The question is whether anyone will be in the driver's seat.
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A licensed driver would need to be in the driver's seat.
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Schorling may be in the driver's seat for some time to come.
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Workers are "really going to be in the driver's seat," Erwin said.
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Cox though looks to be in the driver's seat for the second spot.
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Republicans will likely be in the driver's seat in the suburban Tampa district.
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It was nice to be in the driver's seat, donors said at the time.
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If LSU wins, they'll be in the driver's seat the rest of the way.
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"The consumer owns their data and they should be in the driver's seat," he says.
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With the region's dynamics shifting rapidly, Mr. Abe will not be in the driver's seat.
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This metaphor threatens to become overdetermined — she wants to be in the driver's seat, you dig?
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Pete Buttigieg: If primaries were about money, the South Bend mayor would be in the driver's seat.
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Critics have said Mr. Di Maio and Mr. Salvini will most likely be in the driver's seat.
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If growth is the goal, then the dynamics of the economy need to be in the driver's seat.
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Unlike 2014, though, it's the Democrats who look to be in the driver's seat in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Now Abraham may be in the driver's seat to make the top-two runoff with Bel Edwards next year.
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Even though Corden himself won't be in the driver's seat, I don't see that going over too well with him.
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For myriad safety reasons, a person will need to be in the driver's seat even if they're not actually driving.
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The winner will be in the driver's seat for a wild card, and the loser might be out. 5/4.
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You should always be in the driver's seat when it comes figuring out what you're really paying for your new car.
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A licensed driver would need to be in the driver's seat ready to take over in the event something went wrong.
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This enables the recruiter to be in the driver's seat and think further out in regards to the impact they can make.
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Trump would be in the driver's seat, but the others could force a compromise if they truly were not happy with him.
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And it's extremely confusing, meaning you'll be in the driver's seat during any crypto-forward conversations at cocktail hour or funeral processions.
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Public safety officers — rank-and-file police officers and immigration agents — will be in the driver's seat of making public safety policy.
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Many members of the driver experience team have become Uber drivers themselves to understand what it means to be in the driver's seat.
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"Corporates will be in the driver's seat, and we think execution and delivering on earnings will be key to generating returns in 2020."
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If they manage the upset in that one, they'll be in the driver's seat to steal one of the two Group A playoff spots.
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It gave her a sense of control, "and that's really important to me, to be in the driver's seat all the way to the end."
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But in March, the state took a step in Arizona's direction, repealing a rule that required someone to be in the driver's seat during autonomous tests.
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"We don't want to be driven by digitalization; we want to be in the driver's seat," said Christian Sewing, Deutsche Bank's board member responsible for the endeavor.
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"If the loan does not perform, then the private equity firm may be in the driver's seat to potentially own the company after a bankruptcy," Sirico said.
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Bond's back 007 will be back in theaters in 2019 for his 25th outing, but it's uncertain if Daniel Craig will be in the driver's seat this time.
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"The creditors are all savvy operators who will now be in the driver's seat, which will raise the prospect of a turnaround," said Tang from United First Partners.
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The words "Irish Cab" and a phone number were stencilled on the door, and Niall would be in the driver's seat, reading some paperback book in the dim inside luminance.
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"As long as the Islamic Republic is faced with internal and external insecurity, the security forces of the country will be in the driver's seat, not civilians," Mr. Sadjadpour said.
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"I have a strong feeling that this will work out and that OPEC will be in the driver's seat," Saudi oil minister Zaki Yamani told a news conference after the March 22016 meeting.
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Whichever team wins this game will be in the driver's seat in the N.F.C. North, and with the Bears hosting what should be a cold night game in Chicago, they have the advantage.
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Energy markets are going to be "in the driver's seat" for the rest of the year after metals and other commodities led the rally in the first two months of the third quarter, Morse said.
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When it comes to retirement, Americans need to be in the driver's seat and fully engaged, Wende Rhodes, vice president of branches at TD Ameritrade, tells CNBC Make It. "We can't afford to be passengers," she says.
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We'll get hyped for any beauty sale when it comes our way, but very rarely do we get the chance to be in the driver's seat when it comes to choosing what we get a discount on.
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While Waymo has given totally driverless rides to people as part of the private "Early Rider" program, for these more public rides, a Waymo employee will be in the driver's seat ready to take over if needed.
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Donors must be in the "driver's seat" now that Assad has all but won the war and millions of Syrian refugees consider returning to their homeland where one-third of the infrastructure has been destroyed, the report said.
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"If Biden loses South Carolina, it probably means his edge with [African American voters] has dissipated, meaning that the person who caused that support to dissipate likely would be in the driver's seat," says University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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The SUV is prowling the streets of Mountain View, California, but it's only after lead engineer Dmitri Dolgov flings his hands into the air that I realize he may be in the driver's seat, but the computer is in control.
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Bernie Sanders appears to be in the driver's seat now, and the only question for Democrats is whether he will benefit from the same condition of protracted fragmentation within his party that helped Donald Trump win the 2016 GOP primary.
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Indeed, it moved him to press even more urgently for the creation of a pan-European military force, which Trump sees as anathema to his view of an American-controlled NATO -- since the United States would no longer be in the driver's seat.
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Even her political adversaries noted her work, with Senator Edward Markey, a Democrat from Massachusetts, thanking her "for her service," though Markey's statement also noted that "truly dealing with the North Korean nuclear threat" required America to be in the driver's seat, implying that Haley was not.
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Curry's teams have won six of the nine games he has played in the finals over the last two seasons and, even with Wednesday's loss, the Warriors appear to be in the driver's seat for back-to-back titles with their two games to one lead.
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If companies like Uber want to be in the driver's seat when it comes to the transportation experience, or Google wants to control how you get there with its maps, then Luxe may be the one who will own what you do with your car when you get to wherever you are going.
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"I don't think that Khan will be in the driver's seat with regards to Pakistan's role or leadership in U.S.-Afghanistan peace talks." wrote Shamila Chaudhary, a senior fellow at New America, a think tank based in Washington, DC. The Pakistani military is involved in Pakistani foreign policy, and especially in the case of Afghanistan.
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We have heads of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Food and Drug Administration, the Health and Human Services Department, the surgeon general, the Office of National Drug Control Policy and the Drug Enforcement Administration, yet no single capable individual has been designated to be in the driver's seat of a response to the opioid crisis.
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While a lot of the focus so far on connected and autonomous cars has been on who will be in the driver's seat when it comes of operating systems, and how soon we might be to watertight self-driving systems (and how we will get there), network connectivity will be one of the obvious, if unsung, aspects that will need to be addressed.
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As with previous years, the company is continuing to focus on new lines of products and technologies, and specifically how Intel can be a more central player within them as part of its mission to continue evolving its chip business — the logic being, if Intel can be in the driver's seat in how that new technology develops, it can leverage this for Intel's chips to play a central role in powering them.
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Burns was reported to be "in the driver's seat" of the American negotiating team, even though it was officially being led by Kerry and Wendy Sherman. Burns had met secretly with Iranian officials as far back as 2008, when then-President George W. Bush dispatched him.
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In late January 2012, America's special envoy to the region Marc Grossman talked peace and reconciliation with Hamid Karzai in Kabul, though the Afghan president made it clear that Afghans should be in the driver's seat; hours before the meeting, Karzai said he personally held peace talks recently with the insurgent faction Hizb-i-Islami, appearing to assert his own role in a U.S.-led bid for negotiations to end the country's decade- long war. In July 2015, Afghan media outlets reported that Hekmatyar had called on followers of Hezb-e Islami to support the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in the fight against the Taliban. Reuters quoted a spokesman for Hizb-i-Islami as denying this, and calling the earlier reports a fake.
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