BUMPER-TO-BUMPER TRAFFIC Roads through Idaho's Sawtooth, for example, are likely to see bumper-to-bumper traffic in the days before and during the eclipse, Nelson said.
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It showed the main road, usually bumper to bumper, completely empty.
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Life in the Internet slow lane is like bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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Traffic was bumper to bumper and moving at sixty-five or seventy.
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Also, "Result of going bumper to bumper?" is a very clever clue.
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But in reality, dodging potholes on bumper-to-bumper freeways is the norm.
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It was covered from the front bumper all the way to the back bumper.
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The car was also damage to the front driver's side bumper and rear bumper.
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Make a work call on my way home while sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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On city streets, Tesla intends the system to be used in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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Thousands heeded the call, streaming away out of town in bumper-to-bumper traffic. Gov.
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It measures 193.5 inches, bumper to bumper, or about 21 inches shorter than the Tanoak concept.
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While you're stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic, tensions can run high and tempers become short.
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People are evacuating the Texas coast, and traffic was bumper-to-bumper on roads and interstates.
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And instead of breezing past it, you're stuck in bumper to bumper traffic during rush hour.
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Will come with 6 year or 72,000-mile bumper-to-bumper vehicle limited warranty Source bit.
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Cars lined up bumper-to-bumper in our driveway and for long stretches down the street.
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If you are in bumper-to-bumper traffic going 10 miles per hour, it's a little longer.
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We are talking Formula One engines going bumper-to-bumper on ankles the size of Coke bottles.
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Streets that normally have bumper to bumper traffic, crowded sidewalks, and overly policed areas suddenly became deserted.
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Hours later, panicked and angry people were sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic trying to leave the area.
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Apple Maps can't help me find unknown shortcuts thanks to other drivers stuck in bumper-to-bumper purgatory.
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The front bumper contains winch provisions and standard fog lights, with recovery points integrated into the rear bumper.
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BEIJING — Trucks packed with seafood were backed up, bumper to bumper, at the Chinese border with North Korea.
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There are only three highways on the entire island so it causes bumper to bumper traffic at all times.
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Interstate 26 heading west was bumper-to-bumper Tuesday night, according to CNN affiliate WSPA and a CNN producer.
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On most days large tracts of the capital are now bumper to bumper amid a cacophony of car horns.
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About a half an hour later, we were stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the 110 freeway, anyway.
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Vehicles on the highway were lined bumper to bumper, with nowhere to go except for a few exit ramps.
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Twelve lanes of bumper-to-bumper traffic on Beijing's Fourth Ring Road cross under or feed into Zhongguancun Road.
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" She adds, "I avoid weekends at all costs because of the mad rush and bumper to bumper shopping cart traffic.
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She said it took about a half-hour to get out of their neighborhood because cars were bumper to bumper.
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"I was following this guy who had a Tea Party bumper sticker and a pro-gun bumper sticker," she said.
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Grand Street already is bumper-to-bumper, and we need that—it's a vital truck route for our industrial businesses.
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Those drivers could have found themselves getting into accidents or stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic as waters overtook roadways.
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Some even took the spirit of Burning Man with them and danced atop RVs to cure their bumper-to-bumper blues.
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I pictured L.A. traffic on a Saturday at four-thirty, sun high, never rain, bumper-to-bumper, all of it magical.
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I was one of them, driving in bumper to bumper traffic heading to a new city, leaving my house behind me.
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Miserable bumper-to-bumper cab ride back to my brother's apartment in Greenpoint, where I stay when I'm in the city.
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Multiple media outlets report traffic was bumper to bumper on Buford Highway as people tried to escape the backup from the collapse.
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The firm likes older staff as they can keep their cool in Bangkok's bumper-to-bumper traffic, said the director Phatharawadee Klomjaroon.
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From bumper-to-bumper traffic to delayed trains to never-ending contruction, trips to and from work are nightmares come to life.
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Elsewhere in Los Angeles, the city's famously busy highways, which are usually filled with bumper-to-bumper traffic, are silent and empty.
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Today the Wisdom Ace carries 5,000 Mercedes cars and SUVs from Germany, parked and lashed bumper to bumper on the ship's many decks.
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Don't try to drive (or call a taxi or rideshare) on Ocean on weekend nights, by the way — traffic is bumper to bumper.
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On Sunday, there were barely any cars on the 110 Freeway in Los Angeles — a city infamous for its bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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Sean Dennis, who lives 30 miles south of Oroville, spoke to CNN from his car after spending 4.5 hours in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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The lights say you're good-to-go, and your commute flies by—just like you fly by the cars in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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Inevitably a plane traffic jam at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport near Miami was the equivalent of bumper-to-bumper traffic earlier Friday.
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The intelligent eye-tracking technology tracks the eye movement of the viewer as they take in the new Lexus IS from bumper to bumper.
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The bumper-to-bumper traffic you see on TV news is on the major highways heading away from the coast, not our local roads.
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The Revology GT500 starts at $219,000, but it does come with a one-year bumper-to-bumper/two-years powertrain/five year body warranty.
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The set also includes a replacement front bumper (the stock bumper easily snaps on and off) that adds a pair of more aggressive scoops.
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She said it took about half an hour for her mom and dad get out of their neighborhood because cars were bumper to bumper.
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Speed limits could go way up, cars could drive bumper-to-bumper to save gas, and left-lane hogging would cease to exist altogether.
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Right now, Metropolitan Avenue is completely bumper-to-bumper, too, so where are you going to put those trucks and vehicles from Grand Street?
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But there also was word of long lines of bumper-to-bumper traffic, and a concern that the fire was approaching the main roads.
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Instead of flying many are hitting the road out of Florida, like this scene out of Georgia, where bumper-to-bumper traffic is another nightmare.
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But for every Make America Great Again bumper sticker I saw, I would see a Make America Smart Again bumper sticker poking fun right back.
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One employee at another company's nearby terminal at the same New Jersey port watched the trucks collect, bumper to bumper, farther than he could see.
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If you watched last week's episode, you'll remember that Annaliese suffers from very severe bumper car trauma because she once … got bumped … during bumper cars.
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It's not surprising, then, to learn that tourists are flocking to the 'berg, creating bumper-to-bumper traffic in a town of just 500 people.
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There was bumper-to-bumper traffic late Friday in the northbound lanes of I-95 south of Savannah, Georgia, CNN senior producer Bill Kirkos reported.
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He tried to shove the fallen piece of bumper back onto his car, but that only made the rest of his bumper fall off too.
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Its latest iteration is more pedestrian-friendly, thanks to five plazas that span almost two acres of space formerly occupied by bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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Another door opens out into the bed offering the ability to carry long items straight through the middle of the truck from bumper to bumper.
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Her car was found Saturday with a torn bumper near her apartment, and police said they wanted to speak to anyone who had the bumper.
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The tunnel was part of Musk's ultimate goal to "defeat traffic" and apparently personally save him the headache of sitting bumper-to-bumper on the 405.
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The Farny family owns and operates Ice Bumper Cars (IBC) International, which supplies ice bumper cars to 25 ice rinks in the country in eight states.
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Anyone who's been stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic in an Uber probably could have used a pair of headphones or an Altoid at some point.
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That experience involved hours of bumper-to-bumper traffic and a days-long wait for authorities to reopen the bridge that connects the mainland to Carolina Beach.
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Traffic was so bad near the airport that many Cavs fans reportedly abandoned their cars in bumper-to-bumper traffic and walked a mile to the hangar.
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They make tempered glass screen protectors, a slim bumper for everyday use and a "buoyant" bumper which appears to be waterproof or at least floats on water.
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And just 50 yards from the Spanish border in bumper-to-bumper traffic, Mr. Austin signaled to a driver that he wanted to cut into his lane.
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Commuters on Twitter said that traffic is typically bumper-to-bumper throughout the region, like in this image of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge from 2015.
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The vehicle had damage to the driver's side wheel rims, two flat tires, damage to the front bumper and some scrapes and scuff marks on the rear bumper.
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As Annaliese recalls the time she was trapped in a bumper car accident, tape of children playing bumper cars rolls across the screen, like a true crime reenactment.
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New cars come with a factory-included bumper-to-bumper warranty, usually for three years and 36,000 miles, and possibly a powertrain warranty for up to 60,000 miles.
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Soon enough, self-driving car companies will have the opportunity to see how their cars deal with sitting in the occasionally snowy bumper-to-bumper New York traffic.
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Put another way, that's just under five days — yes, basically a full work week, morning and night — stuck bumper to bumper alongside a few other (thousand) frustrated drivers.
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The Princess Diner, a beacon where the highway through Southampton, N.Y., thuds to a bumper-to-bumper halt at Water Mill, closed last year after decades in business.
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Los Angeles (CNN)At one of the busiest intersections in Sherman Oaks, California -- drivers sit bumper-to-bumper, searching for a good deal on a tank of gasoline.
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If our county had to unite and purposely create bumper-to-bumper traffic for one thing, it might as well be to see the moon take on the sun.
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When you're sitting in bumper-to-bumper on the freeway, moving an inch a minute, you sometimes wonder what it would be like to just soar to your destination.
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The city is notorious for its traffic jams; for travelers who want to come when roads aren't bumper to bumper, Ms. Fedorko advised a trip in July and August.
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Like many Texans, I've spent a fair amount of time in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the I-45 and would love to see less congestion on this route.
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The family moved here from Long Beach eight years ago to escape the rising cost of living, bumper-to-bumper traffic and air pollution in the California port city.
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I was imagining myself spending hours and hours in bumper-to-bumper traffic, ducking the bullets from police as they tried to defend a depleted gas station from looters.
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Bumper-to-bumper highways with blazing horns is more than just annoying drivers, there is research to show that being stuck in a traffic jam is costing businesses big bucks.
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Unfortunately, there's bumper-to-bumper traffic on the newly built bridge from California to the island state, and the couple ends up in a seedy motel halfway to their destination.
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Which is reason enough, unless you enjoy hearing English spoken at every trattoria (not to mention sitting bumper-to-bumper at the beach), to avoid it during the high season.
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We spotted some students practicing pre-trip and post-trip assessments on this truck, which is a bumper-to-bumper check on any potential vehicle problems, scratches, or other issues.
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That compares with the one hour it typically takes the drive the route, which can take up to two hours or longer in the city's bumper-to-bumper rush hour traffic.
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Fire roared next to the highway as they crept along in bumper-to-bumper traffic; she used her headscarf to breathe through the heavy black smoke that blotted out the sun.
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In the opening story, "Still Day: An Ending," a woman lies in a marsh, obscured by trees, just off the highway, as bumper-to-bumper traffic passes a hundred yards away.
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LEONIA, N.J. — It is bumper to bumper as far as the eye can see, the kind of soul-sucking traffic jam that afflicts highways the way bad food afflicts rest stops.
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Scott Goldstein, policy director of Transportation for America, calls this "clean congestion," in which people riding in driverless, electric cars find themselves in the same bumper-to-bumper scenarios they do today.
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More than two million people visit Crooked Street each year, according to the bill, which says peak hours can cause up to three blocks of bumper-to-bumper traffic on the street.
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It's a safe, reliable car that rarely needs maintenance and comes with an excellent warranty of five years and 60,000 miles bumper to bumper and 10 years, 100,000 miles on the powertrain.
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He found out when he got his first call in the city, where traffic was bumper to bumper on the main road as people tried to escape the flames all around them.
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Or at least if you do end up stuck bumper-to-bumper, the warning could make you less likely to get mad mid-ride and take it out on the driver's rating.
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Police also observed damage to the bumper on the driver's side, white scrapes and scuffs on the rear bumper, and the passenger side rear taillight was not working, according to the documents.
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While others sit bumper-to-bumper, a passenger in these new drones will be able to cruise above the gridlock at an average speed of 100 kilometres an hour (62 miles an hour).
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Volkswagen also announced that the Tiguan would inherit the superlative warranty that the new, bigger 2018 Volkswagen Atlas received: a 6-year/72,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty, which also includes powertrain issues.
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For under $30,000, it's hard to fault a car that drives this well, looks this handsome, feels this high quality and comes with bumper-to-bumper coverage for six years or 72,000 miles.
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They were soon dating "long distance," as Mr. Weisman put it, referring to the one-hour bumper-to-bumper haul between their homes, hers west of Interstate 405 and his to the east.
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In May, Iraq's proposed bumper deal with Exxon appeared imminent.
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It has been a bumper earnings season for America Inc.
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It functions like a bumper sticker on an old car.
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Wave your foot under the bumper, and the liftgate opens.
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It even comes with a "Porg on Board" bumper sticker.
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A bumper harvest this year may have reassured the IMF.
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Once again, the bumper stickers remind us where we are.
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America's big banks reported bumper earnings for the third quarter.
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"Buy American, Hire American" is the administration's bumper sticker slogan.
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The major downside to a Lambo -- a super low bumper.
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METEOROLOGISTS are forecasting a bumper monsoon for India this year.
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Bumper stickers go for $3, and magnets are just $7.
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Now, as the bumper stickers don't quite say, stuff happens.
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A bumper on the side lets you quickly adjust audio.
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Arthur: We've tried original bumper stickers in my family before.
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Rival JP Morgan reported bumper equity trading revenues last Friday.
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There should be bumper stickers: Bernie Sanders: the Crabby Warrior.
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Some parts of the state produced bumper crops last year.
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Now her car is decorated with Elizabeth Warren bumper stickers.
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Microsoft hits record high on bumper results, strong cloud growth.
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It also included a bumper sticker and a pledge card.
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This one actually yields like a car bumper when impacted.
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Online fashion retailer ASOS (ASOMY) reported bumper results on Wednesday.
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"Dump the NRA!" is a bumper sticker, not a policy.
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That's 104 million American drivers who ride another car's bumper.
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It didn't have the bumper sticker appeal ... that tariffs do.
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The image of a black man—arms and legs akimbo while attempting to flee the path of the front bumper of James Alex Fields, Jr.'s front bumper—is stained in my mind forever.
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Those unable to get off the road in time were stuck in a bumper to bumper traffic jam, so a couple of savvy commuters decided to make the best out of a bad situation.
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It's a bumper-to-bumper transformation that turns the junk cars into officially licensed versions of "Eleanor," the famous Mustang that steals the show in the film "Gone in 60 Seconds" with Nicolas Cage.
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Cars are always parked bumper to bumper on either side of the road—apart from directly outside the school—and there is usually only space for a vehicle to pass one way with ease.
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In case you forgot to book, here are some notes from the previous session: A catering hall that often hosts weddings, Riccardo's, on this night, was flanked by white vans, parked bumper to bumper.
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The trouble was, it was cruising night on Hollywood Boulevard, and from the freeway all the way to the Chinese Theatre there were bumper-to-bumper lowriders; he was stuck in a traffic jam.
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Under a thick, black cloud at 3pm, the lights flickered on in São Paulo's skyscrapers; on the motorways brake lights started to glow in the city's bumper-to-bumper traffic, and many Paulistanos were worried.
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That's the steep cost of superstardom — an enviable tax base and a glamorous reputation, set against rife homelessness, hours-long commutes in bumper-to-bumper Teslas and BMWs, and the erosion of your home's character.
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One major advantage of such designs — should they ever become reality — is the ability to zip from Point A to Point B, unencumbered by bumper-to-bumper traffic or 65-mile-an-hour speed limits.
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Anyone who has spent several hours commuting bumper to bumper in one of those cities and has had to resist the urge to break out Spelling Bee on the phone can understand why they qualify.
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Erlich, known for his immersive installations, has taken over the oceanfront at Lincoln Road with "Order of Importance," a work featuring 66 life-size sand sculptures of vehicles packed bumper-to-bumper along the beach.
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Smith is delivering a bumper crop of holiday cheer this year.
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And tourists in bumper cars gleefully attack each other with lasers.
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And what you have -- you didn&apost even have a bumper.
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There is an eerie absence of lawn signs and bumper stickers.
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But there is definitely a cat inside of your car's bumper.
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This means that there may be a bumper harvest next year.
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Death doesn't exactly make for uplifting bumper stickers or catchy memes.
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That contributed to bumper corn and wheat crops in recent years.
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Many big companies have continued to expand, eyeing future bumper profits.
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"Your bumper is not wide enough to explain it," he joked.
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IN SOME respects this is a bumper era for solar energy.
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"cliched billboards and bumper stickers" and visiting a shooting sports store
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And despite bumper corporate profits, firms doubt such plenty will persist.
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"I'm already against the NEXT war," a passing bumper sticker reads.
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You'll often see bumper stickers around here with that phrase. 1.
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"Vote for the Crook: It's Important," his supporters' bumper stickers read.
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Don't print off your "Fuck Mallinckrodt" bumper stickers just yet, though.
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That may not translate to a bumper crop of progressive legislation,
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But commodities are another market which has had a bumper year.
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I saw the bumper sticks they were selling at their convention.
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But there has also been a bumper crop of Ridiculous Events.
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They have to speak in complete paragraphs and in bumper stickers.
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It's more like a car bumper than a hard outer shell.
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Why does every farmboy bumper sticker enthusiast get those skills instead?
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" Another bumper sticker in Sowers's office reads "Physicists have strange quarks.
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In a sense, Trump has a whole new bumper sticker motto.
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T-shirts and bumper stickers bearing Frasier's likeness were sold nationwide.
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Mostly they were old white folks, the COEXIST bumper-sticker crowd.
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" Upon realizing that Joy is the littering woman that she saw – and called out – on the bumper-to-bumper highway, Jill tries to pretend that she doesn't recognize her: "I really don't know what you're referring to.
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It was the kind of stop-and-go routine I'd experienced on American interstates, the "bumper-to-bumper" conditions that traffic reporters describe on news radio, shouting something about a jackknifed tractor-trailer over thumping helicopter rotors.
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"This is something that I concocted just driving on the Long Island Expressway, and having the HOV lane, and sitting in bumper to bumper traffic and just watching the conga line of Priuses going by," Filippides explains.
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Russian grain traders have been searching for new markets after bumper harvests.
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The phone sports a plastic body and more shock-resistant rubber bumper.
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The radiator grille, push bumper, and side running boards are matte black…
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There is novice and intermediate terrain, despite the bumper sticker's apparent warning.
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The other driver's bumper pretty much just had a scratch on it.
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Left: Anti-Nixon demonstrators hold up "No Amnesty for Nixon" bumper stickers.
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Emoji have become Twitter's very own digital bumper stickers or laptop decorations.
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Spacecraft engineers also use Dr Cooke's data to design better "bumper shields".
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Salem asked the boy, in English, what the Hebrew bumper sticker said.
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Like E.ON, on March 13th it announced a bumper payout to shareholders.
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Woman enraged by Trump bumper sticker intentionally rammed into car, police say.
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Meanwhile, a flexible hinge keeps the bumper cover attached to the car.
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In it, a truck with a Gillespie bumper sticker chases minority children.
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Sabrent Rocket XTRM 256GB Thunderbolt 3 External NVMe SSD with Bumper Guard
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So far, 2017 is looking like a bumper year for the market.
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The step bumper provides access to the bed with the tailgate closed.
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While sliding the bumper on one joycon, I get the thing backward.
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There might be a few dings in the bumper at the end.
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We never actually see anyone upset about the new MAGA bumper sticker.
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When the bumper was removed, officers discovered more than $250,000 hidden inside.
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But when Blaney pulled up right onto Newman's bumper, the trouble began.
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So, someone, please make the bumper sticker: MY KID APPLIED TO COLLEGE.
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He gave his bumper another once-over, then the traffic started moving.
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YOU ARE EXPECTING THIS TO BE A BUMPER YEAR FOR THE HOLIDAYS?
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Change the game's "Default" button layout to either Bumper Jumper or Evolved.
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BP (BP) reported bumper results that were fueled by higher oil prices.
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You will see no political bumper stickers in the underground parking garage.
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There were also white scrapes and scuff marks on the rear bumper.
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"I like to drive in the car for 10 to 503 hours in bumper-to-bumper traffic, swearing and cursing at all my fellow eclipse goers," Wilson joked, referencing the terrible eclipse traffic everyone had been warned about.
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Cars and homes have been left in ruins, and those stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on Highway 63 have been posting photos and videos of burning buildings along the way and horses, running to escape the fire.
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Yet Parlato is keen to position the Chiron as the sensible person's hypercar, thanks to not only its rigorous pre-sale testing but also a four-year bumper to pricey-bumper warranty that covers all major maintenance items.
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All through his daily commute, plodding up roads bumper-to-bumper with families fleeing by truck, car, motorbike and on foot, Dr. Hnak worries that something will happen to his own wife and children before he can return.
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The activity is basically bumper cars on crack, and Annaliese is completely traumatized due to a past experience with bumper cars in which she got stuck in the middle of the track and — you guessed it — got bumped. Tragic!
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And Morton says that if there's nothing you can do about, say, that accident that's causing bumper-to-bumper traffic, or the train being held at a station, you feel helpless — and that can cause a lot of anxiety.
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In a cluster of around 70 hovels made of scrap metal and plastic about an hour's drive through bumper-to-bumper traffic from Selco's headquarters in Bangalore, the company is trying out a model specialized for urban, landless people.
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It looks like a standard Jeep Cherokee Wagon SUV, but when it gets stuck in traffic, the car body can lift up, the wheel base widens and then the car can drive right over other bumper-to-bumper- cars.
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There's nothing worse than having a rare chance at making it home after work to see my daughter before bedtime, only to be sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic missing being able to read her a story before bedtime.
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He had been sleeping near where the vehicle&aposs rear bumper ended up.
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For others, however, the bumper profits are not enough to entice them back.
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The Republican Party nominated Mr Trump with a bumper vote in the primaries.
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However, global stocks remain plentiful as South American farmers are harvesting bumper crops.
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But some homophobic bumper stickers against Polis did pop up in the state.
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"He wants to play bumper cars or something," exclaimed Verstappen over the radio.
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Bumper stickers announced support for Trump, for Infowars, for minding your own business.
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Half of France's insect ecosystem appears to be smeared across the front bumper.
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Many of the ads touted a new "I stand with Kavanaugh" bumper sticker.
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Annaliese, we discover, is scared of cars because of a bumper car trauma.
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He drives around town with an Obama '08 bumper sticker on his car.
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Based on samples taken in July, Ifremer expects another bumper catch next season.
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Her car has a split bumper with Kentucky license plates, according to police.
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Mazda Motor Corp had another bumper month with a share of 215.1 percent.
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Expectations for bumper harvests have weighed on corn and soybean prices for months.
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Within weeks they had cultivated a bumper crop of new music between them.
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Only doom, dystopia, dread, darkness — and a bumper-sticker solution to restoring greatness.
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Debbie Stabenow -- another landmark in what's been a bumper year for female candidates.
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He managed to replace some broken clips and put the bumper back together.
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"These are bumper years for Cecil," Hugo Vickers said in a recent interview.
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This year has already seen a bumper crop of Christmas torts and misdemeanors.
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On the first night, I give them both a Bernie Sanders bumper sticker.
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The next generation of ice bumper cars are designed for accessibility and efficiency
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"No Farms, No Food" says a bumper sticker you can see around here.
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The bumper year in France and Belgium contrasts with a mixed situation worldwide.
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Other hardware development included a bumper that better integrates sensors, mounts and lidar.
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He even went as far as fixing a small nick on the bumper.
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The missing bumper was also found nearby the day her body was discovered.
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It's iceberg season in Canada, and there's been a bumper crop this year.
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We're told the paramedics' truck only had a minor scratch on the bumper.
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Then, the dark-colored SUV moved up, pushing into the lighter SUV's bumper.
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Controversial ideas can be expressed on tee shirts, bumper stickers or license plates.
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I've seen a few Bernie Sanders bumper stickers, but that's just about it.
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Two years earlier, oil was at record low prices after a bumper harvest.
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It's all too easy to focus on the bumper of the car ahead.
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But nipping at Waymo's bumper is General Motors and its subsidiary Cruise Automation.
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Some were there to sell shirts or bumper stickers from their car trunks.
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We can reduce the difference between the major parties to bumper-sticker length.
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Bumper dividends might benefit the taxpayer but will not reduce the government stake.
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" Another on the right bumper asks, "Have you hugged a rocket scientist today?
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Examples at the Museum of the City of New York's delightful holiday show include crowded El trains, children escaping hot tenement apartments on their fire escapes, bumper-to-bumper traffic in Columbus Circle and, as in this cartoon, backstage on Broadway.
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Jeffrey Temple, Killington's director of mountain operations, said the eight million gallons of water used on the Superstar race trail in recent weeks would fill a line of bumper-to-bumper tanker trucks stretching 13 miles, the approximate length of Manhattan.
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Local reports said there was a frantic rush on the causeway linking the two countries on Tuesday as people tried to beat the approaching deadline; that led to gridlock at the Singapore checkpoint and bumper-to-bumper traffic on the causeway.
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Despite low interest rates, firms have reinvested a stingy share of their bumper profits.
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" I can sum up my life with this bumper sticker "Honk if you're horny.
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Look at producers trolling Garrett with an #equality bumper sticker on the free minivan!
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Some bumper box office returns also boosted the British economy in the second quarter.
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But they're all surprising and refreshingly original — a bumper crop of talent and innovation.
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"Think of it as a bumper car ride in an amusement park," he says.
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The box fell off his bumper while he was driving north on Beacon Blvd.
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Collision warnings flag drivers with info from bumper-mounted radar and front-facing cameras.
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It also has a bumper on the front to help avoid a destroyed bot.
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But U.S. soybean suppliers will have to contend with an expected bumper Brazilian harvest.
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Hence the creation of Bumper ads — video ads that are only six seconds long.
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Tourist operators always hope for a bumper crop because it brings in the crowds.
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When Mlodozeniec first saw the bumper sticker design, he wasn't upset about copyright infringement.
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Corn prices were unchanged, while wheat inched higher despite forecasts for bumper global stocks.
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A 1960's Chevy cruises down a Cuban street with a slightly dented bumper.
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Bumper fell on some hard times when Fat Amy kicked him to the curb.
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Last week, it was a bumper cars, this week, dogs — many, many different dogs.
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Our bumper is totally fine, but the backdoor of the other car is crunched.
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"That's right, because you're black," she replies, as she continues to rub the bumper.
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You see all those bumper stickers, "I miss Barack," it&aposs kind of sad.
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With another bumper grain harvest expected this year, prices for feed should stay low.
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At one stage, economists hoped that would yield a bumper payout from the RBI.
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Analysts also expect its rivals to report bumper earnings for the most recent quarter.
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The proliferation of streaming services has also yielded a bumper crop of free options.
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People have guns here, or at least, bumper stickers indicating that they love guns.
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However, unlike other bumper covers or even other corner protectors, Rmour's product looks elegant.
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"It's a bumper crop," said Dan Conn, chief executive of Christie's International Real Estate.
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But a hotly energized base and bumper crop of new candidates comes with complications.
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"The bumper sticker is now 'income fairness,'" said Barney Frank, a former Massachusetts congressman.
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After a bumper week of corporate earnings, Friday delivered a lighter load than usual.
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It's been a bumper year for the Kardashian-Jenner clan in terms of babies.
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The rear step bumper made getting in and out of the bed relatively simple.
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After some panicky running about, the girls find Spencer trapped in a bumper car.
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Despite that, bosses of some of the firms chalked up a bumper year personally.
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I want the mystery bumper at the end of the game to be unresolved.
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The movement of Bowyer's Mustang across Dillon's rear bumper appeared to destabilized Dillon's Camaro.
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And he won after being beaten up in a parking lot bumper sticker fight.
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I do see a lot of Kasich bumper stickers and signs in people's yards.
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Recent years have seen a bumper crop of critically acclaimed, female-led horror films.
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The Honda driver nailed the front bumper, and to replace it ... an unreasonable $22,000!!!
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But growth is slowing, and as the bumper stickers don't quite say, stuff happens.
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A newborn doesn't infer anything from the fire truck pattern on the crib bumper.
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My initial submission had BUMPER CARAT in the grid, but cluing it was problematic.
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The Fed's interest-rate increases and Mr. Trump's tax cuts fueled the bumper profits.
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The other half is likely to put it on a Trump 2020 bumper sticker.
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He certainly has consistency: His bumper-sticker sloganeering hasn't changed for half a century.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo said many newly elected Democrats have offered only "bumper sticker" solutions.
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Every bumper, shirt and sign to be seen was plastered with pro-Trump messages.
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You might see venomous slogans on bumper stickers, but not where anybody actually lived.
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Brazil, the other top producer of ethanol, is ramping up a bumper cane harvest.
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It's usually priced at £1,149, meaning you could save £300 with this bumper deal.
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With Bumper Jumper or Evolved, your jump button shifts to the L1 shoulder button.
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But showing up with a deer on the bumper doesn't fly in Marin County.
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Iceberg season starts in April, and there has been a bumper crop this year.
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That's a decent little dent in the rear bumper of my Toyota RAV4 hybrid.
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One opponent of the idea pointed to the bumper sticker on his Chevrolet Suburban.
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You've almost definitely seen this referenced on a graphic tee and/or bumper sticker.
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Sometimes the animals are struck by the bumper and thrown into a car's windshield.
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Soon, I was using zip ties everywhere: as bookmarks, to reattach my car bumper.
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It's like one of those "Coexist" bumper stickers, and also kind of the opposite.
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The two-week experiment, which began on Friday, has been derided in many quarters of Delhi, where having a car and driver is a status symbol, and rush hour is usually a clamor of horn blowing, triple parking and bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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And after about three minutes, when the eclipse is over, all you have to do is casually turn the keys and merge into bumper-to-bumper eclipse traffic, where you will be stuck behind some other jackass in an SUV for eternity.
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The video depicts a woman booking an UberAir through the app, heading up to an Uber "skyport" at the top of a building, and then sharing her ride with three other passengers while gazing down at the bumper-to-bumper freeway below.
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Pictures and video on social media depicted a hellish scene of fire jumping roads and burning debris pitched into the paths of cars as frantic residents, lined up bumper to bumper, scrambled and fumbled to find their way through the thick gray haze.
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Unlike the Thomsens, Conner and Davis eschewed Autopilot except for a few instances of bumper-to-bumper traffic — nor did they adhere to the speed limit (which helps explain why they didn't use Autopilot; the system is speed capped at 90 mph).
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The taxi was visibly damaged, with its hood popped open and bumper scratched and dented.
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The company ended up providing free "bumper" cases, at an estimated value of $175 million.
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But 2016 yielded a bumper crop of spectacular, innovative, entertaining animated films aimed at children.
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Other videos showed a car being flipped over before its rear bumper was ripped off.
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A bumper crop last season from benign weather in West Africa is weighing down prices.
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There's also a rubber bumper around the outside to protect it from jolts and jostles.
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His image will be featured on the back bumper of my No. 88 race car.
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A potential boon is a bumper discovery in the oceans off Guyana, in South America.
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Defending his support for Mr Trump, advertised by a bumper sticker, he was less assured.
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The sides are completely encased in a bumper, monopolizing considerable bezel space on the front.
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The crossover's trunk can be opened by simply waggling a foot under the rear bumper.
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The difficulty with this agenda is that it does not fit onto a bumper sticker.
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Prices of the oilseed could be capped by the arrival of a bumper Brazilian harvest.
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Around back, the 2020 Jaguar XE gets a new bumper and revised taillights, as well.
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DON'T SETTLE FOR TRUMP CHANGE™Registered: April 20, 2016Goods and services: Stickers; Bumper stickers.
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The train should have stopped 10 to 20 feet before the bumper block, he said.
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Top exporters, led by Russia are forecast to harvest bumper crops in the coming months.
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A search warrant says the victim attempted to flee, crashing into the man&aposs bumper.
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A popular bumper-sticker stating that Torun apologises for Radio Maryja is here to stay.
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Last year was a record for M&A and a bumper year for mega matches.
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As the sports car retreats, a red and white athletic shoe falls off the bumper.
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The driver then backs down the street, its bumper dragging, and several protesters give chase.
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A table of hand warmers, bumper stickers, and donuts fueled the 40 or so volunteers.
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Sanders's name and likeness are all over town — plastered on bumper stickers, storefront windows, barnyards.
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There are also bumper stickers, magnets, coffee mugs, frisbees, and more sold on the website.
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The photos of the aftermath show severe damage to the front bumper, hood and engine.
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After finding the cat behind the front bumper of his focus, the driver called RSPCA.
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Only cereals dropped in value in August, weighed down by prospects for a bumper harvest.
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It became a way of celebrating a good harvest or a bumper catch at sea.
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Get the bumper stickers ready because the president may already be plotting his political survival.
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In the 1960s, some conservatives adorned their cars with "Support Your Local Sheriff" bumper stickers.
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A bumper sticker from the PAC can be obtained for a donation starting at $1.
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On Tuesday, he distilled his campaign message into this bumper sticker: Strong borders, no crime.
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The human driver stopped the Bolt and the cyclist hit the bumper and fell over.
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Some credit its success with helping to seed the current bumper crop of cocktail books.
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A majority of this tech is located on the front piece or the rear bumper.
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It appeared that the front bumper had partly detached and was resting on the ground.
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Gail: Are you planning a "Don't Blame Me — I'm an Independent from Maryland" bumper sticker?
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Bumper stickers teach us that in religious pluralism, there are many paths and one mountain.
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This week, we've got a bumper edition with the few records we missed over Thanksgiving.
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That left bankers selling a bumper offer in jittery markets at a non-bargain price.
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His body was found the next day, wedged between a car bumper and a tree.
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We make graphic tees, printed coffee mugs, key chains, bumper stickers, you get the idea.
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In December 23, brothers from Massachusetts patented their bumper cars and created the Dodgem Company.
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When I went with my family, we liked the Himalaya ride and the bumper cars.
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There aren't nearly enough I HEART SOMETHING bumper stickers around anymore; was that a phase?
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The movies of 2016 introduced a bumper crop of new faces, and that's reflected here.
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A "Mahler Grooves" bumper sticker that Leonard Bernstein put in his score of Mahler's Sixth.
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He ran to where she lay, facedown, on the blacktop by a small car's bumper.
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That's now green energy, part of the motivation for a bumper capital raising in August.
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If the flowers are any sign, they'll have a bumper crop of squash this year.
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Such concepts can seem too abstract amid the bumper-slogan imperatives of a presidential debate.
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Going Coastal has an external shower, custom safari rack, and front and rear bumper protection.
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BEIJING, Feb 230 (Reuters) - China's chicken farmers had been looking forward to a bumper year.
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If he were a pushover, they would be plastering his bumper stickers on their cars.
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Dent a steel bumper, and a few hammer blows gets you back on the road.
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He drives all over Houston with a "Beto for Texas" bumper sticker on his car.
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The upper stage of the Bumper 2 rocket soared 250 miles (400 kilometers) above Earth.
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His car wasn't as lucky, with the bumper hanging off and the back windshield obliterated.
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Corn and soybean supplies rose to record levels following the bumper harvest during the fall.
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A very low-speed collision put a dent and a scrape in its rear bumper.
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Or are parents looking for the best bumper sticker for the back of their car?
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This includes bumper stickers, buttons, signs, T-shirts, and the "Make America Great Again" hats.
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The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
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SUSPECTED DRUNK DRIVER TRIED TO LIGHT CIGARETTE WITH HIS BURNING CAR "These are cars that are parked bumper to bumper, and with the winds we had last night and the heat the cars were giving off, it was spreading quickly," Lavender said to Fox 13.
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As our own Matt Novak has pointed out, Moller has convinced countless publications to feature his creation over the years, promising a future where bumper-to-bumper traffic is a thing of the past—a dream that has always been just over the horizon.
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By Barbara Grzincic Ford Motor Co's "bumper-to-bumper" warranty does not cover problems allegedly caused by the epoxy-based coatings it used on fuel-tank liners in several pre-2008 truck and van models, a federal judge in New Jersey ruled on Friday.
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"Do I want to get on the road and ride bumper to bumper to get to the store for a few items, such as stationery and a couple of boxes of Lipton tea?" said Belinda Foster, director of marketing at PR firm AWJ Platinum.
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Klobuchar's campaign sells a bumper sticker that reads, "I'm not going to go for things just because they sound good on a bumper sticker" — an obvious jab at both Sanders and Warren, whose campaign sells a "Billionaire Tears" mug referencing her proposed wealth tax.
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More than eight hours before 1830 ET kickoff, fans, some who had paid over $5,000 for a ticket, made their way through miles of bumper-to-bumper traffic, protests by local residents and airport type security before settling into their seats at Hard Rock Stadium.
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Perhaps Germany's bumper trade surplus will be eroded as China's was, by a surge in wages.
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Last year was a bumper year for mergers and acquisitions, providing plenty of paydays for advisers.
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"Look at producers trolling Garrett with an #equality bumper sticker on the free minivan!" she wrote.
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Bars, cafes and restaurants in Paris and Brussels were preparing for a bumper evening of revelry.
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That bumper is a metal crumple zone designed to absorb the impact of an errant car.
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Egypt banned rice exports in 2008 but lifted the ban in October after a bumper harvest.
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As the EMTs continue working on his wife, Litty watches from the bumper of the ambulance.
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Dede Phillips just wanted to photograph a new bumper sticker on the back of her truck.
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The Mercedes-Benz parent has problems aplenty, which bumper third-quarter sales do little to change.
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The Sun even offered its readers bumper stickers bearing the message "Stop Hammond's white van scam".
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Tesla's share price soared after it published bumper first-quarter sales figures for its electric cars.
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The awkward looking rubber extensions to the back bumper are required by US regulations, for instance.
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The Sun is offering its readers bumper stickers bearing the message "Stop Hammond's white van scam".
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AFTER a bumper year for financial markets in 2017, can 2018 be anything like as good?
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The electronic industry's huge appetite for memory chips drove Samsung Electronics to another bumper quarterly profit.
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Should Republicans get their way, Americans can expect a pay rise—just not a bumper one.
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"I have no dislike for her or anything like that," said Floyd Bumper, 32, of Waterloo.
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The front bumper and right headlight, and side of Curry's Porshe looked to be badly damaged.
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That's the beauty of Calvin—you can buy a bumper sticker of him pissing on anything.
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The laser-sensing LiDAR system is built into the front bumper on both sides, practically invisible.
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Hawes said the drop of from March's bumper figure of 170,000 does not suggest a trend.
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While those promises are yet to materialize, stocks have been held high by bumper corporate earnings.
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He did not put a bumper sticker on his car, for fear it would be keyed.
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My cousins and I got on these bumper boats, and I guess I just got overzealous.
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"When they go low, we go high" isn't just a bumper sticker or a tactical choice.
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How long until we see Priuses with "Support Your Secretive All-Powerful Federal Agents" bumper stickers?
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"Please be a stuck bag on the bumper," I said as I got out to look.
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The lack of boot-step slots in the bumper side makes getting into the bed awkward.
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In June, Bell secured a bumper contract to sell 100 407GXP helicopters to Shaanxi Helicopter (SHC).
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Prices boosted by a higher oil price as well as the previous day's bumper financial results.
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Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is not just a tagline for a bumper sticker.
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Or they'll put on bumper stickers — America, Love It or Leave It — and say they're patriotic.
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We tested A/B versions, with and without the bumper — and the results were crystal clear.
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"This is one of those issues ... the solution doesn't fit on a bumper sticker," Brady said.
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Shoppers can buy bumper stickers, yard signs, buttons and shirts with a Cruz and Fiorina logo.
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I witness one competitor complaining to a tournament official that his controller's left bumper isn't working.
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"Kim always said, 'Don't put a bumper sticker on a Bentley,'" she told Allure in March.
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UFC 211 garnered a total gate of $22009million and a bumper PPV buy rate of 2100,1003.
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Jeff arrived at the trailhead in a blue Tesla Roadster with a Bernie 2016 bumper sticker.
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Climate change is, in the case of some commodities, causing a bumper crop, The Week reports.
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"There was nothing about him, not even a bumper sticker on his car," Mr. Hall said.
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I was obsessed with the bumper cars — their futuristic shapes, open seats and shiny metallic colors.
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One reason is the fact that ice bumper cars give ice rinks an additional revenue stream.
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It is the "America: Love It or Leave It" bumper sticker, expressed in more florid prose.
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He slaps down the truck and its driver, so I'm staring at the rear bumper. Bam!
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The rate now, she said, is similar to that in 2014, which was a bumper year.
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This is a curious position, coming from people who drive cars bearing "Choose Life" bumper stickers.
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It's got graffiti and abandoned bumper cars upstairs and cocktails with like Pop Rocks in them.
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Griffin says the bumper should absorb and disperse shock, protecting the S23 from 220-foot drops.
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Democrats, already enjoying a strong recruiting season, would see a bumper crop of candidates for 2018.
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"Support Our Troops" bumper stickers and yellow ribbons seemed sincere to me when the war began.
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Affection for Obama still runs deep in his party, reflected in "I miss Obama" bumper stickers.
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I think that it's a big vulnerability of their plans, even though it's a bumper sticker.
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Ms. Cheney was branded a carpetbagger; "Cheney for Virginia" bumper stickers sprung up around the state.
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With buyers scarce, a large part of this season's bumper crop has been left to rot.
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Samsung warning: Samsung reported bumper profits on Wednesday, but struck a cautious note about the future.
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Kelley was also found with "bumper stickers glorifying school shootings" as well as photos of weapons.
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He did not put a bumper sticker on his car, for fear it would be keyed.
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Official data showed retail sales fell more gently than expected in February after a bumper January.
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For his $50, he received two bumper stickers, a duo of rally signs and a hat.
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Samsung's bumper quarter: Samsung (SSNLF) announced Friday it expects to deliver the highest quarterly earnings ever.
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Someone stuck a "Crooked Hillary" bumper sticker on the glass doors of the paper's downtown office.
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With bumper sales having already met years of future demand, inventories and capacity are unsustainably high.
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It happens in sound bites, in shouted slogans, in bumper stickers, in 10-second video clips.
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They were almost home when Ms. Rexrode, who was monitoring the GPS receiver, directed Mr. Zaccardi, who was driving, over the George Washington Bridge and into New Jersey, an unnecessary detour that added an hour in bumper-to-bumper traffic and a $15 toll to their trip.
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"From the front bumper to the back bumper — whether it's a pickup truck or a car or a van — how the vehicle works and is designed should be the province of the federal government as has been the case for more than 50 years," said Rep.
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A melted bumper is seen on a car parked at a burned out gas station in Paradise.
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Oil majors extended Tuesday's rally, with BP up 3.9 percent after the previous day's bumper financial results.
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And I guess it shows what happens when you get far in life parodying bumper stickers slogan.
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The driver never did see me, so I was hit right in the chest by the bumper.
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U.S. soybeans are also facing strong competition from Brazil, where farmers have begun harvesting a bumper crop.
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But that was offset by bumper wheat crops in the United States and the Black Sea region.
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The impact forced the bumper and trunk of the sedan into the backseat, where two people sat.
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To retain the car's sleek design, Hyundai's engineers hid the laser-powered LIDAR sensors behind the bumper.
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Barack Obama drives a bumper car with his daughter Sasha at the Iowa State Fair on Aug.
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They seem carefully designed, featuring super clicky buttons and an extra gamepad-style bumper above each trigger.
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The hashtag organically took off on Twitter after the campaign debuted a bumper sticker with the phrase.
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Growth in car sales also slowed slightly in December, after a bumper year for the auto industry.
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She finally came unstuck, but not without leaving a decent piece of tongue skin on the bumper.
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Britain also had a bumper month, registering 562,000 cars, 8.4% more than in March of last year.
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A flat-sided Roomba that can actually run along walls without playing bumper cars shouldn't be groundbreaking.
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You don't have to be an expert analyst to forecast bumper holiday sales for the Cupertino team.
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Hong Kong is on track for a bumper year of listings, with $28.7 billion raised so far.
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National teams can only look enviously at the IPL's bumper cheque, which marks two long-awaited milestones.
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The only sign of the eruption he encountered was ash covering the back bumper of his truck.
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It will take a few years of bumper production to rebuild stocks to comfortable levels, they say.
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If all else fails, play it safe with a Nasty Woman pin and maybe a bumper sticker.
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Bumper harvests have pushed bean prices below $1.20 a pound, forcing farmers to sell at a loss.
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If it was an American wedding, they would be arriving in Priuses with "Question Authority" bumper stickers.
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Adidas, which has been hitting a series of record highs in anticipation of bumper results on Aug.
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CheapRVLiving bumper stickers, given out freely at the main camp, were pasted proudly on bumpers and windows.
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That's where the bumper sticker, soundbite approach that President Trump likes to apply doesn't work so well.
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Cops say the bumper was dragging on the ground, and sparks were flying all around her car.
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The system with sensors is mounted on the car at bumper level for prime parking data collection.
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My parents were conventional hippies who drove Volvos donned with "Save Tibet" and "Question Authority" bumper stickers.
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To that end, the company rolled out an ultra-compact, six-second "bumper ad" unit last spring.
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Suarez thought he had the fastest truck during the closing run but couldn't get to Crafton's bumper.
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Bumper stickers: There is no planet B; There are no jobs on a dead planet; Wake up.
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But more bumper harvest forecasts and rising energy prices herald another tough year for farmers in 2018.
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As a result, no-fly zones and safe zones are bandied about like vague bumper sticker slogans.
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In Iowa near the Forthrast family home, REMEMBER MOAB bumper stickers appear next to Confederate flag stickers.
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The USDA boosted its supply outlook for the upcoming marketing year to reflect the expected bumper harvest.
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The new client money followed bumper starts to the year at Swiss rivals UBS and Credit Suisse.
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The news from Moscow came as data showed a bumper build in U.S. crude stocks last week.
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Yet on both sides of the Atlantic too many companies crank out bumper profits in concentrated markets.
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When you spend within your true budget, however, you stop caring about door dings and bumper scrapes.
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I got hit on the left rear bumper, which was smashed in, along with the tail-light.
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My own brother had his vehicle broken into and damaged because of a bumper sticker supporting Trump.
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I run my hand along its rotund bumper, picture it in candy apple red, baby blue... yellow!
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I was friends with him, and he wanted us to play covers, sort of almost bumper music.
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Sensors and cameras central to automatic driving systems are mostly installed in a car's bumper or windshield.
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The March quarter is seasonally slow for Alibaba following its bumper sale event, Singles' Day, in November.
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"I also said I body-slammed Moby Dick and pulled a bumper off a Cadillac," he said.
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The second most popular post was of King wearing a bikini, standing on the van's front bumper.
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It is nothing but a bumper sticker, a campaign banner, a defense mechanism, and a political tool.
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My friend Bumper had loaned it to me, and having someone else's property is a serious infraction.
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How would you like to do VR in a big group, and on fairground dodgems/bumper cars?
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Check out the first track from the album, the deep house bumper "Jump Into," exclusively streaming below.
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And this was on display again Tuesday night with a bumper sticker takeaway on Syria and Afghanistan.
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Barack Obama famously skipped the soapbox in 2007, opting to take his daughters on the bumper cars.
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The bumper is thick, and the top and bottom edges are decently raised for extra screen protection.
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It's how they'll be represented on bumper stickers, yard signs, and T-shirts for months to come.
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The well-meaning individual saw their U.S. Marine Corps bumper sticker and wanted to thank the veteran.
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To answer how did "this" happen, look no further than the bumper-sticker lines of each candidate.
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But on the final lap, Blaney's car caught Newman's rear bumper and caused him to lose control.
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Before leaving, one officer attached a buoy to the bumper so the vehicle could be located later.
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For fiscal 2017, feed costs dropped by $80 million after four years of bumper harvests lowered prices.
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If you're thinking that you've missed out on all those bumper pre-order deals, do not despair.
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Whatever the reason, there was apparently a bumper crop of massive new stars one billion years ago.
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Bumper listings by Uber Technologies and rival Lyft Inc lifted proceeds there by 6.7% to $48.4 billion.
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Bumper sensors tell them when it's run into something and to head off in a different direction.
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It appeared to be missing at least part of its front bumper and have a broken window.
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After five years of bumper harvests worldwide that depressed crop prices, trading margins are on the rebound.
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"For example, if it is determined that a bicyclist is about to strike the hood and front bumper of the vehicle, the tension may be reduced for the tension members associated with the hood and front bumper, so as to reduce the rigidity of those surfaces," says the patent.
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The first wave of PRT was a machine's attempt to mimic the chaos of a highway system — to run cars bumper to bumper without a crash, to make strangers share a car and hope that no one gets in a fight — with the now-crude technology of the 1970s.
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"We left at 4 in the morning; as far as we've gone, it's been bumper to bumper," said Linda Caldwell as she idled at a gas station in Ridgeland, S.C. The 259-mile journey to that point from her home in Daytona Beach, she said, had taken 12 hours.
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While it is not expected to cure bumper-to-bumper traffic, it does promise to improve things: Under the old system, about 250 vehicles could pass through the E-ZPass booths per hour; about 850 cars can zip through the new system in the same amount of time.
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Eventually, the six-color rainbow was made into bumper stickers, key chains, coffee mugs, t-shirts, and more.
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Shares of some other technology firms reporting bumper earnings also jumped, with Lasertec surging 14.0% and Optorun 14.6%.
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At 11 I was skateboarding and I grabbed onto the bumper of a passing car to gain speed.
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Put it on a bumper sticker and try to sell it somewhere because Americans aren&apost buying that.
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When a hawker came by with bumper stickers—DONALD TRUMP FOR VETS—Rich reached to take a few.
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The black Porsche, its hood and front bumper crunched and dented, was then backed onto a tow truck.
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The children appeared "distressed" and one grabbed onto the car bumper as the suspect drove off, witnesses said.
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Yep, the wild making out scenes started years before Bumper and Fat Amy existed in the movie sphere.
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Its bumper revenues have been helped by higher valuations on the bets it has made on tech companies.
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Shares of some other technology firms reporting bumper earnings also jumped, with Lasertec rising 9.8% and Optorun 11.8%.
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While on the call, her husband allegedly rear-ended her bumper multiple times, according to the affidavit, LKLDNow.
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Afghanistan's ubiquitous poppy fields enjoyed bumper crops in recent years, fueling local opium markets and global heroin trafficking.
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"WHERE would you rather be?" asks a bumper sticker on the back of a rickety-looking Toyota Corolla.
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She stopped the vehicle to look at the front bumper, and saw a dog below the license plate.
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A press of the right bumper goes further, letting you select all units on-screen at the moment.
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Wheat slid for a third consecutive session as expectations of bumper winter crop harvest added pressure on prices.
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They found Kaiden's body wedged between the bumper of his mom's car and the tree they'd slammed into.
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This year, a wet winter and spring also led to a bumper crop of vegetation throughout the state.
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For those wanting a close-up, a GoPro attached to the steamroller's bumper shows the moment of impact.
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She became pinned between the truck's back bumper and the front of a bus, according to the station.
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They had just planted a bumper crop, encouraged by strong demand and a drought in Argentina, a competitor.
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"This bumper performance probably means we will see a slowdown in April," said SMMT chief executive Mike Hawes.
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The kit appears to add seating, brakes, front bumper, steering wheel, and rear wheels to a Segway miniPRO.
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The expected influx of Chinese shoppers follows a bumper summer for foreign tourist spending in the West End.
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Most of the bags, about 8,000 of them, were hidden in a fake car bumper, according to police.
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Long-serving staff who already earn more than $10 are miffed at missing out on a bumper rise.
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But the road back to bumper profits will not be easy and there will be winners and losers.
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Initially investigators said a chauffeur had been behind the wheel of the car, windshield now shattered, bumper dangling.
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Bumper stickers adorned BMWs and Land Rovers alongside others bearing names like Romney and Ryan, Palin and McCain.
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Martinez remembers them arriving in cabs, old jalopies and fancy SUVs — some even with McCain/Palin bumper stickers.
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The house damage is a window ledge, we're told -- and the car damage is a banged-up bumper.
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With a load in hand, he leapt from the blacktop to the metal bumper and into the van.
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Like everyone else I am horrified that people believed these bumper sticker slogans filled with hate he spewed.
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But while Truex repeatedly made his way to Elliott's rear bumper, he was never able to move past.
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It's hard to believe Chase Elliott still has a yellow rookie stripe on the back of his bumper.
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Jones' application reportedly covers everything from apparel and toys to video games, helmets, trading cards and bumper stickers.
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In Nigeria's major cities, images of Jesus and favorite Bible verses are common on bumper stickers and windshields.
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But the travel blitz did create a bumper supply of coffee grounds at Starbucks and other food vendors.
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Bumper stickers reading "My car is Japanese but my heart is Chinese" soon began appearing across the country.
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While there's a bumper crop of progressives, centrist Democrats have few options—and none with Biden's name recognition.
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Dem newbies: Democrats have a bumper crop of self-recruited House candidates raising gobs of cash in 2018.
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There's bumper stickers around here that say "Premature Evacuation," and we kind of had a jump on it.
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Think charming diners and borrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbor, not Trump bumper stickers and microaggressions.
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As I walked away I saw one of those 'Make America Great Again' bumper stickers on her car.
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Virtual fun A visit to a theme park in Japan doesn't just mean roller coasters and bumper cars.
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Bumper stickers like "Caution: Wide Right Turn" or "This Vehicle Makes Frequent Stops" can be critical to safety.
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He loves to yoke his enemies with silly, derisive monikers, to reduce perceived weakness to bumper sticker legibility.
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The Huawei P40 Pro features a bumper 50MP Leica quad camera, and a larger 6.58-inch OLED display.
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It's really thin and has a bumper around the screen that feels fantastic, not to mention very sturdy.
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Vehicles offer a bonus: bumper stickers with political and religious messages that shed light on a jurors' leanings.
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And so now we have a bumper crop of art installations re-enchanting the most familiar public spaces.
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"You can go back to watching Fox News," was her line that should be on bumper stickers soon.
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To borrow imagery from a less literary sport, you feel that this novel's bowling lane has bumper rails.
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The rear bumper was torn off and lying in the middle of the street a few blocks away.
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"I have two bumper stickers on my car," Mr. Cullen said, one for Ayotte and one for Gov.
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From Iowa to China, years of bumper crops and low prices have overwhelmed storage capacity for basic foodstuffs.
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The winter storms have unleashed a bumper crop of highly flammable grasses in lowland foothills across the West.
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Is America finally ready to get serious about school safety and not just talk in bumper sticker soundbites?
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The piece is crafted from a bonded jersey material, and features bumper studs at the base for structure.
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The bank jacked up borrowing costs by a bumper 625 basis points in September to stabilise the economy.
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Creeley's postcards were put in mailers, along with bumper stickers, bookmarks, and other goodies, and sent to subscribers.
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The gator vehicles, which are the size of a golf cart, are equipped with a chair, a defibrillator, an oxygen bag and medical supplies, and they are small enough to drive on bike lanes and squeeze through Midtown Manhattan's bumper-to-bumper traffic and through tight pathways between Broadway theaters.
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In a city like Los Angeles, where bumper-to-bumper traffic is a fact of daily life, one iBuyer executive said that they began their operations in a tight geographical area to make sure that their renovation crews weren&apost collecting money, and wasting time, by sitting in traffic all day.
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It was a bummer that Annaliese had a difficult time with dogs, just like she had with bumper cars.
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An interesting anomaly in the male population: a bumper crop of 48-year-olds who look like they're 63.
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A truck covered in "Trump" bumper stickers was denuded of many of them by protesters walking by the vehicle.
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Norwegian Joy will also have hovercraft bumper cars, a multilevel green park and a luxury duty-free shopping area.
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Photos of the accident show the car crushed, with the front windshield shattered and the bumper torn to pieces.
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They also showed off the Karbon Bumper Case as well as a line of cases in partnership with Otterbox.
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WILLIAMS: Well I think the answer would be bumper car because remember when we went -- GUTFELD: I love that.
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October brought in a bumper crop at the box office, with new releases breaking records and raking in profits.
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Now Bumper (Adam DeVine) and Jesse (Skylar Astin) have been written out of the story in a single sentence.
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Pastor reversed the van until it was again in the abandoned lot, with its back bumper facing the boys.
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But Friday's bumper labour market data challenged that view, handing the dollar its best day so far this year.
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When the light is turned off, the phone simply looks like it is encased in a rubbery safety bumper.
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Their foremost concern is that years of bumper growth in the most profitable markets is coming to an end.
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"Even though Kim always says, 'Don't put a bumper sticker on a Bentley,' I really like tattoos," she shared.
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On top of a bumper batch of earnings, economic data will be at the forefront of trade on Tuesday.
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And when it comes summing up her life in one line on a bumper sticker, she didn't mince words.
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He put a swing on the top of the Empire State Building and bumper cars on highways in Egypt.
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But throughout the day there [sic] bumper gets bigger and bigger," she asked, adding "LOL asking for a friend.
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Bumper rains can spur farm and economic growth and boost rural demand for gold, cars, motorcycles, refrigerators and fertilizer.
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The bumper crop of kindling helps explain why this has been the worst year on record for California wildfires.
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They found an "As Seen on YouTube" bumper sticker, which they affixed to the rear window of the van.
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Amber says the man was honking his horn and that the bumper actually made contact with baby Marlow's stroller.
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LVMH's leading jewelry brand Bulgari had seen growth slow down as 2015 had been a bumper year, he said.
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I put a bumper kit on my car in '91, '92, and at that particular time, it was rare.
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He raced really clean and I laid the bumper to him, so I don't expect him to be happy.
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It's $39.99 and sold by the same company that makes this slightly-hilarious bumper case for the Apple Watch.
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Everyone's gonna know who's behind the wheel ... the truck is covered in Marshmello logos on the doors and bumper.
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Rio Tinto had declared a bumper final and special dividend last month, while BHP had maintained its interim payout.
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But since he's a longtime racer, I know he's comfortable with me riding only feet away from his bumper.
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That's well up from the average of the past five years, but down from bumper levels earlier this year.
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At worst, some nail-spitting maniac tries to run you off the road because of your Hillary bumper sticker.
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China has pledged loans, grants and investment to support Duterte's bumper $180 billion infrastructure program, his core economic policy.
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That is nonsense: the phrase is a Clinton campaign slogan found on bumper stickers, not in a blood oath.
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Mr. Rispone began the race with an ad depicting the "Trump" bumper sticker he placed on his pickup truck.
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The footage appears to show a man standing in front of a white van with a damaged front bumper.
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This ornament of a car reads "Just Married" where a license plate would be, with "Trump" on the bumper.
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Unipetrol reported earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of 11.9 billion crowns in 2016, a bumper year.
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The system favored quantity over quality, with grape varieties that promised bumper harvests pushing aside those needing more attention.
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Now it's a program bumper title and just a gimmick to hold your attention through the mind numbing commercials.
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I collect them from the forest, where heavy storms and hot weather means there's a bumper crop this year.
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Unlike our world, that chat window isn't just emojis and swastikas zipping by like bumper stickers on the freeway.
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Meaning, the euro zone economy could well enjoy a bumper year while ECB's policy remains very loose and accommodative.
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But much of a bumper crop of cotton sat moldering in the fields, and livestock losses were substantial. Mrs.
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WAYNE, N.J. — They were combative right from the start, armed with well-practiced barbs and bumper-sticker-ready quotes.
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One woman in a sequined, beige one-piece flashed a cheeky smile and began "wining" with our front bumper.
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Mr. Ren said in January that he predicted another bumper year in 2019, with sales jumping to $125 billion.
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Obama and Trump, in their respective campaigns, took this subtext of American politics and made it into bumper stickers.
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At some bars, the hand dryer, like the rest of the bathroom, is festooned with graffiti and bumper stickers.
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After a bumper crop in 2013 that doubled Mexican exports, American producers filed a complaint of unfair trade practices.
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New competition to U.S. soybeans is looming from an expected bumper new crop in Brazil, with harvesting now underway.
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Later that day, police found Gunn's car near her apartment in a neighbor's yard with the front bumper missing.
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That underpins its credit ratings, and its bumper issuance in February and March was three times oversubscribed by investors.
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Somewhere along the way, Warren developed a talent for bumper stickers, while refining her ability to speak in paragraphs.
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At the official Red Sox team store on the street, several people were buying up "Yawkey Way" bumper stickers.
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"I think it's failing because we don't live up to the bumper-sticker slogan of maximum pressure," he said.
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U.S. soybean exporters are likely to face stiff competition from Brazil, which has just started harvesting a bumper crop.
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In 22019, Afghanistan was looking at a bumper harvest, according to the UNODC, which monitors opium crops in Afghanistan.
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It has a certain simple, visceral appeal, and provides a convenient bumper-sticker slogan for Trump and his defenders.
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This isn't going to be a serious repair — just enough to hold by bumper together for a few months.
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Red, green, blue, and yellow paint was carefully applied onto the wing, roof, and front bumper of the car.
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After years of drought, a wet winter nourished a bumper crop of grasses, shrubs, and trees throughout the state.
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And with Bumper Machine — which YouTube is currently alpha testing, which will then lead into beta testing and eventually general availability — advertisers will have a tool to create a Bumper by scanning a longer ad for "key elements," like a voice-over or a tight focus on human beings or logos or products.
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THE PHRASE "happy as Larry" was coined to describe an Australian boxer who won a bumper prize in the 1890s.
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The splashy investments and bumper returns have fueled reports that SoftBank is considering an IPO for its big tech fund.
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Trey Gowdy in South Carolina, handed out bumper stickers to campaign donors back in 2015 during a state senate campaign.
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"I sometimes had the feeling the racers were just kids playing with adult bumper cars," says Belgian photographer Kevin Faingnaert.
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But Facebook argued that its ads should be regulated as "small items," similar to bumper stickers, which don't require disclosures.
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His bumper knocked the top of the radiator off of it; knocked the fitting off the top of the radiator.
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Kaiden was found near Richardson Creek after the floodwaters receded, his body wedged between the bumper and a nearby tree.
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The first will be the Laser Bear Honeycomb, which are typically featured on the bumper of Waymo's self-driving vehicles.
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A few days ago, I put the Hero 8 on the back bumper of my van while it was parked.
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I went back with a measuring tape and the surface of my bumper is just 18 inches off the ground.
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In a bumper sticker, the campaign messaging that this ad appears to preview goes like this: Yes, he's a jerk.
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If you wanna know who a man is in the Deep South, look at his back window and bumper stickers.
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It will be years if not decades before self-driving cars are ubiquitous and eliminating the driver brings bumper returns.
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The bumper sticker was apparently a hoax, since the Sheriff says Gasser answered and started arguing with the other driver.
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Previously, he's worn an inflatable bumper ball, has donned Daisy Dukes, and has appeared as Princess Leia from Star Wars.
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Feed is abundant after record-large autumn harvests of U.S. corn and soybeans followed a bumper crop of winter wheat.
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Kachere hopes to sell her bumper harvest of 12.5 tonnes of maize and buy seed and equipment for next season.
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Confronted by this analysis, India bulls concede the middle class is comparatively small, but insist that bumper growth is coming.
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There's also a $130 Kids Edition of the tablet, featuring a drop-friendly bumper and the standard software subscription package.
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Salem understood that peacemaking sometimes means driving around with an Egyptian license plate and a right-wing Israeli bumper sticker.
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" "Diego isn't the biggest one, but he's got a spunky personality," Gibbs says, who describes tortoise mating like "bumper cars.
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Corporate-tax cuts helped the earnings per share of S&P 500 firms grow by a bumper 22% in 2018.
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Then, whoops: Another self-driving Cruise, this one being driven by a Cruise human employee, thumped into its rear bumper.
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I do believe that this woman was upset because I have Beto and Eric Holguin bumper stickers on my car.
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Photos of the suspected car show a dark grey Dodge Challenger with its destroyed bumper hanging off into the street.
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Here's how it would work, according to the patent: The bumper houses an inflatable portion, which extends out when inflated.
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The petitions are on top of a Buick parked in a carport with a "Make America Great Again" bumper sticker.
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I crashed it within the first week with some minor damage to the bumper which I haven't bothered to fix.
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It also has an odd bumper attachment that serves as a place to store the micro-USB or Lightning cable.
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"We have taken ... very complicated, serious issues and we've pushed them down to the level of bumper stickers," Hayden said.
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It's like she wants to defy the bumper stickers and be the exceptional "well-behaved woman" who does make history.
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Above it, the Tesla logo stands out in a smaller, thinner front grille, where the hood meets the front bumper.
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One clip from the western state of Gujarat shows four men, shirtless, tied to a bumper being whipped with rods.
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The mechanic removed the car's headlights and bumper to safely free the feline, who was luckily uninjured after his ordeal.
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It meant we love home, but we can also imagine Trump bumper stickers peppering Ford F-150 pickup trucks everywhere.
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" One of the most memorable bumper stickers from the campaign was for the Democrat and read, "Vote for the crook.
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Mudibo blamed the oversupply on stocks that were held over from last year, when Kenya had a bumper tea crop.
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Their social media accounts even feature buses with near-matching bumper sticker slogans ("honk if you're tired of career politicians").
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While it is not a bumper-sticker slogan, achieving net zero emissions is possible with a broad array of technologies.
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That brings the total to $26,685, just shy of our tester which had extra floor mats and a bumper guard.
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There are bumper stickers from Richard Nixon's campaigns for President and photographs of Stone with candidates for whom he's worked.
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In the years since its founding, the firm has generated bumper returns for investors and gradually increased assets under management.
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European tech has had a bumper year — seeing a record $5.3 billion investment from US venture capitalists into the region.
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Mr. Kinsley destroys the notion that, as the bumper sticker has it, he who dies with the most toys wins.
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The six-day high for the loonie came after domestic data on Friday showed a bumper jobs gain in February.
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I sent them the photo I had taken showing the bumper damage at pickup and the issue was quickly resolved.
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Lion Air the biggest customer with a bumper order of 57443 planes, carrying a list price value of $25744 billion.
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But when they come in and order a stack of religious, gun-toting slogans on bumper stickers, I make them.
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Chicago corn and soybean prices have also been capped by ample global supplies, padded by bumper harvests in South America.
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On the way out of the parking lot, Miles got his giant SUV stuck under the yellow concrete parking bumper.
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The principles that will guide my campaign are simple enough to fit on a bumper sticker: freedom, security, and democracy.
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When officers examined the car, they found 31 packages of methamphetamine wrapped in plastic and hidden inside the rear bumper.
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"Hillary's challenge is to make 'stronger together' more than a bumper sticker or a tagline for an ad," Favreau said.
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Tanya and I yanked the ropes to free the squirming donkeys from the truck bumper as fast as we could.
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The rebound was led by the fastest increase in agricultural output since 1996, following bumper harvests of soy and corn.
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He opened his candidacy with an ad boasting of how he had a Trump bumper sticker on his pickup truck.
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HONG KONG/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Investment banking business in India should be enjoying bumper fees after a record year of dealmaking.
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They require highly trained, highly specialized, highly professional warriors, but those warriors need more than a bumper sticker for support.
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He sold "#NeverTrump" bumper stickers on his campaign website, before announcing his support for Mr. Trump once he dropped out.
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In this bumper-car pileup of a race, rife with personal feuds and animosities, Ms. Fleet could well finish third.
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Bumper-sticker wedge issues like busing, open borders and free health care for undocumented immigrants have spawned the most headlines.
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The Vicis Zero1 helmet's outer shell acts like a car bumper because it flexes on impact and immediately bounces back.
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If it doesn&apost, press the Bind button located on the top of your controller, between the bumper buttons. 4.
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"Dodgem cars are all fitted with speed limiters, but they still seem to crash," he added, referring to bumper cars.
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They applaud troops in the abstract, stick the yellow ribbon on the car bumper, and that's the extent of it.
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The 2017 e-Golf comes with a new look thanks to new LED headlights and taillights and a new bumper.
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Prices of key commodity ingredients including corn, sugar and cocoa remain relatively low due to bumper harvests around the globe.
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Cue the chaos: "It was bumper to bumper and fairly slow for about 30 to 40 miles on either side of I-95," Sarah Boessenecker told NBC News as she, her husband, Robert, and their cat tried to make the trip from Charleston, S.C., to Atlanta, where friends had offered to put them up.
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The purple-haired woman who handed Dom his coffee at McDonald's, the dent of his teeth in the cup's paper lip, the smell of exhaust on the interstate in bumper-to-bumper traffic, the silver dice dangling from the rearview mirror of Jerome's truck—Dom marvelled at the world he was soon to leave behind.
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But that followed bumper issuance in January and April of $38.5 billion and $37.5 billion respectively - the two biggest months ever.
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Due to a bumper crop of bad films and performances in 2016 the Razzies expanded their nominations from five to six.
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Jerrycans on the roof and front bumper, plus a revamped sleeping space, got this one ready for a European road trip.
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A mixture of children and adults play bumper cars at Wonderland, an indoor amusement park that opened atop the Park Mall.
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This is despite record production of arabica coffee, the higher quality bean, thanks to bumper crops in Brazil, Colombia and Honduras.
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The smell of burnt popcorn and the sound of bumper cars colliding gets our hearts racing faster than the coasters themselves.
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Kaiden Lee Welch was found close the car on Monday morning, his body in between the bumper and a nearby tree.
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The dual-material shell still protects against bumps and drops, with a raised screen bumper to prevent that heartbreaking shattered screen.
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Radar sensors are installed behind the front bumper, rather than protruding off the side of the vehicle like an unsightly boil.
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That's because Nike has broken convention and dropped a bumper sale on shoes, tracksuits, jackets, hoodies, dresses, and absolutely loads more.
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It turns the rear bumper into a rather comfortable seat for two with ready access to a 12-volt power socket.
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But your data's even safer with SanDisk's updated, rugged SSD that's now wrapped in a shock, dust, and water-resistant bumper.
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Until recently, big corn surpluses from a series of bumper U.S. harvests had traders selling nearby contracts and buying back months.
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In the era of #BlackLivesMatter, there's been a bumper crop of TV series offering various glimpses into black lives and culture.
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If winter storms replenish the Kern Water Bank this year, they could again find themselves with a bumper crop of H2O.
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It's been a bumper year for Glynne, but despite the accolades, in some ways she feels like it's just the beginning.
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They enjoyed the outdoors – and the kids even rode on bumper cars – with William's first cousin Zara Tindall and her family.
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The wheat market is being weighed down by harvest of a bumper crop in the Black Sea region and North America.
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This one used to be an easy tell, but nowadays the vehicles have been updated to sport the regular yellow bumper.
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His face is everywhere, not just on lanterns but on T-shirts, bumper stickers, even the wall of a downtown café.
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Packed with passengers, the train slammed into a bumper block, went airborne and hit the concourse at about 8:20183 a.m.
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"Attacking the issue of pricing … it's a popular bumper sticker, but actually attacking the issue is much more complicated," he said.
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It is seeing profits slide from bumper levels as industry supply shortages are easing and rivals bring new capacity on-stream.
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Russian government forecasts for the upcoming 2019/20 season tempered expectations for bumper supplies in the world's biggest wheat exporting country.
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Adam is just the best (Fat Amy & Bumper 4 ever) and I respect him so much and adore working with him.
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But throughout the day there [sic] bumper gets bigger and bigger and bigger," she inquired, adding, "LOL asking for a friend.
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Even so, China's refineries have been churning out and exporting bumper volumes of diesel and gasoline, in a race for profits.
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And, no joke, using something as a sort of large coaster or other bumper might not be a terrible idea, either.
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What's interesting is what's inside of it: a beautiful electric longboard that automatically charges when it's stowed inside the rear bumper.
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It also illustrates how the corn mountain - and a market soaked in bumper U.S. crops - is forcing policymakers into new territory.
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The country is likely to import 2 million or 3 million tonnes in the 2017/18 cycle despite the bumper harvest.
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As it speeds off, a single red sneaker falls from its heavily damaged front bumper and bounces down the vacant street.
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Farmers can pocket federal handouts even when they have bumper crops or when they just fall short of their revenue targets.
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The user who sells those items, OneTermDonnie, also sells bumper stickers that read "Chump" made to look like the Trump logo.
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Wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a photo of Moro, Scheidt hands out "I Support Car Wash" bumper stickers to passersby.
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According to The Post, nearly $4.8 million has been spent on Trump's own merchandise such as bumper stickers and T-shirts.
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"A bumper-sticker for resigned BernieSanders fans, circulating on the internet RIP"Before the dawn comes the deepest dark of night.
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Supported by a national lottery fund, Britain finished second at Rio with a bumper haul of 27 golds and 67 medals.
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During the last hours of campaigning, a co-worker had slapped a Dukakis bumper sticker on the back of my sweatshirt.
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Eventually, I connected two wires and a small included bumper plate that helps the camera angle properly toward a potential visitor.
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The Silverado's step bumper has a pair of recessed extra steps to aid in climbing into and out of the bed.
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While that newly unveiled device does fly, it's designed to only operate over water and is more bumper-boat than car.
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German airline Lufthansa fell 3.8 percent, the worst DAX performer, despite upping its profit forecast after a bumper summer of bookings.
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"Pull Up to the Bumper", for instance, is definitely about anal sex (although Jones still insists it's just about parking cars).
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SEATTLE — For the last several quarters, Amazon delighted investors by delivering something unusual for the company: a bumper crop of profits.
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" In the glass case below the counter were a number of bumper stickers, one of which read "ProShots: Pansies Converted Daily.
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The only thing that might have made it scream 1984 any louder would have been a "Where's the Beef?" bumper sticker.
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We should not wear campaign buttons or display any other insignia of partisan politics, such as bumper stickers or lawn signs.
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We didn't set out necessarily with the idea to make ice bumper cars, but we were open to starting a business.
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Reading it can be like watching one of those crime shows in which the bumper music ends with slamming car doors.
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The farmers said that with bumper harvests causing a supply glut, prices had fallen so low they were barely scraping by.
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I thought of the plaza around Bethesda Fountain, beside the lake in Central Park, where crowds watch rowboats imitating bumper cars.
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Police say she reeked of booze, and her bumper was dragging on the ground, with sparks flying all around her car.
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As for tire shine, it's usually really hard to find one that doesn't slick up onto your bumper and quarter panels.
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While not grievously injured, my neck was hurting, and I worried more about that than the bumper and told him so.
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Global equities lost ground on Friday following the U.S. air strike, blindsiding markets coming off a bumper fourth quarter in 2019.
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But when Mexican exports soared in 2013 after a bumper crop, American producers struck back, filing claims of unfair trading practices.
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Mr. Hutchings is probably the only musician of his generation receiving serious acclaim outside Britain, but there's a worthy bumper crop.
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Spurgeon said police are considering anyone in possession of Gunn's bumper "a person of interest" they would like to speak to.
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They boast about their family cocktail ("the Break Bumper"), taken from a recipe found in the wallet of Teddy Roosevelt's valet.
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He drives a moldering gray Volkswagen Thing convertible, known around Washington for its collage of political bumper stickers and unreliable roof.
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The offering follows a bumper subscription and trading debut on Wednesday by Kerala-based CSB Bank Ltd, whose shares surged 53.9%.
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As Logano moved down the track, the nose of Busch's car tapped the left side of Logano's rear bumper, turning Logano.
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It's matched with a small wing that's incorporated into the front bumper to provide downforce at the front of the car.
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From splashing water at the car's bumper to combing your hair with the sponge, Watson and his baby have you covered.
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As you can see, I have a dent, a slight crack, some scuffs, and a section of the bumper that's detaching.
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Mr. Weintraub's office was typically al fresco: out front, for example, his foot perched on a bumper of a parked car.
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Wood still has O'Rourke's Senate campaign bumper sticker on her car, along with a sticker bearing a quote from Massachusetts Sen.
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"I use only manure on my farm," said the mother of seven, who is certain she will get a bumper harvest.
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Stock market movers: Shares in PayPal (PYPL) were up about 6% in premarket trading, following a bumper earnings report on Thursday.
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Staley received a bumper pay package of 5.9 million pounds ($7.64 million) in 13, up from 3.36 million a year earlier.
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In pictures: Protecting native wildlife Aged 80, his motto is "save everything" -- an adage he literally has as a bumper sticker.
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Your care package of bulk miso, plaid flannel, and Coexist bumper sticker/tote bag/unisex t-shirt are in the mail!
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But get this ... he signed the busted bumper and GAVE IT to first responders ... this according to WJXT4's Vic Micolucci.
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This year's installment hosted roughly 3,000 attendees sleeping in tents, vans, and converted school busses slapped with Burning Man bumper stickers.
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It appeared out of the darkness and hammered the front bumper, to which a radio antenna was attached with steel bolts.
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The Cybertruck will have a maximum approach angle (which is the maximum angle of a ramp a vehicle can drive up without its front bumper hitting the ramp) of 35 degrees and a maximum departure angle (the maximum angle of a ramp a vehicle can drive down without its rear bumper hitting the ramp) of 28 degrees, Tesla says.
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Investor interest in metals, power, gas and carbon prices, meanwhile, has revived in part thanks to price rallies and bumper trading volumes.
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But neither that acknowledgment nor any bumper sticker labels will get us any closer to figuring out how to bridge our divides.
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"2015 was a bumper year for fundraising, with a handful of large funds achieving final closes during the year," the association said.
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And finally, somebody asked you to explain the bumper sticker that you&aposre trying to pass off as an actual the thought.
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The bumper crop is leading farmers in the mid-north of Mato Grosso to leave some corn in open fields after harvesting.
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Salman Khan's "Tiger Zinda Hai" is expected to reach that figure in the next few days given its bumper opening last week.
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Usually it's Marvel's heroes who appear as part of the bumper, but in the one preceding Captain Marvel, Lee replaces each one.
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It took months to beat the sheet metal into its original shape, down to the S-shaped curve in the front bumper.
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Ali: First, right now, there is a bumper in the crib, but it will be coming up once she sleeps in there.
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He carefully slowed until the Passat hit his rear bumper and continued to brake until he brought both cars to a stop.
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We meet the owner, Larry Johnson, and it turns out Larry actually has five American flags—and also five Confederate bumper stickers.
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For example, Atlantic Records used Bumpers to promote the band Rudimental's second album, with each Bumper highlighting one of the guest musicians.
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LaVoy's name is emblazoned on shirts, hats, and bumper stickers; an elderly beagle had a LaVoy button pinned to its dog jacket.
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The main factor behind the latest slide in prices was a bumper coffee crop in Brazil, by far the world's biggest producer.
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Luckily, only the front bumper of the shuttle was damaged, and none of the eight passengers or the truck driver were injured.
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Aside from the Fed, a bumper set of earnings is set to be released on Wednesday, with Lowe's and Target posting results.
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Reuters data shows that analysts are now estimating bumper 21.1 percent growth in the January-March quarter among U.S. S&P500 firms.
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Hopes for a cathartic deal that would settle the countries' differences have helped global stockmarkets rise by a bumper 13% this year.
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