Foot traffic in New York airports was down 22.1%, while traffic in Los Angeles was down 15.4%.
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"We don't traffic in nonsense and rumor, we traffic in facts and evidence," he said in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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The referral traffic again increased to 48% of all Myspace traffic in July, and was 133% of total site traffic in August.
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The traffic in Bangalore is just almost, I mean, it must be — along with Jakarta and Manila — it's the worst traffic in the whole world.
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Passenger traffic in mainland China, Europe and North America accounted for over 50% of all Cathay's traffic in the first half of this year, according to Jefferies data.
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Uber's research into traffic in India Uber's research into traffic in India But most interestingly, seeing traffic conditions could help users choose when it's time to take one of Uber's non-car choices.
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After days of interruptions caused by rains and heavy traffic in the region, Abiove expects authorities to free soybean truck traffic in the direction of northern ports including the Miritituba terminal by Friday.
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But there's also a minority who traffic in counterfeit goods.
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Netflix is hardly the first to traffic in Christmas movies.
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And we're not going to traffic in your personal life.
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Luckily, rush hour traffic in the area is extremely light.
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Costco reported a 6.8% rise in foot traffic in November.
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Montgomery faced traffic in each of the first three innings.
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Why do they traffic in garbled metaphors and disjointed images?
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Once upon a time, it stopped traffic in Times Square.
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He just wanted to complain about traffic in Los Angeles.
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Oppressive, bullying, and abusive regimes traffic in isolating their victims.
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I hope we'll have more foot traffic in the spring.
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Air traffic in the opposite direction is becoming increasingly sparse.
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Trevor's stories traffic in plots, fated or willed, and hurtful.
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Field teams typically make estimates by observing traffic in stores.
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It's the stuff conspiracy theories traffic in, and it's mostly harmless.
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In fact, London still has reportedly the worst traffic in Europe.
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A massive protest on Tuesday morning paralysed traffic in downtown Jakarta.
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Traffic in shopping centres in Europe's biggest markets has been declining.
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Many of the checkpoints snarling traffic in central Baghdad have gone.
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"Traffic in Manila is not ordinary", says a taxi driver, wearily.
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It has, by some measures, the worst traffic in the world.
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Security surrounding e-traffic in national security professions is vitally important.
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And traffic in general seems sparse despite all the new construction.
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That means there is a lot more traffic in the region.
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Mr Trump, as a strongman populist, does not traffic in complexity.
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Maybe to help you wake up, they don't traffic in subtlety.
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But the Lonely Island does not traffic in trenchant topical satire.
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"We continue to see good traffic in our stores," McMillon said.
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Do they traffic in imperial fantasies and threats of genocidal violence?
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And it doesn't traffic in video, only in audio and text.
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It's of a woman standing in traffic in a big city.
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He also said he thought traffic in Rome had actually improved.
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It produced the highest day of traffic in the site's history.
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Recently, fast food chains have struggled with sluggish traffic in stores.
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Street traffic in Tokyo has barely budged from its historical average.
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Its politicians traffic in more insidious forms of secondary anti-Semitism.
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Every night, internet traffic in Spain goes down at 8 p.m.
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The bridge was scheduled to open to foot traffic in 2019.
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McDonald's reported its strongest traffic in "awhile" this quarter, Bernstein said.
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That's where we traffic in yet more recipes and digital hijinks.
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And both projects traffic in revelation and put-on, sometimes simultaneously.
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Now they're expertly weaving through traffic in Silicon Valley, Austin, and Pittsburgh.
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We probably need to block traffic in the area to prevent fatalities.
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Some of them traffic in the best information available and some don't.
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"Mall traffic in total has been declining for several years," she said.
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All except CNHI say they have stopped using the traffic in question.
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But at least he stalled traffic in someone else's state this time.
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"It felt good to see more traffic in our stores," he said.
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That includes freeway driving, light traffic in cities or navigating basic intersections.
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Traffic in Chicago sucks, but I still beat the train to work.
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Over a third of road-freight traffic in Schengen crosses a border.
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Chapo: Wouldn't it be cool if you started to traffic in goodness?
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The region has some of the worst traffic in the United States.
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"We have to get a little more traffic in front," he said.
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The group said it sees positive growth in traffic in coming months.
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Lasso has not gotten a lot of traffic in its first month.
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The evening of the broadcast, there was little traffic in the streets.
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CVS would benefit also from an increase in traffic in its stores.
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In December, Musk tweeted his frustration with the traffic in his hometown.
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Kering blamed the negative trend on lower Asian tourist traffic in Europe.
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The name Tenshin Nasukawa is already easy traffic in the MMA world.
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"I had a bunch of traffic in that lane," Mr. Samuel said.
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And traffic in North America -- and traffic was an issue last quarter.
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In 2014, Leah Jackson was ticketed for obstructing traffic in Otsego, Minn.
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They are remarkably various, and they trouble debates that traffic in certainties.
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Same-store sales dropped 11.4%, hurt by slower foot traffic in stores.
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Like Trump, Gulf state regimes revel in gilt and traffic in geld.
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For instance, it is forbidden in China to traffic in tiger parts.
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Tread carefully, those who traffic in this kind of selective historical whitewashing.
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Jimenez was shot dead in traffic in front of the Indonesian Consulate.
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The nation's homebuilders will also be watching traffic in model homes closely.
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Cool animated visualizations of bike-share traffic in major cities, that's what.
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The Tower Bridge is seen under construction with river traffic in the foreground.
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ITAR (the International Traffic in Arms Regulations) is a very stringent regulatory control.
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Pornhub traffic in Mississippi and Louisiana fell 2 percent and 3 percent, respectively.
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Google reckons that three-quarters of all mobile traffic in India is video.
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Foot traffic in September through October 27 closely mirrors 2015 (although slightly down).
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Baroni then informed Christie that Wildstein was monitoring the traffic in Fort Lee.
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The company has recorded positive traffic in seven of the last eight quarters.
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During the first quarter, Kate Spade said traffic in department stores was soft.
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In 2016, passenger traffic in Changi hit a record high of 58.7 million.
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Road and rail traffic in parts of Romania was halted by fallen trees.
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Those efforts led to a 3% growth in traffic in the second quarter.
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Musk founded the tunneling firm after becoming frustrated with traffic in Los Angeles.
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By 2021, 99% of the mobile traffic in India will be from data.
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From there on it was one way traffic in a 20-minute decider.
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There was very minimal foot traffic in the store, indicative of its struggle.
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Traffic in San Francisco or Pittsburgh might be relatively bustling by U.S. standards.
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Demonstrators blocked traffic in several major cities in addition to clashing with police.
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The Mass Effect games don't just traffic in distant sci-fi mythology, however.
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Plus, usually, traffic in the airport, too, has gone down at that point.
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They traffic in different personalities or emphasize different sides of themselves to survive.
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But it said traffic in Greater China is "significantly accelerating" each week, now.
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Last October, about 1,500 cabs brought traffic in downtown Montreal to a halt.
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VPNs protect you from people trying to snoop on your traffic in transit.
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Strengthening accessibility is vital for air traffic in particular, Ladau told The Hill.
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Mainland China flights accounted for 2130% of the group's network traffic in 2290.
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Police shut down traffic in the area surrounding the bank for several hours.
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Or they fall across highways, snarling traffic in regions that were spared flooding.
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"Those are groups who traffic in anti-immigrant policies and proposals," said Aguilar.
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The bridge remained closed for trains while car traffic in both directions resumed.
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Strong user traffic has already built a solid base for e-commerce activityGoogle directed and influenced $196 billion in e-commerce traffic in 2019, which amounts to about one-third of total e-commerce traffic in the US, Baird said.
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The protests have virtually shut down traffic in the city of 18 million people.
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New York City's Lincoln Tunnel sees some of the worst traffic in the US.
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Hundreds of Iraqis stormed the airport and halted air traffic in Najaf on Friday.
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The switch was apparently motivated by a desire to limit traffic in the area.
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Customer traffic in the United States, the company's biggest market, continued to decline, however.
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For almost all this time he was also assisting the hemisphere's traffic in cocaine.
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It's very dialogue based so it's not ... cinema can traffic in tone or mood.
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The traffic in L.A. is horrific and getting anywhere is a total time suck.
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Streaming drove nearly two-thirds of global internet traffic in 2015, according to Cisco.
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Overall, internet traffic in Turkey may have dropped by half, according to CloudFlare data.
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Citizens were in the middle of intersections directing traffic in place of disabled lights.
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Authorities stopped traffic in both directions, seeing as this was near a tourist hotspot.
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The Boring Company was born out of Musk's frustration with traffic in Los Angeles.
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The port handles more than half of India's traffic in shipping containers each year.
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The incident prompted officials to close traffic in both directions at the major crossing.
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We can't do that if we traffic in absolutes when it comes to policy.
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AND AN UNDERPERFORMING STORE ISN'T CREATING A TON OF TRAFFIC IN THE FIRST PLACE.
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Metal barriers were in place to control traffic in and out of the estate.
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That is worse than the 1.9 percent decline in traffic in the fourth quarter.
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The attack also hurt Tehran's ability to target shipping traffic in the Persian Gulf.
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Politicians in both parties now traffic in dangerous anti-Semitic tropes with relative impunity.
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For someone so funny, Belott doesn't traffic in irony or jokes-on-you condescension.
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And I'm urging politicians who want to better us not to traffic in fear.
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By some estimates, 21.5 percent of auto traffic in Barcelona is regional in origin.
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A large Woolworths supermarket across the road keeps foot traffic in the area high.
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Illiberals traffic in fear and nostalgia; liberals must offer hope instead of cultivating defeatism.
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Finally, there is a big increase in traffic in Atlanta, both going and coming.
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Vinci also said passenger traffic in its airports sites had fallen sharply in March.
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Target saw increased customer traffic in its stores, as well as increased online sales.
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Bits There are few things more aggravating than rush-hour traffic in Midtown Manhattan.
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Officials are betting it will vastly improve traffic in the tourism and convention mecca.
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It said there had been no disruption to shipping traffic in the Singapore Strait.
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Facebook rolls out 'Whitehat Settings' to help bug hunters analyze traffic in its mobile apps Catalin Cimpanu reports that Facebook is offering a new setting to security researchers that makes it easier to analyze traffic in its mobile apps for bad behavior.
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Train traffic in the area had been delayed as police were on scene to investigate.
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Traffic in Phoenix will be at its worst on Wednesday and Saturday at 26 p.m.
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If parking is abundant and free, more people might drive, creating traffic in the process.
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Protesters also shut down traffic in New York City, Miami and Chicago on Saturday night.
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Car-free zones can fail if they don't generate enough foot traffic in the area.
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They traffic in the stuff that's synonymous with our current president: pure, unadulterated, uncut bullshit.
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The Hallmark Channel, Lifetime, and Hollywood at large traffic in this very subject and sentimentality.
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Yet two other monuments — also supported in part by KORO — traffic in less dramatic aesthetics.
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She doesn't traffic in openly racist rhetoric and hasn't been accused of sexual assault, either.
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Said data could prove invaluable to data brokers that also traffic in cellular location data.
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Residents said there had been two explosion at the bridge, stopping traffic in both directions.
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He had no sightlines on that last goal with traffic in front of the net.
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A plumber traversed the traffic in a cargo bike, his tools stashed in the compartment.
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By 2020, Madrid will eliminate car traffic in a 500-acre portion of the city.
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Virgin America accounted for 1.7 percent of air traffic in the United States last year.
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The trade uncertainty "appeared to reach consumers," with customer traffic in China declining, he said.
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Concerns that DIY weaponry would violate International Traffic in Arms Regulations delayed homemade gun creation.
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LEE: A WAY TO BRING TRAFFIC IN, JEFF, MIGHT BE A PARTNERSHIP OF SOME SORT.
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Nick Schmaltz made a pinpoint pass through traffic in the crease to set up Fortin.
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To be sure, contemptuous language has its upsides for the dividers that traffic in it.
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Passenger traffic in the country tripled from 2005 to 2017, to an estimated 97 million.
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A police officer held up traffic in Litchfield so I could get my dusk shot.
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" She continued: "But as a novelist, I feel lucky that I can traffic in nuance.
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D. to reject as absurd accusations that they are Nazis or traffic in Nazi ideology.
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Austin consistently ranks high on the lists of cities with the worst traffic in America.
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Breakfast accounted for 16% of fast-food chains' traffic in the 12 months ended Nov.
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Traffic in the city center was halted and police cruised the streets in armored vehicles.
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Foot traffic in malls was still down, but not as much as in previous quarters.
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Despite reforms, the territory is a linchpin in the global traffic in illegal animal parts.
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Boston was recently voted has having the "worst traffic in the country," and I believe it.
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We had to figure out a way to grab more traffic in a crowded news marketplace.
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Anti-racist protesters block traffic in both directions on Interstate 28 in Oakland on Aug. 213.
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The strike disrupted business and traffic in several cities, including São Paulo and Brasília, the capital.
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Rail traffic in Canada was dented by a severe winter, forcing rail operators to cease work.
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That's because mesh networks are really good at handling lots of traffic in really big spaces.
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Clinton dominated traffic in all 50 states afterward, reversing the pre-debate trend that favored Trump.
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Wikipedia's traffic in Turkey plummeted by 90 percent in the months after the ban, Lien says.
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GettyIf you thought the heinous traffic in the nation's capital couldn't get any worse, you're wrong.
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I do not suggest creating traffic in your home when it comes to doing illegal things.
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Are these scooters going to be able to operate in traffic in New York City streets?
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The market may lose some 7-10 percent of passenger traffic in 2016, the paper writes.
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Demonstrators sat in the middle of streets and crosswalks, halting traffic in a number of cities.
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The shape of the lights make you visible to traffic in front of and behind you.
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Coal, gasoline, fuel oils and natural gas represent one-third of all freight traffic in 2015.
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Efforts to restore electricity were hampered by traffic in violation of a curfew from 6 p.m.
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Statistics released last year showed it is the biggest source of mobile traffic in North America.
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After all, the President of the United States continues to traffic in totally baseless conspiracy theories!
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The rowdy, rammed show reminded me of overcrowded buses and the mosh of traffic in Lahore.
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In the 1930s as air traffic in the area increased, the lines became a tourist attraction.
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"We drove traffic in-store and online with compelling messaging," Niblock said in a statement Tuesday.
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However, it cited a 1.2 percent year-over-year contraction in air freight traffic in November.
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Migrant boat traffic in the Mediterranean rose sharply this week amid warm weather and calm seas.
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Herndon's work questions whether our relationship with technology has to traffic in such fear and weariness.
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Previous crashes have often prompted calls to restrict helicopter traffic in the crowded skies over Manhattan.
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Traffic in Rome is chronically congested, public transport is inefficient, trash collection is slow and sporadic.
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Soon we were headed there, negotiating Los Angeles traffic in Mr. Amiri's new G-Class Mercedes.
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Traffic in American cities has almost disappeared, but he is a master at avoiding traffic anyway.
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El Prat is Spain's second-largest airport and sees a significant increase in traffic in summer.
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Department store retailers are struggling with falling traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from Amazon.
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Freight traffic in eastern Canada has been stopped after campaigners blockaded a main line in Ontario.
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Climate change protesters from Extinction Rebellion snarled traffic in Washington on Monday and again on Friday.
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But that kind of nihilistic realpolitik is no match for the emotions such agents traffic in.
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The government has declared Thursday through Saturday as nonworking holidays to alleviate traffic in the capital.
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The scene reportedly blocked traffic in Virginia for about an hour just as rush hour began.
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Foot traffic in stores increased 2.3% on Thanksgiving Day compared with last year, according to ShopperTrak.
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Twitter also said that it suspects "there is an intentional slowing of our traffic" in the country.
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You see more and more taxis on the streets here in Pyongyang, more traffic in general, really.
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ET but got pushed back until 73:41 due to some totally unforeseen circumstances — traffic in Manhattan.
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"Such acts neglect the safety of citizens and road users, paralysing traffic in the vicinity," they said.
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And this in turn threatens the profits of those who traffic in human beings for personal gain.
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"Such acts neglect the safety of citizens and road users, paralyzing traffic in the vicinity," they said.
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Volkswagen was first on the scene with a project three years ago to optimize traffic in Beijing.
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The traffic in human hair for use as extensions had its traditional headquarters in India and China.
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Outside, a drunken bro is trying to direct traffic in a busy intersection for no apparent reason.
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The horses had escaped their enclosure and taken over both lanes of traffic in Odsal, West Yorkshire.
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Wikipedia attracts the seventh most traffic in the world, according to the rankings of tracking service Alexa.
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Importantly, Story does not traffic in unearned optimism, and by the end, we arrive at no answers.
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"Where are you from?" asked a taxi driver recently as we crawled through snarled traffic in Manhattan.
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Our analysis attempts to estimate the primary source of illicit traffic in two categories: casual and commercial.
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Crowds from the "Women Disobey" march disrupted traffic in the streets of Washington earlier in the day.
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The heavily visited tourist attraction sits on a pedestrian island surrounded by vehicular traffic in Lower Manhattan.
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It involves New York politics, where relationships, like rush hour traffic in Manhattan, veer and sometimes collide.
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As the driver rushes to the scene, police radio traffic in the background describes the unfolding carnage.
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The point was to snarl traffic in Fort Lee, N.J., as a punishment for the town's mayor.
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Zadie's reluctance to traffic in stereotypes doesn't, however, prevent her from dealing with the history of slavery.
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The other five branches -- representing about 219% of traffic in the rail system -- remain closed for repairs.
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Boxall also cited busy maritime traffic in the Bermuda Triangle as the key factor in its reputation.
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" And Apple's Tim Cook did the same, saying, "We're not going to traffic in your personal life.
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Air passenger traffic in India, the world's fourth biggest market, is growing at over 20 percent annually.
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Unfortunately, it's an area where both the political right and political left traffic in ideological fairy tales.
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The number of pedestrians killed in traffic in the United States is approaching a three-decade high.
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This is the ugly conundrum of the digital age: When you traffic in outrage, you get death.
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Much of the commerce was fruitful; some of it — a massive traffic in slavery — was morally indefensible.
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The F.A.A. ranked it the ninth-busiest airport in the United States for passenger traffic in 2017.
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Observers chronicled the plane's course on social media and listened in to radio traffic in real time.
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The old Tappan Zee was closed to traffic in October and was being disassembled piece by piece.
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Since the outbreak, Sijbrandij has seen "huge traffic" in the company's handbook sections that address remote work.
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The English settler, who believes that his family lives on divinely given land, doesn't traffic in ambiguities.
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The investigator also observed "almost constant foot traffic" in the store and a routinely packed drive-through.
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When it comes to grand construction projects under his purview, the governor does not traffic in understatement.
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The analysts will be searching for any hints of anti-Semetic traffic in these campaigns and offices.
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Blocklong homeless camps and people with severe mental illnesses wading through traffic in socks and hospital clothes.
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And they traffic really for the most part in women, that's what they traffic in, it's women.
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Retailers, eager for foot traffic in the digital era, are happy to help hipster brands stand out.
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Our teams rerouted the traffic in order to minimize the impact until the issue is fully resolved.
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Traffic in D.C. always drops during the holidays, and returns full force the second week of January.
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ATR predicts annual average growth of 10.9 percent in 50-70-seat turboprop traffic in South Asia.
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"There was so much traffic in front, I was just trying to put it on net," Orpik said.
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In one incident, the suspect was blocking traffic in the middle of the street and refused to leave.
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Even the highest-end brand, Michael Kors, was not immune to the lack of traffic in the mall.
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Reddit is the 9th largest site by traffic in the U.S. according to Alexa, while Imgur is 16th.
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The bulk of those costs on weekdays are tied to traffic in the region around Baltimore and Washington.
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Full-price same-store sales, however, were up just 0.3 percent, "reflecting softer traffic in stores," Nordstrom said.
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A state agency recently reported that WeChat made up 34% of China's total mobile-data traffic in 2017.
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In 1794 Robespierre made it official with an order that all traffic in Paris stick to the right.
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Fast food joints have long been competing to drive traffic in an industry that isn't growing very quickly.
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It's an everyday thing that has come to be totally normal, like the sound of traffic in London.
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"Such acts neglect the safety of citizens and road users, paralyzing traffic in the vicinity," the statement said.
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The AMC website was temporarily down, and Fandango put users on pause to handle traffic in the meantime.
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The company was specifically violating International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), which cover exported material with military application.
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"Such acts neglect the safety of citizens and road users, paralysing traffic in the vicinity," the statement said.
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Google's featured snippets have in recent months sourced results from sites that traffic in conspiracy theories and hoaxes.
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Police blocked off traffic in a Highlands Ranch neighborhood Tuesday evening and appeared to be searching a home.
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Landslides also buried an internet cafe, killing two children, and interrupted traffic in Ha Giang province, VTV reported.
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They are, however, large enough to create local recessions for those who traffic in high-end real estate.
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The Bachelor might traffic in overwrought romantic fantasy, but Becca's entire ordeal was definitely more of a nightmare.
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It's not much, but it is down by 25 percent from its Facebook traffic in the prior quarter.
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Traffic in its stores was up 8% during the latest quarter, while digital sales surged 35%, surpassing expectations.
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A harsh cyber-security law allows the government to monitor online traffic in the event of "an emergency".
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Department stores across the board are struggling to make up for declining sales and foot traffic in malls.
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Meanwhile, Netflix – which is typically the largest source of internet traffic in North America – saw a huge decline.
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The Secret Service shut down foot traffic in the hour before the presidential hopeful arrived at P.S. 59.
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The airline said widespread protests had reduced inbound passenger traffic in July and were adversely impacting forward bookings.
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One shows how Uber can elucidate the link between disruption and how it impacts traffic in the city.
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For all its flaws and market pressures, traditional journalism doesn't traffic in conspiracy theories because they aren't true.
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Shenzhen Airport reported a 24 percent increase in international traffic in the first nine months of this year.
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He sent a slap shot toward traffic in front of the net and Duclair deflected it past Campbell.
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" And precise metaphorical descriptions, like this one of traffic in Queens: "He turned onto Northern Boulevard heading south.
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"For the people meant fighting transnational gangs that traffic in drugs, and guns and human beings," she said.
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During my second day with the Bolt, I drove around New Jersey to avoid the traffic in Manhattan.
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There have also been reports of heavy traffic in and out of the airport due to the protests.
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When our politics increasingly traffic in pointed insults, perhaps it's no surprise that roasts have become more popular.
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Foot traffic in both department stores and drug stores where cosmetics brands are sold are losing foot traffic.
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All commercial traffic in and out of the island has been suspended and all schools have been closed.
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The mass purge comes during Facebook's widening crackdown of fringe accounts that spread misinformation or traffic in hate.
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Sampling devices were strapped into passenger seats and taken for rides through morning traffic in and around Atlanta.
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"Man, the traffic in Milan isn't that bad," joked the curator and former Design Miami director Rodman Primack.
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Urban Outfitters cited a decline in store traffic in areas that have been heavily impacted by COVID-24.
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On a normal weekday three months ago, internet traffic in the US looked like a series of waves.
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The company said on an earnings call that there has been "very low customer traffic" in its stores.
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But slowing the traffic in animals stolen from the wild cannot be the sole responsibility of developing countries.
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A skinny, Latino 21-year-old with bright red hair is running through traffic in downtown Los Angeles.
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In early September, the Taliban took credit for a suicide bombing in traffic in Kabul that killed Sgt.
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Wuhan tightened its restrictions further on Saturday, with a ban on most vehicle traffic in the city center.
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The company just had its best quarter ever for beverages but is facing slower traffic in the afternoons.
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Just this summer, a large amount of mobile internet traffic in Europe was rerouted to servers in China.
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Or perhaps they will decide to do away with two-way traffic in an algorithmically-driven traffic system.
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But foot traffic in stores increased 2.3% on Thanksgiving Day compared with last year, according to the firm.
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I ate lunch and waited in a place where there is heavy celebrity traffic in the West Village.
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And so we saw, as the quarter went on, things like traffic in our retail stores, traffic in our channel partner stores, the reports of the smartphone industry contracting, particularly bad in November -- I haven't seen the December number yet, but I would guess that wouldn not be good either.
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Shanahan wanted no Chinese "tollbooths" to air and naval traffic in, what Washington considers, international air and sea corridors.
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It's a different model of thinking of how these two properties work together around traffic in a media space.
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A deluge last month killed 14 people, wrecked homes and disrupted traffic in the city of 20 million people.
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Traffic in this town is awful, so I fully expect to spend up to an hour in a cab.
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Expanding the pipeline would increase tanker traffic in the Burrard Inlet, which could up the risk of oil spills.
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Demonstrators blocked traffic in central Rome as they pushed the government to crack down on Uber and limousine drivers.
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The highly-reported initiative was immediately popular; the site was overwhelmed due to high traffic in its first hours.
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Why Hyundai chose to traffic in a stale trope about women as terrible drivers, however, will remain a mystery.
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Traffic in both directions has been suspended at the San Ysidro port of entry, the agency said on Twitter.
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But after Facebook shut down these Page apps in 2012, it lost 90% of its traffic in three months.
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At the stoplight, a Pedal Tavern has just coasted through a red light, holding up traffic in all directions.
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As the NSA sweeps up emails and web traffic in bulk, countless Americans end up in the agency database.
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BBC journalist Andy Kershaw shared a video on Tuesday morning of a swan blocking traffic in Rotherham city centre.
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Suter beat Sabres goalie Anders Nilsson high with a perfectly placed shot with traffic in front of the net.
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Today, it seems that YouTube stars — Lilly Singh and Patrick Starrr come to mind — traffic in honesty and acceptance.
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Instead, it rode through rush-hour traffic in a trailer, then visited a veterinarian, before arriving at a farm.
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I'd been on that same expressway countless times, only this time, I was sitting in traffic in a Rolls.
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Cathay said widespread protests in Hong Kong reduced inbound passenger traffic in July and were adversely impacting forward bookings.
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And Spire, together with Ball Aerospace, has already handed the NGA data about ship traffic in the far north.
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A man named Ruel is driving tonight, and he's swerving through traffic in a race to beat the competition.
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In May 2013, the government had cited International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) when clamping down on Defense Distributed.
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And Google itself has launched an animated tracker of search traffic in each state for today's Super Tuesday primaries.
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Both stages traffic in patience, pressing players to take a deep breath, and realize the chaos isn't so chaotic.
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You'll recall ... he recently directed tunnel traffic in NYC at a moment's notice -- did a pretty good job, too.
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It's a plan that has long been supported by advocates for reducing the traffic in New York's clogged streets.
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Riot police were also dispatched to the scene, cordoning off the area and interrupting traffic in the neighboring area.
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Later that day, many of the activists were arrested for blocking traffic in Columbus Circle outside the Trump hotel.
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That has given some the idea that regional airports could take some of the extra traffic in the meantime.
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There were no immediate reports of major damage or power cuts, with traffic in the city center moving smoothly.
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" While public intellectuals traffic in complexity and criticism, thought leaders burst with the evangelist's desire to "change the world.
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In 2016 growth in passenger traffic in Latin America is likely to lag every other region, according to IATA.
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These images, from 2008 and 2015, give a sense of the reduced boat traffic in the fall shrimp season.
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Traffic in the north direction will gradually return to normal starting Thursday in the state of Pará, Dnit said.
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He learned to see unity under external differences, and to see, under apparent harmony, a busy traffic in contradictions.
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We should expect all elected officials, regardless of party, and all public figures to not traffic in anti-Semitism.
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Yet on my flight to Dhaka I was told that the traffic in the city would be unusually light.
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Teams include the Blogologues, who traffic in the internet's oddities; the topical Political Subversities; and the consistently bonkers Murderfist.
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But Kohl's CEO Michelle Gass said foot traffic in its stores had increased from the company's partnership with Amazon.
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By contrast, the Acela carried 2 percent of total passenger traffic in the Boston-Washington, D.C. corridor in 2010.
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The company has benefited from improved customer traffic in its U.S. cafes and same-store sales growth in China.
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Other attractions and amenities, like theme parks and aquariums, are expected to drive foot traffic in these massive centers.
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"We've got a really simple objective ... to improve traffic in our stores," Mansell told CNBC Wednesday about the relationship.
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The president argues that these migrants bring illegal drugs, traffic in human beings, and mistreat the migrants they smuggle.
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And if you've been in this neighborhood, you know that traffic in and around the industrial zones is horrific.
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When the second tremor hit, I was in Udine's city center, stuck in traffic in my FIAT 500 Cabrio.
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As Chinese pockets have deepened and leisure time has grown, so has the flood of air traffic in China.
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"You have much less traffic in New York City because non-essential workers aren't going to work," he said.
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Many people felt relief that far-right parties — which traffic in xenophobia — didn't do better in this weekend's elections.
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But foot traffic in the restaurant was lacking, several servers said, so it was difficult to make decent tips.
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For instance, foot traffic in Seattle airports — the worst-hit market — declined 27.2% during the month ending March 13.
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All these new arrivals create major problems, from housing shortages to insane Los Angeles-style traffic in Silicon Valley.
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"We're not going to traffic in your personal life," Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, said in an MSNBC interview.
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In today's 360 video, join a crew of skaters weaving in and out of traffic in the city's streets.
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It was, however, too early to say if the coronavirus was hitting passenger train traffic in France, he said.
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If you're reading this while stuck in traffic in your brand new BMW: yes, you're definitely in that category.
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The Rangers panicked, failed to clear out traffic in front of the net and iced the puck too willingly.
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He does not traffic in public relations, he said, and he does not want his interviews to feel scripted.
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But he's indulged and endorsed people, organizations, and publications that traffic in flat-out lies and deny scientific facts.
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Not everyone was in favor of the plan, which promised to also create more traffic in downtown South Bend.
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Clothing retailers are struggling with falling traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from Amazon and other online retailers.
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Microsoft doesn't traffic in as much data, for sure, and neither does Apple, and neither do lots of companies.
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Go-Jek has become a crucial workaround in Jakarta, which has some of the worst traffic in the world.
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This is not ideal, though, as it means they cannot fully hear the noise of traffic in their midst.
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The first new span started carrying eight lanes of two-way traffic in October between Westchester and Rockland Counties.
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"Our camera is fast enough to watch neurons fire and image live traffic in the brain," Liang told Live Science.
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A recent report from Sandvine pegs BitTorrent as comprising less than five percent of total daily traffic in North America.
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Traffic in Brazil's economic hub was thrown into chaos, while the downpour closed the international airport for six hours overnight.
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And yet, as if in defiance of such mainstream platforms, his photographs traffic in enigmas and silences, riddles and obscurities.
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Both prefer evidence-based, real-world solutions over blind ideology; both traffic in a clear-eyed approach to problem solving.
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They traffic in memes and in narratives and in anecdotes, which is why Donald Trump is their most perfect creation.
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" In 2012, she wrote a controversial and compassionate message to El Chapo over Twitter telling him to "traffic in love.
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This comes just months after it announced that it would no longer serve ads to sites that traffic in misinformation.
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It'd run on the inner lane of the bridge, which is usually clogged with traffic in the mornings and evenings.
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Mobile accounts for about two-thirds of Baidu's search traffic in a country that has more mobile than PC users.
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Amazon could deploy up to 800 drives simultaneously, but that could jam up the floor like traffic in a city.
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The airports auctioned on Thursday account for 13 percent of passenger traffic in Brazil, according to civil aviation authority ANAC.
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Stores are usually in areas of high foot traffic in major metropolitan shopping centres as well as in city centres.
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Jakob Silfverberg, who scored twice and added an assist, said it was all about getting traffic in front of Talbot.
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The Piper's mobile performance strikes the foot traffic in Old Town like thunder and lightning at the intersections he reigns.
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Stores are usually in areas of high foot traffic in major metropolitan shopping centers as well as in city centers.
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On February 20th, the upper roadway opened to one-lane traffic in both directions, and the lower roadway shut down.
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Nor does Ms. DeLappe traffic in easy routes to confrontations and climaxes that have been cleanly foreshadowed in early scenes.
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The chain has over 670 stores across the U.S. and Canada, despite declining traffic in US malls with record vacancies.
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Jefferies said its data shows foot traffic in stores and e-commerce website visitations favors Home Depot over rival Lowe's.
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Still, Gap brands began to feel the weight of dwindling foot traffic in malls and the push toward e-commerce.
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Leading conservative Zionists who traffic in Islamophobia and racism have stepped up to defend Bannon from accusations of anti-Semitism.
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But it came after the United States warned ships Iran or "its proxies" could target maritime traffic in the region.
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As the mass leak of WikiLeaks disclosures of classified US diplomatic traffic in 2010 showed, US envoys are no exception.
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The analysis says Washington, D.C., and Chicago drivers lost 155 and 138 hours, respectively, due to heavy traffic in 2018.
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McGinn widened the lead to 3-1 when his fluttering shot from the point eluded Jones with traffic in front.
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In London alone, a crowd of 100,000 marched through the city, shutting down traffic in the center of the capital.
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Store traffic in the U.S. was down 2% in the last quarter, and Chinese sales dropped by the same percentage.
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But bike traffic in Berlin is growing, and Germans are quick to say the streets are increasingly unsafe for cyclists.
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Traffic in Tehran this week has suggested normal levels of activity ahead of the Persian New Year, Nowruz, on Friday.
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Congestion pricing aims to reduce traffic in crowded areas at peak times by charging a fee to dissuade some drivers.
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It also projects that internet video and virtual reality will see the biggest increases in traffic in the coming years.
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There's more than a hint of detached curiosity in these photographs, which traffic in the cliché of the fallen woman.
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The system as it works today, one of the only ways to get reelected is to traffic in this stuff.
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That is particularly true in the worlds of national security and federal law enforcement, where people traffic in classified information.
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It's not all steak frites and great Burgundies here at NYT Cooking, though many of us traffic in the fantasy.
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To stop traffic in the Motor City using only the power of 4003 bicycle wheels is a deliciously powerful feeling.
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"Some days, there are more homeless people down there than there is foot traffic in the early morning," Germanotta said.
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Online, we traffic in algorithms, aggregations and demographic data sets, the pseudoscientific dressing for old habits of generalization and stereotyping.
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Those two were recently joined by another fake local site, the Laredo Tribune, which began receiving significant traffic in September.
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"Buffy" wasn't the first TV series to traffic in vampires — just ask fans of "Dark Shadows," the 1960s soap opera.
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After a five year court battle, he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to traffic in counterfeit goods and criminal copyright infringement.
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On Monday, protesters blocked traffic in Washington to demand a swift pivot away from the world's fossil fuel-based economy.
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On Monday, protesters blocked traffic in Washington to demand a swift pivot away from the world's fossil fuel-based economy.
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The section of the turnpike where the crash occurred was closed to traffic in both directions for about 12 hours.
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Lawfare has already generated more traffic in 2017 (about 3.5 million page views) than it did in all of 2016.
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Meanwhile, though philanthropists traffic in the idea that they're engaging root causes, a focus on actual structural reform is rare.
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And new safety features, such as auto braking and warnings for traffic in adjacent lanes, have driven up the price.
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Chicago O'Hare, the airport with the second-highest passenger traffic in North America, served fewer than 80 million that year.
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The luxury-goods maker changed inventory distribution and production schedules because of lower demand and reduced customer traffic in China.
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And I always had this question myself, which is, why would I want to see my traffic in real time?
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Justin Bieber and his crew swerved into oncoming traffic in England Tuesday night, and cops are now on the case.
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Everyone milling about on the sidewalk after being unceremoniously ushered out of the bar, traffic in the street growing thinner.
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Russia, whose coast guards began inspecting traffic in the Kerch Strait eight months ago, blamed inclement weather for the delay.
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Republican politicians in states across the country are running campaigns that traffic in bigotry and play up fears of minorities.
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But at the same time, they have actually taken away from foot [traffic] in their own galleries as a result.
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With small drones expected to add to air traffic in the near future, a revolutionary new approach needs to be taken.
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And individuals and diffuse coalitions are increasingly able to traffic in military technology, digital viruses, and other dangerous, potentially lethal tools.
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Sheiman was told that Beckham would be rushed to Texas Children's Hospital, an hour away through rush-hour traffic in Houston.
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Related: Sam Spiegel of N.A.S.A's Photojournal from Africa Awol Erizku Talks Creative Voice Robot Cops are Directing Traffic in The Congo
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Parts of its four-lane roadway are closed to traffic in each direction for the show and are thronged with pedestrians.
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MDEC's Chief Executive Officer Yasmin Mahmood said there was no estimate of City Brain's impact on traffic in Kuala Lumpur yet.
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Barcelona's seaport is a leader in Europe with the highest cruise passenger traffic in the Mediterranean and with significant containers traffic.
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That way, as drones navigate the skies they will know whether or not they're impeding any other traffic in the sky.
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Like many other big ad networks, AppNexus bars sites that traffic in unsavory activities like hate speech, pornography or media pirating.
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"My subjective feeling was that even this short time was already enough to change the traffic in the street," he said.
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The Argentine firm had twice as much website traffic in Mexico as Amazon last year, according to digital measurement company comScore.
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Locations in the city attracted 16.75% higher foot traffic in April than the previous month's average for all U.S. Burger Kings.
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Instead, the report attributed slower traffic in Manhattan to population growth, more tourists and an increase in deliveries and street construction.
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Both traffic in guitars both crunchy and languid, both have endearingly distinctive and slack singing voices, both are impressively long-haired.
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A study in 20083 by Inrix, a traffic-analytic firm, found that Los Angeles had the worst traffic in the world.
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The Islamic Republic has repeatedly threatened to block traffic in the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Tehran has repeatedly threatened to block traffic in the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for U.S. sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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Since October 2017, cars have been banned from using parts of the street in response to heavy traffic in the area.
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But within just a few days, crews managed to repair the worst of the damage, unsnarling traffic in Alaska's largest city.
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Construction on the Gebze-Orhangazi-Izmir motorway bridge started in 2010 and a first section was opened to traffic in 2016.
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"The traffic in stores has been great but online is really taking off," NRF CEO Matthew Shay told reporters on Sunday.
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Enforcement action will also be taken if demonstrators illegally impede traffic in the roadway or attempt to shut down a freeway.
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"All of our brands (are) beating industry store traffic in Q3," Chief Executive Art Peck said on a post-earnings call.
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The three-year-old Denver-based company doesn't traffic in brownies, joints, or any of the other typical marijuana delivery systems.
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GhostBear disguises VPN traffic in a bid to circumvent VPN blocking, which is presumably why it works with Netflix happily enough.
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Wal-Mart, which hasn't provided details about its holiday results, has grown traffic in its U.S. stores for eight consecutive quarters.
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According to Freeport Luxembourg, however, it is a misnomer that they are used to evade taxes or traffic in stolen goods.
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Thankfully, the rider was not bit, and the snake put itself right in the way of oncoming traffic in the process.
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Media said Norman appeared intoxicated when he walked into traffic in the northeastern neighborhood of Sand Point at about 4 p.m.
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Nebraska Avenue was closed to traffic in both directions between Hillsborough and Osborne avenues, according to Tampa Police spokesman Eddy Durkin.
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In fact, an estimated 96% of online traffic in China goes to Chinese servers, according to China Internet Network Information Center.
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Domestic traffic in the airline's other major markets, including Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, grew just 1.5 percent in August.
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Beijing's population has exploded over time to 22 million, close to that of Australia, increasing pollution and traffic in the city.
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Department store retailers have been hurt by declining traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from online retailers, led by Amazon.
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The review cites research which found consumer internet traffic in western Europe growing at 35% a year from 2006 to 2014.
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Judaism does not really traffic in the beatific and the epiphanic; there is no moment of "surrender," to use Brooks's term.
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Then there are those who traffic in angst professionally, who are straining to consider even the chance of a Trump election.
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A pilot program to reduce vehicular traffic in that part of Manhattan was such a hit that the plazas became permanent.
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In Oregon, dozens of people blocked traffic in downtown Portland and forced a delay for trains on two light rail lines.
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If one driver caught navigating rush hour traffic in reverse doesn&apost have a job a stunt driver, they might soon.
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Besides, in jam-packed traffic in Bangalore and Delhi and other cities in India, two wheels are more efficient than four.
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They figured out how to characterize network traffic in mathematical terms, which up to that point was thought to be impossible.
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But emails obtained by VICE News show that Trump appointees at the State Department did more than just traffic in rumors.
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Johnson is a former CIA officer featured on the network who has been known to traffic in conspiracy theories about Democrats,.
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According to research from Texas A&M University, American rush-hour commuters spent 6.9 billion hours stuck in traffic in 2014.
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If the Trump economy were so wonderful, why would the speaker of the House feel the need to traffic in disingenuousness?
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The goal is also to develop the tourist economy and traffic in the more remote, and geographically diverse, areas of Norway.
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"I was like, 'I think I'm done,'" said Mr. Pierce, a registered nurse who was trapped in traffic in Paradise, Calif.
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Amazon has spurred an influx of residents, higher housing prices, and increased traffic in Seattle, the location of its first headquarters.
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If you don't improve your ability to reinvent, you get stuck in traffic in the same lane everyone else is in.
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The authorities say these markets account for a small proportion of the overall traffic in most drugs, including heroin and cocaine.
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McDonald's on Wednesday reported quarterly earnings that topped analysts' expectations as price hikes offset declining foot traffic in its U.S. restaurants.
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By car, and accounting for traffic in Tijuana, the trip to Cetys from downtown San Diego takes less than an hour.
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I don't mind traffic in L.A. at all, because I just sit there and listen to Howard Stern or Hawaiian music.
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The puck slid just inside the left post and past Gibson, who was screened by traffic in front of the goal.
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Iranian hackers took American banks offline in 2013 by flooding them with traffic in a so-called denial-of-service attack.
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Backstrom tied the game at 1 when he ripped a shot through traffic in front which eluded Hart at 7:11.
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At least 54 people were injured in the attacks, which caused security officials to stop traffic in the center of Baghdad.
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Traffic in the stores will begin to pick up on Friday and will carry into Sunday morning before the big game.
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"Get to the Polls got more traffic in a midterm than it did in the presidential, which is exceptional," Ward said.
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Talking about traffic in Los Angeles is a tired trope (though most of the Angelenos I met loved talking about it).
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Passenger traffic in the Asia Pacific region jumped 14.3 percent, while growth in North America lagged for the fourth consecutive month.
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Protesters from Extinction Rebellion blocked streets in Madrid on Saturday and stalled traffic in front of the COP24 building on Monday.
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The gap is a permanent feature of the bridge, which was opened to traffic in 2017, replacing a decades-old drawbridge.
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Taxi drivers also paralyzed traffic in Madrid last summer, and the incoming Socialist national government promised new legislation on ride hailing.
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President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan usually uses the roads, moving in armored convoys that snarl traffic in the gridlock-weary capital.
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The remaining 45 weeks, retail traffic in North America dropped - and in five of those weeks, it plunged by double digits.
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At least part of her work seems to traffic in Black spectacle, like the painting of the fight in the elevator.
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The brief, four-page document takes a sledgehammer to norms we've come to expect on platforms that traffic in user-generated content.
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Even if you're on calm surface streets with barely any traffic in sight, put your phone away until you've reached your destination.
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In 2015, he cursed visiting Pope Francis for having triggered a large amount of traffic in Manila, the capital of the Philippines.
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Air traffic in Sanaa's airport is currently restricted to flights carrying humanitarian aid sent by the United Nations and other international organizations.
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Eyewitnesses reported that the vehicle was heading west when it swerved into eastbound traffic, in what appeared to be a deliberate act.
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Horowitz said some of its weakness was because overall mall traffic in the U.S. has been and continues to be falling off.
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Similar to Macy's, weak traffic in its stores — particularly during the unseasonably cool months of March and April — pressured Kohl's top-line.
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Russian lawmakers are moving ahead with a proposal to take further control over internet traffic in the country, The Associated Press reports.
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We got behind some cars in traffic in practice to see what effect it has to your car and those little things.
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A congestion charge, introduced in 63, has gone some way to reducing the volume of traffic in the centre of the capital.
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That's because you and Mike mostly traffic in the same information; it's through a broad network that you bring in addition information.
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However, 40% of the greenhouse-gas emissions from global road traffic in 2015 came from freight, much of it from longhaul operations.
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Google searches for "yacht rock" have steadily climbed since the early 2010s (see chart), with spikes in traffic in the summer months.
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LOOK at a map of domestic air traffic in any rich country and the relationship between flying and economic prosperity becomes obvious.
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AHMED HUSSEIN-SUALE DIVELA was stuck in traffic in Ghana's capital, Accra, when two men on a motorbike shot him three times.
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Identifying incriminating traffic in logs also could be done at the behest of one of the many governments that have outlawed homosexuality.
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The warm weather in the quarter also helped, boosting traffic in malls and helping department stores clear inventory from the previous quarter.
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Let's take a look at a chart that shows the global traffic in terms of the number of people who are flying.
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Maple Match CEO Joe Goldman told Global News that the site saw a spike in traffic in sign-ups in recent days.
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Organizers of the rally were also arrested at the protests after disrupting traffic in front of the Trump Hotel at Columbus Circle.
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Plus, it bans paid prioritization, the practice of directly or indirectly favoring some traffic over other traffic in exchange for money, typically.
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The volume of air traffic in the US has increased as well, contributing to congested airways and increased probability of wildlife collisions.
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Shares of airline Air France-KLM also ended in positive territory after the company reported an increase in passenger traffic in March.
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In response to the Bastille Day attack, have we given thought to pedestrian barriers to traffic in areas of dense foot traffic?
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There is often little traffic in Caracas simply because so few people, either for lack of money or work, are going out.
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"We suspect there is an intentional slowing of our traffic in country," Twitter said in a statement posted in English and Turkish.
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These citizens have been subject to a constant stream of motorcades and special events that have negatively impacted traffic in their areas.
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They presented a 2010 letter to Mr. Baroni from Mr. Sokolich, detailing the mayor's dismay over the "crippling" traffic in Fort Lee.
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For weeks now, there has been a billboard for "Bridget Jones's Baby," the movie, above the Holland Tunnel traffic in downtown Manhattan.
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Dhaka's traffic is traffic in extremis, a state of chaos so pervasive and permanent that it has become the city's organizing principle.
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Conversely, it was certainly enough to telegraph to foreigners that this Presidency was prepared to traffic in the same kind of sleaze.
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"I've never seen anything like this," said Genessee County Clerk John J. Gleason of voter traffic in his precinct, according to CNN.
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He is also accused of conspiring with unnamed co-conspirators to traffic in user credentials stolen from Formspring, a social networking site.
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No matter what time a person decides to drive, there will always be traffic in downtown Los Angeles and on the freeways.
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Wickrematunga was killed while sitting in a car stuck in rush hour traffic in a high security zone near the capital, Colombo.
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Because media outlets are driven by web traffic -- in a way newspapers once weren't -- they'll be obsessing over "Avengers: Endgame" for weeks.
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If they merely want to measure for traffic in a store or demographics of an audience, they don't need facial feature identification.
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And for all the hubbub — the intense security; the motorcades snarling traffic in downtown Washington — the meeting opened on a subdued note.
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In 2000, Fritz Lang and his team constructed the enduring image of an inescapable system of factories and metal traffic in Metropolis.
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UCLA researchers found that cars searching for curbside parking or space account for 30 percent of the traffic in busy urban areas.
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It accused Wilson of potentially breaching International Traffic in Arms Regulations, which regulate the export of defense materials, services and technical data.
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An example: meeting the deadlines in the 1970 Clean Air Act would have required cutting traffic in southern California by 85033 percent.
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There's been a surge in internet traffic in recent weeks, only part of which is due to more people working from home.
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For now, much of the ecommerce activity and web traffic in Southeast Asia is dominated by one large ecommerce retailer—Lazada Group.
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Several thousand activists marched through downtown Miami, with a few hundred making their way onto a highway, halting traffic in both directions.
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Sam Quinones's compulsively readable "Dreamland" linked the popularity of OxyContin to an exploding nationwide traffic in a cheaper alternative, potent Mexican heroin.
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NASA is interested in following pollution from oil and gas fields, ships and drilling platforms, and rush-hour traffic in North America.
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NASA is interested in following pollution from oil and gas fields, ships and drilling platforms, and rush-hour traffic in North America.
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Canada and many other countries have also closed borders to nonessential traffic in an effort to limit the spread of the virus.
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But the film, which has been touring the festival circuit before making its theatrical debut on June 8, doesn't traffic in nostalgia.
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In recent years, Iran has threatened to block traffic in the strait in response to Western sanctions but has not followed through.
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On Wednesday, hundreds of teachers disrupted traffic in central Warsaw, carrying banners with black or orange exclamation points to symbolize their frustration.
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Airports in Long Beach, San Jose, San Luis Obispo and Sonoma all saw double-digit percentage increases in passenger traffic in 2017.
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Wheeler (11-7) navigated plenty of traffic in allowing one run and scattering seven hits and two walks while striking out seven.
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Medici, a 79-year-old Italian art dealer, was arrested in 1997 and convicted in 2005 of conspiracy to traffic in antiquities.
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The department of tourism said this week that it is working to announce the return of cruise traffic in the coming months.
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In terms of consumer demand within China for Apple's products, Cook said Apple is seeing reduced foot traffic in its stores there.
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Some drew the ire of locals and environmentalists, who saw people trampling flowers and clogging traffic in pursuit of the perfect shot.
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Wuhan also tightened its restrictions further on Saturday with a ban on vehicle traffic in the city center, to begin at midnight.
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Retailers also may decide to take a margin hit on bacon to boost traffic in stores or hold off for competitive reasons.
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This compares with a 4.1% year-on-year rise in overall European air-passenger traffic in the first five months of 2019.
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There are a number of ways to redirect traffic in this way, but ESET believes that the attacks were launched at ISPs.
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Damascus residents said there's more traffic in the streets, compared to previous days and most schools and universities were open on Sunday.
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The spread of the virus has slowed air travel and tourism, reducing store traffic in key global shopping areas, it told investors.
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In addition, sensors on the outside of the vehicle will monitor the state of traffic in which the fatigued driver is engaged.
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The Luo are considered intellectuals, but they also "like to fight," according to Isaac Motuku, who was sitting in traffic in Nairobi.
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The group first caught international attention last April by paralyzing traffic in London with street occupations that lasted more than a week.
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More than 271,22015 Uber and Lyft drivers protested their pay and working conditions on Tuesday by blocking rush-hour traffic in Manhattan.
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Opened to traffic in 1937, the Okeechobee canal is a shortcut through Florida, more efficient than sailing down and around the Keys.
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They then streamed onto the Brooklyn Bridge, where they blocked traffic in both directions, jumping on the cars of trapped, terrified motorists.
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ComScore shows a droop in traffic: In July, the publisher had 11.2 million U.S. visitors, down from 13.4 million a year earlier.
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A slightly different form of resistance to preaching emerged this week when a protest by vegan activists halted morning traffic in Melbourne.
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Dr. Marsh, who was not affiliated with the test, noted that the technology could be helpful to avoid traffic in big cities.
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He said these stores have seen higher traffic in the MinuteClinics, increased sales in the front of the store and more prescription volumes.
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He can linger in his feelings ("I don't traffic in those much"), and understand why he's reacting to John's rejection with such force.
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The incident occurred after Webster and Meghan allegedly had an angry encounter during traffic in Westminster, Colorado on Thursday, according to the outlet.
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The weeklong festival celebrates an unlikely two-way traffic in people, tastes and ideas between this walled, medieval Tuscan town and faraway Scotland.
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Breitbart's traffic in July dropped 32% from the year prior, according to comScore (an understandable dip after an election year, to be sure).
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PELLA, Iowa — After nonstop candidate traffic in Iowa for a full year, the gun was sounded on the final lap before the Feb.
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The protest appears to be working, with the BBC reporting that Sweden's airports saw a reduced amount of traffic in the previous year.
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In addition, 31 ships that have been known to traffic in illegal nuclear goods are to be banned from docking in any port.
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The Iranian leadership has repeatedly threatened to block traffic in the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for U.S. sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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However, 212% of the greenhouse-gas emissions from global road traffic in 18623 came from freight, much of it from long-haul operations.
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Click here to view original GIFShe finally manages to get inside and stop the car before it rams other traffic in the street.
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The default solution to regulating drone traffic in the skies would be an open system much like the existing rules that govern roads.
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CBP claimed in their initial release that the copied data has not appeared in criminal marketplaces known to traffic in stolen personal information.
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An estimate by INRIX, a consulting firm, suggests that the value of time lost to traffic in 2018 in America alone reached $87bn.
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Drones, as they are today, can only carry one item at a time, but they can fly over traffic in efficient straight lines.
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According to Billboard, he's got a pretty swanky home not too far away (if you don't count the horrific traffic) in Los Angeles.
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The FCC told Comcast to stop throttling BitTorrent traffic in 2007, and Comcast took them to court, saying hey, you don't regulate us.
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A "significant" rock fall that sent a boulder the size of a building tumbling onto the highway continues to block traffic in Colorado.
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The accident and rescue were all recorded by CNN affiliate WLS, which had a chopper flying over morning traffic in Oak Brook, Illinois.
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"The national providers are aggregating Internet traffic in their infrastructure and are redirecting/duplicating the full stream to DPI*GRID units," writes Wikileaks.
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But the current bridge is concrete and steel rather than the "wood and clay" of the song, having opened to traffic in 1973.
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Papa John's said its newly-launched campaign "Voices of Papa John's" featuring employees and the chain's franchisees owners helped improve traffic in September.
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As Wall Street worries about dying department stores and falling foot traffic in malls, Estee Lauder says its makeup business is growing steadily.
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This mimics the first number of the film, which features a number of people dancing atop cars stuck in traffic in Los Angeles.
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On one hand, criminal rings use intermediaries to traffic in illegal pharmaceuticals and to commit property theft and a host of other crimes.
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Siegel hails from Investopedia, where he served as CEO for three years, tripling the company's revenue and doubling its traffic in that period.
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The project is one of Musk's latest ventures, which was inspired by a desire to alleviate "out of control" traffic in Los Angeles.
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With Shopify Ping, merchants can manage all of the Apple Business Chat interactions together with its other chat traffic in a single place.
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The popular Pumpkin Spice Latte, which first hit stores in 2003, has driven immense foot traffic in Starbucks shops during the autumn months.
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The rapid growth of a car-owning middle class has reduced traffic in parts of the city to a crawl during peak hours.
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It's not uncommon to spot New Yorkers hoisting their smartphones in the street amidst busy traffic, in attempts to get the perfect shot.
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To traffic in the language of Watergate is to invest implicitly one's hopes in the free press as the lead detective and prosecutor.
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Therefore, social media will represent a smaller share of mobile traffic in 2023 — eight percent — than its current 12 percent of mobile traffic.
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The lists were compiled based on search terms that Google said "had a high spike in traffic in 2017 as compared to 2016."
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They will do that by pricing traffic in a discriminatory way, and we know they will do this because they're already doing it.
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It said the plans could violate International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), which regulate the export of defense materials, services and technical data.
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A detailed report from George Washington University analyzes foot traffic in major cities and deems New York, Washington and Boston the most walkable.
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However, due to a rapid growth of subscribers, the Asia Pacific region will have the largest share of mobile data traffic in 2021.
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Fully autonomous vehicles "need sensing capable of recognizing moving objects and merging into traffic in a way that mimics human behavior," he said.
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Government officials told The New York Times that the secret cyberattack temporarily hurt Iran's ability to target shipping traffic in the Persian Gulf.
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OTI says that about 65 percent of Internet traffic in North America is not yet encrypted, but others say protection is quickly rising.
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"We should expect all elected officials, regardless of party, and all public figures to not traffic in anti-Semitism," Clinton wrote last month.
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The intrepid animal brought traffic in San Francisco's Mission District to a standstill Tuesday morning, darting between cars on the busy roads nearby.
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When he agreed to the sale, authorities charged both Wolff and Lundgren with conspiracy to traffic in counterfeit goods and criminal copyright infringement.
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We can assume that no one in the government intends to grant anyone the right to traffic in our most sensitive personal data.
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I see ahead a long line in one lane, and know that all traffic in the other lane will eventually have to merge.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Environmental groups, including Extinction Rebellion, said on Wednesday they plan to shut down traffic in Washington, D.C., on Sept.
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This $2 million study was conducted by McKinsey and other consultants to investigate whether ride-hailing companies have worsened traffic in the city.
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Earlier this week Vodafone reported a 50% surge in Internet traffic in some European countries as scores of people logged on from home.
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The air traffic in and out of La Guardia has long been a source of frustration to residents of the communities around it.
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Far-right sites have seen increased Facebook referral traffic in 2019, compared to the beginning of 2018, according to traffic analytics websites Chartbeat.
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Once-busy roads are empty except for the workers repairing the potholes from the damage done by truck traffic in the last boom.
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Such orders, in the kind of ocean traffic in that part of the Pacific, would make for much-interrupted sleep for the captain.
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Nearly 20183% of all internet search traffic in the world in December came from Google Search, according to Web traffic analytics company StatCounter.
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Lifting the hold The lifting of the hold on September 11 was nearly as hectic, according to the email traffic in the documents.
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" Discussing the apparent rise of websites that traffic in bogus news stories, Mr. Colbert objected to this content being described as "fake news.
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Barcelona's seaport is a leader in Europe with the highest cruise passenger traffic in the Mediterranean and with significant and growing containers traffic.
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Ford and Microsoft have figured out how to leverage quantum computing — the powerful but not yet commercialized technology — to tackle traffic in Seattle.
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Builders did note a drop in buyer traffic in January, according to a monthly sentiment survey from the National Association of Home Builders.
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Traffic in Beijing was much lighter than normal, stores remained closed and many residents worked from home or did not work at all.
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Check out our interactive map of auto emissions in America, which shows carbon dioxide from traffic in major metropolitan areas around the country.
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Most, perhaps at the advice of their consultants and pollsters, have chosen to traffic in the familiar rhetoric of half-loaves and compromise.
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The same people who chastise the progressive movement regularly traffic in anti-Muslim smears and hate speech against me and those I represent.
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Every digital newsroom in the country, including Vox, subscribes to some service or another that tracks traffic in a gamified, constantly updating interface.
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Kohl's, J.C. Penney and Macy's all reported a drop in sales for the holiday period last week as foot traffic in malls dropped.
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More than a year into the deal, the Amazon tie-up has won Wall Street's support and improved customer traffic in Kohl's stores.
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Paris has restricted vehicle traffic in recent days because of record levels of fine, cancer-causing soot particles produced by cars and trucks.
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Size is a personal thing, but there's a strong argument for snaking through dense urban traffic in something far smaller than a Suburban.
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Earlier this month, Lennar Corp said it was seeing improvement in buyer traffic in the first quarter as interest rates begin to ease.
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The group similarly protested in July Boston Magazine reported, disrupting traffic in a demonstration against immigrant detentions and conditions at federal detention facilities.
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With traffic in front of the net, McDonagh's long shot from the point made it through for his first goal of the year.
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She said several students were arrested over the clashes, which disrupted traffic in parts of the city, but could not confirm how many.
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Police set up barriers on streets around the court and diverted traffic in anticipation of possible trouble after Sonko's supporters called for protests.
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Sites that traffic in hate and encourage or fail to moderate abuse and hate should be called out as facilitating socially harmful speech.
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On the domestic front, foot traffic in stores on Black Friday declined by 1.7% between 2017 and 2018 in the US, CNBC reported.
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Sunday on Interstate 64 in York County near Williamsburg and for a time shut down traffic in both directions, Virginia State Police Sgt.
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Although Ms. Rubell identifies as a conceptual artist, her work, which usually involves food, tends to traffic in obvious symbols with muddled meanings.
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Video will make up 82 percent of all internet traffic in 2021, according to forecasts released today by Cisco, which sells networking equipment.
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Meanwhile, a portion of Interstate 85 in Atlanta collapsed Thursday after a massive fire, snarling traffic in one of the country's most congested cities.
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Malaysia Airports owns Istanbul's secondary airport, ISG, which analysts said would likely see declines in international traffic in the second half of the year.
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Clorox has also shifted aggressively to online advertising and sales as a concession that there is a drop in traffic in its regular outlets.
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Activists have worried for years that companies might create internet "slow lanes" that throttle particular content, as Comcast did with BitTorrent traffic in 2007.
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"These projects will substantially and dramatically improve our state highway system and traffic in the region," Hogan said at a press event in Maryland.
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Hundreds of Iraqis stormed the airport and halted air traffic in the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf on Friday, extending several days of protests.
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The CEO said Tuesday that there will be plenty of traffic in malls across the U.S. even as more consumers shift to online shopping.
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Rinne was unable to track the puck through the traffic in front of the net and it beat him to his short stick side.
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This feature notifies you when stopped traffic in front of you has started to move or if you're driving too close to another vehicle.
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Between 2013 and 2016, the number of such vehicles in London rose by 66%; rush-hour traffic in the city centre slowed by 20%.
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Penney's results underscored the brick-and-mortar retail industry's struggles to overcome a drop in traffic in malls and a shift toward online shopping.
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Apple saw sinking sales revenue in China across all of its leading products — iPhones, Macs, and iPads — and reduced foot traffic in its stores.
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Redirecting traffic in this manner disguises its origins and makes it appear as if it's organic referral traffic, rather than low-quality purchased traffic.
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Some analysts attributed lighter foot traffic in March to an early Easter and unfavorable weather, while others blame downbeat economic talk by presidential candidates.
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In a March note, Credit Suisse analysts said the giveaways "have likely helped traffic in recent weeks, but at the expense of 'real' sales."
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The long-awaited report concluded that the mayor's contention that Uber vehicles and other ride-hailing services had worsened traffic in Manhattan was unfounded.
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In fact, the idea of driving through traffic in one of these vehicles goes against the very purpose of pursuing the idea, Moore said.
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The goal is to shorten trips made excruciatingly long due to bad traffic in major cities like New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Deutsche Bahn already reached an agreement with larger EVG union in December, after a walkout that paralyzed rail traffic in large parts of Germany.
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In Miami, several thousand activists marched through the downtown, with a few hundred making their way onto a highway, halting traffic in both directions.
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Companies have announced plans to hire hundreds of thousands of temporary workers this holiday season to meet peak traffic in their stores and online.
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The demonstrators hope to draw about a million people and had shut down traffic in one of the island's major highways in San Juan.
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With fresh foot traffic in London's shopping arcades, shopkeepers were desperate to secure new clientele, thus birthing the creative marketing strategy of window dressing.
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But they also traffic in lighter-hearted fare, like taking pictures of booze-and-pork meals during Ramadan—enjoyed in the daylight, of course.
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The Super Pumas were banned from commercial traffic in Norway and Britain following the accident, but search and rescue missions had still been allowed.
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The maker of yoga wear had been cautious about the quarter's outlook a month ago, pointing to slower store traffic in October and November.
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The online post, which called for Guzman to "traffic in love," sparked controversy in Mexico over the actress's perceived support of the drug lord.
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Retailers shuttering stores, slowing foot traffic in brick-and-mortar locations, and e-commerce players like Amazon and Wayfair gaining market share ... Sound familiar?
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These involved inaccurate statements under a section of the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) that governs the use of commissions and agents.
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That its arrival also feels perfectly timed in this presidential election year, when politicians traffic in fears of outsiders and otherness, is less surprising.
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Earlier this year, Trooper Dermyer and another trooper became minor celebrities when they helped rescue a lost dog running through interstate traffic in Hampton.
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Passengers took to Twitter to vent their frustrations over one of the first winter storms to snarl air traffic in the region this season.
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Left turns are particularly dangerous for pedestrians, which is why LA's big crosswalk redesign stops traffic in all directions to let cars turn left.
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The insurgents have also threatened the main highway connecting the national capital, Kabul, to the south, with fighting closing it to traffic in Oruzgan.
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BMW points out that as much as 30 percent of traffic in any given city is caused by people looking for spots to park.
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The incident highlighted the fact that Canada's government has little capacity or ability to deal with shipping and traffic in its warming Arctic waters.
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More elaborate solutions exist for corporate networks, but all the commercial solutions boil down to monitoring the network traffic in and out of devices.
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But as he demonstrated in his earlier plays about international politics, including "The Overwhelming" and "Blood and Gifts," Mr. Rogers doesn't traffic in superheroes.
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With only light afternoon traffic in the vicinity of the convention, police officers and Secret Service agents seemed on some corners to outnumber pedestrians.
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The key is their ability to traffic in half-truths, to pick up on a legitimate issue and put it to an illegitimate end.
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It took her six hours to receive treatment for the cut on her head because of the difficulty in navigating traffic in the floodwaters.
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The Justice Department has still not closed all immigration courts, but its postponement of non-detained hearings will significantly decrease traffic in the courts.
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Here's a comparison of Google's US search traffic in the first week of March (top blue) versus the first week of February (bottom red).
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In September, Paris allowed people to cycle and walk on 400 miles of roads closed to traffic in the second annual Journée Sans Voiture.
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The rabbis also discussed foot traffic in marketplaces: They wanted to make sure that people lit their candles when pedestrians were flooding the streets.
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Congestion is a huge problem; morning traffic in the San José metropolitan area moves at an average of less than 10 miles per hour.
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The "Unsane" supporting cast includes Amy Irving, who worked with Mr. Soderbergh on "Traffic" in 2000 but has rarely been seen in recent movies.
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" It also generated phony radio traffic "in a manner intended to deceive foreign intelligence to the type of the exercise, its aim, conduct etc.
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Foot traffic in U.S. stores fell between 1 percent and 9 percent the day after Thanksgiving, compared with last year, according to analyst estimates.
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If it seems like traffic in New York City might be a bit worse than before, there may be an unexpected factor: city workers.
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On Monday, both Google and Facebook altered their advertising policies to explicitly prohibit sites that traffic in fake news from making money off lies.
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Facing pressure from e-commerce and seeing less traffic in malls, Macy's has spent the past few years dismantling that brick-and-mortar empire.
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It is the easiest drug to traffic in small batches across a border because it is so easily condensed — and easy to cut later.
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He made a name as the scourge of men who traffic in underage prostitutes and reduced the national backlog of untested rape-evidence kits.
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The agency has placed new sensors on the databases to monitor web traffic in and out so it can more precisely spot malicious activity.
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Humor and humility infuse descriptions of a street dance party in Kingston, Jamaica; traffic in Cairo; and a smoke-filled music store in Beirut.
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"Better than expected close-in traffic in March offset higher than anticipated completion factor in the quarter," United said of the unit revenue forecast.
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The project, a partnership between Google and Vodafone Idea, allows people to ask about the weather, game scores, or traffic, in Hindi and English.
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Two other police officers, including a school resource officer directing traffic in front of the school, entered the school within minutes, according to Tyrrell.
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The NPD Group, a research and consulting firm, predicts that traffic in restaurants in the United States will remain stalled this year as well.
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He grabbed the puck near the left side of the crease and waited for an opening with heavy traffic in front of the net.
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"This third building will measure nearly 50,000 square meters, and we anticipate will start serving traffic in early 2021," Facebook said in a statement.
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GameStop benefited from the popularity of the Nintendo Switch console, but the growing popularity of downloading games continues to hurt traffic in its stores.
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Klefbom fired a wrist shot from the top of the right faceoff circle that made its way through traffic in front of the net.
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In South Carolina, traffic in all lanes of Interstate 26 from Charleston to Columbia has been directed away from the coast, South Carolina Gov.
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"Grab Bike offers a service that reduces traffic in Bangkok, one of the world's most congested cities," Singapore-headquartered Grab said in a statement.
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Financial Times says Spanish, Italian and British telecoms are reporting increased broadband traffic in recent weeks as more and more people work from home.
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The weekend traffic in the center of Athens was awful on the late January day I decided to visit the site of Plato's Academy.
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The premise is that because of traffic in India, rides are longer, and Ola alone has seen over 60 million minutes in travel time.
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And when that transition happened, suddenly a lot of women got those jobs because they could traffic in empathy moreso than other men could.
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The throng of thousands began the protest at Union Square and marched up Broadway toward Trump Tower, halting rush hour traffic in its place.
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Since January 2015, there has been a 68 percent increase in smartphone web traffic in the U.S., while desktop and tablet both saw declines.
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He was proud that Apple sold physical products — phones, tablets and laptops — and did not traffic in the intimate, digital details of its customers' lives.
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If you consider the traffic in places like downtown Dallas or New York City, drones with medicine could be the difference between life and death.
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The government issued a statement saying the 10 women were issued the licenses at the General Department of Traffic in the capital, Riyadh, on Monday.
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The billionaire entrepreneur gave a preview of what future traffic in L.A. might look like with this 1.14-mile route built under his SpaceX headquarters.
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On Tuesday, traffic in parts of the city came to a near total halt, schools were closed, and the city's largest hospital was partially flooded.
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Over the weekend, the storm also snarled traffic in Missouri and Illinois, stranding hundreds of drivers for hours and causing a rash of deadly crashes.
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It did not address the fact that Protected Media detected fake traffic in many of these apps and websites beginning more than a year ago.
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DREAMers and DACA advocates protested outside the Trump Tower in New York, blocking traffic in the morning and later in 85 degree heat Tuesday afternoon.
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After the deal is completed, Gilt customers will be able to return merchandise at Saks Off 5th, which could bolster traffic in the outlet stores.
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Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code forbids businesses that traffic in controlled substances from deducting business expenses, apart from the cost of goods sold.
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The site does traffic in illegal streaming, but an anti-piracy group (APDIF) was running an algorithm to guess the URLs for potentially infringing content.
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When student protests over dangerous traffic in Dhaka erupted in the summer, the government's bullies responded brutally, as if the state itself were in danger.
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Madrid's city administration in November unveiled new measures at combating pollution, from limiting private traffic in the center to tightening speed limits on access roads.
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For days in September 2013, lane closures on the George Washington Bridge snarled traffic in Fort Lee, New Jersey, just across the river from Manhattan.
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Targeting customers and creating tailored shopping experiences with integrated shopping solutions like beacons help with foot traffic in a time of declining in-store shopping.
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In India, political parties including the ruling BJP have "nationwide cyberarmies" that traffic in "targeted misinformation… rooted in domestic divisions and prejudices," the Atlantic reports.
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After turning right, the driver pulled a U-turn, and blew right through a stop sign, skipping the entire line of traffic in the process.
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I would suggest BMW officially sponsor the beltway, but I doubt the automaker wants its name associated with some of the worst traffic in America.
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Hundreds of taxi drivers also blocked traffic around airports and train stations in Lille and Toulouse on Tuesday, and they paralyzed traffic in central Marseille.
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The sleek motorcycle Scarlett Johansson's character Black Widow used to maneuver through traffic in the 2015 Avengers movie will soon be available for non-superheroes.
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Other web destinations, such as the World Socialist Web Site, have accused Google of arbitrarily cutting off referral traffic in favor of more mainstream destinations.
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Today, Target Circle is more heavily focused on promoting the 1 percent back on purchases — the piece designed to increase foot traffic in Target stores.
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Mall traffic in higher-tier cities is suffering from strong saturation and competition from e-commerce, with only mature malls in prime locations performing well.
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One of them is getting on a bike and riding through traffic in a place that loves to put you in harm's way for trying.
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We have no reason to think we've been fully blocked in #Turkey, but we suspect there is an intentional slowing of our traffic in country.
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In a photo on Twitter taken after darkness fell, one civilian was seen directing traffic in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood with a toy light saber.
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On Friday, top ICAO officials briefed members of the agency's governing council on the safety and efficiency of air traffic in the Middle East region.
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"Performance was uneven within the quarter, with challenging traffic in May and July," Gap's senior vice president of investor relations, Jack Calandra, said on Monday.
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It's not surprising, then, to learn that tourists are flocking to the 'berg, creating bumper-to-bumper traffic in a town of just 500 people.
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"We just didn't get that traffic in front of the net, so that was obviously something we tried to do more of today," Silfverberg said.
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I can't change the traffic in L.A., but if I at least know with accuracy what is ahead of me, I can be better prepared.
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The Coast Guard restricted access to docks at the terminal, but ship traffic in the greater Houston Ship Channel has not been disturbed, Reuters reported.
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Traffic in its U.S. business was up 218 percent, meaning Walmart is doing a better job of luring shoppers to its brick-and-mortar stores.
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Traffic in Lagos is no longer as punishing as it once was, largely thanks to new roads built by Babatunde Fashola, the city's previous governor.
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It is also broadcasting a stream on its website, but that stream is laggy, perhaps because of the strain on internet traffic in the country.
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Frazier split the double team, ventured into traffic in the lane and buried a floater to tie the game at 193 with 24 seconds left.
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All other traffic in the airport would get squeezed into fewer lanes, and legions of ride-share cars would somehow fit into one parking area.
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The police turned water cannons on the striking workers and removed burning tires and other obstacles to allow traffic in and out of the refineries.
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Traffic in the capital is abysmal, says the bus driver, who points out that unlike taxis he cannot swerve down side-streets to avoid it.
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"He had a lot of traffic in the one inning, then left a pitch up to Encarnacion (on the home run)," Renteria said of Gonzalez.
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"It's clear the Russians were trying to traffic in the emails and present them to the Trump campaign to help get him elected," Perez said.
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Like their Redeemer forebears, today's Democratic diagnosticians of the Trumpist malaise typically traffic in misleading euphemisms that naturalize a wider politics of unexamined race privilege.
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Strong consumer sentiment, increased traffic in dealerships and tax cuts that benefited consumers are all signs of future growth for the company, Wine told CNBC.
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Oesterle collected a loose puck in the high slot and weaved a shot through heavy traffic in front of the net for his fourth goal.
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The financial engineering backfired as Kaufhof struggled to cope with higher rents that the joint venture imposed as well as declining foot traffic in stores.
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Opposition barricades snarled traffic in and around Caracas on Tuesday morning, with demonstrators using bags of garbage, branches, bottles, and cardboard boxes to block roads.
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Their acts do not preach to the converted (they barely touch on Mr. Trump) or traffic in the kind of jokes likely to earn applause.
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