The brakes are completely electronic, unlike some other scooters that also include manual hand brakes or disc brakes.
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"Disk brakes are much smoother than traditional rim brakes, and great for stopping," he says, adding that disk brakes generally require less maintenance.
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Ride performance: HRange and ride time:Battery charge time: LMotor: You want Brakes: Brakes can be
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Right, so we're putting roller brakes and then we're putting drum brakes that are weather-sealed.
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Depending on your vehicle, the front brakes and rear brakes will wear down at a varying rates.
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Usually regenerative brakes — brakes that give power back to the battery — they're really grabby; they kind of jerk.
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Where normal brakes slow a vehicle by friction, turning energy into heat, "regen" brakes are actually small generators.
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Regenerative brakes on the front wheels (all three also have hydraulic brakes) help boost the range to 100 miles.
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"Brakes become crucial on the downhill," he said with a laugh, which is why the Zeitgeist has ventilated disc brakes.
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This bike uses mechanical disk brakes as opposed to hydraulic disk brakes, which are more advanced but also more expensive.
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The cars have both regular brakes and regenerative brakes, the latter of which can send kinetic energy back into the battery.
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Refilling requires removing the car's grill, rear fender liners and rear deck including rear brakes, which are bigger than front brakes.
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When a driver lightly touches the brakes in some models, it is not the friction brakes that are applied initially, but regen braking instead.
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Co-op Cycles Rev 20 Kid's Bike for $169 ($30 off): This bike lets kids start using hand brakes as well as pedal brakes.
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The Fed is taking its foot off the accelerator, or perhaps tapping the brakes; it is not by any means slamming on the brakes.
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Anti-lock brakes are designed to automatically pump the brakes and help the driver maintain control when trying to stop on a slippery surface.
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This makes for considerable wear and tear on the brakes, with 16 braking moments around the lap and few places for the brakes to cool down.
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Adjustments can be made to the trailer brakes, and an engine brake setting helps save the physical brakes when lugging heavy cargo down steep mountain roads.
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From early on, both Rosberg and Hamilton had problems with their brakes and were told several times by their engineers to take it easy on the brakes.
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In young adults, on the other hand, "there are brakes, but it's more like the brakes might not work when the road is bumpy," Ms. Cohen said.
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Though most production cars get smoky burnouts and brisk getaways by pinning the brakes and the throttle, then releasing and flooring it, the strategy can quickly overpower brakes.
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You also get rear drum brakes — antiquated compared to the disc brakes you'd expect — and no active safety equipment is available until you step up to a higher trim.
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Cops say McClendon tapped his brakes several times during the final 5 seconds -- but cops aren't considering it "breakage" because he stopped touching the brakes 31 feet from the wall.
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Brembo's distinctive coloured brakes stop many of the world's fastest cars but when it comes to the electric vehicles of the future it faces a problem - traditional brakes are noisy.
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New York City puts the brakes on Uber, Lyft .
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I hit my brakes instantly + skidded to the left.
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Automatic braking systems, which activate brakes when the technology senses objects ahead and the driver does not slow down, require more sensors and software than conventional brakes and add to vehicle costs.
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But that's not the issue, not any longer, because what he is just now discovering is that the door is not going to swing open no matter how many times he orders it to, and the brakes—the autonomous brakes, the brakes with a mind and a purpose of their own—don't seem to be working at all.
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Frank Bruni Were Brakes Just Put on the Trump Juggernaut?
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They could even disable the car's brakes at low speeds.
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Normally, our prefrontal cortex puts the brakes on aggressive behavior.
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Do we need to pump the brakes on CRISPR research?
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Then Bottas hit the brakes, and his car just… twitched.
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Then there's a question about whether you touch the brakes.
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And the disc brakes give you plenty of stopping power.
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Brakes completely locking with barely a touch should never happen.
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I slammed on my brakes, I was laughing so hard.
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"A ruling like this slams on the brakes," Gilbert said.
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It's brakes are as powerful and reliable as Old Faithful.
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The Tesla representative in the driver's seat hit the brakes.
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Brakes going out on a hill in San Francisco. Right.
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PERINO: They could have just hit the brakes really fast.
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But the Justice Department might put the brakes on it.
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Take, for example, the regenerative brakes on the back wheels.
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Lyft's stock just hit the brakes in a major way.
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There will be some brakes on what they can do.
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But another part of me says, Whoa, pump the brakes.
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The mutation trashed the brakes, locking the cells in overdrive.
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The drivers serve as the brakes, accelerator, and steering wheel.
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The new EVO comes with either rim or disc brakes.
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If all lights went red, we slammed on the brakes.
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The bus swerved in a screeching of brakes and stopped.
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The hydraulic disc brakes were also responsive but not aggressive.
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Brakes had revenue of nearly $5 billion in fiscal 2015.
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And with hydraulic disc brakes, it's easy to stop, too.
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At Turn 13, the car brakes from roughly 185 m.p.h.
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The Hill: Dems under fire put brakes on Omar resolution.
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But, Uber aside, they have dabbed the brakes of late.
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"So there are no brakes to stop the Supreme Court."
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Most delicately, Ms. Pelosi keeps pumping the brakes on impeachment.
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Let's not put the brakes on the drive for efficiency.
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But such a car would constantly slam on the brakes.
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Fun fact: there are no brakes on the Hoss Fly.
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Net worth: $13.5 billionAge: 78Source of wealth: self made; brakes
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Could a cobalt shortage put the brakes on electric cars?
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New brakes and rotors, among several other pieces, were installed.
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Those brakes are fade free, even after multiple panic stops.
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Several riders reported being injured due to the faulty brakes.
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" (His big mouth.) He was "a Mack Truck without brakes.
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Ford wasn't the only U.S. automaker to use asbestos brakes.
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Flores says that the issue is more prevalent at low speeds when softly applying the brakes, and that the brakes continue to function and exceed the requirements of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard.
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The human immune system is equipped with a set of brakes that cancer cells are able to activate; the first immunotherapy treatment in effect disables the brakes, enabling white blood cells to attack the tumours.
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Even though it is not one of the fastest tracks of the season — and therefore is not as hard on the brakes as many other circuits — it nevertheless creates above-average stress on the brakes.
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One likens it to accelerating a car with the brakes on.
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Teens are crashing less because of things they've learned at BRAKES.
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Automatic emergency brakes (AEB) are designed to help vehicles avoid collisions.
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" Said Friend Olga Viter: "It was no brakes before or after.
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He was screeching on his brakes for a good 20 feet.
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Federal courts, however, have since put the brakes on the policy.
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Delta 873 returned to the gate, where its brakes were checked.
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Do the brakes allow you to make smooth and abrupt stops?
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Unfortunately, that austerity applied the brakes to investment in new roads.
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Audi says this system is 30% lighter than traditional vacuum brakes.
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Volta is fitted with hydraulic brakes if you need to stop.
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The brakes are really tiny and high pressure to brake fast.
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But a heroic bystander hopped aboard and put on the brakes.
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" He continued, "It was a real hard workout for the brakes.
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You could tell they were getting on the brakes pretty strongly.
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Thank god we had a an operator to hit the brakes.
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Skip the carbon-ceramic brakes and save yourself a full $8,000.
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Is this going to put the brakes on contraception for men?
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But on June 18th several EU countries slammed on the brakes.
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" NYT: "In Elon Musk's World, Brakes Are for Cars, Not C.E.O.s.
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Here's where we as parents need to slam on the brakes.
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Also, if you're using Mamba for iOS, put on the brakes.
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That could let someone slam on the brakes while you're riding.
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When ISA kicks in, drivers can override the brakes by accelerating.
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But they can act as powerful brakes within the general slide.
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The supply adjustment brakes are too concealed to allow much inspection.
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But Hahn did not indicate he would put the brakes on.
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It blew my mind and slammed the brakes on my life.
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Hitting the brakes indicates an impressive amount of maturity and foresight.
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The brakes are stout, and tire grip is sticky and predictable.
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Nearly a full second after striking Herzberg, Vasquez hit the brakes.
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If needed, it will engage the full force of the brakes.
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Carbon-ceramic brakes are a necessity on a car this fast.
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Congress should put brakes on this technology, not ineffective band-aids.
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He was always able to say that Washington was applying brakes.
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Why then, Sebastian Mallaby asks, didn't he put on the brakes?
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As for a possible running mate ... she says pump the brakes.
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They could be wired to the brakes instead of the gas.
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It's time to pump the brakes on the Daniel Jones enthusiasm.
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Without anti-lock brakes, I scan the road ahead more mindfully.
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The inside rear brakes feather to deliver a more confident arc.
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The brakes are one of the worst parts of this vehicle.
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And it's time to check the brakes before the next crash.
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Emergency brakes were applied one second before the crash, it said.
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They're like a vehicle gaining momentum and the brakes don't work.
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Brazil's leaders now saw merit in putting the brakes on deforestation.
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"We said 'Hey, hey, pump the brakes,'" the official said Wednesday.
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"We said 'Hey, hey, pump the brakes,' " the official told CNBC.
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The steering and brakes both provide great feedback and feel natural.
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Mr. Kelly should be stepping on the brakes, not the gas.
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Hydraulic brakes by Tektro make stopping on a dime fairly seamless.
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He slammed on the brakes and the youngster evidently scooted away.
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Worries about brakes as a source of disease go back decades.
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It's another straightforward part and is usually completed in pairs, because properly functioning front brakes will wear evenly on the left and right and the rear brakes will do the same on the left and right.
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If the brakes are not fixable, you put the car in the garage for the rest of the time, and your primary responsibility is to make sure this car with the faulty brakes doesn't hurt anybody.
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Data capture from the vehicle would be monitored, to swiftly engage the brakes, scan the periphery of the car and ensure that the driver does not step on the accelerator when the brakes should be applied.
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Standard safety equipment includes ventilated front and rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brakes; automatic emergency braking; pre- and post-collision safety systems; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; and dusk-sensing headlamps.
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In the meantime, drivers are instructed to always use their parking brakes.
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In 2009, the brakes on Maddin's trailer froze because of subzero temperatures.
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He just needs to tap the brakes a bit in the process.
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The engine looked amazing, the suspension looked amazing, the brakes looked amazing.
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As the rumbles turns to screeching brakes, the yellow MetroCard slashes forward.
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Before the 1980s, they were used in home insulation and vehicle brakes.
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She needs an oil change and something is weird with the brakes.
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I know how to pump the brakes and say, 'Hey, I'm joking.
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The bike's hydraulic disc brakes are there to ensure a confident stop.
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The brakes still worked and it was able to maintain air pressure.
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"It happened as soon as I hit the brakes," Kuebler-Weber said.
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Technology investor Paul Meeks is putting the brakes on his bullish forecast.
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The seats, seat belts and brakes are highlighted in French racing blue.
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However, he did not apply the emergency brakes, according to the NTSB.
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Or you think people should be putting the brakes on that movement?
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Safety is said to be significantly improved, too, including more powerful brakes.
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Then we stopped putting the brakes on it, and just did it.
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S. trade dispute putting the brakes on investor appetite for risk assets.
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You think that the car will put on the brakes by itself.
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Police told local news they were testing the car's brakes and visibility.
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Remember, the Uber car reportedly didn't even touch the brakes until afterwards.
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Jonathan instead hits the brakes just when it's at its most dangerous.
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Then the rest of the animal doesn't have brakes on its 'pain'.
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And they feature drum brakes, which work better when it's wet out.
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Brakes supplies food to pubs as well as hospitals, restaurants and schools.
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I know how to pump the brakes and say 'Hey, I'm joking.
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But this week, the planets hit the brakes in a major way.
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But a growing number of referendums serve as brakes on European integration.
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Yet, despite these self-imposed brakes, Ethiopia's economic progress has been spectacular.
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"I don't think anybody is pumping the brakes right now," he said.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India has slammed the brakes on a liquidity crisis.
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Carbon brakes were first used in Formula One in the late 1970s.
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Three companies — Brembo, Hitco and Safran — provide brakes for Formula One teams.
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Oil prices near $70 shouldn't put the brakes on economic growth, however.
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Hughes, meanwhile, is hoping to put the brakes on Carson's domestic demands.
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The CMA also put the brakes on any changes to existing contracts.
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Even without the available Brembo brakes, the car scrubs off speed securely.
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Yet the car didn't even touch the brakes or sound an alarm.
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All three medicines work by taking the brakes off the immune system.
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Eventually, the brakes were reset and the train moved off the bridge.
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It's not too late to tap the brakes and reset the compass.
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Lenders may have helped put the brakes on car sales last month.
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I am not used to not using any brakes into the corner.
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He slams on the brakes, opens the door, gropes for his cane.
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Growth: +4, for initiative at work and pumping the brakes on Daniel.
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Carbon-ceramic brakes come standard for optimal stopping power at high speeds.
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Chairman Pai has also put the brakes on new internet privacy rules.
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Autopilot was operating, and neither it nor the driver activated the brakes.
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Subway commutes were disrupted by someone activating the emergency brakes, officials said.
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Finally, some companies that were headed toward bigness slammed on the brakes.
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"I don't think the Fed is tapping the brakes yet," he said.
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Either doing nothing or slamming on the brakes leads to an accident.
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Either doing nothing or slamming on the brakes leads to an accident.
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"He can apply some brakes, he can slow the decline," Jenkins said.
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It's entirely manual — no anti-lock brakes and definitely no Xbox controllers.
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After Monday's practice, though, Kerr pumped the brakes on Durant's potential return.
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The driver slammed on the brakes and I ducked behind the seat.
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The tax also would likely put the brakes on high-speed trading.
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No brakes, perhaps, but it will almost certainly run out of steam.
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When the brakes fail, they leap yet again into a third skyscraper.
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But his work schedule has put the brakes on his fund-raising.
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"We're not putting the brakes on what's being done," the source said.
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Meyer tapped the brakes on making too much out of the blowout.
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As it was, neither the car nor Mr. Brown hit the brakes.
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It also has bigger wheels for a more stable ride, and better brakes.
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Plus, it has 15-inch aluminum alloy wheels and disc brakes to boot.
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If those don't work, the car tightens the seatbelt and pumps the brakes.
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"I put my brakes on, and I jump out," Phillips told KSL-TV .
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Do Trump and the automakers want to slam the brakes on such progress?
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As a result, her "brakes" get applied less frequently or not as hard.
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In response, Mr Trump's administration appeared to tap the brakes on its locomotive.
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They acquire battery cells, wheels, tires, brakes and suspension systems from other suppliers.
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The employees repaired the broken AC system and replaced the tires and brakes.
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Check out the vid ... Anthony says pump the brakes on judging the guy.
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They also proceeded to add lighter magnesium wheels, grippier tires, and better brakes.
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The story is similar: she applied the brakes, and the bike locked up.
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When one area of your life regains speed, another must hit the brakes.
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Getting laid off was like someone had floored the brakes on my life.
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Instead of plowing forward, suffering every step of the way, hit the brakes.
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Also, some of those independents are tapping the brakes on their spending levels.
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So that doesn't seem like the time to be stepping on the brakes.
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Today, a German regulator announced it is putting the brakes on Facebook's plan.
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His brakes are inspected every three months, which costs about $220 each time.
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Neither the driver nor the car appeared to activate the brakes before impact.
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Despite these brakes a recovery of sorts should remain intact, for three reasons.
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I suspect all the breakages have put the brakes on that for now.
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On top of that, the different brakes change the feel of the car.
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They really feel they cannot be seen as putting the brakes on this.
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I'd like to pump the brakes on my vocal affectations and recording styles.
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A preliminary report indicated the minibus' brakes were faulty, the transport department said.
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Why, then, did the new government of Theresa May jam on the brakes?
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Let's cut to the chase: Cardio can put the brakes on muscle growth.
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Brakes remain on economic growth: business investment is weak and productivity is falling.
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They've put the brakes on using CRISPR to edit human embryos for now.
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The brakes wear out only to a small degree during a race — about .
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Wall Street analysts are pumping the brakes on the Trump stock market rally.
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The new guidance taps the brakes on at least some of their activities.
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It's like a car: you got your anti-lock brakes, your exhaust pipes.
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Closures on this scale could put the brakes the world's second-largest economy.
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The track is not hard on brakes, though brake cooling can be difficult.
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Neither Autopilot nor the 40-year-old driver, Joshua Brown, hit the brakes.
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It's lighter, comes with either rim or disc brakes, and is more aero.
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He steals bikes, sprays graffiti onto walls, unlatches the parking brakes on cars.
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That overhaul had put the brakes on transition talks with the White House.
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Recently, he made a hoverbike with no, seat, or brakes—and it flew!
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Other times, it is more like a fast car slamming on the brakes.
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Coors, Hershey, and KFC have already hit the brakes on their ad campaigns.
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A cycle of increasingly harsh tariffs would slam the brakes on global growth.
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Riders can activate the emergency brakes from subway cars by pulling a cord.
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If you look closely, you can see the Brembo brakes and ventilated discs.
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A subway saboteur has been pulling brakes across the system, causing big delays.
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The White House counsel knew to hit the brakes and shelve Trump's demand.
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This year, on the first day, the Expedition's brakes were on the fritz.
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I have replaced brakes, mufflers, spark plugs and radiators, and changed the oil.
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"She said the brakes were burning and they were coasting," her mother said.
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Two cars jumped the tracks after the emergency brakes were activated, officials said.
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If you're shipping #GStallion or #TheeEazy, you might want to pump your brakes.
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The brakes are astounding, so slowing down from terrifyingly high speed is nothing.
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Once landed, it applies the brakes to bring the plane to a halt.
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Ford's allegation has prompted even some less-moderate Republicans to pump the brakes.
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They fear that price transparency will put the brakes on their gravy train.
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The teenage brain has been likened to a speeding car with no brakes.
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He slammed the brakes on Johnson's strategy, and reinstated coupons and old brands.
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The T8 has regenerative brakes, which recover kinetic energy to charge the batteries.
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But not putting brakes on our growing debt is the truly reckless choice.
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The administration should be helping lead the way, not putting on the brakes.
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It smells like "a cross between hot brakes and burning rubber," Oswald said.
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Don't use the brakes as the only defensive safety measure on wintry roads.
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Aging populations and historically weak rates of economic growth also act as brakes.
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As we crossed the Manhattan Bridge, the brakes groaned and the train stopped.
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Kerr has also been advising his players to pump the brakes in transition.
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Despite the debt boom, central banks have been loathe to put on the brakes.
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This whole process could start pretty soon, but Scottish lawmakers are pumping the brakes.
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When the front truck brakes or speeds up, so does the truck behind it.
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It's also used in a variety of plastics and in car clutches and brakes.
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This was a true driver's car: no antilock brakes, no traction control, no assists.
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On Thursday night, he suggested it would only be temporary pumping of the brakes.
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O'Neal testified that Hayes "smashed" on his brakes before he crashed into Smith's SUV.
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It's therefore no surprise that producers are putting the brakes on their growth plans.
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This kind of fear will eventually pump the brakes on America's current economic growth.
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It has thick tires, hydraulic disc brakes, an LCD display, and side-view mirrors.
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Our older bikes have Shimano brakes but with a hardware modification to improve braking.
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I slammed on the brakes, went under the front tire and narrowly missed death.
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A manned front vehicle controls gas and brakes for the others using radio signals.
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WE LANDED AND YOU COULD TELL THEY WERE GETTING ON THE BRAKES PRETTY STRONGLY.
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Today's report put the brakes on that and sent the stock into a tailspin.
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"I literally hit my brakes, did a quick turn, I jumped out," Hawley said.
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But the Quadrifoglio has one issue that the normal Giulia doesn't: seriously frustrating brakes.
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Shepherd allegedly never hit her brakes until it was too late, according to Elgin.
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Disappointing data suggest the central bank might not hold the brakes down for long.
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"We are not the ones with our foot on the brakes," insisted Mrs Merkel.
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Pumping the brakes will give policymakers more time to counteract potential unemployment, proponents argue.
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There's no pumping the brakes for Kylie Jenner and her billion-dollar makeup empire.
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As the wooden brakes wore down, she padded them with a shoemaker's leather soles.
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Once I'm watching a show, it's hard for me to put the brakes on.
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As we reported ... witnesses say the stuntwoman did not apply the brakes before crashing.
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Williams technical head Paddy Lowe said the Mercedes-powered car's rear brakes had failed.
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Data shows Bostian applied the train's full emergency brakes just moments before the derailment.
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The driver immediately slammed on the brakes to make sure the guy was okay.
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The Briton also complained that he was "constantly getting an issue" with the brakes.
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Lesser systems require you to modulate the brakes or shift from reverse to drive.
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The engineer then applied the brakes but apparently not the emergency brake, NTSB said.
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Tap, tap, tap: To avoid spinning out of control, don't slam on the brakes.
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Around the time the album came out, the band pumped the brakes regarding touring.
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In the Senate alone, multiple Republicans are tapping the brakes on the whole process.
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But a new report from Goldman Sachs is urging everyone to hit the brakes.
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There would be no Constitutional brakes on him except wholesale mutiny of the military.
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"We're looking for the objects that put the brakes on these objects," Showalter said.
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The Associated Press: U.S., China put the brakes on trade dispute with cease-fire.
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But you notice the speed only when someone hits the brakes or the gas.
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The engineer, who was injured, might have failed to hit the brakes in time.
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The van brakes automatically if something crosses your path while you are backing up.
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The system is capable of controlling the throttle, brakes and steering in certain situations.
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Properly designed, a product becomes intuitive, like operating the hand-brakes of a bicycle.
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Passengers said they felt a "massive jolt" and that the plane's brakes had failed.
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It's time for Congress to apply the brakes and apply some much-needed supervision.
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The combined breaking system ensures that both front and back brakes are properly aligned.
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It also takes so much longer to put on the brakes than you realize.
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More than 100 experts called on the Home Office to put on the brakes.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan put the brakes on the discussion, citing Trump's election.
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Chuck Schumer is pushing for Republicans to pump the brakes on their tax plan.
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Some economists have questioned whether the brakes are needed at all at this point.
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In general, the Fed hits the brakes when it sees signs of rising inflation.
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That means handlebars, seats, brakes, bells, shifters, and seat clamps all get wiped down.
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"Today, you would never buy a car without airbags and antilock brakes," he said.
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But dozens of people have reported flipping over the handlebars after applying the brakes.
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Riders who quickly hit the brakes reported stopping short, then flipping over the handlebars.
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New York City officially pumped the brakes on Uber and other ride-hailing services.
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The process is often referred to as taking the brakes off the immune system.
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It would not seem the ideal time to put the brakes on Europe's economy.
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A sharp spike in gas prices could slam the brakes on all of that.
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The train stayed put because he had also applied air brakes on the locomotives.
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This year, the Fed has signaled it will pump the brakes on rate hikes.
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The combination leaves Mr. Norris frequently pumping the gas pedal with the brakes on.
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German luxury carmakers and German manufacturers of high-technology brakes could also be winners.
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She also won the Asian Formula Renault championship but then the brakes came on.
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The crankset, shifters, derailleurs, rear cogs, hydraulic disc brakes, and brake levers are Shimano.
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In another demonstration, a car driving at near highway speed jammed on the brakes.
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The trade-offs aren't bad, though, thanks to antilock brakes and built-in lights.
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Recall that anti-lock brakes showed up first on supercars in the late 1970s.
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But it did not have the tires and brakes to match all that power.
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So they use these rate hikes to gradually tap the brakes on the economy.
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The country wants to know if Facebook will put the brakes on digital disinformation.
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Putting the brakes on this drilling proposal makes a lot of sense to us.
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Why don't you go out and research brakes and then you can have them.
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Other opportunities for exposure: filing, grinding or sanding brakes, or cleaning up work areas.
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Later this month, they will continue and learn to fix brakes, steering and suspension systems.
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The food service company Sysco said it would buy Europe's Brakes Group for $21 billion.
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Red LED taillights improve your visibility at night, and flash whenever you apply the brakes.
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This protein hits the brakes on the immune response, otherwise known as negative immune regulation.
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This might include information about accelerating through turns too fast or slamming on their brakes.
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Of course, the new XC90 still has standard brakes and a steering wheel for humans.
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Rick seemed to be Team Zylka, but pumped the brakes when we mentioned wedding bells.
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If we're going to put the brakes on climate change, electric cars will be crucial.
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"Actions to put the brakes on climate change are a moral imperative," the statement said.
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And yet we don't also want to put on the brakes on the economy. Right?
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We just shut down the motion (ph) and parked the brakes and it's hit me.
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Hennessy owns the Ammco brand that manufactured grinders, but did not make the brakes themselves.
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Once confirmed, the system will engage the brakes and decelerate or make a full stop.
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To me, the feature I love the most on the Rev is its three brakes.
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Those reasons weren't included in the FCC's explanation for pumping the brakes on the deal.
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An alarming nineteen percent blamed the scooter itself, suspecting its brakes or wheels had malfunctioned.
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HITTING THE BRAKES The single most important driver of industrial metal prices is manufacturing demand.
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Instead, you'll get a full suspension system, disc brakes, and integrated turn signal tail lights.
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Well, for one thing, reporters need to put the brakes on the self-righteous moralizing.
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American courts have resisted putting the brakes on purely ceremonial religious references in government contexts.
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And even after the baby arrives, the "Bodak Yellow" rapper is not hitting the brakes.
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Drivers on the sea-level stretch of pavement have no better luck with their brakes.
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My grandfather could diagnose issues with the brakes on heavy rail cars with his ears.
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The cosmos is throwing on the brakes and all signs say to slow way down.
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HTC instead pumped the brakes on the Grip's release and teamed up with Under Armour.
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Central bankers typically see themselves as drivers who press on a vehicle's accelerator and brakes.
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Alcohol does put the brakes on fat burning while it's being metabolized by your body.
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The unit makes engine components, interior and exterior aircraft lighting, landing gear, wheels and brakes.
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Just like the original, the cars will have disc brakes and the famous triple stripes.
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"The question is not whether we should hit the brakes abruptly," he said on Friday.
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The recorder could provide information on the train's speed, use of brakes and throttle position.
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It's fairly easy to measure if a car's brakes or airbags meet minimum technical standards.
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Pump the brakes, advises personal finance expert and star of ABC's "Shark Tank" Kevin O'Leary.
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For an electric scooter that can cost up to $1,190, the brakes are shockingly bad.
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It's meant to be more durable, with a longer battery life and bike-like brakes.
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And there's certainly a chance that trade tumult will cause it to hit the brakes.
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These instructions include advising customers to set the parking brakes in their vehicles before exiting.
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Eyewitnesses say the brakes were never applied ... and she was also not wearing a helmet.
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Working tail lights, but I'm not sure why you'd ever want to apply the brakes.
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That ushered in more features, including seat belts, airbags and electronics for anti-lock brakes.
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But, pump your brakes ... a full-on tour is still a long shot, at best.
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Body roll is nonexistent and the brakes feel like they could stop a speeding bullet.
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While McClendon touched the brakes, "it did not really slow the vehicle down," Citty said.
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Citty added that he did not want to speculate about why McClendon tapped his brakes.
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It's up to management, in sports and in pro wrestling, to pump the brakes sometimes.
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Try and drive it into a wall, the Phantom 43 will put on the brakes.
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The $1,600 Boosted Rev has three brakes, wide handlebars, fat tires, and a bombproof frame.
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This is what happens when car-crazed millionaires can't hit the brakes on their obsession.
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It's also got a trick air suspension system, a lowered ride height, and better brakes.
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It was a little scary but I didn't panic or slam the brakes or anything.
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Would you drive 90 miles per hour if you didn't have brakes on your car?
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Eventually Sweden's overwhelmed government slammed on the brakes, erecting border controls and tightening asylum rules.
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After three seasons of speedy villains, The Flash will hit the brakes in Season 4.
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It may be no bad thing that India's constitutional system puts brakes on such ambitions.
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More inspections were set for Tuesday, including a review of the train's brakes, Frigo said.
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Regenerative braking is performed via the rear wheel, working in conjunction with the hand brakes.
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Pyongyang's increasing nuclear and ballistic missile tests have already put the brakes on the trade.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Singapore is tapping the brakes on Southeast Asia's ride-hailing mega-merger.
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Insurers want to know how fast people drive and how hard they hit the brakes.
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Compared to, 'No, let's hit the brakes a little bit: Do I really want that?
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Asbestos is found in our homes, schools, workplaces and even the brakes in our cars.
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"The parachute is resistant enough that the system brakes sufficiently to catch plastic," says Slat.
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My tester's 19-inch forged allow wheels concealed vented-disc Brembo brakes, with red calipers.
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Going downhill, I have the hand brakes pressed on, but the bike is still going.
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Some Democratic senators from the Midwest are calling on their colleagues to pump the brakes.
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Stopping power meanwhile comes Brembo brakes with available 15.1-inch rotors at all four corners.
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She also recommended holding up a fist when you are going to hit the brakes.
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It's a big deal—when somebody says just try this, and the brakes aren't on.
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The rules do not allow the bikes to have front brakes on the oval tracks.
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But I think today, you would never drive a car without airbags and antilock brakes.
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Now, we count on the president to pump the brakes on out-of-control advisers.
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"Everybody has hit the brakes," said Mike Ramsey, an analyst at the research firm Gartner.
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Autopilot failed to recognize the truck and neither it nor the driver applied the brakes.
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Part of being an adult is applying the brakes before transactions go off the rails.
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As long as you feel the brakes are performing well, you're happy with the purchase.
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The magazine praised the Aprilia for its outstanding chassis, brakes, riding position, and superbike DNA.
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Now it's about being more sophisticated, putting the brakes on, having my game be unpredictable.
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Bruce Rauner put the brakes on the legislative package, saying it didn't go far enough.
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Last June, the Supreme Court put some brakes on this in Whole Woman's Health v.
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But Democratic leaders are pumping the brakes on the broader political implications of Crowley's loss.
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Investors may come to wish they'd hit the brakes on the stock harder and sooner.
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When it comes to stopping, the decent brakes are also unchanged from the SR Turbo.
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Now the EPA is slamming the brakes on this progress at the worst possible moment.
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Let's hope he slams on the brakes to protect the fiscal health of our nation.
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With the optional fade-free carbon ceramic brakes, this car stops ferociously, when need be.
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Electronic aids like traction control, stability systems and antilock brakes further bolster their self-confidence.
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Everclear's lead singer got into a car wreck ... and he's blaming his Ford's crappy brakes.
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"It [the brakes issue] was a discussion we had last week [in Austria]," added Wolff.
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In December, President Barack Obama's administration put the brakes on a Taiwan deal under discussion.
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It can be sized to fit any adult bike, but it doesn't work with disc brakes.
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Other market watchers, however, did expect the government to begin to ease up on the brakes.
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With the enormous amount of power on board, Honda UK tapped Kelgate for some serious brakes.
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Pam's friends hope she pumps the brakes again ... and keep her foot firm on the pedal.
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You don't get much more superbike than this, with the deep-profile wheels and disc brakes.
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Blocking a single merger won't solve the problem, but it would at least pump the brakes.
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In addition to the other two brakes, there's a manual stomp brake on the back wheel.
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If an object is detected, a computer can issue a warning and ultimately apply the brakes.
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Smith slammed on his brakes to avoid hitting the orange Hummer, the Smith family lawyer said.
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The brakes are cooled from four different air flows keeping tire temperature optimal for speed racing.
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The cop slams on his brakes and pounds his fist into the steering wheel in frustration.
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If the transponders determine a train is traveling too fast, the locomotive's brakes are triggered automatically.
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But its build coupled with hydraulic disc brakes makes it more suitable for carrying heavier loads.
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The medicine, which takes the brakes off the immune system, is competing with similar Opdivo treatment.
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It would see a fence five feet in front of it and throw on the brakes.
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I had to put on the brakes, but Supernaw came in and cleaned up the pile.
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The Autopilot then hits the brakes—while the middle vehicle zooms forward and causes a wreck.
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" President Obama said, "If we tap the brakes now, then we don't go over the cliff.
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Investigators say Aguilera-Mederos told them he was driving at 85 mph when the brakes failed.
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He described the new system as "a bus with no brakes and whose destination is unknown".
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Both bikes weigh 16.4kg (36.2 pounds) and feature wide tires, hydraulic disk brakes, and nine gears.
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It's like pressing the nerve's accelerator pedal to the floor, and then cutting off the brakes.
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Overall profit was boosted by cost cuts and services on plane equipment like wheels and brakes.
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Between stoplights, the brakes feel big and grabby like it's prepared for some truly high speeds.
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Tougher standards apply to parts on a special "tracing" list, such as axles, brakes and tyres.
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Howe had hit her brakes after a Prius in front of her stopped for unknown reasons.
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But I have to pump the brakes just a bit because it's still really cold out.
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She never touched her brakes and hit a car at 48 miles per hour, he said.
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He discussed it with executive producer, Lorne Michaels ... and he signed off on pumping the brakes.
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They come bundled in a $2,4 package that includes adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency brakes.
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It helps to think about how to ease off the brakes and step on the gas.
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Power brakes were a helpful feature for keeping the 212-foot long luxury ride in control.
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Owners can deep dive into all types of brakes and adjustable suspensions and various engineering esoterica.
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Cooling global trade and domestic pressures also tapped the brakes on profit growth, Peng told reporters.
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"My brain puts on the brakes like, whoah!" her mother says in an on-camera confessional.
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Loeb said his brakes failed after three kilometers of the stage, with the handbrake also failing.
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The issue stems from some kind of issue with the brakes on those pedal-assist bikes.
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Brakes allow us to move quickly, with the systems in place to slow down when necessary.
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Cause you can't go too far in that direction without having to put on the brakes.
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Democrats must try to be the brakes, and they need to slam on them right now.
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The actor shared another video on Tuesday in which stepped on his car brakes while driving.
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Applying the brakes on the IANA transfer to allow more thoughtful review and deliberation is wise.
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Brake cooling is a vital part of the system; overheated brakes do not function as well.
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And pacesetters with big gains in previous months, like retailers, hit the brakes on new hiring.
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Eventually the Fed will have to slam on the monetary brakes, throwing the economy into recession.
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If China puts on the import brakes, we may find other buyers, but there's no guarantee.
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Speed brakes are often used as part of normal operations for descents, deployed in smaller increments.
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They expect protectionist policies on trade, which show no signs of abating, to tap the brakes.
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Soon you have a peristaltic action for miles down the highway as drivers touch their brakes.
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And a CYKIQ customers "never has to worry about flat tires or loose brakes", he added.
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The autopilot system did not apply the brakes, and Mr. Brown was killed in the collision.
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But the team issue is still lightweight and fast with rim brakes and these Corima wheels.
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"We don't want to be pushing on the brakes harder than we need to," Tarullo said.
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It adds to accumulating evidence that the United States is starting to hit the economic brakes.
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The boring option is to slow down the ride by adding brakes along the first drop.
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By January, though, CTIA explicitly asked the FCC to hit the brakes on any additional reforms.
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Switkes said under Peloton's system the rearmost truck in a platoon will have the stronger brakes.
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The car has a regenerative braking system, allowing for it to generate energy whenever it brakes.
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So I think you can expect that's helped to put the brakes on things as well.
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Rather than speeding up, the agency "should instead be putting on the brakes," the senators wrote.
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Have your brakes inspected and serviced at the start of the season — and maybe again midwinter.
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I'll be curious to see if articles like mine can put the brakes on the speculation.
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The effect was not unlike slamming on the brakes at the start of the Indy 500.
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There's nobody putting brakes on any of these people, because we treat them like boy kings.
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Once, we counted on Trump's advisers to pump the brakes on an out-of-control president.
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NHTSA said drivers could overpower the system by forcefully applying the brakes until the vehicle stopped.
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" Broome goes on ... "I'm worried that there's a chance Netflix hits the brakes for a while.
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But it's unlikely you'd ever demand the dealer disclose how much they paid for the brakes.
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Doug Bruno, the longtime DePaul coach, urged a tapping of the brakes on doom and gloom.
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Other bosses "put their feet on the brakes, they cut the work force," Mr. Tosyali said.
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Our priority now is to flash the red light and apply the brakes on both trains.
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The rear one lights up every time you squeeze the brakes, which is a nice touch.
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"We saw her walking with her mother, and we slammed on the brakes," Mr. Peters said.
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The race has also hosted early versions of direct-injection engines, disc brakes and halogen headlights.
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It didn't take long before the driver hit the brakes and came to a complete stop.
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A Jaguar C-Type with disc brakes won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1953.
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In the wake of the 20173 case, many states put the brakes on admitting privileges laws.
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The driver-focused AMG GLA 45 also sports stiffened suspension, adaptive damping, and high-performance brakes.
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The rectangular vehicle with double sliding doors on each side has no steering wheel or brakes.
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Daytime running lights, hydraulic brakes, and three-speed electronic predictive shifting just add to the appeal.
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In August, Mattiello and Ruggerio, the Senate president, appeared to pump the brakes on the deal.
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The NTSB also said nine of the truck's 16 brakes were out of adjustment or inoperative.
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The boom's end, slower economic growth and rules to curb property speculation slammed on the brakes.
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Spotify is the latest tech company not named Facebook to tap the brakes on political advertising.
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It would have required that all motor vehicles' brakes be able to override the accelerator pedal.
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Intelligent speed assistance systems don't automatically apply the brakes when a car is going too fast.
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That's why the path between the exhibition halls features a Pagani supercar outfitted with Brembo brakes ...
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Really, like it was things ... The brakes were off for people; something had changed with him.
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But according to Ford, they'll also be able to match their brakes to the cars interior.
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We are just getting on the trail, and lame Laura the fun police hits the brakes.
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Users can get simple information like the speed and more complex data like the RPM of the engine, how much gas is in the tank, what the suspension is doing, whether the anti-lock brakes are on, and even how hard the driver hit the brakes.
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"I have asked the foreign minister of Ecuador to put the brakes on the conversations and put the brakes on our role as a guarantor of the peace process while the ELN does not commit to ending terrorist actions," Moreno told Colombian channel NTN24 in an interview.
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"I think there are more people out there who want to work; let's let the economy continue to strengthen and if we see signs then, wages pick up, inflation picks up, we can always tap the brakes then; let's just not tap the brakes prematurely," Kashkari said.
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If it thinks your brakes can't stop you from hitting a pedestrian, it will steer around it.
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In Bangladesh and India, efforts have gradually hit the brakes since the 1990s, according to the report.
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A chip controlling car brakes would not also be allowed to run an in-car infotainment system.
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Janet Reid had a close call when her brakes failed, and the reason for it shocked her.
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This week, a Chinese team revealed it could mess with a Tesla's brakes from 12 miles away.
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The tester I'm driving costs $99,990 and is outfitted with every option available, including ceramic front brakes.
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The train is equipped with roof-mounted air brakes and magnetic plates on its underside for braking.
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But officials of the Leave campaign - including former London mayor Boris Johnson - are stepping on the brakes.
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When those brakes are lifted, immune cells will attack cancer as if it were a foreign invader.
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It was the only time a man had put on the brakes — normally that was my role!
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Mark and I talk about it a lot—he's very much the gas, and I'm the brakes.
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Why put on the brakes now when the stakes are so high and the competition so fierce?
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A programming error, for example, may cause a rear-end collision by unnecessarily engaging the vehicle's brakes.
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Policymakers are already seeing this inconvenient truth as a reason to put the brakes on renewable energy.
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Bruckner said he heard what sounded like a "small explosion" after squeezing the brakes while riding downhill.
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The limo had received a "brakes out of service" citation during a March inspection, the network reports.
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And Brembo brakes will help it quickly scrub off speed without fading under repeated hard braking maneuvers.
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We'd joked about hooking up before, but one of us would always put the brakes on it.
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The government has, until now, tried to reduce the risk by periodically applying brakes on the market.
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The driver took over and applied the brakes, but it was too late to prevent a collision.
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One month in, after spending roughly $1 billion on the project, the DHS put brakes on SBInet.
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None of this fast-seeded societal friction has put the brakes on e-scooter startup momentum, though.
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The combined measures slammed the brakes on what was looking like the start of an escalating crisis.
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"It could put the brakes on everything," said Alexander Jenner, a headhunter at Computer Futures in Tokyo.
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The self-driving car apparently identified that the van running a red light and applied the brakes.
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The 20.4,217-pound ($220,240) investment in Redditch will automate processes to make components for Volvo truck brakes.
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You wouldn't ride a bike without brakes and you wouldn't ride in a car without a seatbelt.
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Some prefer seeing someone stomp on failing brakes, in a drama of peril that ramps up excitement.
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As long as there's a vehicle ahead of us, the Honda decelerates and brakes at traffic stops.
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Conventional brakes work by clamping a set of friction pads onto a disc on the wheel hub.
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More companies tapped antitrust authorities to review rival industry tie-ups, putting the brakes on several deals.
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But the Senna's most alluring attributes are its featherweight construction, tenacious handling, considerable downforce, and relentless brakes.
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The complaint further claims the vehicle did not have the proper safety features, including automatic emergency brakes.
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We are prepared to go to court to put the brakes on this reckless and illegal plan.
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In fact, the promotion was so successful that Penzeys had to hit the brakes a little bit.
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The extravagant number of wall-spanning pantries also serves as a solid excuse to pump the brakes.
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Dixon couldn't immediately pinpoint the problem, but the engine lost power and then the rear brakes failed.
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But an official tap on the brakes that is too vigorous would threaten to stall economic momentum.
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The lavender 911 I'm testing has the big brakes, sports seats, roll bar, and leather-swathed everything.
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The country will likely fail to meet its goals, but it isn't putting the brakes on hydrogen.
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The 150,217-pound ($220,240) investment in Redditch will automate processes to make components for Volvo truck brakes.
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Relative to a sludgy half-court strategy, Rondo is at his best when the brakes are off.
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For instance, if the driver of the lead truck hits the brakes, the other trucks brake automatically.
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To make up for federal inaction under Trump, they have to slam the brakes on emissions immediately.
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"I do think Scheana needs to pump the brakes a little bit," she says in a confessional.
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We don't know where his brakes are, and I suspect he doesn't know where he can stop.
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Failure to do so, the idea goes, is cheating your muscles and putting the brakes on recovery.
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I take sharper corners too fast, so it should sacrifice top speed for better brakes and launch.
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At slower speeds on open roads, a feature called Congestion Assist steers, accelerates and brakes by itself.
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But Trump eventually dismissed the incidents as "very minor," pumping the brakes on a potential military response.
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"Maybe I 'chickened' on to the brakes a bit too soon," said the 29-year-old Vettel.
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The minivan with airbags and seat belts for everyone, compared to Mr. Trump's vintage Maserati without brakes.
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A moon, or multiple moons, would help put the brakes on, said Mark Showalter, mission co-investigator.
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Instead of using the brakes, looks like she tried to do it 'Flintstones' style ... with her feet.
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Flight 23, a 228 bound for Miami, blew a tire, forcing the pilot to apply the brakes.
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But here you have to have momentum, but kind of, you don't want to use any brakes.
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It had all the psychology and athleticism you'd expect, but Bryan very smartly pumped the brakes sometimes.
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The brakes would work better, the steering would be stronger, the engine would purr instead of lope.
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After a multi-point evaluation including engine, brakes, tires, and a road-test, Cars22016 makes an offer.
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After unleashing that nimble flurry of riffs and cymbal hits, "Notres Langues Nous Trompes" hit the brakes.
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Poland may well replace the UK as the member state which most frequently slams on the brakes.
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That means the Fed is unlikely to risk putting the brakes on U.S. economic momentum, analysts say.
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Some F.B.I. agents, the article said, believed that Mr. McCabe had put the brakes on the investigation.
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However enticing this past might seem, efforts to put the brakes on growth have had limited success.
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Do not hit the brakes or turn the steering wheel, because that can only make matters worse.
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Someone slammed on the emergency brakes, and other passengers screamed, clamoring to escape, according to witness accounts.
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Mr. Schachter precisely maneuvered around the course, flicking the gear-shifter and slamming the brakes before corners.
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It opened itself to the world when necessary, and put on the brakes when it chose to.
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Sanders hits a major road bump South Carolina pumped the brakes on Sanders' drive to the nomination.
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A red light from the court, or even a strong yellow light, puts the brakes on this.
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Drejka then followed the teen's vehicle, passed it and slammed on his brakes, according to police reports.
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The alert will be a repeating haptic signal and a "Low Brakes" message on the remote screen.
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This year, however, those companies appeared to hit the brakes on their drive to acquire Western companies.
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They could accidentally turn off while driving, leaving startled drivers without power steering, power brakes or airbags.
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Season 4 pumps the brakes a bit to rearrange the show's sprawling array of characters and places.
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It is why brakes and doors squeak on dirty hinges and why wipers chatter on dry windshields.
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The driver, whose trailer had frozen brakes, had waited hours for assistance and feared for his life.
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OK we upgrade the brakes … but it's still in the wrong tracks, going in the wrong direction.
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With his engines revving hard, Doolittle released the brakes, sending the plane barreling toward the ship's edge.
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Brake pedal modulation between power regeneration (which charges the battery) and the physical disc brakes transitions gracefully.
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When Schmidt blows into the tube, the car moves forward, when he inhales it applies the brakes.
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Lebanon today can be likened to a bus without brakes, its driver hurtling toward a brick wall.
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The driver finally put the brakes on, and the immigrants were so weak that they fell over.
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Trying to hit the brakes: Lyft filed a lawsuit to block city's pay equity law for drivers.
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Sales records were broken, but the overall market hit the brakes, even as mortgage rates stayed low.
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There are too many institutional safeguards that would normally apply the brakes if these were mere mistakes.
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Unlike previous instances of emotion, instead of trying to slam the brakes, I just went with it.
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The president's veto has at least temporarily put the brakes on the Law and Justice Party's efforts.
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You're coming up very quickly and they could sort of hear the screeching brakes on that business.
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The Teen Mom 2 star, 26, grew furious as the driver of a white pickup truck slammed his brakes after he cut her off, causing her and son Jace to dive forward as she slammed on her brakes to avoid a collision, in footage shown during Monday night's show.
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But on the way back to the airport, the brakes on the team's bus failed, club officials said.
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And there have been many – almost every weekend since he founded BRAKES not long after his sons died.
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"(China's) priority now is to flash the red light and to apply brakes on both trains," he said.
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It helped put the brakes on the economy just before the financial crisis brought it all crashing down.
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In addition to the oil change, I also have to get repairs to the brakes and suspension systems.
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And the Fed did raise rates last year, though not enough to slam the brakes on economic growth.
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The injectable medicine, which works by taking the brakes off the immune system, generated sales of $475 million.
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The Tesla cars will need to have its brakes replaced, a process that should take about 45 minutes.
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But it's something that I feel like wouldn't necessarily put the brakes on anything in any way whatsoever.
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The drugs work by releasing molecular brakes, or checkpoints, that tumors use to avoid the body's immune system.
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"Most of my training was on roller skis (short skis on wheels), which don't have brakes," he says.
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It had received book orders totalling over US$13bn before it was forced to put on the brakes.
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Automatic emergency braking (AEB): Can automatically apply the brakes to avoid or reduce the severity of a crash.
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The administration rolled back a requirement for trains transporting oil and other flammable materials to install special brakes.
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