And a tent that can connect to the rear liftgate.
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Then they fitted the iconic Ferrari taillights to the rear.
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This does little against a kick to the rear leg.
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That's similar to the rear suspension of GM's pickup trucks.
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The dog then retreated back to the rear of the complex.
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At moderate speeds, there is a bias to the rear motor.
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He could conceivably have gone to the rear leg as well.
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The M240i sends all of its power to the rear wheels.
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Then my pilot whirls around and we fly back to the rear.
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The speaker, meanwhile, has been moved to the rear of the device.
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Video images later showed extensive scorching to the rear of the car.
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By switching to the rear camera, users can "slime" unsuspecting friends or themselves.
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When it does, it can send half its torque to the rear wheels.
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To the rear, past the bar and through the kitchen, is a lounge.
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Power is sent to the rear wheels through a four-speed manual gearbox.
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They supply fluid or magnetic resistant to the rear wheel via a small roller.
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Its front-drive bias automatically and instantly routes power to the rear as needed.
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When you're sending 2700 horsepower to the rear wheels, bad tires can limit the speed.
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Fuji hasn't made any substantial changes to the rear LCD beyond making it a touchscreen.
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The phone also adds a night-vision mode to the rear-facing 48 megapixel sensor.
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The ball bounced to the rear of the infield dirt before shortstop Amarista retrieved it.
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If the car is not sliding enough, it will send power to the rear wheels.
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The car sends 562 horsepower to the rear wheels, along with 6503 pound-feet of torque.
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The car sends 562 horsepower to the rear wheels, along with 433 pound-feet of torque.
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The car sends 262 horsepower to the rear wheels, along with 23.9 pound-feet of torque.
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They dragged him to the rear of the car, as the vehicle fully ignited in flames.
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Buyers can option a "gurney flap," an extension to the rear spoiler that further increases downforce.
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The fingerprint scanner's been relocated to the rear of the phone like on the Pixel 2.
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Two officers chased one of the suspects, following him to the rear of a nearby residence.
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If your gut doesn't absorb something, the only way left is the exit to the rear.
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The men sent journalists, including me, back to the rear, as they braced for a counterattack.
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Microsoft also magnetically attaches its new Surface Slim Pen to the rear of the Surface Neo.
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Essential's first accessory is a tiny 360 camera that clips to the rear of the Essential Phone.
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The crease creates a sharp edge that runs along the doors and right to the rear deck.
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"The group went to the rear of the Walmart parking lot to plan the incident," police said.
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To improve lateral control, [the brothers] added a fixed vertical rudder to the rear of the glider.
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They're grouped together into 24 packs, which are linked by a steel chain to the rear axle.
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The power from that is routed to the rear wheels either through a manual or automatic transmission.
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It is a little surprising that Microsoft hasn't even added 4K support to the rear-facing camera.
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A man reaches back to make sure the groceries he tied to the rear rack don't fall.
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As we boarded our flight, I took my window seat close to the rear of the plane.
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However reliable Asus' Face Unlock may be, it's another security option in addition to the rear fingerprint sensor.
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The brake pedal could get detached if drivers move pedals to the rear-most position, the company said.
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In addition, Larson and Elliott were sent to the rear after practice crashes forced them into backup cars.
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Whenever possible, default to the rear camera, and instead of taking that selfie, ask someone for an assist.
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The EB12 looks like a standard pedal bike, save for the 999.993Wh battery strapped to the rear rack.
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The officer and another prisoner were put on an M8 Greyhound armored car for transport to the rear.
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The helmet is locked to the rear rack of the bike and is free for riders to use.
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Turning to the rear ... well, the taillights are too busy, the badge is still hard to read, but ...
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The stylus charges wireless, attaching magnetically to the rear of the device, so you're less likely to misplace it.
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The handset ditches the front-facing fingerprint reader (moving it to the rear of the device) to accomplish this.
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The configuration gives the operator more convenient access to the rear storage while retaining the look of a sedan.
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It's uses mechanical components backed by computers to regulate how the engine's power is delivered to the rear wheels.
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They found an "As Seen on YouTube" bumper sticker, which they affixed to the rear window of the van.
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Microsoft added a USB-C port to the rear, and the display has amped-up brightness and contrast settings.
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Six men separated the victims and the woman was taken to the rear of the bus and repeatedly raped.
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Some moved it to the rear, while others, like Apple, did away with it in favor of face scanning.
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A formal dining room with access to the rear porch is connected to the kitchen and the family room.
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The signature feature is a pair of winglike flying buttressed that extend from the roofline to the rear wheels.
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That involves revising crashworthiness standards to address occupants faced to the rear or side in fully self-driving cars.
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In Europe, the vehicle will use cameras instead of conventional mirrors to give drivers a view to the rear.
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That involves revising crashworthiness standards to address occupants faced to the rear or side in fully self-driving cars.
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The analyst believes TrueDepth will eventually make its way to the rear of the iPhone — just not so soon.
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Just like most Android phones out there, Apple could move its finger print sensor to the rear of the device.
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Perhaps more disappointing than the fingerprint sensor's terrible location is the lack of any significant update to the rear camera.
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On past and current phones, Samsung's placed the fingerprint sensor on the front and then moved it to the rear.
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One way to cope is to wear two of them, one opening to the front and one to the rear.
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Men here are minimized, ordered to the rear and, even more often, told precisely what we should think and do.
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To the rear, two sets of sliding-glass doors open to the deck, with views of Chalk Sound National Park.
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It has a cable-operated handbrake to the rear wheels, and was available as both left- and right-hand drive.
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That means it sends more of the torque to the rear wheels, which further emphasizes the vehicle's sport-y driving dynamics.
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Nguyen's husband, Sonny Chung, was also dragged across the parking lot as he held on to the rear of the vehicle.
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At one point the bus pulls over and a few kids get off, and head to the rear of the bus.
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The undisclosed horsepower is then routed to the rear wheels via a Bowler T56 transmission and 9-inch Ford rear differential.
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Power is delivered to all four wheels, though the 4Matic+ system normally pushes torque to the rear wheels to enhance performance.
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Apple has partnered with Goldman Sachs for this product, although the Goldman logo is relegated to the rear of the card.
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The highway patrol approached him because there was some light damage to the rear of the vehicle, a police statement said.
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Conspicuously absent is a cockpit; only a narrow, wasp-like backbone connects the front set of wheels to the rear one.
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As soon as you close the camera or switch to the rear camera, the selfie camera retracts back down and disappears.
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The vehicle is meant to channel an "elegant simplicity," and features body lines that stretch from the front to the rear.
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The Sidepad concept might well be the most marketable of the three, delivering gamepad controls to the rear of the device.
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Underneath the bulbous blue body, it packs a two-cylinder gasoline engine that produces 55 horsepower sent to the rear wheel.
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Making my way to the rear gallery, Cerqueira Leite's six plaster formations perform as a chorus, clamoring How am I made.
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The room opens to the rear patio and yard, and is currently used as a combination conservatory, bike room and mudroom.
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These larger spaces, meant to accommodate families, face the grounds to the rear of the house, where herbs and vegetables grow.
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Mr. Trump cheerily came to the rear of the plane and asked Mr. Donnelly and some others into his conference room.
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Then the school put a removable gate in the hallway leading to the rear yard to keep the dogs in check.
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We like where this is spatial-buffer idea is going—when the kids get noisy, just slide their butts to the rear.
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The Tesla sustained significant damage during the crash, including the roof being sheared off at the front and folded to the rear.
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That's why the handlebars struggled to latch to the rear hub, and why it ultimately popped open when I was carrying it.
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The roughly $2 million Agera RS is powered by a 5.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 that delivers power to the rear wheels.
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The placement of the batteries has been moved up and closer to the rear of the harness to distribute their weight better.
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The result looks rather impressive, and the fingerprint reader has been moved to the rear to reduce the bezels at the front.
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Power is delivered to the rear wheels through a rear-mounted 7-speed automatic dual-clutch transmission and carbon-fiber drive shaft.
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While quite low cut, these socks stay in place thanks to a band of silicone affixed to the rear of the sock.
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Nine sentences and 14 lines: an update from a tiny, unidentified village to the rear of the Western Front, and a sonnet.
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And it's fun to see oddities he didn't use again, like an academic circling of the leg awkwardly executed to the rear.
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A new 10-speed automatic transmission, which Lexus claims is lighter than some 8-speed automatics, routes power to the rear wheels.
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The electric motor is integrated with the transmission, in this case an eight-speed automatic, and drive is to the rear wheels only.
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Time-of-flight: The newest addition to the rear-camera array is a smaller, time-of-flight (ToF) lens used for depth maps.
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The standard S303 then adds a 12MP telephoto lens to the rear camera setup and the S10+ gets an 8MP RGB-depth camera.
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There's also a rubber layer attached to the rear surface that helps to eliminate any unwanted vibrations and a coreless direct-drive motor.
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I was taken to the rear of the visiting room and placed inside a cage and told to take off all my clothes.
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Will Power, another leader, was penalized by being sent to the rear of the field after he collided on pit road with Kanaan.
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The small, gas-powered, open-top ride had a four-speed manual transmission directing power from the Beetle engine to the rear wheels.
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He once put his vehicle, a camper truck he calls the Cauldron, on cruise control while walking to the rear for a beer.
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She calmly walked through the corridor, up a flight of stairs, and out a set of doors to the rear of the stage.
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The dual-clutch transmission channels the power impeccably to the rear wheels and is swift to snick through the gears, up or down.
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When the sun is low in winter, the sunlight reaches up to 4 feet high to the rear wall of the living area.
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The rear wing stretches off the back of the car with sculpted carbon fiber endplates and seamlessly connects to the rear fender bodywork.
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The older portion of the structure contains a family room with a pellet stove and a door that connects to the rear deck.
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That small mountain of power is routed to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transaxle in the rear of the car.
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But Colorado was relegated to the rear, as far back as Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia and behind the Northern Mariana Islands.
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The main living areas are on the second level, with floor-to-ceiling glass walls and doors that open to the rear outdoor areas.
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During his presentation, Jones also showed the second vehicle had damage to the rear and a dent on the driver's side of the vehicle.
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Finally, there's the Porsche Design edition of the Mate 30 Pro, which appears to add a leather covering to the rear of the phone.
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The BMW Motorrad Vision Next 100 is built from a single "flexframe," a carbon fiber shell that extends from the front to the rear wheel.
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The BMW Motorrad Vision Next 100 is built from a single "flexframe," a carbon fiber shell that extends from the front to the rear wheel.
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It connects to the rear of your seat and fully supports your head and neck, allowing for peaceful shuteye while you're up in the air.
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He noted there were cameras mounted to the rear and inside the car, and theorized that the Model 3 was being filmed for Monday's event.
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The power from those two are routed to the rear wheels by a 9-speed dual-clutch transmission, which is also sandwiched in the back.
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The 38-year-old succumbed to the rear-naked choke of Mickey Gall's just two minutes into their bout at UFC 203 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Other children told police that the girl went to the rear exit door, pulled the latch and opened it, Woodruff said, and then fell out.
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And then there is the oversize sack strapped to the rear of his cycle, where he stashes a pair of beige-colored carbon fiber legs.
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Plates should be arranged with the main element slightly to the rear, so that, to a seated guest looking down, it appears to be centered.
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That look is carried over to the rear lights, and Hyundai says the pixelated lamps will be "a signature design element in future Hyundai models."
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McMurray blew his engine 19 minutes into Saturday's early practice, forcing a change in engines and thus a drop to the rear to start the race.
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Mated to a six-speed manual transmission that routes power to the rear wheels, the 911 R will do 0 to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds.
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In addition to the rear 16-megapixel RGB camera, the Phab 2 Pro has a wide-angle fisheye camera and another camera with an infrared emitter.
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The 9.7-inch Pro had it situated next to the rear-facing camera while the 10.5-inch Pro plopped it down next to the selfie camera.
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If you switch it on over to the rear camera, you can add a filter featuring the hashtag #kindcomments, and examples of these in multiple languages.
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Since the physical button has been removed, the phone's fingerprint sensor has been moved to the rear of the device, to the right of the camera.
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With only a battery, processor and drive-train there's much less that needs to happen mechanically to deliver power from the throttle to the rear wheel.
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The captain then literally picked up this hijacker and took his body to the rear exit of the plane and threw the corpse onto the tarmac.
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But without the D pillar in a unibody pickup, a sail pillar connects the C pillar to the rear of the truck, achieving a similar result.
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An immediate pit stop to replace a damaged front wing dropped Vettel to the rear of the field before he fought his way up to fifth.
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Some said they pile packages on the dashboard to save the time it takes to walk around to the rear of their vans for each delivery.
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Senators also showed increasing signs of restlessness, with many wandering to the rear of the chamber where they could make phone calls and check their smartphones.
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When the 290:23 train pulls in, she is in front of her preferred door, and she walks to the rear-facing seat that she favors.
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Officer Haste went to the rear of the building, where he was let in by a man who lived in an apartment on the first floor.
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There's also a clever Bluetooth keyboard that flips, slides, and locks into place with magnets, which can be stowed and secured to the rear of the device.
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An electric air compressor fan on the front of the pod will transfer high air pressure from its front to the rear and sides of the vessel.
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Both will have curved backs, according to a comprehensive leak over at Swedroid, which will see the fingerprint reader move from the power button to the rear.
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A doorway hung with a child's bedsheet leads to the rear of the shop, which is crowded with garments draped with clear plastic and suspended on hangers.
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The idea, one official said, is they are not in buildings several miles to the rear but are closer to the action in order to provide assistance.
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The updated Nokia 5.1 now includes a slightly larger 5.5-inch HD+ display (18:9 and 443ppi), and HMD has moved the fingerprint sensor to the rear.
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Video images later showed extensive scorching to the rear of the car and the Swede was unable to take part in second practice due to the damage.
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Barring the changes to the rear camera and rear fingerprint sensor, the handset is near-identical to last year's Mate 8, with similar polished lines and materials.
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To the rear of the building, the cladding fans outward, sheathing a much larger ground-floor space, which contains the main theater of the Pacific Film Archive.
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The Explorer is still available with all-wheel-drive, of course, but now more of the power goes to the rear wheels, which is better for towing.
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Past the small front garden and a black front door is a long entrance hall with Belgian bluestone floors that stretches to the rear of the house.
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Horn was recumbent on the long couch to the rear of the driver's seat, staring impassively at the ceiling, his hands cradling the back of his head.
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Air exchanges occur 10 to 15 times an hour, and the air flows laterally across the row, not from the front of the plane to the rear.
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At some point overnight, the three attacked him, spray painted his face, then used a logging chain to tie him to the rear bumper of the truck.
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After the dash, the most striking feature is undoubtedly the nearly all-glass roof that extends all the way back to the rear of the of the car.
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Then a 2000kW electric motor is placed under the cargo floor, sending power to the rear wheels, for a total of 24 horsepower when they're all working together.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to the rear of the phone, we don't have as clear of a render, so the pic above will have to do for now.
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There's no reason why a selfie camera should be atrocious compared to the rear one — I'm looking at you, LG V30, and your crappy, 5-megapixel selfie camera.
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Once he spotted the off-duty officers and Lehman, Brull-Lopez tossed the gun onto the roof of a storage shed attached to the rear of the club.
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Galen Zamarra, the chef and an owner, said most of the damage was to the kitchen, which must be rebuilt, and to the rear of the dining room.
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She got a "little bit of a deal" with the surgeon who performed her BBL, which involves transferring fat to the rear from other areas of the body.
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Sending a claimed 82 horsepower to the rear wheels, the e-Bulli's electric motor seems mighty puny, but remember that the bus originally made do with just 43.
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A gravel driveway runs from the road to the rear of the house, where a stone walkway leads to manicured gardens with mature plantings surrounding an old well.
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A pair of flaps seamlessly connected to the back of the car move up and down automatically providing the right amount of downward force to the rear wheels.
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With all those ponies being piped to the rear wheels — which actually aid in steering the car — you're at the legal speed limit in less than three seconds.
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What all this means is that the system is designed to send all the power to the rear wheels while the driver is cornering, which pushes the tail out.
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Snap announced on Tuesday it was adding its popular Snapchat Lenses feature, which superimposes 3D effects over real-world photos, to the rear-facing camera option on your smartphone.
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Despite its diminutive displacement, the engine produces 143 horsepower, which is routed to the rear wheels through a six-speed sequential transmission operated by steering-wheel mounted paddle shifters.
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In the end, that sequence of shots led to McGregor shooting for a takedown, which eventually led to him succumbing to the rear naked choke of the Stockton native.
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But the Cue infotainment system isn't nearly as good as BMW's excellent iDrive, and the back seat is cramped, headroom is poor, and ingress to the rear is punitive.
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In a rear-wheel drive car, like the new Corvette, this added weight to the rear also increases traction and lets the rear brakes do more of the stopping.
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To make long hauls possible, the West Virginia University researchers bought portable gasoline generators at regular hardware stores and bolted them to the rear ends of the test cars.
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Witnesses reported that a vehicle was seen fleeing the scene and an East Pittsburgh officer saw a vehicle matching the description nearby, which had ballistic damage to the rear window.
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You can simply place the charger on top of this magnetic dock and connect a USB-C cable to the rear of the carrying case to charge on the go.
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But our guess is that if Apple can't get the sensor working beneath the screen, the most likely scenario is that it'll move it to the rear of the device.
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You'll want to keep him closer to the rear ranks since even stray shots can be deadly, but that's not as issue when you're doing damage so quickly and efficiently.
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Though he posted the 23rd fastest lap, he'll have to drop to the rear of the field for the start of the race because of the switch to the backup.
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Ten concept drawings refer to a "display device" and show a large main screen on the front that wraps around to the rear where more apps could potentially be displayed.
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The vehicle to the rear was indistinguishable from the cab in front of it with the one notable exception being the flashing red and blue lights hidden inside the grill.
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Power goes to the rear wheels only through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission that shifts so quickly that it'd be barely noticeable without the accompanying change in engine volume.
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The result is raucous 211 horsepower that is routed to the rear wheels through an 212-speed automatic transaxle (a transmission/axle hybrid) mounted in the rear of the car.
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In a race with two late safety car periods, reigning champion Hamilton went from pole position to the rear of the field before finishing second for Mercedes in a superb fightback.
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However, unlike the iPad Pro, which uses a similar trick to charge a side-mounted Apple Pencil, it looks like the S Pen will attach to the rear of Samsung's tablet.
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As smartphone manufacturers push towards devices with edge-to-edge screens, they have to either move some buttons to the rear of the phone, or incorporate their functions into the screen.
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They'll be packed with major upgrades to the rear-facing camera, including a sensor for capturing ultra wide-angle photos and videos, which is a first for Apple, according to Bloomberg.
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Lindsay and Anne Clemons drive their red Toyota RAV4 into Harvard Stadium, and men in orange vests direct them, in twists and turns, to the rear of the crowded parking lot.
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Bucket by bucket, investigators painstakingly removed debris from inside the warehouse-turned-art-space, narrowing the fire's origin to the rear of the building, Oakland Fire Deputy Director Darin White said.
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I often use profiles that assign thumbstick clicks to the rear paddle buttons, for instance, which makes playing a lot of single-player games much more comfortable, especially during long sessions.
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Most of the time, power will go to the rear wheels but it can also immediately be sent to the front wheels as well if there is a loss of traction.
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Photos of Iris put it in various positions: below the headlights on one car, attached to the rear-view mirror in another and high up atop the cabin on a semi truck.
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Several companies, including big bad Apple competitor Samsung, have opted to move the fingerprint sensor to the rear of the phone in order to allow for more screen space on the front.
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Rashad came bursting in to bring me coffee — his "Starbucks stash for special occasions" -- and we walked to the rear of the ship for some quiet camera-free time on the water.
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There is a flap with a magnet on it that attaches to the rear of the tablet, but you can slide it up and down to position the screen at multiple angles.
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The collected energy is sent into a densely packed, liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery, which is used to add a supplemental 2150hp to the rear wheels and power the car's electric turbo.
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When a police motorcycle ran over his bike, Froome said, it broke both of his seat stays, the narrow tubes that run from under the saddle down to the rear wheel's hub.
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Hand in hand, they walk through to the rear of 3 Leipziger Strasse to a garden house which Fanny occupies with her husband, the painter Wilhelm Hensel, and their teenaged son, Sebastian.
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Another advantage of the above Nextbase models is that you can plug in an optional rear camera and then mount it to the rear window to record the view behind your car.
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The accident, with the teenager smashing into the back of a stationary car, led to Formula One's governing body ordering a change to the rear jack points of cars for safety reasons.
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Though Andy went at his own pace the opening week, staying mostly to the rear of the rest of the party as he combined walking steps with periodic "rest steps," he struggled.
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To put matters in perspective, most cars on the road today require the driver to do practically everything—signalling, steering, accelerating, braking, watching the traffic ahead, to the sides and to the rear.
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PEOPLE learns Schweickert, who lives in Sardinia, New York, was spotted by a patrol officer driving down the highway with no front license plate and a homemade one slapped to the rear fender.
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"I went to the rear of the plane and what took place back there, I'm gonna leave — out of respect for [Riordan's] family — I'm gonna leave that alone," Needum told reporters on Thursday.
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Routed to the rear wheels through either a 7-speed manual gearbox or 8-speed automatic transmission, the power will push the Grand Sport to 60 mph from a standstill in 3.6 seconds.
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There's enough head room front and rear for adults, but access to the rear is somewhat compromised by the narrow opening between the rear-door pillar and the corner of the seat cushion.
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It has an 8-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive, which normally sends nearly all power to the rear tires (although 0003 percent can automatically and seamlessly be sent up front).
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His best save came during a third-period Coyotes power play, when he threw his left leg up and out to kick a shot by Clayton Keller into the netting to the rear.
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Attached to the rear of this structure is a two-story, 20.13,29-square-foot townhouse with a separate entrance, which could be rented out for income or used as an in-law suite.
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Mr. Lepage and his production team evoke the sea with more than two dozen strands of tiny LED lights, some 28,000 of them, stretching from the pit to the rear of the stage.
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Busch got back to the bumper of Larson's No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 in Turn 3 and sent him spinning with a hard shot to the rear of the car.
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Its stadium is nicknamed Death Valley, but the atmosphere there manages to be intense without the mean edge found elsewhere; some Clemson fans affix little tiger tails to the rear of their cars.
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At the time, only LG and Huawei had added a second lens and sensor to the rear of their phones, but it felt obvious even then that the technology was going to take over.
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Jones collided with Alex Bowman on pit road during an early stop and later drew a pit-road speeding penalty that sent him to the rear of the field for a Lap 144 restart.
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Lippman walked to the rear of the building and pointed out a variety of tomato known as Large Fruited Fresh Market—one of the commercial varieties that turn up in supermarkets, not farmer's markets.
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You'd save $53 by getting a manual transmission, and more importantly you'd have a performance car as God intended: engine in the front sending power to the rear via a row-your-own gearbox.
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A few days into the trip, en route from China to Vietnam, he walked to the rear of Air Force One, where the press corps was sitting, to deliver some off-the-cuff remarks.
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The American military wasn't happy to see us at first and tried to revive World War II rules barring female reporters from the front lines, relegating them to the rear with the military nurses.
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The interior is also notable for the available contrasting color schemes that allow the front seats to be upholstered in a different color leather to the rear seats (a monotone upholstery scheme is also available).
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Like the awkwardly misplaced fingerprint sensor next to the rear camera lens of the S8 and Note 8, Bixby's nagging presence simply degrades the Samsung user experience in a fashion that feels unnecessary and unacceptable.
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The device, which will reportedly be unveiled during IFA later this week, is expected to retain a similar design to the original One A9, with a few changes to the rear and front camera placements.
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The trail of Simpson's blood continued to the rear gate of Nicole's home, into Simpson's white Ford Bronco, to the steps in front of Simpson's home on Rockingham and into Simpson's bedroom, on his socks.
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A combination of the low height and a commander's hatch that opened angled to the rear made it possible for an infantryman to climb on the vehicle to communicate with the crew while remaining protected.
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That system reportedly focused on using the iPhone 8's front-facing camera as a replacement for the Touch ID. But it now looks like 3D sensing might be coming to the rear-facing camera, too.
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Austin Dillon, Ryan Blaney, Ross Chastain, Byron, Reed Sorenson, Michael McDowell, Corey LaJoie, Chris Buescher and Johnson all failed pre-race inspection on Sunday and were sent to the rear of the field for the start.
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The zippered panel that opens to give access to the Rear Access pack's padded camera section is located on the back, which means that while the backpack is being worn, the camera gear inside can't be removed.
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It comes after Snap, which calls itself a "camera company," announced it was adding its popular Snapchat Lenses feature, which superimposes 3-D effects over real-world photos, to the rear-facing camera option on your smartphone.
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Although this is less than the other Huracán variants, the 580-2 routes its power solely to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission that can be shifted in either automatic or manual modes.
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But then one of them would snap out of the trance, maybe smile, and drift away to the rear of the stage, a private zone farther from the audience, where she could express herself in signature moves.
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"The minimum size limit for California spiny lobster is three and one-fourth inches, from the horn of the lobster to the rear edge of the body shell," Thomas Templar, a scuba instructor at Ocean Safari, says.
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This is in fact an SUV with a roof that extends flat over the body and then drops steeply to the rear — that's where the coupé name comes in — and into the D pillar of the vehicle.
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Eddie Cardona, 45, and Ty Whitfield, 47, both of Jersey City, dashed up to Officer Katie Ryan, who was doing something to a rainbow Pride flag that someone had affixed to the rear window of her cruiser.
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Apple won't bring the iPhone X's innovative new TrueDepth front-facing camera system to the rear camera, according to an investors note from respected analyst and supply chain source Ming-Chi Kuo that was provided to AppleInsider.
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Some of the innovation that has showered first class fliers with luxuries is wafting to the rear of the plane, as the shortlist for this year's Crystal Cabin Awards, the Oscars of the aviation interiors industry, make clear.
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Our 2018 test car was priced at about $33,000 and packed a 2.3-liter, four-cylinder EcoBoost turbocharged motor, making 310 horsepower with 350 pound-feet of torque, piped through a 10-speed automatic to the rear wheels.
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The crews on the other tugboats, the Trevor to the left of the moving barge and the Realist to the rear of it, tried to help the Specialist's crew members but were unable to reach them, he said.
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After the Dragon capsule has docked, BEAM will be transferred to the rear port on the Tranquility node by the station's robotic arm, where it will be inflated, pressurized, and decorated with a suite of sensors by the crew.
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The medical examiner's office also said that it's believed the vehicle was not properly parked before Yelchin walked to the rear end of his vehicle and that the vehicle then rolled and pinned him between the car and gate.
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Unfortunately for Silva, he succumbed to the rear naked choke of Herring, having been chopped down with a series of uncomfortable-looking leg kicks which forced the big man to try and take the fight down to the ground.
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There was a thirty-dollar mistake, back in 2010: Mr. Money Mustache built a rig for a storage box attached to the rear of his Scion hatchback, but the heat of the muffler melted a hole in the box.
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In a conference call with reporters, General Manelis said that on March 30, while civilians generally kept to the rear, militants hurled firebombs, crossed parts of the fence or tried to cut openings in it and fired on Israeli forces.
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There are some key differences — the new version is thinner, lighter and more durable than the original, and the company has made some aesthetic tweaks to the case, making it slightly more angular and shifting the charging pins to the rear.
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The specs are mostly what you'd expect from any top phone this year, but HMD is sticking with capacitive keys and larger display bezels despite an emerging industry trend to slim bezels down and move the fingerprint sensor to the rear.
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Sent to the rear wheels through a 2570-speed "seamless shift" transmission, that lump of pony power is good for 28 to 62 mph in 3.4 seconds, 0 to 124 mph in 9.8 seconds and a top speed of 204 mph.
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Manufactured in-house, it's attached to the rear motor only and provides for both brisk low-end acceleration and a higher top-end, at 161 mph, while still being efficient when it needs to be, for highway cruising and the like.
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One poster, featured prominently at a busy intersection, showed Mr. Trump doing something to the rear of an elephant, symbol of the Republican Party, while also wearing a swastika armband and with the decapitated head of Lady Liberty at its feet.
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Because of extensive damage to the rear and driver's side of the car, Nemechek's GMS Racing team opted to go to a backup car and spent the rest of first practice and beyond preparing the backup for the second session.
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Robinson -- who was also with 26-year-old ex-NFL player Quan Bray -- was stopped around 22017:22018 PM on Monday evening after a Border Patrol drug-sniffing dog alerted to the rear cargo door of their 22019 Chevy Tahoe.
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Billy Gunn was truly ahead of his time, and it's a shame that in the year of our lord 2016, a year of eating ass and taking names, we neglected a work of art akin only to the rear of Kim Kardashian herself.
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Despite his violent protests, he was medevaced "to the rear" for rabies treatment, which meant taking two helicopter or fixed-wing trips on the "death run" from the Khe Sanh airfield as North Vietnamese gunners bracketed aircraft and the airstrip with nonstop shelling.
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Porsche has equipped the Taycan with two powerful electric motors—a rare two-speed EV transmission mated to the rear motor, allowing for brisker acceleration and a higher top speed—and a 0003-kWh battery built into the floor of the chassis.
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The Carrera isn't wild, but the balance of the driving dynamics is what I favor in the 911: rear-engine ripping out that pure Porsche growl, power going down to the rear wheels, idealized steering pretty much telling you where to put the nose.
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Negroes in that city had begun a boycott of buses to win the right to sit where they pleased instead of being forced to move to the rear of buses, in Southern tradition or to surrender seats to white people when a bus was crowded.
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The rumors from both Kuo and Bloomberg are saying that Apple is looking to add the ToF sensor to the rear camera on 2020 iPhones, not to replace the existing IR system used for Face ID (which the new iPhones will reportedly still have).
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Putting the engine behind the driver and passenger -- called a rear mid-engined layout -- places the heaviest single part of the car much further to the rear and closer to the driver's seat, making the car feel as if it's centered around the driver.
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Officers found signs of "forced entry to the rear sliding door" of the house, according to ET. According to TMZ, a "silent burglar alarm" was triggered during the break-in, which may explain why Disick's neighbors didn't hear an alarm sound during the invasion.
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" The overall strategy, according to Chapman, was to "get our men up to the front and to shore up our flanks" so that Antifa counter-protesters "didn't bust through us and get back to the rear where our women, and elderly, and peaceful protesters were.
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Although Gray advertises that the case "turns your phone into an object of mystery and power," in more practical terms the case has an X-shaped design that straps on to the rear of the device, and mainly protects the phone's four corners with its titanium construction.
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And to find any commemorative notification of Mozart's last address, on Rauhensteingasse 8, a pilgrim must head to the rear of the Steffl department store, which occupies the footprint of an apartment building, demolished in 1847, in which Mozart and his family were living when he died.
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At $42,270, the fancy-pants RTL-E model I'm running errands in has all-wheel drive that provides real torque vectoring that can send up to 70 percent of the power to the rear wheels and 100 percent of that to the left or right tires.
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During the flight, grooms could go to the rear of the plane to check on their horses, and Garcia feared that a rival, left alone, might give Legolas an illegal drug, leading to a positive test for a banned substance that would bounce him from the competition.
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Discussions between the artisans and the Hemmerles are constant, so designs evolve along the way ("Creation is a process," Ms. Hemmerle said.) When it came to fixing the diamond-studded Pegasus to the rear of the earring, for example, questions arose about how to disguise the connection.
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The boat was passing under the Margaret Bridge on Wednesday night when a much larger ship, the 442-foot Viking Sigyn, appeared to race up to the rear of the smaller vessel, clipping its stern and sending it spinning, according to video footage released by the police.
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The non-Avengers Marvel movies have been leaning that way ever since Captain America: Civil War faded to the rear-view mirror, but with Ant-Man and The Wasp taking place in San Francisco, not in space or Wakanda or Kamar-Taj, the separation is all the more noticeable.
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