Marinus uploaded FaceSearch into the Traffic Jam, so their law enforcement clients who use Traffic Jam — which includes agencies in California, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and more — already have access.
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Wherever he went, Google Maps showed a congested traffic jam.
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Beijing is a polluted traffic jam running low on water.
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Advertising The increasingly lengthy commute isn't just a traffic jam.
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N) SuperCruise and Traffic Jam Pilot from Volkswagen AG's (VOWG_p.
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When weather patterns hit a traffic jam, extreme events often result.
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More scooter dollars, Slack's revenue projections and the IPO traffic jam
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A traffic jam can turn the trip from profit to loss.
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It was a horn-blaring Midtown traffic jam of a debate.
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The surrounding streets were packed with cars in a traffic jam.
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"Let's hope there's no traffic jam this year," Mr. Adhikari said.
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Your Everest traffic jam photograph — it's a striking and important image.
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He blamed the delay on a "traffic jam" of funding bills.
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They lost their home opener while creating a massive traffic jam.
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Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405: Available now on YouTube.
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Lots of time has gone by, and we're in a traffic jam.
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But she compared a "good" brain tumor to a "fun" traffic jam.
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However, there are many parameters and limitations to engaging Traffic Jam Pilot.
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He could create a traffic jam that would not soon be forgotten.
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Once, a few slow tractors on the highway constituted a traffic jam.
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Boy meets girl, stuck in a traffic jam, and honks at her.
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A recent maritime traffic jam at Chinese and Australian ports has also helped.
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The victims' servers are not actually breached, just sent an overwhelming traffic jam.
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This caused a traffic jam on the roads leading back into the city.
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To view a graphic on Traffic Jam outside Newcastle in Australia, click: reut.
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So enjoyable this traffic jam, we're looking right now at the Bay Bridge.
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"Traffic Jam Jimmy is a nice guy from Fox 45," the governor explained.
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Or what about the next time I get stuck in a traffic jam?
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The monumental traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge may have made Gov.
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This is akin to a legislative traffic jam staring everyone in the face.
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"The establishment has a traffic jam in their lane right now," he said.
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One day, my self-drive to school was stuck in a traffic jam.
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I'm trying to get around the huge traffic jam leading toward the Olympic Stadium.
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Soon, a 10km long traffic jam snaked south, away from the border with Turkey.
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And does anything elicit more powerful emotions than getting stuck in a traffic jam?
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According to them, that's "exacerbating road congestion" in the already traffic jam-plagued capital.
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As I turned onto Dundas St., a traffic jam was causing some major congestion.
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But when Jacobs celebrated density, she wasn't talking about a hellish human traffic jam.
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This area was the only place I was stopped by a bicycle traffic jam.
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"They were stuck in a traffic jam and were making noise," Mr. Xu said.
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Granted, on a logistical level, we can see how this would cause a traffic jam.
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The user tried to engage the upgrade while she was caught in a traffic jam.
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Heated armrests and traffic jam assistant help take some of the tension out of driving.
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The lane closures caused a crippling traffic jam on the George Washington Bridge for days.
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"The purpose was to create as big a traffic jam as possible," Mr. Wildstein said.
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If it takes a traffic jam to get people to pay attention, it's worth it.
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Once the tractors halted at the highway intersection, a massive traffic jam of trucks ensued.
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And even though that meant braving a traffic jam like none other, everyone did it.
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Or it can detect a traffic jam and tweak the traffic light timing to ease congestion.
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Imagine driving to an important meeting when a traffic jam puts a wrench in your schedule.
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A spokeswoman denied the report, saying the bus was towed away to avoid a traffic jam.
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The car will also require specific driver conditions before Traffic Jam Pilot can be engaged, too.
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This means that the port suffers a constant traffic jam of lorries trying to get out.
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The dude climbed back into his rig and The Rock drove off, relieving the traffic jam.
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The ITS will see 72 sensors installed across 12 traffic jam hot spots in the city.
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But the traffic jam assistance was a welcome relief when we hit heavy traffic outside Toronto.
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Thousands of people drove to the farm in upstate New York, causing a massive traffic jam.
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"And just think of being stuck in a traffic jam," said Professor Rajkumar of Carnegie Mellon.
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Dishes were served as they were prepared, resulting in a traffic jam on our small table.
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"There is literally a traffic jam to get on to the mortgage refinance highway," he said.
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I can't even go home now as the road is blocked due to a traffic jam.
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For someone with technical skill, the traffic jam may cause more chaos and affect more votes.
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This viral image captured the nearly 2000 climbers stuck in a "traffic jam" at the peak.
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Save the first dance for me A traffic jam kept some Ohio newlyweds from their wedding reception.
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It seemed wrong to create a massive traffic jam so we could zoom through the fast line.
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Some of the photos of the human traffic jam are unfathomable:Image Credit: Xinhua News Agency / Getty Images
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Unfortunately, it does not include the much-anticipated Traffic Jam Pilot, Audi's new Level 3 autonomy system.
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New features include: "Hands-on" traffic jam assist technology, which eases stress in stop-and-go traffic.
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One musician decided to turn some serious commuting delays in The Netherlands into the ultimate traffic jam.
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Traffic jam Jakarta dumped its HOV lanes, then watched as its rush-hour traffic went to hell.
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MIAMI — It might have been the first time a traffic jam in South Florida ended in smiles.
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Last May, Mr. Jirel and his 11-person team were caught in the traffic jam on Everest.
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And then there's the other gun, and the traffic jam: all those engines idling, all those fumes.
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According to the Palm Beach Post, one of Trump's previous visits caused an hours-long traffic jam.
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When I'm in a traffic jam, I'm looking into everybody else's cars, and they're looking into mine.
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"One student didn't make it to the exam because of a traffic jam in the morning," David recalls.
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As a result, from September 9 to 13, 2013, the town was paralyzed by an enormous traffic jam.
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Speaking of Google Maps, here's how a German artist hacked the system to create a virtual traffic jam.
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So it came as a surprise when I drove into a nature-induced traffic jam early this month.
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This may be the most romantic thing to ever happen in the middle of a traffic jam. 4.
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Anjali Kulkarni, who had become stuck in the "traffic jam," died on her way back from the peak.
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Naturally, a huge traffic jam resulted from incident, and people's cars were stuck going nowhere for several hours.
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Level two is, we're bringing out a feature in the next year or two called traffic jam assist.
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The monumental traffic jam at the foot of the George Washington Bridge was never supposed to be Gov.
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Lawyer Mark Heller said there was a traffic jam, and the judge suggested they leave earlier next time.
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How it works: Imagine a strategically placed traffic jam outside a polling place in a heavily Republican district.
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If you get caught in a traffic jam for four hours, that's four hours of your productivity gone.
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On that front Again, just to make this abundantly clear: the legislative traffic jam right now is enormous.
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"There is no reason to have a traffic jam, to have a big congestion of traffic," said Puissesseau.
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As we were driving along the motorway that bisects the Chamonix valley, he spied a traffic jam ahead.
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How to watch it: Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405 is available to stream on YouTube.
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Boston, for example, uses Waze traffic jam data to help it time traffic lights in the downtown harbor area.
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Meanwhile, Lawrence has finally perfected his curls enough to leave the house but gets stuck in a traffic jam.
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La La Land gets off to an upbeat start with its colorful opening sequence set in a traffic jam.
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When this couple had their first dance in the middle of a traffic jam … but totally made it work.
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Autopilot, Super Cruise, Traffic Jam Pilot, ProPilot, and others are helping introduce hands-free driving to the luxury market.
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A number of other manufacturers have launched similar technologies, such as Cadillac's Super Cruise and Audi's Traffic Jam Pilot.
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That means it will take the capability of Traffic Jam Pilot and extend it up to full freeway speeds.
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They include Highway Autonomous Driving (HAD), Preceding Vehicle Following (PVF), Emergency Stop System (ESS) and Traffic Jam Assist (TJA).
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"I watched the first half when stuck in a traffic jam," one viewer wrote in the Weibo livestream forum.
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Most of the deaths occurred at higher camps on Wednesday and Thursday, when Everest witnessed the worst traffic jam.
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It's not unlike steering cars around a traffic jam, except the internet equivalent of cars is packets of data.
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We were sitting in a traffic jam for two hours trying to get out of Baltimore, listening to audio.
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Besides a traffic jam, it is the United Nations General Assembly week in New York, also known as #UNGA.
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If the forecasts are correct, many of us are likely to be viewing the eclipse from a traffic jam.
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Level-1 AVs hold promise for traffic jam reduction because the vehicles can follow their driving rules faithfully and consistently.
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Many smaller annoyances (someone cutting in line, traffic jam, kids not listening) can be tackled with just the first step.
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Regulations regarding driver assistance features like Traffic Jam Pilot can vary from country to country and even state by state.
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Too many inexperienced climbers are to blame for the traffic jam on the mountain, veteran climbers and industry leaders say.
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Traffic jam pilot handles all aspects of driving in these conditions, including starting from a stop, accelerating, steering and braking.
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But there's a traffic jam of lawsuits lining up against him that will keep his legal team busy for years.
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At any given moment, Autopilot or Traffic Jam Assist could ask the human driver to retake control of the car.
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He considered moving to Los Angeles but, sitting in a Texas traffic jam one day, decided on New York instead.
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But in a traffic jam of such candidates, a candidate like this might be able to squeeze through to victory.
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Not exactly what ewe'd expect to see in the back of a Volvo in a traffic jam in Streatham pic.twitter.
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The driver took a circuitous route to circumvent the human traffic jam engendered by Woods's presence at Ridgewood Country Club.
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Wherever the phones went, Google Maps showed a traffic jam, displaying a red line and routing users around the area.
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I interviewed him as we sat there in the car, in the most joyous traffic jam I've ever been in.
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Those red streets would typically indicate a bad traffic jam — but the video shows that the streets were nearly empty.
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Cows have caused a traffic jam on the road that connects the train station and my destination, Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
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"Everything was fine, we were on I-270 but as 270 goes we realized there was a traffic jam," she said.
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With 23 candidates in the race, Bullock and most of his rivals face a political traffic jam of the highest order.
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THEY call it "road rage" for a reason: few modern experiences are more exasperating than being trapped in a traffic jam.
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According to this idea, gas and dust spinning around a newborn star begin to pile up in a celestial traffic jam.
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Now, whenever my brain feels crippled by a honking traffic jam of urgent meaninglessness, I put it on and go places.
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When they realize the traffic jam is the result of an accident, Mer gets excited for the possible life-saving opportunities.
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Court filings suggest that Mr. Wildstein will help the government establish the traffic jam as part of a pattern of retribution.
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Bullet points include a "traffic jam assistant" that semiautonomously keeps the car paced and placed within its lane during rush hour.
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At the actual front of this human traffic jam, people buy keys to wooden drawers, in which omikuji (fortunes) are stored.
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"There was a traffic jam, and the road was packed with bystanders and cars," a waiter at a nearby restaurant said.
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Dinner sees a traffic jam of rolling carts parked tableside for various bits of stage business, some of which are pointless.
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The biggest icebergs become lodged on the moraine and the smaller ones crowd in behind, as in a monumental traffic jam.
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BARCELONA—Your Wi-Fi network is probably facing a traffic jam, and it'll only get worse in the era of 5G.
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For the traffic jam project, she collaborated with Brandi Reddick, the manager of cultural affairs and public art for Miami Beach.
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Early morning commuters in sharp suits shot annoyed glares at Senrak, oblivious to the pedestrian traffic jam his selfie-ing was creating.
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A group of young US soldiers, who were apparently drunk, drove an army car through a traffic jam, causing a massive accident.
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The company sees other opportunities to expand and incorporate the surrounding environment, like a traffic jam, becoming a part of the experience.
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The Rangers, despite their talent, are stuck in a traffic jam in the standings, one of 33 teams separated by 23 points.
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Won: Best Documentary Short Subject How to watch: Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405 is available to stream on YouTube.
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But windows need to be dynamic to accommodate streaming a video one moment and then checking the traffic jam ahead the next.
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Los Angeles may be a car town, but there's nothing more brutal than an LA traffic jam and its massive environmental footprint.
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Now, since this launch is happening so soon after the Antares launch, it's causing a bit of a traffic jam in space.
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They were caught in a traffic jam, and Hella freaked out, flashing back to the railway station and a train to Auschwitz.
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At the edge of our clearing, beyond the flashing police lights, the immense traffic jam we'd caused stretched who knew how far.
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It's a constant traffic jam as they turn out baskets of handmade dumplings for the restaurant's 26 seats and fill takeout orders.
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In Dhaka, a traffic jam is an economic opportunity: Vehicles are descended on by vendors hawking bottles of water, peeled cucumbers, books.
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There's a traffic jam at the Permian and that's making it so that [Diamondback] and a couple others are really being hurt.
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Where the most infamous instance of political mischief in recent history hinged on a colossal traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge.
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Renna's message was sent during a 85033 press conference in which Christie denied that his administration played a role the traffic jam.
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You might need forty lanes, to make sure that on no day during the year would you ever have a traffic jam.
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In the morning, demonstrators are planning to block Hong Kong's bus and train system and attempt to spark a citywide traffic jam.
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And thanks to the traffic jam of more moderate candidates — Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Biden and Amy Klobuchar — Sanders is in an enviable position.
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A traffic jam stretches along a highway near Leipzig, East Germany, as East Germans emigrate following the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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In 2019, Everest saw its highest ever number of fatalities (12) after a traffic jam of climbers got stuck in a storm.
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MIAMI BEACH — It is a jarring image: an enormous sprawl of a traffic jam on an idyllic stretch of champagne-colored beach.
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But as they're replaced with, for instance, nimbler gas plants, that will ease the daytime traffic jam of electrons caused by solar.
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He said he'd spend an hour or two on each spot, walking back and forth on the street to generate a traffic jam.
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If you've ever been late for an appointment because you got caught in a traffic jam, you know the importance of good infrastructure.
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The industry has begun to deploy a variety of automation systems as safety features, like lane keeping and so-called traffic jam assist.
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You also get BMW's full suite of active driving aids, including a traffic jam assistant that can handle steering and acceleration in traffic.
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However during days with heavy pollution, such as during a recent major traffic jam in Chengdu, the rings become distorted and crammed together.
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Audi's system — called Traffic Jam Pilot — handles starts, stops, turns, and more while allowing the driver to take their eyes off the road.
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So while Google Maps can't make the bus appear or that traffic jam disappear (yet), at least now you'll know what's going on.
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In the ride-hailing service's first-ever nationwide commercial, a hapless driver gets stuck in an increasingly surreal jungle of a traffic jam.
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I get nervous thinking about all that could go wrong—being caught in a security line, or stuck in a huge traffic jam.
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And you have to be able to switch quickly from driving-swarming to merely sitting, when you find yourself in a traffic jam.
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The influx of festival-goers caused a massive traffic jam that was announced across local radio stations, down to WNEW-FM in Manhattan.
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Given that the armada of vehicles that follow the Tour around is always verging on becoming a traffic jam, he seemed perfectly qualified.
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You knew that, but many people who intend to vote become waylaid — by a traffic jam, a sick kid or a work meeting.
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The surge in imports has created a traffic jam of about 200 ships outside Indian ports, shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon showed.
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With ProPilot, Nissan joins many automakers including Tesla, BMW and Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz in marketing adaptive cruise control and traffic jam assistance.
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Last week it created an artificial traffic jam to test how to manage disruption at the border, an exercise that was widely derided.
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"There was a traffic jam and the road was packed with bystanders and cars," said Abdinur Abdulle, a waiter at a nearby restaurant.
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The gadgetry — from the trick 3D parking camera to Traffic Jam Assistant — is all available, which you'd expect given our tester's $122,775 price.
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It's also a traffic jam of his fellow Democrats already eyeing a presidential bid, most of whom have beaten him to the punch.
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Tourists are already congregating in rural Oregon, where a 30-mile traffic jam snarled a two-lane highway north of Bend on Thursday.
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A generous entrance through former storefronts has been dedicated to the observatory, replacing the human traffic jam that afflicted the tower's office lobby.
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On the British side, the government a few weeks ago created an artificial traffic jam for trucks as part of its Brexit preparation.
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One photo shows LA's early car culture: a traffic jam of Model A cars waiting for the opening of Mulholland Drive in 1924.
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Remember that unrealistic opening scene in La La Land when everyone got out of the car during a traffic jam and just started dancing?
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A three-hour traffic jam at the Holland Tunnel stood between us and the Jersey border, and we were close to calling it quits.
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Inevitably a plane traffic jam at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport near Miami was the equivalent of bumper-to-bumper traffic earlier Friday.
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Later, in a simulated traffic jam, the car let me know that I was able to use the entertainment system mounted on the dashboard.
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Saying, "Hey Alexa, how's the traffic on the way to Grandma's?" before you head out can save you from a spirit-crushing traffic jam.
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The "he puts New Jersey first" angle is gone, too, considering thousands of Jersey residents were screwed by an unnecessary and enraging traffic jam.
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The zFAS decides how the car behaves when traffic jam pilot is engaged, processing data at a rate of 2.5 billion inputs per second.
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She had become stuck in the "traffic jam" above camp four, which, at 8,000 meters (26,247 feet), is the final camp before the summit.
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Hurricane Floyd's traffic jam Major evacuations have created significant problems in the past when millions of residents took the roads at the same time.
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Image: Promobot LabsMedia outlets are reporting that a Russian-built robot escaped from its lab and wandered onto the street causing a traffic jam.
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Lawmakers are facing an end-of-the-year traffic jam with legislation piling up and a tight schedule that leaves them little wiggle room.
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The increased demand for the North Asian summer has led to a traffic-jam of dozens of ships waiting at Newcastle to load coal.
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They have accused Baroni, Wildstein and former Christie deputy chief of staff Bridget Kelly of conspiring to create the traffic jam to punish Sokolich.
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The driver in front of you then brakes, and we've got ourselves a good old-fashioned traffic jam—if not an outright car crash.
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"We thought it would be a good idea," Mr. Simmons explained by phone as he waited out a traffic jam in the Boston area.
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Mr. Kleeves, 224, has been fixing wayback machines for four decades, his life a traffic jam of damaged Ferraris, Porsches, Delahayes, Jaguars and Bugattis.
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If there are a lot of phones on a road and they are moving slowly, Maps will show a traffic jam on that road.
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Lots of devices running Maps in the same spot is considered "proof" of a traffic jam, reported 9to5Google, after speaking with a Google representative.
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Autoparking and those traffic-jam-coping self-driving modes that briefly take over on Volvo, Mercedes and BMW cars are M.I.A. on the Cadenza.
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Small demonstrations also took place on the main highway that connects Islamabad to Rawalpindi in Punjab, leading to an early morning traffic jam, officials said.
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They tried to escape in the car but when they saw the traffic jam, they just left the car, ran and jumped into the water.
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It was called Traffic Jam or something like that, where people would be sitting there and talking, and then a wall would fall on them?
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He doesn&apost feel like hitting that traffic jam so he reverses it all the way off the off-ramp all the way back there.
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A queue of backed-up vehicles snakes around the corner and onto a major street, causing a traffic jam in downtown Wenzhou, a coastal city.
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Then you can spy the zebra finches with their honking song like a miniature traffic jam, and yellow canaries lightly whistling, flitting around the space.
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First, when everybody gets back from their lunch break, it can create a traffic jam if everybody needs to place their finger on a sensor.
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Meanwhile the government organised a pretend traffic-jam of 89 lorries on the road to Dover, as part of preparations for a "no deal" exit.
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Even driver assistance tools that require human oversight, like Tesla's Autopilot, Cadillac's Super Cruise, and Audi's Traffic Jam Pilot, make driving easier, maybe even safer.
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So when the fire came, the Walkers led a caravan of relatives and neighbors out to safety along dirt roads that circumvented the traffic jam.
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Aerial pictures and videos of a massive traffic jam during the Thanksgiving getaway in the Los Angeles area have caused hilarious reactions on social media.
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While the trial has not caused a traffic jam on Main Street as some had predicted, the Union County Courthouse was unusually busy this week.
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The action kicks off when Flo Rida and his crew get stuck in a traffic jam aboard a taxi in the colorful streets of Medellin.
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A website that measures traffic-jam lengths around Paris said the cumulative tailback reached more than 425 kilometers (264 miles) during the morning rush hour.
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Outside those digitally mapped areas — on winding country roads, say, or uncharted city streets — G.M.'s SuperCruise and Audi's Traffic Jam Pilot will not operate.
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Semi-automated systems such as General Motor Co's SuperCruise and Traffic Jam Pilot from Volkswagen AG's Audi are due on the market in 235-2000.
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There's a storm chaser traffic jam in Tornado Alley "Several tornadoes (some strong), very large hail and damaging winds will be possible," the SPC said.
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SHEILA MARIKAR In the summer, tourists from around the world crowd Rocky Mountain National Park, turning Colorado's best-known getaway into an international traffic jam.
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By that measure, this horrific traffic jam offers more than seven minutes of unalloyed truth, scored almost entirely by a cacophony of blaring car horns.
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Many of them were still in Melbourne, grazing, washing Champagne from their hair and causing a hashtag traffic jam on the freeways of social media.
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If you could combine traffic jam data with bike sharing stations in a couple of clicks, you could make educated decisions about future bike sharing stations.
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We later found out that we were in one of the biggest traffic jams in history, it was called the China National Highway 110 traffic jam.
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But the fire racing through Fort McMurray caused a panicked traffic jam in the streets, with hundreds of people in cars trying to flee at once.
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The trail of the sticky dough didn&apost result in any accidents but it did reportedly cause a major traffic jam ahead of the evening rush.
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One missed alarm, traffic jam, or any unforeseen event can result in missing that day's dose, which could trigger debilitating withdrawal symptoms like nausea and insomnia.
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Peeps In the episode "Traffic Jam," Malcolm's older brother, Francis, makes a bet that results in him eating 100 Peeps (which he refers to as "Quacks").
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The American gymnast, she of four gold medals and a single bronze, caused a traffic jam during the ceremony because everyone wanted a selfie with her.
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And the company has not said how much it will cost outfitted with Traffic Jam Pilot, which will contain up to 20 expensive self-driving sensors.
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Such measures might seem extreme, but they are sensible in a country that endured a 60-mile traffic jam in 2010 requiring 11 days to unsnarl.
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Traffic jam volume at major intersections could be slashed by 240% within three years by a new intelligent transportation system (ITS), according to the local authorities.
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Christie's aides were accused of closing lanes to create a traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J., because the town's Democratic mayor refused to back Christie's reelection.
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What we need are discrete efforts that address all the problems in their own lanes, not all tangled together like a traffic jam in Los Angeles.
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His aides were accused of closing lanes to create a traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J., because the town's Democratic mayor refused to back Christie's reelection.
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To combat the contendership traffic jam caused by McGregor's absence, the UFC has paired Aldo with former lightweight champion and long-time featherweight contender Frankie Edgar.
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Soon, a rural traffic jam materialized like something out of "Field of Dreams," a long line of cars snaking through the countryside to reach the farm.
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Along the way, many of the horses pull carts, on which any local or tourist can hop to experience a mini traffic jam, à la horse.
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You might be lost in love with Venus in Pisces, but a traffic jam or broken phone is likely to bring you back down to earth.
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Heading down the wooden steps for a dip, we encountered a traffic jam as people hesitated before entering the water, scalding at more than 110 degrees.
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True story: Some weeks ago, I emerged, downtrodden, from my latest debasement on the subway to encounter a traffic jam near the street where I live.
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For Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405, filmmaker Frank Stiefel spent many hours with Alper, letting her tell her story and explain her work.
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Police initially asked the group of more than 500 people to disperse because they were creating a traffic jam but an altercation ensued and fistfights broke out.
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There are also alerts in case bad weather is ahead or if an accident has caused a traffic jam and perhaps the driver should take a detour.
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Mr. Purja drew worldwide attention to his attempt in May, when he posted a photo of a traffic jam of climbers near the summit of Mount Everest.
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Researchers at Imperial College London have calculated that two minutes more transit time per lorry at Dover and the Channel Tunnel translates into a 47km traffic jam.
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In that case, it was unclear what caused the issue though one outside expert suggested it was because of a kind of digital traffic jam in Europe.
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What we do know is that Musk got frustrated with a traffic jam last December and decided to create a new company that could fix the problem.
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Building on the same user philosophy, local transportation provider Go-Jek can pick up travelers and deliveries on demand to Waze through the crazy Jakarta traffic jam.
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" Two years later, the Senate doubled the size of the women's bathroom after the record number of women senators elected in 2012 resulted in a "traffic jam.
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He said he came up with the idea for the Hyperloop, the so-called "fifth mode of transportation," while stuck in a traffic jam in Los Angeles.
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Traffic jam Assistant can follow the car ahead on the highway and can read lane markings and add corrective steering to keep the car in its lane.
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Rollout of traffic jam pilot will vary based on testing and approvals as required market-to-market, so this could be variably available when the A8 ships.
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Morgan Freeman is going to make you WANT to get stuck in a horrible traffic jam -- because his magnificent voice will lead you to the promised land!
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According to the Port of Dover, adding two minutes to the journey of every truck coming through the town will lead to a seventeen-mile traffic jam.
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She finds volunteers to make music, improvise dance, sail, move into their apartments, run wild in an Italian city, or amuse themselves in a staged traffic jam.
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Beshear was riding in a state car with two aides when the group hit a traffic jam, the state's top attorney said in a report published Friday.
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Besmear told the Herald Leader the group realized it wasn't a normal traffic jam when they saw a woman pounding on the window of another stopped car.
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"I have climbed Everest so many times, but this spring's traffic jam was the worst," said Tshering Jangbu Sherpa, a guide who summited Everest on May 22.
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If the ions can't penetrate the anode fast enough during a charge, it causes a molecular traffic jam and the lithium gets bunched up on the surface.
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Additionally, he studies how groups shift from embracing radical change to resisting it — whether that's on a corporate project, in politics, or even in a traffic jam.
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Some Kashmiris are determined to return to their normal routines, and there was even a traffic jam in downtown Srinagar, the valley's biggest city, on Tuesday morning.
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Residents of Mosul, scrambling on foot and by car through a citywide traffic jam, would need to travel at least three and a half miles to survive.
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His aides were accused of closing lanes to create a traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J., because the town's Democratic mayor refused to endorse Christie for reelection.
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When the traffic jam began, delaying school buses, commuters, and emergency vehicles responding to a cardiac arrest, he repeatedly contacted the Port Authority, and got no response.
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Many perished when a rush to climb the mountain during a short window of suitable weather in late May led to a "traffic jam" near the summit.
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And his over-the-top traffic jam of life-size cars sculpted in sand is his way of trying to force people to really face the danger.
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Ms. Lesley, 62, said she lived in a Fort Lee high-rise and had looked down on the massive traffic jam Mr. Christie's associates created in September 2013.
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Rizza Alee, an Indian mountaineer who returned from Everest's Camp Four because of a lack of oxygen, told Reuters about the "carnage" caused by the fatal traffic jam.
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Basically, you should try to be like Jeff and Rebecca Payne, who recently faced a massive traffic jam on the drive from their wedding ceremony to their reception.
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People on Facebook are sharing a photo from the worst traffic jam in Texas history, when residents evacuated Hurricane Rita in 2005, to illustrate stories about Florida evacuations.
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Other systems like the 2019 Lincoln Nautilis' Co-pilot 360 and Audi's Traffic Jam Pilot feature things like adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking and lane keeping assistance.
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Charity Ruiz, who is pregnant, had been in a car with her family trying to evacuate from their Santa Rosa neighborhood but got stuck in a traffic jam.
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One recent afternoon on the route from Ramallah to Nablus, Palestinian motorists bypassed a traffic jam caused by Israeli soldiers searching vehicles by driving through a nearby orchard.
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The law's most notorious recent target: a woman who was fined 145 pounds and three penalty points on her license for eating a banana in a traffic jam.
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And, New Jersey Transit trains may be more crowded than usual this fall as commuters try to avoid a traffic jam near the mouth of the Lincoln Tunnel.
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That became clear when my taxi took a right turn toward the city center, and smack into what might be the most entertaining traffic jam I've ever experienced.
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"Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405" tells the story of Mindy Alper, who spent her life grappling with mental illness, and emerged as a successful artist.
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A major traffic jam snarled the on-ramp to Interstate 10 one St. Patrick's Day morning years earlier as Bonnie Lesley, an El Paso educator, headed to work.
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As he began to answer, his communications director, Mike Ricci, jumped in to say he had to leave soon for an appointment with someone named Traffic Jam Jimmy.
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Near Cangzhou, south of Beijing, a traffic jam allows Mr Liu time for a swift roadside pee, a cigarette and a spot of kung-fu style high-kicking.
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SpaceX founder Musk also shared in advance on social media the best place to watch this special firework show: Port Canaveral Beach, resulting in a big traffic jam.
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And while Mr. Balarezo acknowledged that turning a traffic jam into a constitutional argument was a novel legal tactic, he also said that Mr. Guzman's situation was untenable.
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The long-delayed opening of the gleaming new $5-billion Toyosu market on reclaimed land was marked by a minor truck fire and an early morning traffic jam.
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"It has become a death race there because there was (a) massive traffic jam, and people are pushing themselves who are not even capable of doing it," he said.
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Cars with semiautonomous features, like Tesla's Autopilot, Mercedes-Benz's Drive Pilot, and Audi's Traffic Jam Assist, are trickling into the market, and research has shown these can prevent crashes.
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The Traffic Jam All four contestants get stuck on the freeway back to the city in an Uber Pool they ordered from N'ice Cream on the Venice Beach boardwalk.
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By adding more advanced features like lane-centering and low-speed traffic jam assist, the hope is that people will grow more comfortable with what their car can do.
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The casket hadn't even been lowered into the ground at Calverton National Cemetery when Kleppsattel, a retired registered nurse, and firefighters hit a traffic jam caused by the accident.
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Using LED signs, speed limits could be decreased in the area leading in to a phantom traffic jam, causing cars to slow down gradually, rather than all at once.
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In July 2014, two Americans were charged €42 for gelato at the end of dinner at a café near the tourist traffic-jam disaster that is Rome's Trevi Fountain.
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The first of these is called "Traffic Jam Assist" which will help the driver with "steering, braking and acceleration in heavily congested traffic situations on motorways," according to Ford.
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Among the A8's new features is the "traffic jam pilot", which can completely control driving at up to 60 kilometers (37 miles) per hour on a divided highway.
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If, like me, you've ever been stuck in a serious traffic jam and didn't know why, then I think you know what it's like to be in this market.
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She had received an email from Ms. Kelly, who wrote a one-word response — "Good" — upon hearing that Mr. Sokolich was upset about the traffic jam in his town.
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When an aspiring jazz pianist (Ryan Gosling) and an aspiring actress (Emma Stone) meet in a Los Angeles traffic jam, the scene turns into a song-and-dance spectacular.
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"A lot of people are looking for a place they can read the paper, check their emails and not worry about the headaches of a traffic jam," he said.
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The international border-style roadblock thoroughly searched every single car for drugs and illegal aliens, creating a 23-mile-long traffic jam and a lot of pissed-off tourists.
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Also added this time around is Traffic Jam Assist, which uses the adaptive cruise control to follow the car ahead in slow-moving traffic and keep a set interval.
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Bumper-to-bumper highways with blazing horns is more than just annoying drivers, there is research to show that being stuck in a traffic jam is costing businesses big bucks.
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And in the opening traffic-jam number, there was a particular shot toward the beginning where the camera basically does about a 270-degree circle around one of the cars.
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The RS 5 Driver Assistance package ($3,700) adds active lane assist, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go traffic jam assist, and a head-up display that recognizes traffic signs.
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Audi, for instance, decided it didn't want to deal with the United States' patchwork regulatory framework, and opted instead to kneecap Traffic Jam Pilot on its cars in this country.
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A traffic jam assist system takes over in stop-and-go traffic up to 37 mph, and uses live traffic information to recognize slowing traffic even before the driver does.
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There was no traffic jam assist or self-parking technology; it did have pedestrian detection, blind spot monitoring, and a rear cross-traffic alert, but those are all passive systems.
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But life happens: we spill coffee on ourselves while sitting in a traffic jam, we have family problems or we deal with an unhappy client that is lashing out unreasonably.
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The tanker traffic jam outside Qingdao is one of several bottlenecks in the global oil sector that have pushed up tanker rates as vessels are held up in the queues.
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Mention nak muay farang (foreign kickboxers) to an Issan cab driver in a Bangkok traffic jam and he will start yakking (sometimes at great length) about the windmill from Hell.
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Officially, rickshaws are banned on major thoroughfares like Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, but there they were, in vast phalanxes, their bicycle bells pealing above the roar of the traffic jam.
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"I have climbed Everest so many times, but this spring's traffic jam was the worst," Tshering Jangbu Sherpa, a guide who climbed the mountain on May 22, told the Times.
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I can recall thinking as I watched one flit past a traffic jam on the Bruckner Expressway that crossing the Bronx is not nearly as challenging on pretty yellow wings.
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While creeping along in a highway traffic jam may not be so demanding, detecting a distracted pedestrian on a city street and plotting a safe reaction is far more rigorous.
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If you upgrade to CoPilot 360 Plus you get adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go traffic jam assist, lane-centering technology and an automatic parking feature, among other technologies.
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The number of marriages and births which have swelled the Grimaldi family ranks in just the past few years have created something of a royal traffic jam on the balcony.
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On Sunday night a traffic jam snarled the road leading into Afrin, with cars entering the town empty and returning to nearby Azaz, where Kilic was staying, packed with goods.
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And the lines aren't limited to just those standing around outside the polling area, but also cars stuck in a traffic jam trying to get in to vote, MSNBC reported.
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PHILADELPHIA – One of four peacocks that wandered away from the Philadelphia Zoo and created a traffic jam on a nearby highway was found dead on that stretch of road on Thursday.
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Don't worry, the couple did eventually get rescued from the traffic jam and made it to their reception — though they did have to hop the highway medium to catch their ride.
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A group of around 30 men and women in China decided they had enough of waiting during a traffic jam and decided instead to come out of their cars to dance.
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A congestion index is calculated based on the difference in average duration it would take to get to a destination under normal traffic conditions and when there is a traffic jam.
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In a 2020 performance piece, Weckert dragged a little red handcart full of smartphones down deserted streets, apparently generating a false traffic jam when Google Maps interpreted them as numerous cars.
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A checkpoint with armed guards, a barricade, a pothole or even a traffic jam will take away my freedom as much as any fiddling with software settings in an autonomous vehicle.
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It expects the Level 3 system with "Traffic Jam Pilot," which allows hands-free driving up to 35 mph on a divided highway, to be ready for the market in 2018.
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And there's reason to believe he can — within weeks of his traffic-jam moment, he had created the company and leased the huge earth-moving equipment needed to begin, well, boring.
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Lane closures on the road sure are annoying, but imagine your road-rage if you found out the traffic jam you'd been stuck in had been caused by... a Halloween toy.
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So when a plume erupts from Europa, the particles slam into the ones from Io, causing an electrically charged traffic jam that creates twists and turns in the moon's magnetic field.
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NEWARK — After weeks of shrugs and head-scratching, one of the more perplexing mysteries of the investigation into the infamous traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge has been solved: Gov.
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But even if autonomous cars can't fix all of China's mobility woes, a 10-day traffic jam isn't as hellish if you don't have to hold the wheel the whole time.
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To the extent Mr. Donilon had drawn any attention in Israel, it had been after local officials complained that his motorcade had driven recklessly to bypass a traffic jam in Jerusalem.
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Bushfires raged out of control near Melbourne, and on the Hume Highway, which links Sydney and Melbourne, a stretch of asphalt oozed apart in the heat, causing a major traffic jam.
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Darvish's decision was based in part on the number of reporters looking to get answers from him, and his desire not to create a traffic jam in the somber Dodgers clubhouse.
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If it picks up a traffic jam—real or fabricated—it might redirect vehicles to less-traveled streets, in turn putting strain on infrastructure that wasn't built for the extra volume.
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In Medora, estimated population 230, the closest thing to a traffic jam is the post-show line of cars that snake down the hillside from the parking lot, red taillights aglow.
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When its Traffic Jam Pilot feature is engaged, the vehicle will need to determine if a driver is alert enough to take control after being a passive passenger for long periods.
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A month or so after Katrina, Hurricane Rita landed me in a 10-hour traffic jam with my son as we tried to make a pre-emptive break for San Antonio.
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LEONIA, N.J. — It is bumper to bumper as far as the eye can see, the kind of soul-sucking traffic jam that afflicts highways the way bad food afflicts rest stops.
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After observing the government's no-deal test run in Dover, Tom Peck, the political sketch writer for The Independent, summed up the futility of the government's preplanned "tailback," or traffic jam.
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The traffic jam pilot only works on highways with a physical barrier separating oncoming traffic, and the use of the system is subject to the laws of whichever jurisdiction you're driving through.
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Audi is saying that drivers can take their hands off the steering wheel "permanently" while the traffic jam pilot is engaged, which is sure to raise concerns from regulators and safety advocates.
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More than 300 large dry cargo ships have been waiting outside Chinese and Australian ports in a maritime traffic jam for over a month, choking supplies to the world's second largest economy.
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If these programmes are adopted on a wide scale with pricing sufficient to rebalance supply and demand, the risk of running late to a meeting because of a traffic jam would diminish.
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When you're stuck in a traffic jam — and let's face it, most of us are these days — do you dream of escaping by flying through the clouds or tunneling below the street?
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BMW's new Traffic Jam Assistant allows virtually hands-free operation at low speeds, and Cadillac's Super Cruise lets a driver take their hands off the wheel on well-marked limited-access highways.
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Though demand for electric vehicles is expected to grow quickly as governments turn against the internal-combustion engine, there may soon be a traffic jam at the high end of the market.
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White, a student at Baltimore&aposs Morgan State University, was working for the food delivery service when he rode upon a traffic jam a few blocks from Rittenhouse Square about 11 p.m.
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Parise recorded his fourth career hat trick and helped the Wild separate from the Columbus Blue Jackets and win 208-212 in a traffic-jam of a game Tuesday in Nationwide Arena.
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Here are a few of his memorable pronouncements: On being stuck in a traffic jam during a papal visit to Manila: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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"Cancer is no more a disease of cells than a traffic jam is a disease of cars," the British physician and cancer researcher D. W. Smithers wrote in The Lancet , in 1962.
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There, unmistakably, was a traffic jam: cars and trucks, as far the eye could see, stacked up in a configuration that bore no clear relationship to the lanes painted on the blacktop.
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Then came revelations of a scheme so preposterous that it was hard to believe: Aides to the governor had deliberately created a traffic jam at the world's busiest bridge as political payback.
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But we can be sure that these "performers" know what to do in a traffic jam like this — Pulheim has apparently the highest number of cars per household in Europe: 2.7 cars.
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The crowd was so thick that it packed the inner courtyard, creating a traffic jam at the door and testifying to the depth and breadth of the late designer's friendships and fans.
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A huge traffic jam stretching far out of the city snarled up the main coastal highway - the chief road running from north from the capital - and caused chaos in the districts alongside.
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I surfed my car through the corner, my wheels spinning helplessly for grip, and only managed to hold onto my podium finish because of the traffic jam caused by the accident behind me.
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Despite the obnoxious price, we'd also recommend the $6,313 full ADAS package, which provides a suite of automatic driver assistance systems like radar cruise control, lane keeping system and a traffic jam assistant.
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"The main traffic jam we fear is at the exit of the Channel Tunnel," he said, stressing that 80 percent of British food exports to the rest of the EU pass through France.
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The movie producer, writer and director who masterminded The Intern, The Holiday and The Parent Trap admitted on Wednesday that her appreciation for a gorgeous cooking space nearly caused quite the traffic jam.
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The 'war game' was criticized by lawmakers as a waste of time and money and mocked on Twitter as "a fake traffic jam ... to show the EU we are ready for no deal".
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Well, luckily a Seattle-based taco truck called Tacos El Tajin was also in the midst of the traffic jam, and the workers inside decided to help out those they were stranded with.
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When she finally goes into labor, she is rushed to the hospital by Jack and Mark, who carry her through the streets and brave the predictable impediments — a traffic jam and a demonstration.
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Both are charged with orchestrating, and then covering up, a four-day traffic jam of disaster-movie proportions to punish a local Democratic mayor for not endorsing Governor Christie's 2013 re-election bid.
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The most impressive of these is the traffic jam pilot that "takes charge of driving" in slow-moving traffic, which Audi defines as driving up to 37.3 miles per hour (60 km/h).
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The protesters on Friday blocked a main road in Colombo for several hours, creating a huge traffic jam, and waved banners saying the private university sold education for profit and should be nationalized.
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This mash-up of A-Ha's "Take on Me" and Kendrick Lamar's "Backseat Freestyle" is the perfect soundtrack to striding down the street, crowding onto a train or sitting through a traffic jam.
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People write and say, 'Thank you for being with me in the traffic jam,' or 'My wife sits in the garage with the frozen food melting because she has to finish the chapter.
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But a video posted this weekend seems to show that a traffic jam could be spoofed into Google Maps with nothing more than a bunch of phones piled into a little red wagon.
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On the lighter side of hacking—well, it's all relative—artist Simon Weckert fooled Google Maps into thinking there was a traffic jam in Berlin by carting around 99 smartphones in little red wagon.
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These new features come on top of a range of product updates rolled out by Google Maps in the past few months, including Incognito mode, real-time speeds, parking locations, and traffic jam crowdsourcing.
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The example he loves: People stuck in the same traffic jam might find a room about it based on their location data and can start venting out loud to each other as they drive.
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I like that I can see life going on: people riding the subway, a traffic jam on the Gowanus freeway, the air traffic coming in to LaGuardia, which looks like a string of pearls.
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Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405Director: Frank StiefelThe Gist: An intimate portrait of 56-year-old artist Mindy Alper, who uses art to work through her lifelong struggle with anxiety and depression.
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But the "Bridgegate" scandal, in which top aides shut down a bridge and caused a traffic jam to punish a local mayor for not backing Christie's 2013 reelection, badly hurt him from the start.
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Catchy as hell, upbeat, simple pop: this little gem will get you through a traffic jam, through a walk in the park, through a study break while you dance around with your headphones on.
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Those unable to get off the road in time were stuck in a bumper to bumper traffic jam, so a couple of savvy commuters decided to make the best out of a bad situation.
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People who could have lived in San Jose or other cities much closer to their offices instead live forty miles and a traffic jam away in SF. The shuttles inspired fierce backlash at times.
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Helplessly sitting in a traffic jam absolutely has to be one of the most annoying parts of the modern human experience, and that is why what one taco truck did recently was truly heroic.
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Between the Fire Rooster's influence and the astrological traffic jam we have headed our way, we will be moving full speed ahead into 2018 — and wouldn't it be great to just take a breather?
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The anti-EU UK Independence Party issued a poster showing a traffic jam with the message "The school over-run" and saying nearly one in four of Britain's primary schools were full or oversubscribed.
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On other occasions, when his car got stuck in a traffic jam, he would jump out and try to untangle the mess personally, according to Luzviminda Ilagan, a former member of Davao's city council.
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Demand is so strong that a traffic jam of dry-bulk carriers has built up off the eastern and southern coasts of Indonesia's island of Kalimantan, one of the world's biggest coal mining regions.
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The eight-minute journey can be booked through the app for around $200 per person, a trip that would normally take an hour by car — possibly two in the event of a traffic jam.
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Dhakaites will tell you that the rest of the world doesn't understand traffic, that the worst traffic jam in Mumbai or Cairo or Los Angeles is equivalent to a good day for Dhaka's drivers.
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Reports of as many as 200 climbers at the peak of the mountain Wednesday causing a traffic jam may have contributed to the deaths, according to ABC News and the South China Morning Post.
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" Justice Elena Kagan noted that while the two were convicted for property fraud the object of the scheme was not to obtain property, but to create a traffic jam and to "benefit people politically.
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Inexperienced guides were unable to cope with a "massive traffic jam" of climbers near the peak, he added, a result of the Nepalese government issuing a record 381 permits to climb Everest this year.
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The trouble was, it was cruising night on Hollywood Boulevard, and from the freeway all the way to the Chinese Theatre there were bumper-to-bumper lowriders; he was stuck in a traffic jam.
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In Audi's parlance, the A8's autonomous features translate as the "AI traffic jam pilot," meaning the car can take control of the driving in slow-moving traffic at up to 60 kilometers per hour.
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Prosecutors argued that the aides had knowingly created a traffic jam in the town of Fort Lee, New Jersey, as part of a scheme to punish the town's mayor for his refusal to endorse Gov.
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So don't go looking for the new Cayenne to be at the forefront of self-driving tech, even though things like a night vision camera and adaptive cruise control with traffic jam assist are available.
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"I think that any suffering that is caused as a result of a few hours sitting in a traffic jam is incomparable to what is going to happen in a few years" said Paluch-Machnik.
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The drive to NASA the next day is through an epic traffic jam: Hundreds of cars are pouring into the nearby visitor center to witness the launch, causing a backup for miles down the road.
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The automaker developed its own Level 3 system called Traffic Jam Pilot, which allows drivers in Europe to take their hands and eyes off the road while the car handles all driving in most situations.
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More than 25 mostly coal-carrying vessels are lined up at Gladstone port further south, data shows, though that is down from a traffic jam of more than 40 vessels last month, the agent said.
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Traffic Jam Assist, like other Level 2 systems on the road today, will follow a car ahead in traffic and control braking and acceleration as well as steering to keep the car in its lane.
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The A8's new automated driving feature is called "traffic jam pilot," and kicks in when the car finds itself in slow-moving traffic on divided highways at speeds of 37.3 mph and under only.
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However, there are cars with autonomous or "piloted" systems on the road today that can drive themselves for short distances on the freeway without a driver's input, like Tesla's Autopilot or Audi's Traffic Jam Assist.
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Alan Snitow, a marketing and brand strategy consultant from Chicago, said he might steer clear of La Guardia, after the traffic jam on Monday made him late for a meeting with new clients in Manhattan.
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Audi says it will introduce the various traffic jam pilot features gradually, so even buyers self-driving-friendly states like Nevada may not be able to fully enjoy all that self-driving goodness right away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was a sunny afternoon in downtown Portland, Maine, and a tree was lumbering across a crosswalk in front of the Portland Museum of Art, causing a traffic jam.
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Almost three years ago, artist Simon Weckert noticed something unusual at a May Day demonstration in Berlin: Google Maps showed there was a massive traffic jam, even though there were zero cars on the road.
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By the time the Nanda Devi group went missing, it had already been a deadly spring in the Himalayas, with a series of deaths associated with a traffic jam near the peak of Mount Everest.
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Gail: I'm following you, but just be aware that I am in awe of your bringing the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey into the Trump discussion without mentioning Chris Christie's traffic jam.
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The area was the site of the worst river traffic jam in decades this autumn after closures caused by a malfunctioning dam triggered a backup of boats that at one time stretched more than 50 miles.
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The opening dance number, set in a traffic jam on the freeway, pays homage to the 1967 Catherine Deneuve musical The Young Girls of Rochefort (overall, the movie owes even more to Deneuve's Umbrellas of Cherbourg).
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Audi must be very confident in the A8's abilities with traffic jam pilot to bring this to market, and Nvidia's tech has a lot riding on a smooth deployment once it does go to market.
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You have snacks in your car for when you go hungry in the middle of a traffic jam, a charger for when your phone dies, and a spare tire for when you accidentally hit a pothole.
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The game has caused a massive traffic jam in Central Park, and led users who were searching for the virtual creatures to find dead bodies instead, which has happened in San Diego, New Hampshire, and Wyoming.
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I imagined a red light down there and a traffic jam for miles, horns blowing, crystals getting out of their cars, arguing with each other and banging and kicking the walls of my joints in frustration.
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" (He was referring to South Africa's best known wildlife park, which has paved roads cutting across it and the occasional traffic jam.) "This," Shaun said, spreading his arms as wide as possible, "is the real Africa.
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That section made headlines in international media in 2016 when a three-day holiday traffic jam at one of its gates, Brebes Exit - which locals abbreviate to 'Brexit' - coincided with Britain's referendum to leave the European Union.
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This month, the artist managed to create a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin, by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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That's due to a "more is less" principle where congestion causes a widespread slowdown (familiar to daily commuters in most US cities) that abruptly cuts highway capacity by a third and leads to a persistent traffic jam.
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Between the lines: The heat wave's proximate cause is a traffic jam in the upper atmosphere, with a wavy jet stream pattern dominated by two sprawling areas of high pressure — one over Greenland and another across Europe.
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Gulliver remembers vividly that the last time he took a coach between London and Paris, half the time between the British capital and the English Channel was taken up by a traffic jam in the London suburbs.
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Conducted earlier this year, the online survey of nearly 8,000 vehicle owners found a higher level of trust and confidence among younger consumers in such advanced driver assistance systems as lane change assist and traffic jam assist.
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For example, a 2011 study found that tornado warnings that have an hour of lead time can lead people to flee a threatened area, potentially putting them in a traffic jam with a tornado barreling toward them.
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Two of these, a jazz pianist named Seb (Ryan Gosling) and a thesp (as the trades would say) named Mia (Emma Stone), meet cute in a gigantic traffic jam that doubles as a song-and-dance extravaganza.
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The formula does not apply only to tunnel digging, but to any situation in which a traffic jam could stop progress, such as a swarm of robots entering a disaster site to search for survivors or hazards.
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Though you might find the 70/30 work distribution present in your office, it's typically only useful in situations in which a traffic jam would delay progress, like tunnel digging or rescuing survivors from a disaster site.
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It has been an unusually dangerous season for climbers in the Himalayas, especially on the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, where a traffic jam on the Nepal side contributed to multiple deaths amid record numbers of visitors.
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Those who download the app and look up through their phones in Times Square can experience an incoming flotilla of boats of all kinds make its way around existing buildings and create a nautical traffic jam above.
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Sitting in a traffic jam near the San Juan airport before the arrival of Air Force One, a resident, Jaime Vega, disputed Mr. Trump's claim that Puerto Ricans should be doing more to help their own recovery.
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The photograph of a traffic jam of climbers leading to the summit of Mount Everest in May went viral, evidence of the mountain's surging appeal among thrill-seekers and the overcrowding that has caused deaths and pollution.
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Highway 101, the artery that connects the area's cities, spreading 50 miles to the south of San Francisco, is replete with Teslas — although, in the current boom, most are likely to be idling in a traffic jam.
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With a significant traffic jam created and "hundreds" sets of keys thrown into the woods, the Russian police arrested Datsik and his volunteers and took them to Tosnensky police department before releasing them all later that evening.
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As of Saturday, there have been 10 reported deaths related to the human traffic jam, bringing the this year's fatality count at Everest up to 17 — the worst death toll in decades excluding natural disasters, per the NYT.
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According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, Baldassari was driving an 18-wheeler east on I-20 in Midland County when he came upon a traffic jam that had formed as a result of an earlier accident.
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La La Land director Damien Chazelle declares his intentions in the film's opening moments, as a crowd of Angelenos caught in a traffic jam leap into an energetic dance number, using their vehicles and each other as props.
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Carter nets pair to lift Kings past Ducks ANAHEIM, Calif — Jeff Carter helped the Los Angeles Kings turn the race for first place in the Pacific Division into something extremely familiar to locals, a rush-hour traffic jam.
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During a recent test drive, Audi engineer Kaushik Raghu told me that Traffic Jam Pilot will include a "driver-availability monitoring system" that makes sure the driver isn't sleeping or looking backward for an extended period of time.
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Methodology: To understand the impact of traffic congestion at the street level instead of the household level, INRIX Research used the "bottleneck tool," which identified and evaluated every traffic jam within a customizable study area and time period.
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ULAANBAATAR, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Mongolia's customs has suspended the clearance of coal deliveries at a key border checkpoint into China for miners in the Gobi desert as it works to clear the road of a dangerous traffic jam.
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Emails revealed that a few months prior, Christie administration officials had intentionally created a massive traffic jam in the town of Fort Lee by closing down two key access lanes to a major bridge for a contrived reason.
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Strong demand for this grade has pushed up its spot premium to $1-$2 a barrel for cargoes loading in April and May, traders said, even as a huge tanker traffic jam at Basra ports is delaying shipments.
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Intelligent mapping systems like HERE's are the basis on which self-driving cars, linked to wireless networks, can perform functions such as recalculating a route to the nearest electric charging station or around a traffic jam or accident.
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Two years ago, this mountaintop was the scene of a cosmic traffic jam: honking horns, vans and trucks full of astronomers, V.I.P.s, journalists, businesspeople, politicians, protesters and police — all snarled at a roadblock just short of the summit.
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Sherpa guides on the Nepali side of the mountain have complained that the traffic jam at the last stretch of the climb, called "the death zone," has become the most serious problem for climbers in this spring season.
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And Wednesday in LA was no exception, when a guy in nothing but his underwear climbed to the top of a freeway exit sign, causing a massive traffic jam until authorities managed to coax him to the ground.
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The pair were accused of closing down access lanes at the busy George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee, New Jersey, to create a massive traffic jam as payback for the town's Democratic mayor failing to endorse Christie's reelection campaign.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - More than 228 large dry cargo ships are having to wait outside Chinese and Australian ports in a maritime traffic jam that spotlights bottlenecks in China's huge and global commodity supply chain as demand peaks this winter.
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Subaru already offers advanced driver assist features via its 'EyeSight' branded options, with plans to introduce new features including traffic jam autonomous navigation and steering, which is designed to work in traffic with speeds of up to 40 mph.
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Intelligent mapping systems like HERE's are the basis on which self-driving cars, linked to wireless networks, can perform functions such as recalculating a route to the nearest electric charging station or around a traffic jam or ice patch.
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The admitted mastermind of the Bridgegate scheme testified for the first time about how he came up with the idea to create a catastrophic traffic jam in New Jersey to punish a Democratic mayor for refusing to endorse Gov.
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Three days after the 25-story boom of a crane toppled onto the Tappan Zee Bridge, creating havoc and a huge traffic jam but killing no one, three separate investigations were proceeding on Friday into what caused the accident.
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As mind-boggling as hailing an automated taxi at the tap of a smartphone screen is, imagine the mental traffic jam caused by trying to regulate transportation and safety laws to accommodate for this next wave of driverless cars.
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Known as a Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attack, it involved a technical assault by malicious hackers—or government agents—who bombard its front pages with millions of bogus users, slowing the service down to a digital traffic jam.
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Washington (CNN)Several Supreme Court justices appeared sympathetic Tuesday to the arguments of former political aides convicted in relation to "Bridgegate" -- the George Washington Bridge traffic jam and political scandal that rocked the administration of then-New Jersey Gov.
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It's stuffed with safety technology, including Traffic Jam Assist, a semiautonomous driving feature that keeps the Q7 within its lane and in pace with the cars ahead while the driver reaches back to retrieve dropped Sippy cups and iPads.
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These often have a meditative quality completely at odds with his "Yo Shakespeare," from 1992, which the All-Stars also played, and that sounds like a marching band weaving through a honk-happy traffic jam on a hot day.
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The perception survey asked 2,005 people about five "Level 2" driving automation systems that are available in vehicles today, including Tesla's Autopilot, Traffic Jam Assist in Audi and Acura vehicles, Cadillac's Super Cruise, BMW's Driving Assistant Plus and Nissan's ProPilot Assist.
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For years, New Jersey governor and Donald Trump transition chief Chris Christie has asserted that he had no idea some of his top aides were conspiring to cause a traffic jam in Fort Lee, New Jersey, in the Bridgegate scandal.
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America's worst traffic jam this fall occurred on the Ohio River, where a line of about 50 miles of boats hauling grains and other products turned into a waterborne parking lot, as ship captains waited for the river to reopen.
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Audi, for example, will soon be introducing a product called traffic jam pilot that will allow hands-free freeway driving up to 2447 miles per hour (self-driving at full highway speeds is four to five years away, Audi says).
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It's all good, because I can experience some of the same relaxing effects of it back here in the noisy, garbage-filled, chronic traffic jam that is New York City, thanks to the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Monterey Bay Cam livestream.
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Peering into INSTINCTUAL DRIFT, what looks like some sort of leisurely feast from ancient times cracks into various fragments that reveal a congested traffic jam, rendered in black and white as if to emphasize the dull, pointlessness of the situation.
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The privacy of being in our own car grants us a certain type of anonymity which also exacerbates the actions we take when we're angry—specifically, the profanities that tend to spill out of our mouths in a traffic jam.
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The UMTA examined the possibility of PRT networks with ferry-like pallets instead of pods, letting riders drive ordinary vehicles onto the network — something that would have required much heavier guideways and still raised the problem of an exit traffic jam.
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We open the latest chapter in the "Meredith Grey should have moved to a safe house years ago" saga in a literal traffic jam with Grey, her new platonic life partner Alex, and the sister she's not currently mad at, Maggie.
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A former top aide and a former political ally are on trial over their roles in the 2013 scandal that elevated a traffic jam on access lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge into an immortal symbol of political payback.
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"It is too hot for anyone to walk, and no one wants to drive through a traffic jam and then have to look for a parking spot," said Shady Ahmed, who delivers for Costa Coffee in Zamalek, an affluent Cairo neighborhood.
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Audi, for example, will soon be introducing a product called traffic jam pilot that will allow hands-free freeway driving up to 35 miles per hour (self-driving at full highway speeds is four to five years away, Audi says).
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A traffic jam of nearly 21 large oil tankers has built up outside the Iraqi port of Basra due to loading delays, with some waiting up to three weeks and costing ship operators around $2503,2250 a day per vessel.
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Christie was once considered the odds-on favorite to win the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, before the "Bridgegate" controversy that ensnared Christie aides who closed lanes on the George Washington Bridge to create a traffic jam for a political rival.
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Put the car in comfort mode and you'll be treated to a sublime ride, smooth power delivery and fantastic noise isolation while massaging seats, a crystal clear Bowers & Wilkins stereo and a competent traffic jam assistant help melt away stress.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $1.5 million That's how much a Michigan man will get after he spent almost 46 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit AND FINALLY Traffic jam Thanks to these ducks, rush hour is a little bit different in Bangladesh.
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Not Impossible Labs is also the subject of a documentary that details the company's origins and was directed by Frank Stiefel, whose 2016 short film "Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405" won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject.
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In a project titled Google Map Hacks, Berlin-based artist Simon Weckert created a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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Brennan filed the complaint in municipal court in Fort Lee, New Jersey, where Christie allies were accused of deliberately causing a massive traffic jam in September 2013 by closing access lanes to the George Washington Bridge in order to punish the town's mayor.
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ULAANBAATAR (Reuters) - Mongolia is working to clear up delays at the Chinese border that have disrupted trade and created a traffic jam of coal trucks stretching more than 100 km (62 miles), the country's foreign ministry said during a press briefing on Wednesday.
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Baroni and Kelly, Cortes said, executed a "cruel and callous" plot to close down lanes at the George Washington Bridge in order to create a massive traffic jam as punishment for a local mayor who refused to back Christie's 2013 re-election campaign.
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But Mr. Wildstein testified previously that Mr. Christie knew about the closings and their punitive intent as they happened, and that the governor laughed when he heard about the traffic jam and that the mayor's calls about public safety risks were being ignored.
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All but two of those who died this climbing season perished on the way down, overcome by altitude sickness and exhaustion after the hourslong delays created by the traffic jam in the oxygen-starved atmosphere above 28,000 feet (the other two fell).
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The final leg of their journey to the summit was a traffic jam of trekkers enticed by good weather, the route clogged by a single-file march of 250 to 300 people along a precarious cliff that caused delays of about three hours.
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The video camera is mounted in the instrument cluster as part of BMW's Extended Traffic Jam Assistant system, part of a $1,700 package, that allows the car to go autonomous — with driver monitoring — in stop-and-go traffic under 37 miles per hour.
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"I wanted to find the hidden pockets of reverence, reflection, silence; places Angelenos repair to in order to recharge their batteries so that they are ready to face another day, another traffic jam, another screaming child, another vindictive boss," Reif Larsen writes.
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"'Help me!' people screamed," recalled Mr. Hridoy, absently picking at a thigh of Kentucky Fried Chicken and staring out the smudgy window at the typically epic traffic jam on the dusty highway out front, the relentless barrage of klaxons nearly drowning him out.
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He is distrusted by swaths of the conservative base and ethical questions continue to swirl around him because of the "Bridgegate" affair, in which Christie staffers forced a traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J., by closing toll lanes on the George Washington Bridge.
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An aide to Governor Chris Christie and an appointee at the Port Authority stand accused of closing lanes on the George Washington Bridge, for four days in September of 2013, to orchestrate a massive traffic jam as a form of political reprisal.
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"They let us die, the police and the fire brigade let us die," said Rozmari Koloktroni, 46, who said that before fleeing with her family to the sea, she saw police officers direct escaping people into Mati, creating a deadly traffic jam.
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Recently, stuck in a traffic jam, I saw an elderly and respectable-looking man leaping wildly and jerkily in his seat, his arms flailing, his face half-demented with anger, shouting things at other drivers that could not be heard through the glass.
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Road traffic near the northern French port of Calais was back to normal Tuesday after hundreds of migrants tried to block a major road and board trucks stuck in the traffic jam, drawing police intervention and clashes between the migrants and law enforcement.
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Nvidia's going to be powering a lot in the new A8, in fact – the car has six Nvidia processors helping power not only traffic jam pilot, but also its infotainment system, virtual cockpit instrumentation and headrest tablets for backseat passengers on fully equipped models.
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Being caught in a traffic jam on New Year's Eve is probably one of the most tiresome situations to find yourself in, but these commuters in Mumbai decided to make the most of it with an impromptu flash mob in the middle of the road.
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With flames lapping at the edges of Highway 63, the city's only land connection to the rest of Canada, the vast majority of the 88,000 evacuees went south in a slow-motion traffic jam in which trips that normally last for minutes stretched into hours.
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Baroni and Kelly were accused of shutting down access lanes to the bridge in September 2013 in Fort Lee, New Jersey, creating a massive days-long traffic jam to punish the town's mayor, Mark Sokolich, a Democrat, for declining to endorse Christie's reelection campaign.
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Yet under questioning by the prosecutor, Ms. Kelly did have to answer for emails and texts in which she appeared to be cheering on the antics of David Wildstein, the political operative who organized the traffic-jam punishment and has pleaded guilty in the case.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As shopkeeper Ali Akbar went to open his store last week along the main street of Thatta, in Pakistan's Sindh province, he found himself wading through a sea of people who had blocked the road, causing an enormous traffic jam.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As shopkeeper Ali Akbar went to open his store last week along the main street of Thatta, in Pakistan's Sindh province, he found himself wading through a sea of people who had blocked the road, causing an enormous traffic jam.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A huge traffic jam of hundreds of ships carrying coal and iron ore into China has built up outside key ports like Tianjin and Caofeidian, just as winter demand hits its peak ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday later this month.
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She and a co-defendant, Bill Baroni, a top Christie appointee at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, are accused of scheming, then covering up, the closing of lanes at the George Washington Bridge, causing an epic four-day traffic jam.
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I wanted to find the quiet, contemplative Los Angeles, the hidden pockets of reverence, reflection, silence; places Angelenos repair to in order to recharge their batteries so that they are ready to face another day, another traffic jam, another screaming child, another vindictive boss.
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CreditCreditDanielle Villasana for The New York Times In the hourlong traffic jam from Mexico City International Airport, on a road clogged with cars, buses and trucks, I keep glancing out the window, looking for familiar signposts, streets, neighborhoods, name places, threads of childhood memories.
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Meanwhile, two former Christie administration officials were convicted in charges relating to the Bridgegate scandal last month, with prosecutors arguing that they intentionally created a major traffic jam in a New Jersey town to punish the town's mayor for refusing to support Christie's reelection campaign.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At the 90th Academy Awards ceremony last night, the Oscar for Best Documentary (Short Subject) went to Frank Stiefel's Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405, a moving film about the Los Angeles-based artist Mindy Alper.
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After the mother of all meet-cutes in a Los Angeles traffic jam at the start of the film, Mr Gosling and Ms Stone's love affair blossoms before hitting the sort of rocky patch that has become a standard plot beat for so many modern screen romances.
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Prosecutors said the massive traffic jam they deliberately created in the town of Fort Lee was intended to punish its Democratic mayor for refusing to back Christie's re-election bid, as the governor's aides tried to burnish his bipartisan credentials in advance of his run for president.
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The closings of the access lanes in September 2013 continued for two more days, creating a catastrophic traffic jam that created gridlock for emergency vehicles, school buses and commuters in Fort Lee, N.J. But Mr. Christie made no effort to reopen the lanes and end the gridlock.
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Congestive heart failure, a worsening of this general condition, means blood flow from the heart through the arteries has slowed while blood returning to the heart through the veins has begun to back up and combined they cause congestion -- a blood traffic jam -- in the body's tissues.
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The big picture: Cities naturally want to take advantage of the troves of information citizens are sharing on social media, but some people may not expect city administrators to "listen to" them when blowing off steam about a traffic jam or venting about a snow plow.
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Viesturs, who has an extensive history on Everest, said the proposed changes did not do enough to tackle the "group think" pack mentality that led to the traffic jam in late May, a problem he said also needed to be addressed by climb leaders at base camp.
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Yet two of Christie's job appointees in New Jersey are currently facing trial for their involvement in the Bridgegate scandal — prosecutors say they conspired to cause a serious traffic jam in Fort Lee, New Jersey, to punish the town's mayor for refusing to endorse Christie's reelection campaign.
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Two of Mr. Christie's former associates, who were indicted on a charge of allegedly conspiring to create a crippling traffic jam as a form of political payback, are scheduled to go on trial in April, creating a potentially embarrassing spectacle as Mr. Christie presses an agenda in Trenton.
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"An autonomous vehicle does not include a vehicle that is equipped with one or more collision avoidance systems, such as electronic blind spot assistance, automated emergency braking systems, park assist, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, and traffic jam and queuing assist," the DMV says.
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The measure was dubbed Christie's "revenge" against newspapers that aggressively covered Bridgegate — the investigation that led to the convictions of two allies who conspired to cause a traffic jam on the George Washington Bridge in 2013 to punish a Democratic mayor who didn't endorse the governor for re-election.
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"La La Land" opens with a chorus music scene set during a morning traffic jam on a Los Angeles motorway, where drivers jamming away to tunes in their empty cars suddenly jump out of their vehicles and dance on the roofs, all to the beats of a big band.
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Audi announced Tuesday that its forthcoming A8 would be the first production vehicle to ship with a Level 3 self-driving feature onboard when it goes on sale next year, and now we know that Nvidia's technology will be helping power the vehicle's 'traffic jam pilot' autonomous capabilities.
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When the 2019 A8 sedan hits dealer lots later this year, Europeans will have access to Traffic Jam Pilot, which will take control of the car on the highway at speeds below 37 mph; no need for the constant human supervision required by current systems like Tesla's Autopilot.
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In 2013, a TV meteorologist in Oklahoma City told residents in the path of an approaching tornado, which was about an hour away from the city, to get in their cars and flee to safer ground, which contributed to a massive traffic jam that put people in more danger.
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ABOARD THE OLIVER C. SHEARER, Ohio River (Reuters) - America's worst traffic jam this fall occurred on the Ohio River, where a line of about 50 miles of boats hauling grains and other products turned into a waterborne parking lot, as ship captains waited for the river to reopen.
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The change is one of several the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey plans to announce on Monday to prevent a recurrence of the epic runway traffic jam that left hundreds of travelers stranded on planes for hours during the first weekend of 2018, officials said.
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This new picture, directed by Julius Onah from a story by Oren Uziel and Doug Jung, begins in a similar fashion, as couple Ava (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) and Michael (Roger Davies) sit in a nighttime traffic jam while discussing whether Ava should join a mission on a space station.
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But the main appeal of Uruguay, a progressive country wedged between two giants led by right-wing politicians, Argentina and Brazil, is taking it easy: Locals are as chilled out as it gets, more than 10 cars is a traffic jam and cows outnumber humans four to one.
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Though Chazelle has cited everything from Rear Window to Falling Down as inspiration for La La Land's elaborate opening number, "Another Day of Sun," (which features people singing and dancing while stuck in a traffic jam on the freeway), the actual logistics of the number was influenced by two musical masterpieces.
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"And when they see that their blockade is not important, then they may realize that this is not the way to tie Bulgarian road carriers or Bulgarian citizens' hands ..." The Kulata crossing has been closed for all vehicles, causing a 12-km (seven-mile) traffic jam of heavy-fright trucks.
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But simultaneously, he's also become the UK chart-bothering commercial rapper du jour, releasing catchy but innocuous pop songs (see: "Alright With Me") that you'd smile to and tolerate on the radio in a traffic jam, with catchy but innocuous pop stars like Alesha Dixon, Anne-Marie, and Josh Kumra.
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Over eight days on the stand earlier in the trial, Mr. Wildstein described Mr. Baroni as attentive to the details of the scheme, even deciding that the lane closings would start on the first day of school in September 2013 to maximize the catastrophic traffic jam that would — and did — ensue.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The death toll from a traffic jam of climbers on Mount Everest in the Himalayas, the world's highest summit, has risen to 22019, officials said on Saturday, as a record number of people tried to use a brief window of good weather to make it to the top.
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For the Republican governor, who dreamed of much more, perhaps to have his name inscribed on a presidential library, and whose political career was tarnished by a colossal traffic jam orchestrated by aides and allies, a groundbreaking for the modest road was still an honor that he seemed to relish.
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The two were convicted of fraud charges for scheming to close lanes on the George Washington Bridge, the busiest bridge in the world, during the first week of the school year in order to create a traffic jam to retaliate against a local mayor who had refused to endorse Christie.
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Most HUDs show the speed, but the A4 also shows the speed limit (and if it's a school zone), the lane-keeping assist guidelines and the adaptive cruise control (ACC) and traffic jam assist activity — and even a little shoe to warn you when your foot is too heavy on the gas pedal.
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To address the confusion, the Society of Automotive Engineers is revising its definitions of the 6 levels of driving automation to try to make it easier for people to distinguish between driver support features (like lane-centering and adaptive cruise control) and automated driving features (like traffic jam chauffeur or driverless taxis).
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Audi uses a similar setup in its Traffic Jam Pilot, but most competing systems, including Tesla's, rely on a torque sensor in the wheel to verify the driver is paying attention, a setup easily defeated by a well-placed orange or habitually tapping the wheel without bothering to look at the road.
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Defense lawyers argue that Mr. Wildstein, by his own account a serial prankster and liar, had kept Ms. Kelly and Mr. Baroni in the dark about the true purpose of the scheme, leading them to believe it was simply a traffic jam — a story federal prosecutors say they knew was a cover-up.
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In an effort to punish Mayor Mark J. Sokolich of Fort Lee, a Democrat, for not supporting Mr. Christie's re-election bid and his desire to cultivate bipartisan support ahead of a presidential run, members of the governor's administration schemed with Port Authority officials to trigger a massive traffic jam in Fort Lee.
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His administration's bipartisan swagger looked more like petty despotism after it was alleged that aides had closed lanes on a bridge into New York City to trigger a massive traffic jam, as punishment for a local Democratic mayor who declined to endorse the governor's re-election campaign (Mr Christie denies any knowledge of such antics).
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Mr. Wildstein has admitted to being the architect of the scheme, which created a catastrophic traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J. And he is now the main witness against the two former aides: Bridget Anne Kelly, who replaced Mr. Stepien in the governor's office, and Bill Baroni, Mr. Christie's top staff appointee at the authority.
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His testimony offered the first description of how the bridge scheme was formed and how it escalated from a mayor refusing to endorse Mr. Christie to others deciding that the best way to exact payback was to create a catastrophic traffic jam that would lock commuters, school buses, and emergency vehicles in traffic for hours.
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They worked together to single out local officials who supported the governor's 2013 re-election bid for perks and to mete out revenge to those who did not — including Mayor Mark Sokolich of Fort Lee, N.J., a Democrat who, having declined to endorse the governor, got a catastrophic traffic jam in return, prosecutors say.
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Mr. Sokolich took the stand in United States District Court here on Tuesday to tell the story at the center of the prosecution's case: that Christie administration officials deliberately closed two of three access lanes to create a traffic jam in Fort Lee, all to punish the mayor for refusing to endorse Mr. Christie.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.), an appropriator and member of GOP leadership, said getting a top-line number early would help avoid a traffic jam in September.
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"On a few occasions (shippers) jumped into the market to fix prompt spot tonnage, at rates well above the market," said Peter Lye, head of shipping at mining major Anglo American, referring to certain shippers who needed to charter at short notice to carry deliveries when other vessels were caught in China's traffic jam.
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The traffic jam during last spring's climbing season, one of the deadliest on the planet's highest mountain, underlined what veteran alpinists have been saying for years: Ego, inexperienced climbers, big payouts and chronic mismanagement — including the dangerous practice of cutting corners on vital safety equipment — have turned Everest into a circus at 29,000 feet.
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Mr. Pipkin told me enough amazing stories to inform five years of reporting, and arranged for me to be flown in a tiny plane above the Central Valley so I could see Raisin Town from above, as well as citrus and wheat and alfalfa and mansions and airstrips and a traffic jam on Highway 99.
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Yet in the complicated contraption that is Kennedy International Airport — which is managed by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the airlines, and the companies subcontracted by the airlines — it was not clear even on Monday, three days after the epic runway traffic jam, who was supposed to have stopped them.
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The occupants of a moving vehicle might even feel licensed to heckle or harass those they see, yet when the car is stripped of its power — by being stopped by traffic lights, for instance, or at a standstill in a traffic jam — and those occupants are exposed, their violence and aggression can rarely be sustained.
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The oldest is Mel Chin, 67, an artist whose hard-to-categorize work has ranged from stealth conceptual art interventions on the set of the 1990s television show "Melrose Place" to a 2018 mixed-reality installation in Times Square that simulated a view of the area from underneath rising seas, complete with an overhead nautical traffic jam.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) is warning against pushing back the deadline for ObamaCare repeal, warning it could create a legislative traffic jam on the Senate floor.
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Bridget Kelly, the governor's former deputy chief of staff, and Bill Baroni, the former deputy executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, abused their power to create a massive traffic jam in order to punish a local mayor for failing to back Christie's re-election campaign, Assistant U.S. Attorney Lee Cortes told jurors in Newark, New Jersey.
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Then, according to testimony in United States District Court here from the co-worker, Christina Renna, Ms. Kelly asked her to delete an email that had been written three months earlier, when the lane closings were causing a catastrophic traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J. Prosecutors say the closings were planned by Ms. Kelly and two other senior aides to Gov.
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The other day, a traffic-jam aficionado, curious to see how various nav apps would direct a driver who wanted to go from the East Side of Manhattan to Long Island City, Queens, in the shortest amount of time, punched a destination into a couple of iPhones and the dashboard system simultaneously, and let them compete for the driver's attention.
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Slightly more surprising was Allison Janney's win for Best Supporting Actress for I, Tonya, given Laurie Metcalf, Mary J. Blige, and Lesley Manville's nominations in the same category, as well as Icarus's win for Best Documentary, Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405's win for Best Documentary (Short Subject), and James Ivory's first Oscar, after three other nominations, for Best Adapted Screenplay for Call Me by Your Name.
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The Republican governor himself is not on trial, but in some ways his administration is; two of his former top lieutenants face nine counts, including conspiracy to commit fraud, in what federal prosecutors have called a "callous and audacious" scheme to exact political revenge by creating a traffic jam that punished a mayor who declined to endorse Mr. Christie's 2013 bid for re-election, and then cover it up.
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And you're starting to see some of the really high-end driver system features, where I think Audi just announced that their 2019 or 2018 model you'll be able to go on a freeway, on a divided highway at less than 35 mph it'll stay in the lane and not bump into the cars around you and you can read a book or whatever for however long the traffic jam lasts.
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But Mr. Wildstein resisted attempts to veer from the prosecution's charges: that he had conspired with two top Christie aides, Mr. Baroni, the governor's former top staff appointee at the Port Authority, and Bridget Anne Kelly, a former deputy chief of staff to the governor, to close the lanes for four days in September 2013 to create a traffic jam they knew would punish a mayor who had declined to endorse the governor's re-election.
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Jamal Simmons, a Washington-based Democratic political strategist and native Detroiter who expects a crowded contest for the seat, said that one result of a member of Congress occupying a seat for as long as Conyers Jr. had, is that the member leaves a "traffic jam" of political talent, adding that Conyers emerged from the civil rights movement, in which the men were out front and the women stayed behind the scenes, despite doing much of the work.
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