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She injured her back after jumping out of a speeding car to escape one punter.
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It's speeding toward Iraqi or Kurdish Peshmerga front lines with a cargo of high explosives.
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Amazon's robots have, to this point, been focused on speeding up warehouse and shipping logistics.
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Yet the government is walking down a train that is speeding in the opposite direction.
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So don't be mucking around with your phone while you're speeding down the highway, ok?
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After 503 years, I can no longer say I've never been pulled over for speeding.
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"It&aposs like getting photographed and fingerprinted for a speeding ticket," Adams previously told NJ.com.
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She reported time both slowing down and speeding up, her anxiety increasing, and energy decreasing.
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In this case, he said, speeding would only further mess up the flow of traffic.
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We did some checking on the case, and he was found guilty of excessive speeding.
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The group's recommendations included creating a national surveillance plan and speeding development of new antibiotics.
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The revisions include speeding up the repeal of Obamacare taxes by one year, to 2017.
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Steve comes to in the back of a speeding Camaro full of 13-year-olds.
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In fact, Marrone says people forget to pay speeding tickets all the time -- including him.
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It said it hoped to mitigate the delays by speeding up work in certain areas.
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Body roll is nonexistent and the brakes feel like they could stop a speeding bullet.
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According to TMZ, police officers believe that Butler's car was speeding before it lost control.
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Why can't I look away from Tiny Shrek bounding over hurdles and speeding through tunnels?
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Trump gets credit for speeding up, if not inspiring, this new era of corporate action.
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The federal government responded by speeding up the deportation of child migrants in July 2014.
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And Shane (remember him?) was a speeding train wreck that rightfully derailed by season two.
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The first, somewhat ironically, was in the interest of speeding up the game development process.
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The app has a map that shows where things like hard stops and speeding happen.
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Foster also received a speeding ticket, allegedly going 90 mph in a 25-mph zone.
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Four of those five were stopped by state and local law enforcement for speeding violations.
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The next, they'd grabbed their pets and the kids and were speeding from the house.
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He said he wanted to kill the cop who had pulled him over for speeding.
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The bottom line is that speeding is one of the major causes of fatal crashes.
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"There's almost nothing we can do to control distracted driving, similar to speeding," he said.
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I was furious at the drug companies before that for not speeding up the authorization.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey said the train appeared to be speeding into the station.
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It is a shame that these relative losers seem intent on speeding up that process.
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In 2010, he and his team developed FLASH2, speeding the imaging up to real-time.
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Eyewitnesses said a speeding car collided with the camel, which suddenly stepped into the highway.
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If it exceeded the posted limit, you'd be the proud recipient of a speeding ticket.
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Austin police officer Bryan Richter approached and told her he'd pulled her over for speeding.
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We ran to the main street, caught a taxi speeding by us and piled in.
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Basically, that sound waves have a habit of speeding up when traveling through craton roots.
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This method ramps up the ethylene gas reaction described above, speeding up the ripening process.
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It's been a reliable comfort in solitude, self-imposed and otherwise: speeding down Sunset Blvd.
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In many cities, they should expect speeding alerts on highways, as well, Buzzfeed News reports.
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When Stockley approached Smith's vehicle, Smith rammed into Stockley's police SUV twice, before speeding off.
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Officials said he lost control of the vehicle and was speeding prior to the crash.
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He also got tagged with a speeding ticket before he was released on $3,000 bond.
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They act as catalysts, speeding up a chemical reaction that would otherwise occur very slowly.
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For China, any move to retaliate against the United States risks speeding up that process.
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"I'm practicing my route," she said, speeding off in the wrong direction before stopping short.
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The rise of seatech is speeding efforts to clear up seafood's notoriously murky supply chain.
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They have, of late, chosen to buy bonds, speeding up the drop in Treasury yields.
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My favorite example was 32A, "Speeding ticket," and it remains the clearest example to me.
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In an ambulance speeding through Staten Island, a patient began tending to his own needs.
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Hesse likely saved millions of lives by speeding up tuberculosis research and microbiology in general.
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He stepped on the accelerator and was soon speeding along at 111 miles an hour.
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Their experience will make the RBA wary of speeding too quickly down the same road.
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Now, state labs will be able to run the tests themselves, speeding up the process.
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I have also been run off the bike lane by bicyclists speeding the wrong way.
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They have also begun speeding up the approval and launch of cheap life insurance products.
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You are startled by their actual presence while speeding sleepily down remote stretches of road.
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Mr. Kinnunen faced charges of speeding, theft, assault and disorderly conduct in Pima County, Ariz.
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The compiler is tasked with speeding up performance of JavaScript to make websites load faster.
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The online tool automatically transfers information from a borrower's tax returns, speeding the application process.
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Impaired driving, speeding, failure to use seatbelts and distracted driving all contributed to this trend.
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But Friedman also shows how all three forces interact, complicating and speeding up one another.
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If speeding electric vehicles become common on sidewalks, then I predict pedestrians will stay away.
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He manages to slow down the rhythm of his noticing while simultaneously speeding it up.
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That would explain honey's centuries-old role in speeding wound healing and treating gastric complaints.
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The incident began when Conner pulled over a driver of a pickup truck for speeding.
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"You want to make all the decisions!" he screamed while angrily speeding down the road.
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Cops say the suspects were last seen getting into a Chrysler 300 and speeding away.
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The growing popularity among teens has Gottlieb thinking about speeding up the application deadline instead.
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In response, carmakers are speeding up plans to sell electric vehicles in much greater quantities.
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So the timeline looks like it's speeding up, after four months of near silence from Mueller.
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Simulation has been critical to speeding up AV development, especially for motion planning and control algorithms.
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And all because you opened a tab to finally pay your three months overdue speeding ticket!
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Other videos show point-of-view shots of him speeding his luxury cars through upscale neighborhoods.
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Enzymes act as the workers/robots, speeding up the reactions by helping put the pieces together.
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I've been a lot more active lately, and I can literally feel my metabolism speeding up.
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The officers arrested her on charges of speeding, reckless driving, and driving too fast for conditions.
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Previous clinical trials have examined maggots' efficacy in speeding up cleaning and healing of infected wounds.
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Just as she was about to finish crossing, the woman was hit by a speeding driver.
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Fear can also send a 450kg (1,000lb) bull crashing through barriers into speeding cars or trains.
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KBTX reported that the suspect, 24-year-old Samuel White, was initially pulled over for speeding.
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So the timeline looks like it's speeding up, after four months of near-silence from Mueller.
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The video starts with a street scene, where Erica had just been pulled over for speeding.
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"The pace of change is speeding up," says Richard Lim, head of Retail Economics, a consultancy.
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Arana allegedly crashed into a police cruiser in the early morning hours on Thursday while speeding.
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The TMS win came after he rallied from a, you guessed it, pit road speeding penalty.
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Witnesses have said the train was speeding as it entered the station instead of slowing down.
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Police had pulled over the car with six teens for speeding, according to CNN affiliate WLS.
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For Keselowski, the top-five finish came after overcoming an early-race pit road speeding penalty.
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Lindquist's office said the incident began when officers tried to stop Terault for speeding on Aug.
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They use their thrusters to accelerate so that they are either speeding up or slowing down.
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We didn't have a police force, and state troopers only materialized if you were really speeding.
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Protests have flared repeatedly in Dhaka since two students were killed last week by speeding buses.
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You could pay no attention to your actual speed and endure a very costly speeding ticket.
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Its first 20.8840G auction is mainly aimed at speeding up data services in densely populated areas.
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Landing successful hits with Hanzo is all about compensating for gravity's pull on his speeding arrows.
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Its first 5G auction is mainly aimed at speeding up data services in densely populated areas.
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Radewych said those design elements also provide front-line protection against oncoming attacks, like speeding vehicles.
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After 4,250 miles, 14 states and zero speeding tickets, I got into Los Angeles yesterday afternoon.
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I found out a few months later that I got a speeding ticket on the way.
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On Monday, a school bus driver in Tennessee was reportedly speeding and swerving before he crashed.
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They were up 3.9 percent on-year, speeding up from a 2.4 percent rise in February.
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And yet with automobiles increasingly morphing into speeding 2-ton computers, the threat is very real.
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"We're all in a bus speeding towards a cliff and the administration is driving," said Siegal.
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When pulled over for speeding, most people instinctively check their speedometer against the posted speed limit.
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Reckless driving, distracted driving, DUI, speeding and other bad habits increase the likelihood of road accidents.
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It's the equivalent of getting a speeding ticket and asking a pedestrian to pay for it.
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Matt Kenseth overcame two pit-road speeding penalties to finish third, and Kasey Kahne was fourth.
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Use your head to steer a speeding SUV down the highway in the Absolut deadmau5 app.
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Surveillance footage shows a van swiping parked vehicles outside the station while speeding down the street.
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This is how an expressway looks like with people walking on it instead of speeding cars.
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We know this from everyday life: Speed limits only matter if you receive a speeding ticket.
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GE said it will raise $4 billion by speeding up its divorce plan with Baker Hughes.
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The Rio Olympics are speeding toward Sunday's closing ceremony, with just a few focal events left.
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In May 2015, a speeding train bound for New York derailed in Philadelphia, killing eight passengers.
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Of course, hitting even a minor bump on a highway when speeding can be life-threatening.
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Salazar-Limon pleaded no contest to charges of speeding and driving while intoxicated, and was fined.
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Meantime, global carbon emissions picked up like a "speeding freight train" after a three-year plateau.
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Speeding the transition toward clean energy is our best bet at averting a catastrophic temperature increase.
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We are speeding, with nuclear weapons, along a dangerous mountain road, and we are driving blind.
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" The higher doses, he said, were "quite effective in speeding up the rate of skeletal maturation.
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Remember the first time those shining promises tangled together, like two cars speeding through an intersection.
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An occasional donkey can still be seen speeding down the street outside of the city boundaries.
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Caffeine is metabolized; therefore, speeding up your metabolism with exercise should ramp up the process, right?
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Game of Thrones is speeding towards the conclusion of its so-far quite excellent sixth season.
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There's lots of talk of speeding up the approval process at the Food and Drug Administration.
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Rather than speeding up, the agency "should instead be putting on the brakes," the senators wrote.
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The driver was issued a summons for speeding, but no criminal charges were brought against him.
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"At the point that you're stopping a speeding driver, you're kind of too late," he said.
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In contrast to veterinary practice, the medical profession has long forbidden the notion of speeding death.
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If a driver is being reckless or speeding, politely ask that he or she slow down.
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Officials have focused on making physical repairs to the aging infrastructure and speeding up the trains.
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Messenger planet Mercury is retrograde and it connects with warrior planet Mars today, speeding conversations along.
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Dr. Vinokur likened the challenge to sending a speeding billiard ball back to where it started.
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It was terrifying, but also thrilling, like the entire industrial revolution was speeding past my face.
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A NASA spacecraft, Osiris-Rex, is speeding toward Earth after a year looping around the sun.
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Speeding, however, continues to be the most common cause of car deaths caused by improper driving.
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Pinkman was seen getting in an El Camino, speeding away, and driving through a locked gate.
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Three, I needed to get some exercise in the hope of speeding along the recovery process.
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Still another was seen in footage speeding on a scooter toward a church before an explosion.
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According to Latvian news media reports, Porzingis had his driver's license suspended last year for speeding.
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The long, slow process of going through airport security is one step closer to speeding up.
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His joy at speeding down the road and away from his torment was cathartic to watch.
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You already know about the Doppler effect from that time a speeding train whooshed past you.
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France and Britain signed a treaty last month aimed at speeding migrants' UK asylum applications. 5.
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It doesn't get you much slack with the California highway patrol when you get caught speeding.
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The attackers took off with his expensive watch and phone before speeding off on a moped.
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In Kenya, a truck speeding down a highway recently rammed into an elephant and killed it.
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Put simply, financial institutions are speeding into the future as regulators remain delayed in the past.
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It has been working on speeding up delivery times and beefing up its own shipping network.
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"I've never been in any trouble with the law besides a speeding ticket," he told me.
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Still, despite being acquitted of the DUI charge ... Uso still got stuck with the speeding ticket.
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Researchers at McAfee were able to trick two Teslas into autonomously speeding up by 50 mph.
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The government plans to discuss the measure on Tuesday before speeding it through parliament, Matovic said.
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Couture can't be cheated by speeding it up, it can't be outsourced, it can't be copied.
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Mostly it seemed like jumping on a speeding treadmill as it was cranking into high gear.
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On Snapchat and Twitter, they posted videos of vans speeding away, proof of an attempted getaway.
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At 21952 years old, I was unable to dodge a speeding car heading directly at me.
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Dulac skillfully deploys the film's technical possibilities, such as speeding up the frame, or multiplying images.
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Prosecutors alleged that he was speeding, and in 2012, he pleaded guilty to felony vehicular manslaughter.
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Only thing we have to pay is the train back after we've dropped our pup off: $29 Total: $297 Post-vacation spending:Though we once got an Italian speeding ticket one year post-vacation (seriously, watch out for this), so far we haven't gotten any Spanish speeding tickets!
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Video on Twitter showed an ambulance, sirens blaring, speeding away from scene amid the sound of gunfire.
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They're speeding up automation and threatening jobs; they're manipulating your news feed and shaping your online addictions.
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Proposals to help them had ranged from expropriating large property owners to speeding up affordable housing projects.
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It may also be a sign that the nation's missile program is speeding up its progress. 3.
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Jones was charged with speeding, operating with a restricted controlled substance, and operating without a valid license.
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The focus is on speeding generic drugs to market, an area where the parties do generally agree.
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After the crash, Gut talked about the danger of taking pictures of speeding athletes on the mountain.
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Police were called and upon speaking with Terrell found his license to be suspended for speeding tickets.
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Little did Peterson realize that he was going to be asked about annoying, swerving, and speeding cars.
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Alcohol-impaired driving fatalities, speeding-related fatalities, motorcyclist fatalities and fatalities among children all went down, too.
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The results related to speeding up the FDA approval process were based on answers from 501 people.
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It runs as follows: a trolley, or a train, is speeding down a track towards a junction.
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She was charged with driving under the influence (refusal), speeding and driving without a license on person.
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Speeding up repairs is a nice customer service move — especially for machines that are otherwise excellent products.
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NHTSA credited new car safety technology, and noted that alcohol- and speeding-related fatalities were both lower.
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Its companies have raised a total of $365M in funding, with the pace of investing speeding up.
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Before you even see them in Sarah's speeding minivan, you can hear guitars strumming on the soundtrack.
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Should pedestrians be saved instead of passengers who knowingly got into an inherently dangerous speeding metal box?
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So if a job advert talks about passion or superheroes, run away faster than a speeding Batmobile.
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Here at Oath, we all regularly get notices about speeding in the company parking lot, for example.
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"I hadn't had any exposure to the police except for a speeding fine in 1996," he says.
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But the 2015 series champion came onto pit road hot and was hit with a speeding penalty.
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More than 20173,000 drivers were given summonses for speeding last year, compared with about 83,000 in 2013.
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It is also focusing on inventory reduction and speeding up lead times for getting merchandise to stores.
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Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi was stripped of his fastest lap for speeding through a local yellow.
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It doesn't explode and instead deploys sharp blades, hitting targets "like a speeding anvil" from the sky.
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It looks like maybe we are speeding this up but a faster "show" would have been better.
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"I had two trucks come speeding at me on the highway at the same time," he said.
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In a few minutes, he came back to the window and issued me a warning for speeding.
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He said the vehicle was a BMW car that was waiting in an alleyway before speeding up.
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Those changes included speeding up the revocation of Obamacare taxes, and permitting tighter restrictions of Medicaid eligibility.
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A few hours later, an Iranian boat played chicken with Tempest by speeding head-on toward it.
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Linda Barson, the driver of the other car, claims Venus blew a red light and was speeding.
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Among world's most popular spots Officers there told her there was an "unknown speeding car," Sciutto said.
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Like a toddler, Bay Area driving toggles between slumber (rush-hour slogs) and frenzy (passing-happy speeding).
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It is assumed that fast-growing countries will keep speeding along while the economic tortoises continue crawling.
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When the bill was speeding towards extinction on Monday, Trump was apparently oblivious to the impending embarrassment.
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His own Batec is there too, which he attaches to his wheelchair, before speeding out the door.
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Driver's super nice and asks if he needs to be speeding if I'm late to the airport.
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Analysts believe chips for speeding up inference will be the largest part of the AI chip market.
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The military command released pictures of the tanks speeding along roads and kicking up dust during exercises.
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Enlarging and speeding up the pipeline for medications is crucial to a healthier marketplace — figuratively and literally.
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Below, travel experts and the T.S.A. itself share their top tips for speeding through airport screening. 28.
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It consumes more gasoline and invites you to get uncomfortably close to a speeding ticket — or accident.
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While returning home from school in Delhi, Tewari's cousin Shivam, 16, was hit by a speeding jeep.
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The car had been speeding when it suddenly lurched forward, as happens in cases of unintended acceleration.
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The effort had a near-immediate effect on speeding up bus routes, The New York Times reported.
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They dashed for the border, speeding up to avoid shelling and gunfire, slowing to avoid bomb craters.
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If anything, the federal government has been interested in weakening inspection regulations and speeding up slaughter lines.
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The ship is speeding toward the search area, and is expected to arrive Sunday morning, said Capt.
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What he did was unthinking, like pushing a friend out of the way of a speeding car.
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He also argued for speeding up insolvency proceedings to help banks solve their issues with unpaid loans.
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In the final days of his administration, President Barack Obama approved rules speeding up the debt cancellations.
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The company had said the move was aimed at speeding up potential capital increases in the future.
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Martin hit the asphalt as the peloton was speeding up to get ready for the final sprint.
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Teams, like the United States and China, have tried negating Mehrzad's impact by speeding up their offense.
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At the same time, sea spray may also transfer heat from the ocean, thereby speeding up winds.
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He's made speeding up approvals of generic drugs, among other measures to lower drug prices, a priority.
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Others have raced their sports cars on city streets and, unaccustomed to local laws, ignored speeding tickets.
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In fact, you could have a kidney to thank for speeding up your wait on the runway.
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It's Friday night and we're speeding through downtown Montreal, headed toward a small mountain overlooking the city.
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Keeping that a reality meant speeding things up, with 5G actually arriving ahead of the original schedule.
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But the game is better for its slowness, and in speeding it up something valuable is lost.
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McDonald's is speeding up drive-thrus through tech startup acquisitions as well as behind-the-scenes tweaks.
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From there he was untouchable, speeding into the end zone to extend the Ravens lead even further.
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Lyft's system for speeding up airport pickups is expanding to two new cities across the United States.
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Soon he was speeding away from the McMansions, cool air thundering through the sunroof that he'd opened.
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In most states, speeding ticket fines range widely, based on the speed cited above the posted limit.
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The animated videos show Russian warheads speeding toward Florida and missiles outmaneuvering obstacles in the southern Atlantic.
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I was barely even aware of what I was watching until he was speeding into the crowd.
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In 2013, she was charged with driving under the influence, speeding and driving with an invalid license.
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The video showed the North Korean soldier Oh Chong Song speeding to the border in his jeep.
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And by producing uranium faster than it has in years, Iran is essentially speeding toward that day.
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Other changes for this season further Commissioner Rob Manfred's goal of speeding up the pace of play.
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And second, all the hype about the Nigeria kit selling out faster than a speeding Arjen Robben.
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His plan for the subway calls for speeding up the installation of new signals to increase capacity.
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The movie's popularity prompted Premier Li Keqiang to call for speeding up price cuts for the medication.
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His history with law enforcement included traffic violations for speeding, failure to control and failure to yield.
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On their last trip, the bus drove very fast, speeding through the checkpoints because of the fighting.
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McAfee researchers recently tricked a Tesla into speeding while the car's intelligent cruise control feature was engaged.
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The effort had a near-immediate effect on speeding up bus routes, The New York Times reported.
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"What workers are seeing, and have a fear of, is arbitrarily speeding up workplaces," Nguyen tells Axios.
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He had paid two fines in court: one for speeding and one for some other traffic fine.
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That would look something like this: Auto crashes often are a result of speeding, drinking or texting.
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After Toussaint was struck, security officials decided not to halt the speeding motorcade because of safety concerns.
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Still another attacker was seen in footage speeding on a scooter toward a church before an explosion.
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Officer, you can't accuse my buddy here of speeding — he was way too drunk to do that.
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Big white border-control trucks, speeding from behind, passing smoothly in a blast of hot, dusty air.
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With traffic deaths spiking, New York City is targeting those who accumulate red-light and speeding violations.
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We hadn't been together that long, but all at once, speeding toward the capital, it seemed inevitable.
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Since being elected in 2013, Kamil has built 400 software applications aimed at speeding up public service.
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When his buggy was full, he took off at a trot, sometimes speeding up to a canter.
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" As he got one speeding ticket after another, he said, his car insurance "went through the roof.
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He went to municipal court in Houston and accepted his $279 speeding ticket on Wednesday without complaint.
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Also, as part of the agreement, Thomas had to admit to both possessing the weed and speeding.
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Tesla is speeding toward a double-digit drop for the week, its worst in nearly three months.
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However, Heyer and the other people who were injured alongside her were rammed by a speeding automobile.
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Law enforcement also says that the tool makes it harder for police to stop drivers from speeding.
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The Union Budget which is scheduled for February 27 may focus on speeding up the economic recovery.
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The soldiers were killed while attempting to stop the speeding vehicle before it detonated around 9 a.m.
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Video showed the train was speeding up as it approached a curve, just moments before its derailment.
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Similarly, the nonsensical answer to 35A's "Cite a chap for speeding?" is TICKET AGENT, but not really.
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He advises commodity traders from all over the country and warns Harvey is intensifying and speeding up.
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Trump has previously promised to boost America's community banks by speeding up the economy and cutting regulation.
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They drove into the hotel and opened fire before shoving Dewji into a car and speeding off.
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Its scale is mammoth: 27 acres of floor space, 2,500 employees, 14 miles of speeding conveyor belts.
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Volatility sellers reap cheap and fleeting gains, which he compares to speeding, obesity and marrying for money.
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It's beneficial for leaving town because it means speeding through the "special" security line at many airports.
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But the notion of making those changes today and then speeding immediately to a vote is madness.
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Drivers have struck and injured or killed people while speeding to deliver packages on time, BuzzFeed reported.
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Mobile pay is speeding Starbucks customers through the checkout line, but a bottleneck is building for the baristas.
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Callaway also got in trouble for speeding before the Browns game against the L.A. Chargers back in October.
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Here, it's all about speeding up your workflow so you can make higher quality projects in less time.
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She was arrested for driving under the influence, speeding, disregarding a stop sign and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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"Every administration for the last 40 years has talked about speeding up drug approval," Kessler told NBC News.
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"The fact is, we have spent the last three decades speeding up the drug approval process," said Kessler.
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Manufacturers avoid halting and then speeding up production as this disrupts supply chains and can cause industrial snags.
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Now I want children to enjoy it, so we are going into schools, and speeding up the tempo.
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Avengers: Endgame debuted this weekend, breaking box-office records and speeding to a staggering $1.2 billion weekend take.
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The SUV did not stop after hitting him, Remes said, instead turning on its sirens and speeding away.
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Visionaries have whizzier ideas for speeding up the journey, which can take three or four hours by car.
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While 47 Democrats joined Republicans in speeding the measure through the House, the legislation's politics have shifted slightly.
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Frisco, Texas, resident Brett Sanders got a speeding ticket for going 39 mph in a 30 mph zone.
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"I didn't know the speed limit" or "I didn't mean to speed" is not a defense to speeding.
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There were also congested stretches with cars speeding up and slowing way down across four lanes of traffic.
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Netflix's original content ramp is showing no signs of slowing own – in fact, if anything, it's speeding up.
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Witnesses have said that a four-door sedan was seen speeding away from the scene of the shooting.
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Data showed that Williams hung up on thousands of calls, including reports of homicides, robberies and speeding vehicles.
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But the stresses of spaceflight may cause them to shorten more quickly, speeding up an astronaut's biological clock.
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Police officers believe that Butler's car was speeding before it lost control, according to TMZ at the time.
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The app tracks drivers' acceleration, braking, cornering, speeding and how they engage with their training on the app.
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Westlake police officers spotted a speeding car being chased by another vehicle, possible driven by the boy's mother.
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Witnesses told police the driver was allegedly speeding when he entered the intersection and ran through the light.
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This added extra fees for things like speeding or making improper turns, on top of the existing fines.
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More than four decades ago, he was speeding through styles and personae as quickly as fashion does today.
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When it launched back in 2010, Cloudflare was all about speeding up websites and protecting them from hackers.
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Speeding up the recording, we see in detail how ice crystals form, springing into geometric feather-like shapes.
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A person who was talking on a cell phone came speeding through the red light at an intersection.
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Unlicensed drivers, unregistered vehicles and speeding buses are commonplace, police corruption is rife and traffic enforcement often nonexistent.
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Image: FordThe second diagram in the patent shows a hypothetical situation where the robocar has spotted someone speeding.
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The car would use "wireless communication" to contact the driver of the speeding vehicle and pull them over.
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Snyder gives us a grim-faced Bruce Wayne speeding to his downtown offices, only to arrive too late.
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The advent of new technology such as underwater drones and robots is also speeding up the mapping process.
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Prices rose by 0.9 percent in annual terms, speeding up from a rise of 0.7 percent in March.
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" Politicians need "to focus on speeding up the diffusion of technology and business practices from high-performing places.
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In fact, officials say an accident reconstruction shows Boeheim was NOT speeding at the time of the crash.
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Huff was arrested on Tuesday near Philadelphia -- he was originally pulled over for speeding and illegal window tinting.
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Even with the reduced speed, at 112 mph in most places you're still asking for a speeding ticket.
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Most of these extensions offer the added benefits of speeding up your browsing experience and blocking some malware.
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His speeding car reportedly jumped a curb on Thursday, and photos show the smoking vehicle on the sidewalk.
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Lines of speeding trucks lugging oil and fracking tanks gouge big cracks in the narrow two-way highway.
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"This sets the stage for speeding up reforms," Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek tweeted of the results.
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Scientists are still trying to figure out if climate change played a role in speeding up the rift.
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Lewis' 2012 Audi was initially pulled over on June 4 in Reynoldsburg, Ohio for speeding and tinted windows.
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The cover shows Harry and the Weasley twins speeding to The Burrow in Mr Weasley's iconic flying car.
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The last thing fans saw was an upset Jordan calling Moore "manipulative and fundamentally deceptive" before speeding off.
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Some electrons are speeding above Earth's surface at nearly the speed of light, and NASA isn't sure why.
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Since deploying Guru, Shopify has seen a five times increase in knowledge-base usage, speeding up critical processes.
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In this case, speeding up the rate at which glycogen is replenished takes on a much greater importance.
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Two-shifting involves more starts, and much more thermal stress on the components, speeding up the ageing process.
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Speeding this transition requires policies that address the market failures that lead to environmental degradation and inadequate investment.
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For a series of bestselling drugs, experts say speeding the biosimilar approval process would have a major impact.
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Now ESPN is betting that speeding drones will be the next noncontact "sport" to find a mass audience.
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Astronomer Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project caught sight of the Tesla speeding through space on Feb.
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Bostian's train jumped the tracks after speeding around a sharp curve, killing eight people and injuring dozens more.
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Speeding up the game and cutting out "dead time" has been a priority for the men's ATP Tour.
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The company's collections are speeding up due to a number of its large projects being completed this year.
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But, from the very get-go, when I got that speeding ticket, I should have just paid it.
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The European Union and Mexico are speeding towards a major update of their 2628-year-old trade deal.
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Mr. Maldonado ran a red light and struck Mr. von Ohlen from behind, prosecutors said, before speeding away.
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Fort Worth police said the driver was speeding when a traffic officer gave chase near the city's downtown.
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No speeding down the motorway today, unfortunately—although there'll be plenty of time for that in the future.
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We're told there's surveillance footage of the vehicle cruising down the street and firing shots before speeding away.
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The proposals for the UAS swarms must use common open systems architectures, thus speeding up integration and building.
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Those who reported running red lights or speeding were also more likely to be aggressive behind the wheel.
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The snowball of ETF asset growth is speeding up, thanks in large part to investors' obsession with cost.
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And thanks to some big name celebrities, the "Wakanda Forever!" campaign is growing faster than a speeding bullet.
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American Airlines will also be speeding up the retirement of its aging Boeing 767-300ER wide-body aircraft.
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The carrier is speeding up a previously planned drawdown of service, grounding its passenger fleet until April 12.
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These new priorities from the House could also have the effect of speeding up negotiations in the Senate.
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Trump's executive order may achieve his campaign promise of speeding up the process for building federally funded infrastructure.
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It is the latest in a broad array of restrictions speeding through statehouses in the South and Midwest.
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The company is speeding ahead, even before seeing a significant contribution from its new automated ad sales product.
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Although antibiotic resistance develops naturally with normal bacterial mutation, humans are speeding it up by using antibiotics improperly.
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Standing in the cold for a very brief glimpse of speeding metal isn't that great of a time.
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Positive train control, which uses satellites to locate trains, was designed to slow speeding trains on mainline tracks.
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And that's why my administration will keep cutting red tape and speeding up new oil and gas permits.
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Many people have fled and upward of 200,000 people may not return, speeding up an ongoing migration trend.
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Ms. Grossan got her first speeding ticket while they were en route to the Gorge Ampitheater from Seattle.
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The latest data shows that the rise in labor costs is slowing while employee productivity is speeding up.
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Most forecasters see growth slowing this year, though Mr. Trump's economic advisers continue to see it speeding up.
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These are proteins that serve as catalysts, speeding up chemical reactions without being used up in the process.
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The continent's rate of ice loss is speeding up, which is contributing even more to rising sea levels.
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He was speeding, wasn't wearing a seatbelt and didn't appear to make any effort to avoid the collision.
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And both times, she said she was nearly flattened by cyclists speeding from the opposite direction against traffic.
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Alcohol, speeding and distracted driving continue to be the leading causes of fatal car accidents, the NSC said.
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One of those, China Unicom, soared roughly 11% after the company said it's speeding up its 5G plans.
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Andrew Das: With Matuidi down again, Belgium is furious with the referee Cunha for not speeding this along.
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We got pulled over for speeding, they searched the car and they found it, and that was that.
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For the past several years, Apple's iOS software updates have focused on speeding up iPhones old and new.
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Republicans are speeding toward a fight over defunding Planned Parenthood that threatens to blow up their healthcare legislation.
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Dramatic video shot from inside a streetcar as the collapse occurred showed vehicles speeding away from the scene.
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The big trailers were rumbling in, towing the decaled racecars — the ones that resemble giant wedges, speeding doorstops.
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John Diaz, who served in the gulf war, was one of those who had a speeding ticket reduced.
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And then the punches rained down from McGregor as Cerrone sagged to the canvas, the bleeding speeding up.
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Instead, they'd rather go to the dentist (39%), talk about sex (36%) or pay a speeding ticket (6%).
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Yet the latter can use this unwritten rule to hand out some sneaky speeding tickets to unsuspecting drivers.
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In space, a fleck of paint can bring about more damage than can a speeding bullet on Earth.
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Its recommendations included speeding up deportation, and cutting spending on food for migrants and medical care of detainees.
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A stillness prevails, even when Ms. McEneaney and her partner are on a bullet train speeding across China.
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The whole debate has been about the right way to increase the block size, therefore speeding up transactions.
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At least for investors, that could be an issue no matter how fast the U.S. is speeding ahead.
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Video posted by state game wardens showed rescuers in an airboat, speeding down covered streets to surrounded homes.
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The two essential technologies speeding the IOT's arrival, inexpensive sensors and super-fast networking kit, are advancing fast.
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" Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek tweeted that the resounding victory "sets the stage for speeding up reforms.
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He was taken to jail and booked for speeding, reckless driving, littering and possession of a controlled substance.
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A man speeding in a Tesla Model S lost control and drove into the median and some trees.
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That would have to include speeding up environmental reviews, which can easily take a decade on large projects.
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Keep reading > At 9 years old, I was unable to dodge a speeding car heading directly at me.
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It sounds like a Western movie and then it sounds like someone is speeding through the radio settings.
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So that speeds people going, whether they're speeding or not, where they're going, what they're doing in the car.
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Police have said McClendon was speeding as he approached the bridge, well in excess of the 50 mph limit.
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The new design is meant to be safer for pedestrians, better for transit and to discourage speeding by drivers.
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Some people who have received a citation for speeding may be required by the court to take the class.
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Especially since "Everyday" is another bouncy, uptempo song with a hook that's sure to get your heart rate speeding.
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An initial investigation indicates the truck was speeding in dense fog, which likely caused the accident, the deputy said.
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Prosecutors have said Pickett was speeding and didn&apost apply his brakes until after he struck the first victim.
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According to the criminal complaint, troopers saw Powell speeding and not wearing a seatbelt on Interstate 94 Monday morning.
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He cited inattention, fatigue, speeding, and illicit drugs as the main causes of accidents, which he says occur daily.
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It's a way of speeding up collaborative work on the web by breaking down document structures into modular components.
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Merely speeding up the conveyor and increasing the heat on these ovens would result in a burnt, undercooked pizza.
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Workers were able to create a new system that can accommodate more store types, thus speeding up its expansion.
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Or an artist could create tension or release by speeding up or slowing down the pace of their strokes.
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Southwest said it was speeding up inspections of all related engines, which it expected to complete within 30 days.
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Australians certainly seem confident enough to splash out on big ticket items, with new cars speeding off the lots.
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But in Survivor: Cagayan, Tony blindsided LJ at the final nine – speeding up the course of the game forever.
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On either end, it's based on speeding up relatively simple math operations based in a field called linear algebra.
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Whenever classical novae occur, they send out a round, glowing shell of hydrogen gas speeding outward in all directions.
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She recalled seeing a car speeding away and a young man on the pavement, blood streaming from his head.
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Speeding up the timeline to graduate early — or at the very least, on time — can reduce the tab considerably.
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Facebook hit 2.32 billion monthly users, up 2.2 percent from 2.27 billion last quarter, speeding up its growth rate.
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It calls for the speeding up of deportation of undocumented people, and in return legalizing 1.8 million young immigrants.
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Researchers have shown how algorithms can help identify facial characteristics linked to genetic disorders, potentially speeding up clinical diagnoses.
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According to Inside Edition, Trooper J. Davis pulled their car over for speeding at about 100 miles per hour.
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The highest number of auto-related deaths are due to drunk driving, speeding and not wearing a seat belt.
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One result of all this, the authors predict, is a speeding up of the renewal in the Democratic Party.
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Dahlia drivers were twice cited for speeding more than 15 mph above the speed limit, the Transportation Department said.
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The officer suddenly noticed a vehicle speeding and pulled the car over, expecting to give the driver a ticket.
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But, Harry tries to save June, speeding off the boat with John's car and racing into the Norwegian forest.
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I run to the local store and grab Tide Pods and a kombucha, before speeding back to my house.
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There are also 360-degree VR views of the stunt, including one filmed right on the actual speeding car.
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Uso was then arrested on a DUI charge and we're told he was also hit with a speeding citation.
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The current shrinking and speeding of the NBA is predicated in part on the dearth of virtuoso big-men.
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Consolidation in semiconductors is only speeding up, both in memory chips and, as with this proposed transaction, in microprocessors.
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Sometimes you'll even run across images of people caught checking up on the cameras, or a jeep speeding by.
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I ask my husband and find out he paid for the speeding ticket he got a couple weeks ago.
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Comet 67P reached perihelion, its closest approach to the Sun, in August, and since then, it's been speeding away.
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Cutshaw was jailed on charges including drunken driving, speeding and marijuana possession, based in part on her own statements.
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Opening and window and speeding down the road, they balance objects against the wind with just a few fingers.
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The sheriff said he thought the driver had been stopped for speeding, but then the officers noticed the explosives.
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I/O is working to contain this process, speeding it up by weeks through the use of special microbes.
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Kendricks is facing 2 charges for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and was given a warning for speeding.
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Cameras caught the solider speeding a car through a North Korean guard post before getting stuck in a ditch.
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They hope the streets will become places for bingo, seesaws and refuge, rather than a home for speeding cars.
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However, according to the New York Daily News, Dalton was ticketed for speeding six times between 1990 and 2006.
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If traffic laws were rigorously enforced, a speeding ticket would result in a loss of your license to drive.
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Imagine not being able to fight for your driver license in court after speeding 1 mile over the limit.
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A woman in Miami recently performed a role reversal on a police officer by pulling him over for speeding.
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Enbridge is speeding up debt reduction to help strengthen the balance sheet and increase its dividend by 10 percent.
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The emails ask for payment of the speeding ticket, but no apparatus is set up to receive such fines.
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Speeding up the FDA review process is an area Republicans have emphasized as a response to high drug prices.
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"However, speeding up the approval process increases our collective uncertainty about drugs' benefits and safety," Ross said by email.
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It's the only speeding ticket I've ever had abroad, but I felt it was justified when I saw it.
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College is a wonderful time where students can study, explore, and turn children's toys into dangerous speeding death machines.
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They were the soundtrack of Babylonian-style debauchery; a durable, cacophonous, and deceptively influential speeding juggernaut of a band.
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The obituarists dwell a little on their place in the media landscape, which is speeding towards an uncertain future.
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One is that the forces speeding up creation, which currently work in their favour, could also speed up destruction.
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Officers, aware of this, often give speeding tickets below the jump to avoid giving a driver a harsher fine.
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WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE SUPPLY CHAIN, SPEEDING THAT UP, THE PRODUCT CREATION PROCESS, MOVING THAT A LOT QUICKER.
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At night, far away up on the moor, you can see the lights of speeding cars on the motorway.
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Federal regulators are considering a new rule that would electronically block large commercial vehicles from speeding on U.S. roads.
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It's past midnight, but the parking lot at Dash faintly hums from the speeding cars on the 101 Freeway.
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The naked eye doesn't see it, but by speeding it up, you see what a dynamic creature yeast is.
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Drivers caught speeding along the road between Tallinn and the town of Rapla were stopped and given a choice.
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The monkey provides comic relief as it clings desperately to a speeding cheetah or sits bewildered among noisy baboons.
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"The @FCC just asked for public comment on the Sinclair merger, speeding the way for regulatory approval," Rosenworcel wrote.
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"My dad's the mayor, you f—— f-g—" Jordan shouts at the officer in the clip before speeding off.
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Better for politicians to focus on speeding up the diffusion of technology and business practices from high-performing places.
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The crisis of socialist mismanagement in Venezuela deepened, speeding up a mass exodus of its hungry and disenfranchised people.
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Wayfair said it is making good progress in speeding up delivery times, reducing damage rates, and growing its business.
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Conservative groups have praised the move as an important step toward reforming the permitting process and speeding up projects.
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Rules now bar Internet providers from speeding up or slowing down traffic to and from specific sites and apps.
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Physiologically, cupping is thought to draw blood to the affected area, reducing soreness and speeding healing of overworked muscles.
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While we were talking, I noticed cars behind us, speeding up, slowing down, and changing lanes in high definition.
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By speeding up warehouse operations, drones could help address the logistical challenges of managing inventory in so many places.
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The benefits of blockchain technology include speeding up processes and making them more efficient and cheaper, according to experts.
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Adding to the mystery, positive train control, the technology that can automatically slow down a speeding train, wasn't activated.
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Cover image: Policeman pulls over a driver for speeding, getting out of police car to write a traffic ticket.
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A camel was trapped inside of a car last month after the speeding vehicle collided with it Rajasthan, India.
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Adrangi, 35, was charged with speeding, driving under the influence and a lane change violation, East Hampton police said.
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He switches between piercing preacher inunciation to slowed Jamaican inflections, like a speeding Porsche changing lanes on the M1.
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With a chopper swirling above him and about a dozen cops speeding after him, he just kept on zooming.
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P.O. : And I ran your license plate and saw that you have unpaid speeding tickets in—wait a second.
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Her target even exceeds the EIA's outlook for solar in 6900, thus speeding up deployment by over a decade.
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He wants to support the local economy by speeding up environmental reviews of big projects and cutting corporate taxes.
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By speeding the process, in theory a treatment could be available to patients with almost any type of cancer.
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Mr. Mnangagwa's son, a soldier, disarmed the officer, and their vehicle made a U-turn, speeding back into Zimbabwe.
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Among measures supporting workers was one speeding up the start of payments of jobless benefit for people made unemployed.
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In 2015, it handed a businessman a $67,000 speeding ticket for going 14 miles per hour above the limit.
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The film begins with a lone dark green army jeep speeding along empty, tree-lined roads toward the border.
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In Fournette's case, he had failed to pay a speeding ticket -- and then failed to show up to court.
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We compared the geographic distribution of these extreme speeding violations in the three weekends before versus after movie releases.
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SDF fighters would now move to the frontlines in Deir al-Zor, speeding up the battle in eastern Syria.
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Jackson's team retimed the footage, speeding up the frame rate, adding extra frames digitally and smoothing out the movement.
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As for the speeding charge, that will be dismissed if he completes a defensive driving class by February 27th.
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He likened F.A.A. inspectors to police officers parked on the side of a highway to deter drivers from speeding.
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As he began to drive away, he fired into parked cars with a pump-action shotgun before speeding off.
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Mr. Pham suggested letting the immigrants stay, but expelling all those who commit crimes, or even get speeding tickets.
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Channel your worst fear — like saving a dog from a dangerous revolving door, or maybe there's a speeding car.
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To ramp up quickly, the retailer said it was speeding up the hiring process, which normally takes two weeks.
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Even if you aren't speeding, you break, turn down the radio, and put your hands at 10 and 2.
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The app even lets you know if any of them are speeding or using their phone while they drive.
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When boats came speeding at me in several directions, I had no idea who had the right of way.
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Scientists are raising interplanetary bees and Google is speeding up your keys, but first: a cartoon about obsessive Instagrammers.
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I got a speeding ticket a few months ago so I'm very jealous that he just gets a warning.
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A speeding penalty on Larson late in the race allowed Johnson to make it look easy in the end.
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In another incident, Miccarelli allegedly threatened to crash a car the two were in while speeding at 100 mph.
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Since then, Kang has felt like a passenger looking at her life from the window of a speeding plane.
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Before speeding downhill on a fully charged Dot skateboard, I fell in love with the board's traditional skateboard feel.
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Impossible Foods CEO Pat Brown said Tuesday that the company is speeding up its development of new meat alternatives.
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Sustento said fossil fuel companies also need to do their part -- by speeding up the shift to renewable energy.
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Thanks to TrapTap's community of users, your device receives real-time updates when new speeding hazards are set up.
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Speeding up recoveryWhile pharmacologists like us understand a bit about how hangovers work, we still lack a true remedy.
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A woman identified as officer Courtney Brown is heard in the video confronting Webb about speeding in wet conditions.
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But analysts say Qualcomm's dual-headliner show this week was really all about speeding the adoption of 5G technology.
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Yes, controls will not stop every shooting any more than automobile regulations have stopped speeding, or prevented car accidents.
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One woman was killed and 19 were injured when a speeding car slammed into a throng of counter-protesters.
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Efren Mencia-Ramirez was stopped on I-85 North, after he was seen speeding and swerving into other lanes.
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Providers would once again be explicitly prohibited from blocking, speeding up, or slowing down access to specific online services.
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Walmart has been aggressively investing in its e-commerce platform and speeding up its delivery to match Amazon's promises.
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He has become a celebrity in Poland, and when the police stop him for speeding they let him go.
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What Guatemalans refer to as a "slow-motion coup," prompted by his earlier moves against Cicig, is speeding up.
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For a while, the city sent letters — though not tickets — to the owners of vehicles that were observed speeding.
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They did so by speeding up the greens, and with that, the number of players shooting under par plummeted.
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Novartis's proposals were pretty boilerplate: reducing regulations, speeding up generic drug approvals, forcing changes to insurance benefits for drugs.
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Warmer ocean water is thinning the shelves and speeding up the rate at which ice flows into the sea.
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Some lawmakers, however, sounded an early note of caution Tuesday that Congress itself might be at risk of speeding.
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It's chaos as he barely maintains control, speeding through the air and eventually just barely poking out into space.
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They are speeding up, enhancing quality and printing more colours and in a wider variety of polymers, including rubbery materials.
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She had to seek help from Naji when she got a speeding ticket and had to show up in court.
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According to ESPN, he had intended to try different rotations, involving more of the roster and speeding up the offense.
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In addition, Huawei and Google were going to collaborate on speeding up RCS adoption for wireless carriers across the world.
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Apart from his high school troubles, Betts had been issued tickets for speeding and other minor traffic offenses, police said.
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Since then, the intrepid spacecraft has been speeding toward a reddish object in the Kuiper Belt known as MU69 (nice).
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"There's no truth in sentencing in this state," said Sacramento County prosecutor Anne Marie Schubert, who favors speeding up executions.
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By that point, the few air molecules left are not going to get in the way of a speeding vehicle.
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Investigators say Fields drove his speeding car into a group of people demonstrating against the "Unite the Right" rally Aug.
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Is it our age or the state of current events that makes it feel as if time is speeding up?
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He was booked on charges of driving while intoxicated, improper lane usage, speeding and failing to use a turn signal.
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Broward County online court records show she has several previous traffic infractions for speeding and driving with a suspended license.
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The suspect was speeding down a road, weaving in and out of traffic with his hazard lights on, police said.
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Witnesses told police they saw a silver, four-door sedan speeding out of the parking lot right after the shooting.
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He had 2 hands on the wheel, and he was buckling down as he was speeding up to hit us.
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My parents totally believed me, but then, on my way back from the party, I got pulled over for speeding!
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Vorayuth was charged with speeding, hit-and-run and reckless driving that caused the death of the policemen in 2012.
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This experience, which has been referred to as "popcorn brain," is not within our control, and it's speeding up exponentially.
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And indeed, a considerable proportion of traffic fatalities in America, especially among young drivers, involve alcohol, speeding and distracted driving.
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Just when you thought you have heard it all.....Trooper Trombley stopped a semi truck driver for speeding (17 over).
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Life comes at you fast, and for Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham, their lives are speeding towards their wedding.
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Subsequently, a vehicle matching the description of Tellis' sister's SUV, which he'd borrowed, was seen on video speeding toward Batesville.
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" She finished the clip by speeding up her questions, repeating quickly, "What is ya doing with my f—ing money?
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With a keen interest in politics, she was thrown from college life to speeding around in motorcades in Buenos Aires.
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But starting around 2007 and speeding up until now, you can see the the region light up with tiny blips.
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As the 2002 Eldorado National bus, which was speeding, approached the crash scene, it clipped the fire truck, police said.
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Meanwhile people were speeding to find their loved ones or to reach seemingly safer spots, including culverts and road tunnels.
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Libya's coastguard has already been pushing further into international waters, often firing warning shots or speeding close to charity boats.
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Yet one of the biggest Venusian mysteries has to do with the planet's rotational period, which is slowly speeding up.
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The 2005 Ford GT. Jay gets a speeding ticket while driving his 1906 Stanley Steamer ($1,400 MSRP/ $225K current value).
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A similar incident occurred two years later, and Soules was again charged and fined for a speeding violation, records show.
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This was after a tractor trailer pulled over for speeding in Texas was found to contain about 25 human heads.
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That Laundress tip of drying on a towel is our absolute favorite method for speeding up the hang-dry process.
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Bursts of gunfire could be heard in video footage posted to Twitter, and ambulances were seen speeding to the scene.
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I go from one star system to the next, barely even stopping to look at the worlds I'm speeding past.
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China is increasingly using surveillance technology for everything from bolstering domestic security to speeding up orders at fast-food restaurants.
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Police further allege that on March 13, when someone tried reporting several speeding trucks, Williams again cut the call off.
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But Gottlieb is sure to be a reliable advocate for most conservatives' goals for the FDA, like speeding approval times.
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She intends to make America a "clean energy superpower" by speeding up the process of greening that Mr Obama began.
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Lara goes speeding through the waterway, grabbing onto passing light poles and debris in an effort to slow herself down.
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This source doesn't think Trump's team actively sitting on the memos, but sees no benefit in speeding up the review.
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As he tried to flee in the getaway vehicle, police spotted him speeding along a highway outside of the city.
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It was Martin who suggested speeding up the tempo of "Please Please Me," originally a Roy Orbison-inspired slow rocker.
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His group represents state highway offices that implement safety programs on roads including prevention of speeding and alcohol impaired driving.
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Hertz and Clear executives emphasized in a phone call Tuesday how this was about speeding up the check-out process.
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We're told Paula got pulled over a few days ago by the CHP for speeding and an unsafe lane change.
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Anderson was hit with 9 criminal charges including 3 felonies (harming a public servant, fleeing and eluding and reckless speeding).
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The next time the cops chase you down for speeding, they could be driving a fuel-efficient gas-electric hybrid.
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He's credited with leading the agency's charge against under age vaping as well as speeding up approvals for generic drugs.
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Stuntman Damien Walters backflipped over a speeding Formula E car ahead of the event's race in Mexico City last month.
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That will then send the probe speeding through the universe toward Alpha Centauri at one-fifth the speed of light.
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Her mother was speeding to the auditorium to watch Sara's audition when a truck cut her off and she died.
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A separate group of WHO experts meet in Geneva from Monday through Wednesday to discuss speeding up research on products.
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Google's artificial intelligence systems learn from sites that have been removed from the program, speeding the removal of similar sites.
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A penalty for speeding on pit road put him at the back of the pack, and his clutch stopped working.
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Recomposition consists of speeding up the decomposition of human bodies by placing them in containers filled with nutrient-dense soil.
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She was high on cocaine and speeding, questioning everything, watching it all happen and feeling her throat numb and thick.
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An initial inquiry found that speeding might have been the cause of the accident, the official Central News Agency said.
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Indeed, after swinging around the Sun, it passed about 25m km below Earth, before speeding back above the ecliptic plane.
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"She went on to say that while they were working on the tire, a car "came out of nowhere speeding.
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But even that move has gone only so far in speeding things up when passengers keep showing up in droves.
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Simon co-founded the group Faster Cures in 2003, which pushes for collaboration and speeding up research around serious diseases.
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But officials said they would also cut industry red tape by creating a new regulatory agency and speeding up approvals.
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Washington said she made a U-turn and hopped back on the Sam Houston Tollway, speeding, heading for the hospital.
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Busy speeding up a runaway train, we see our dominant gauges of success continue to point in a positive direction.
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For many, if he were deliberately speeding, and that reprehensible conduct killed five children, no sentence will be too long.
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Speeding occupies a broad moral and criminal spectrum, and we've all been guilty of it at one point or another.
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Fire might not beat the stopping power of a speeding bullet, but it's a scary sight in Primal's animal kingdom.
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According to Lee, it's like getting a speeding ticket and arguing that not everyone who drives too fast receives one.
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As recently as 2016, a measure to abolish the death penalty failed, and another, aimed at speeding up executions, passed.
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Shootouts were sporadic, missions were tough, and if you drove over 40 miles an hour, you'd get a speeding ticket.
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There's even a lady on top of a speeding truck, reminiscent of Michelle Rodriguez' infamous stunt in the 2009 reboot.
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Iceland took possession, however, and quickly went speeding up the pitch on the counter to try to end it themselves.
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They could enter a lottery with a grand prize of $210,250 — prize money culled from the proceeds of speeding tickets.
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Now, Dujovne has pledged deeper deficit cuts before traveling to Washington to negotiate with the IMF for speeding up aid.
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Consumer prices were up 4.7% in March and the rises have been speeding up since the start of the year.
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About one of every four epithelial cells carried a mutation on a cancer-linked gene, speeding up the cell's growth.
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Mr. Dudamel pushed out some effervescent, courtly pulses, though this sometimes necessitated speeding past the work's most captivating harmonic turns.
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Eight other drivers received a summons for violations including speeding, unsafely opening a door into traffic and unsafe passing. Sgt.
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Mr. Ramaphosa has said that speeding up what he described as land reform will bolster economic growth and agricultural production.
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Is it a death wish that sends the woman speeding out alone to 24-hour diners and empty parking lots.
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A deputy spotted the actor speeding down PCH at 87 mph shortly afterwards, and we all know what happened next.
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"I think she's going to be speeding back to the seedings and to winning tournaments sooner than later," Venus said.
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The same week, he also crashed his electric-powered wheelchair while speeding around a corner in Cambridge, breaking his leg.
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Nobody considers the occasional speeding ticket to be a huge moral failing, but it's illegal to drive without a license.
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" Speeding around the floor during the freestyle session was a guy wearing a T-shirt that said "God. Family. Skate.
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For a question about accelerated medical aid, Mr. Macron knew the cost of speeding up the delivery of hearing aids.
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Why change what's working, especially when all of your opponents' speeding up has done so little to slow you down?
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Progressives are now speeding, Thelma and Louise style, toward the same cliff they went over in the 1970s and '80s.
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