Bumpers is survived by another son, William, and a daughter, Margaret Brooke Bumpers, as well as seven grandchildren.
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It also adds two extended bumpers for the shoulder buttons.
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The music is used in bumpers, promos and segment opens.
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And international rollouts are getting their first bumpers as well.
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What better moment than when bumpers nuzzle bumpers to be reminded of the need to reduce traffic in the business heart of the city through a redesigned system of tolls known as congestion pricing.
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And hydraulic jounce bumpers provide extra damping when suspension bottoms out.
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The corners have extra rubber bumpers to cushion shocks and drops.
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For some reason, they love to place cocaine in car bumpers.
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Detroit — a historical horror film with docudrama bumpers — is no exception.
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Front bumpers to the mainland, they soften the blow from storms.
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WATTERS: Better than some of the music you play in your bumpers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A lemur made of damaged car bumpers and bin lids.
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My husband and I both work for Southeast Bumpers and Collision Parts.
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And if you have the bumpers up, the odds are even higher.
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"He was a man of policy and honor and not politics," Bumpers said.
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I was also able to use the bumpers for sharp 90-degree turns.
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Car parts to have import duties lowered include bumpers, doors and seat belts.
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She became a teacher, and she and Mr. Bumpers were married in 1949.
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The sides of the new iPhones look like bumpers from cheap model cars.
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Dale Bumpers of Arkansas to his team after opening arguments had already begun.
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" Former Arkansas governor and Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee -- who ran and lost against Bumpers in a 1992 Senate race -- issued a statement on his campaign website praising his predecessor "Senator Bumpers was extremely helpful to Arkansas and to me personally.
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Additionally, blankets, crib bumpers and pillows should be kept out of the sleep area.
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Bumpers is survived by his wife, Betty, and his children, Brent, William and Brooke.
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There are even little bumpers around the camera's glass to protect it against cracks.
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AEV-designed stamped steel front and rear bumpers further shield the truck from obstacles.
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Instead, they are one-foot by one-foot cubes with rounded corners and bumpers.
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SOLUTION: The company spent $2.53M to provide users with plastic "bumpers" for the phone. Fun!
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Players had to make nice with bumpers and triggers, resisting the itch for a mousewheel.
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The Coexist logo doesn't just belong to scuffed Saab bumpers in co-op parking lots.
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Either way, Weinstein isn't expecting advertisers to just start posting machine-created Bumpers willy-nilly.
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YouTube's new Bumpers don't replace other ad formats; it's just being added as another choice.
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Bumpers' volunteerism earned her numerous honors from humanitarian organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Three cars, all facing the same direction, their undamaged bumpers barely touching, blocked the road.
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Modern bumpers may house advanced sensors that must be replaced or recalibrated after an accident.
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Couch cushions, like crib bumpers, can lead to poor air flow around a baby's mouth.
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Bumpers called the Lewinksky affair "a sex scandal," saying it was not an impeachable offense.
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Mike Huckabee (R-Ak.) said he was "deeply saddened" by the news of Bumpers' death.
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The only addition to The Duke aside from the screen is a pair of bumpers.
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Some have reported quality problems that vary from cracked windows to rear bumpers falling off.
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With its gadgets and metal push bumpers, passengers routinely mistake his Fusion for a cop car.
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The bumpers can be taken off, but they should be left on to protect the blades.
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Dale Bumpers went to public school in Charleston and enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1943.
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His survivors also include two sons, Brent and William; a daughter, Brooke Bumpers; and seven grandchildren.
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An emotional William Bumpers told CNN Saturday that principle is what mattered most to his father.
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The table is a marvel of construction to look at, with obstacles, bumpers, and working flippers.
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Lodvil: The strangest areas that we find drugs concealed are radio speakers or even car bumpers.
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Not to mention its cars' enormous dimensions and Dagmar bumpers, nicknamed after the voluptuous TV star.
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The extra bumpers that turn each joycon into an independent controller fit in a net pocket.
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It also called for the addition of bumpers to the buses, which are made in Britain.
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Bumpers and the first lady, Rosalynn Carter, led a state-by-state campaign promoting preschool immunizations.
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Bumpers' concerns expanded to encompass the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the risks of nuclear war.
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Dale Bumpers (D-Ark.), and was supported by all the members of the state's Congressional delegation.
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It also has interior bumpers along the sides and corners of the case for additional protection.
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Fulbright represented Arkansas in the Senate for 30 years before Bumpers defeated him in the primary.
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You can switch between different sections using the Xbox controller bumpers or left thumbstick and d-pad.
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Using triggers, bumpers, and the D-Pad for troop management and control takes some getting used to.
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You'll discover how to use shape and text layers, lower thirds, bumpers, and other common visual elements.
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For the Senate trial, Mr. Bumpers was called on to deliver the closing argument for the defense.
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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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Other members of the Arkansas political community took to social media to share their thoughts on Bumpers.
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Images of the device show a camouflaged back with rubber bumpers around the edges of the device.
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Couple this with rounded edges, aluminum bumpers, and a sleek finish, and you have the Pixel 4.
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Rubber bumpers on the corners protect your phone from jostles, while also adding a splash of color.
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Non-Bluetooth controllers instead have plastic that matches the bumpers, which house the RB and LB buttons.
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Not all studios are doing bumpers just yet — Sony seems to have been first, with, Warner Bros.
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The brightly colored bumpers, meanwhile, are gone, in favor of new colors, including Rainbow and Frost Blue.
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The Vaccine Research Center of the National Institutes of Health is named for her and Mr. Bumpers.
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The bed is torn apart, the bumpers shattered and trash dumped on the ground around the vehicle.
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Are they free of things like lots of blankets, pillows or bumpers that they could asphyxiate on?
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Also worth noting: the tank is rectangularly shaped with only two round-ish bumpers at the upper corners.
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And there's plenty of black cladding on bumpers, fenders and sills that you don't see on the sedan.
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Two fender-benders occurred in June, neither the Google car's fault and neither causing more than scraped bumpers.
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Bumpers himself was often considered a potential presidential and vice presidential candidate, though he never sought either office.
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Sullivan drove his Toyota 4Runner, equipped with custom steel bumpers, just behind the tornado within a half mile.
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He gutted the car, replaced the engine, suspension, the wheels, and even repainted the front and rear bumpers.
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Bumpers, who has been in law enforcement for close to 210 years, was the first one to respond.
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Battered yellow taxis with "God will provide" and "Allah is one" painted on their bumpers crawl through Conakry.
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They're free to run their businesses, absolved from worry about the bumpers and wheels being attached on schedule.
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Second, Scalia believed it would be foolish for Republicans to adopt what was then called the Bumpers amendment.
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Some have different bumpers, different lighting and even different brakes and brake lines that don't meet American specifications.
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Old American school buses trundled by sporting new green bumpers, chrome horns, blue piping and loud checker wraps.
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The trigger grips have also been updated, alongside redesigned bumpers and shorter hair locks so you can fire faster.
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The Chinese ship put bumpers on its side, suggesting it expected a possible collision when it ran the maneuver.
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Each chapter of the game is treated like a TV episode, complete with opening credits and "previously on" bumpers.
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Bumpers, a Democrat, died at his home in Little Rock after suffering from Alzheimer's disease and a broken hip.
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The bottom of the Blade 15 has rubber bumpers that raise the laptop up to help with heat dispersion.
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Bumpers is taking a cue from the Ev Williams-backed Medium in its approach to podcasting and distribution, too.
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Offered in a gray casing, the company offers multiple, kitchen-friendly protective rubber bumpers in blue, yellow and red.
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The Hellwig also has improved rock sliders and bumpers, lighting, and fender flares to protect the wheels and tires.
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Telomeres are these bumpers on the ends of our DNA and they protect our DNA from wear and tear.
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We had tied cheerful gingham bumpers around the crib's perimeter, so she wouldn't bump her head on the slats.
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The device has a sealed, spill-resistant keyboard and rubberized protective bumpers along the base, making it super durable.
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That was soon followed by recommendations to remove bumpers, blankets, toys and other potentially suffocating clutter from the crib.
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Running jokes about music cues, sound effects bumpers and fake ads for ridiculous companies and products build throughout the series.
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With markers, I drew ramps, targets, and pop bumpers in tribute to those loud hulkish machines I love so dearly.
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The announcement Friday came shortly after police said they were looking for a blue 2005 Mazda Tribute with gray bumpers.
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The Dobby is suitable for both indoor and outdoor flight; there are blade bumpers that can be attached for safety.
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If podcasts are your thing, you may want to check out Bumpers, which aims to create a social podcasting experience.
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Meanwhile, the UE Boom 2 has built-in bumpers on its top, bottom, and side to protect it from drops.
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They perch on rooftops, make themselves at home in backyards and peck at their feathered reflections in shiny car bumpers.
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Bumpers is an app that lets anyone make a podcast straight from their phone, using the phone's built-in microphone.
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Vehicles can be taught to "read" road signs, and thus presumably can be taught to recognize common warnings on bumpers.
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In one story, a cartoon car runs over a real man and a woman has breasts that resemble pinball bumpers.
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We did that by rounding the bumpers, slightly reducing and rounding parts around the triggers, and carefully sculpting the grips.
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It's ironic, but some Democrats in Congress tried a similar idea years ago with the Bumpers Amendment sponsored by Sen.
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No airbags, no roll bar, metal bumpers, an open top — a bad idea to send a child off like that.
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When I was a child, my mother put me to sleep on my stomach, surrounded by bumpers and stuffed animals.
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The design site is now live, featuring fifteen color options for customizing the front, back, bumpers and triggers, thumbsticks and buttons.
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The silver-blue paint job, red bumpers, and gold rims on this spoiler-less Porsche 964 are all kinds of lovely.
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There's something ineffably terrible about 'Bass Bumpers' as a name that it's difficult to pinpoint exactly what's so vile about it.
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Posters with names of YouTube channels were emblazoned on bumpers and side doors, along with entreaties to watch, subscribe, and follow.
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A progressive voice in Arkansas Bumpers was born on August 12, 1925, in Charleston, Arkansas, according to the Library of Congress.
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On a regular day at the shop, you can find him fixing dents, sanding and repairing bumpers, and even fixing radiators.
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It has wheels made of the material car bumpers are made out of and the fabric that's used in bulletproof vests.
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Since the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, Ms. Haseltine Pozzi says larger items are common, like car bumpers and bathtubs.
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At one point in the late 2000s, the show even aired on late-night MTV, surrounded by psychedelic, tie-dye bumpers.
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Microsoft added audio bumpers between emails, thanks to its research, allowing everyone to ignore things that aren't important and stop listening.
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A voluntary safety standard also exists for crib bumpers, despite warnings from medical authorities that the products are unnecessary and dangerous.
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"We started getting cars where all the plastic in the outside was melted and the bumpers were gone," Mr. Zimmer said.
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Facelifted for 2020, the Kia Cadenza receives a more luxurious look inside and out, thanks to a new grille, bumpers, and dash.
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You'll want to check how easy it is to monitor the vehicle's four corners, and where the front and rear bumpers start.
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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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AAP also recommends parents always place babies on their backs to sleep and avoid using crib bumpers, blankets, pillows and soft toys.
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Eventually, the team settled on the controller-mounted version, with four inputs representing the four triggers and bumpers on a standard controller.
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As a long-time political force in Arkansas, Bumpers befriended and served as a mentor to Clinton beginning in the mid-1970s.
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Home zone utilizes 12 ultrasonic sensors in the front and rear bumpers, plus stereo video cameras mounted near the rear-view mirror.
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They're called "bumpers" — usually an action-crammed, lightning-fast five seconds or less, followed by a title card with the release date.
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A design for a smartphone case that deploys airbag-like bumpers if you drop it on the ground is blowing minds online.
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Some attempts have resulted in broken bones or even death on the part of the "professional porcelain bumpers," as they are known.
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And Matthew Fouse created a series of Baltimore-themed stickers featuring a furry rodent that are plastered on bumpers around the city.
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And yes, suddenly I was passing cars with Trump stickers on their bumpers, and passing houses with Trump flags on their lawns.
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Cameras nestled behind the windshield, radar sensors hidden in the front grille and ultrasonic components embedded in bumpers work within narrow tolerances.
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It has rubber bumpers and "modular construction" so IT departments can replace various pieces if unruly children manage to muck the thing up.
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It also includes color-matched plastic around the wheel wells and bumpers, instead of the two-tone look in the non-luxury version.
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The clamor of bells, bumpers and flippers batting steel balls echoing merrily off the walls creates a near constant buzz in the space.
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"The American people are now and for some time have been asking to be allowed a good night's sleep," Bumpers told the chamber.
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And there have been dings and scratches and cracked windshields, and various things done to bumpers — usually at slow speeds, oddly and thankfully.
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Your ball will leave trails of paint as it shoots around the stage, and cause explosions of colors as it smashes into bumpers.
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I'm not sure these bumpers will actually keep your phone scratch or dent-free, but I guess we'll never know until we try?
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Motherson Sumi, that makes wiring harnesses, rear view mirrors and components like bumpers and dashboards, is valued by the market at $5 billion.
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The upgraded truck has stronger bumpers, a skid plate to shield its underbelly, rock sliders to protect the chassis, and Ford Performance features.
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And they're not the only ones offering up vintage trailers, shorts, newsreels, in-house bumpers, singalongs and other bonuses to engage their audiences.
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Bumpers expanded her mission upon learning that fewer than one in five states mandated immunization as a condition for enrollment in public schools.
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This was accomplished through seatbelts, airbags, padded dashboards, better bumpers, lighted roads, highway guardrails, graduated licenses for young people, crackdowns on drunk driving.
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Mr. Grant had three pinballs going simultaneously, racking up more points by sending them crisscrossing past one another and banking into illuminated bumpers.
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For now, Corolla's adaptive cruise control doesn't keep pace in stop-and-go traffic, but it should reduce dented fenders, bumpers and skulls.
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Damaged bumpers, burnt garbage cans, tires and appliances are just some of the objects that can be identified when you go into detail.
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Puertolas takes off with his QAV210, skipping it across the pavement like a stone across water, thanks to plastic bumpers affixed beneath each propeller.
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Using an iPhone was like bowling with bumpers—no one told you exactly what to do, but you couldn't screw up too badly either.
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Once it lights up, click and hold the connect button on the top of the controller, near the bumpers, until the Xbox logo blinks.
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While the bumpers aren't hurting anything, I have yet to find a good use for them because most developers aren't building Cosmos-specific interfaces.
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Khan left the company to start his own business, Bumper Works, in 1978 and went on to make a fortune making lightweight car bumpers.
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Those devices have thick, colorful bumpers, a 2-year guarantee and 1-year subscription to FreeTime Unlimited, a kid-friendly content and app offering.
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In order to handle VLCCs, Moda installed dock bumpers, a new VLCC loading arm, gangways, pumps and vapor recovery capability at its Ingleside facility.
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Y.), Dale Bumpers (D-Ark.) and Sam Nunn (D-Ga.) who would help the Senate find common ground to move the nation's agenda forward.
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Some told of batches of cars being sent through with parts missing - windshields in one case, bumpers in another - because there were none on hand.
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On the freeway, cars with similar destinations clump together, magnetic bumpers linking up, sharing a slipstream and halving the collective energy use of every car.
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The trigger grips have also been updated from the original Elite, alongside redesigned bumpers and shorter hair locks so you can fire faster in games.
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Mr. Bumpers was part of a generation of moderate Southern Democrats, among them President Jimmy Carter, who emerged in the late 19873s and the '70s.
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Deeply interested in Democratic politics, a frequent supper table topic of conversation, the elder Mr. Bumpers served one term in the Arkansas House of Representatives.
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After leaving the Senate, Mr. Bumpers remained in Washington to lead the Center for Defense Information, a military policy research institute, and to practice law.
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For one thing, the noses of the Cup cars don't line up conveniently with the rear bumpers, especially with the addition of a bumper extension.
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Some told of batches of cars being sent through with parts missing - windshields in one case, bumpers in another — because there were none on hand.
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Acast CEO Ross Adams told me that ads will start running later this week, with the BBC including "bumpers" today announcing the imminent ad launch.
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Ms. Danner, in her essay, alluded to the death of Ms. Bumpers, which led to changes in how the police respond to emotionally disturbed people.
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"The rice industry as we've known it is not sustainable," said Anna Myers McClung of the Dale Bumpers National Rice Research Center in Stuttgart, Ark.
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"Look for a metal box-beam build" with rubber bumpers on the ends, to help absorb the shock when you inevitably drop it, he added.
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Lifeproof, on the other hand, has a single option known as the "NËXT" case, which is a clear, hard plastic case with rubberized plastic bumpers.
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Machines from the 1970s included Mars Trek and Gold Strike and offered basic features such as 1,000-point targets and simple bumpers and scoring lanes.
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If you've ever scrolled through Facebook or Twitter, or taken a look at bumpers as you sat in traffic, you know Americans are expressive people.
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The headlights, metal grill, and front bumpers of the two flanking cars have been removed and the cavities carefully in filled in and painted over.
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There are around 5,500 people working at JPL most days, and with plenty of NASA stickers gracing car bumpers, many are proud of their work.
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They gleam like chrome bumpers thanks to a 200-step paint process, and their exposed metal screws remind you of the days of Voltron and Micronauts.
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Rules now dictate tire integrity, roof strength, door latches, steering wheels, knee bolsters, bumpers, lights, seats, safety belts and shoulder straps, air bags, and window tinting.
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The tabs in the guide are now ordered horizontally, and you can switch between them using the Xbox controller bumpers or left thumbstick and d-pad.
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I've been a fan of Sonix cases for over a year for two reasons: they're stylish and they have small bumpers to help prevent screen breakage.
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Each one has a clicky front trigger, a pair of side bumpers that you can press by squeezing tightly, two top buttons, and a smooth trackpad.
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The city's fleet services gives them the police unit touch with bumpers and decals before another department adds equipment such as radios, sirens and dash cams.
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This is when you don't leave home without it, and why, it's safe to say, Yeti and Rtic stickers adorn bumpers from California to New York.
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This was accomplished through seatbelts, airbags, padded dashboards, better bumpers, lighted roads, highway guardrails, graduated licenses for young people, crackdowns on drunken driving, and so on.
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Citroën is emphasizing its simplicity, with its use of symmetrical doors, bumpers, and even under-body panels keeping the number of unique components to a minimum.
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She was sleeping on her back, there were no bumpers on the crib or any blankets or toys near her — it was just a tragic mystery.
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Instead of coming with add-on bumpers, like the previous Echo Dot Kids Edition, the new model is available in either frost blue or rainbow fabric colors.
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Johnson hosted Saturday Night Live this past weekend, and one of the episode's photo bumpers was none other than The Rock dressed in this same exact outfit.
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Rather than satire, it feels more like an earnest love letter to a beloved, influential franchise, but without some of the moralistic bumpers that Gene Roddenberry installed.
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Washington (CNN)Dale Bumpers, a former U.S. senator and Arkansas governor who defended President Bill Clinton during his impeachment trial, died Friday, his son, William, told CNN.
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Most interactions involve a solidly clicky trigger on the underside or a small round trackpad on the top, with side bumpers that you can activate by squeezing.
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Aston's special projects division added a ton of carbon fiber aerodynamic elements including a new front splitter, front and rear bumpers, fenders, side sills, and rear diffuser.
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It's a standard modern gaming controller with triggers and bumpers, clickable sticks, a directional pad, a "Stadia" main menu/power button, and A/B/X/Y buttons.
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HBO just announced that it will include mental health awareness "bumpers" ahead of select shows, so that viewers will understand which mental illnesses appear on the episode.
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The volume bumpers on either side of the center actually work—something that I can't say about plenty of expensive MMCX cables I've purchased over the years.
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The system, which will be ready for mass production in 2017, uses small, lightweight, but tough speakers mounted behind the bumpers and connected to the car's electronics.
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Bumpers was startled to discover that tens of thousands of Arkansas children had not been inoculated against common but potentially fatal diseases like measles, mumps and diphtheria.
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A dozen white arches supported by columns frame the main dining room, under a three-story, octagonal cupola, and green leather bumpers grace the curved bar top.
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It doesn't deviate too far from the existing Xbox One design, retaining signature features like the bumpers and rumble triggers, but there are a few meaningful tweaks.
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Problems with voluntary safety standards extend beyond magnets, critics say, to other children's products, including infant inclined sleepers, crib bumpers and furniture at risk of toppling over.
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Details: Best for kids between the ages of 3 and 5, this extremely durable tablet is equipped with a 7-inch shatterproof display and built-in bumpers.
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These VR experiences don't rely on face buttons, bumpers, triggers and analogue sticks, though—and it's when using a pad that mistakes happen and frustration levels peak.
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It's a ruggedized Chromebook with a 360-degree hinge that has rubber bumpers and "modular construction," so IT departments can replace various pieces if kids destroy the thing.
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But the topics were mere bumpers off which the conversation ricocheted, fueled by the familiarity of the five friends and facilitated by their common interests, lexicon and temperament.
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Based on the popular Grom mini-motorcycle , the Monkey is another 125 cc that features 1970s-inspired styling, with chrome bumpers, exhaust shield and a retro Honda logo.
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" That's not to say there won't be any new features: Hyperkin is updating the controller with "a logo display screen, left and right bumpers, and a 9 ft.
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The Bass Bumpers are a German Eurodance production outfit known for birthing classics like "Axel F" by Crazy Frog, "Rhythm is a Dancer 2003" and, err, that's it.
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But eventually, even a user who doesn't want to press a button and record a snippet of audio would come to Bumpers to listen to its exclusive podcasts.
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The bumpers of many local cars display a magnet with a long-running countywide motto, one that is frequently cited by both sides in the debate: "Choose civility."
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They also understand the primeval forces driving our universe on a deep, perhaps upsetting level, and have used this dark knowledge to make channel bumpers for their vlogs.
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That's because carrying a smartphone without a case is like driving a car without bumpers — and no one wants a new gadget to shatter, crack or get dented.
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Video footage of the scene showed a sea of cars that had collided with one another or the interstate barricade, some with their doors, trunks and bumpers mangled.
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"That was probably the most important thing I did in my whole life, not just my political career," Mr. Bumpers said in an interview for this obituary in 2011.
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Same goes for the metal sides and soft-touch bumpers on the corners, which actually make this way more comfortable to hold as a camera than the everyday S27.
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We hit Blue Diamond Haul Road, going 215 MPH on a 223 MPH highway where the slope hides the cars ahead of you until you're right on their bumpers.
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Nearly every regulatory "reform" proposal passed by the House during the 2015-2016 session has contained provisions similar to the Bumpers amendment, dramatically increasing judicial review of new regulations.
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It has been upgraded with Ford Performance parts, including a new winch, bumpers, wheels, tires, and the off-road suspension kit that was also used in the RTR Rambler.
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We felt this in the pits of our stomachs as we rolled up to Mr. Cotton's home and were greeted by two cars with Confederate flags on the bumpers.
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" And former Senator Dale Bumpers of Arkansas, Mr. Clinton's friend who had joined his legal team, told the Senate: "You pick your own adjective to describe the president's conduct.
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But for gamers with disabilities, the standard gamepad setup featuring a couple analog sticks, d-pad, some face buttons, and assorted shoulders bumpers and triggers is often far from ideal.
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Videos show a churning white wall of wind and rain bending trees backward, nearly to the ground, and sending pieces of car bumpers and front doors sailing through the air.
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Dale L. Bumpers, a former Democratic senator from Arkansas who made a passionate closing argument defending President Bill Clinton against removal from office in a Senate hearing, died at 22019.
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Like most modern controllers, the Stadia Controller has a very familiar layout featuring a D-pad, two analog sticks, four face buttons, and some triggers and shoulder bumpers in back.
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Time Machine, from 1983, has a stunning elevating platform, a frisbee of targets and bumpers that moves above and below the main table, changing it completely from second to second.
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It adds a row of dedicated audio controls for managing voice chat, with two extra triggers and bumpers on the back of the controller, and two hot swappable configuration profiles.
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Marrinetto called out "ey Bill" over and over in quick succession and each call sent Bill in a different direction, bouncing this way and that as if off invisible bumpers.
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John Manconi, the general manager of OC Transpo, said buses built since that report have included bumpers, but he did know whether the bus in Friday's collision was among them.
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He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Naomi Starks (formerly Taplin); two sisters, Ruth Brown and Sally Bumpers; a daughter, Sonya Starks; a son, Mark; and two grandchildren.
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The SUV's sharply vertical front and rear along with short overhangs — the distance between the wheels and bumpers — provide it with the ability to drive on and off steep inclines.
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One GM plant in Brazil took over some work on engines and bumpers that had previously been outsourced, saving $120 per vehicle - a significant figure for a low-cost vehicle.
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In its early days, Lyft encouraged drivers to strap fuzzy pink mustaches to their front bumpers and to greet riders — who often sat in the front seat — with fist bumps.
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Among his franchise holdings: Bumpers Drive-In restaurants, Massage Envy and, for the last 10 years, Palm Beach Tan, of which he owns six locations in the Jackson, Mississippi, metro area.
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SpeedKore fitted carbon fiber body panels in place for the hood, fenders, bumpers, deck lid, deep chin spoiler, quarter extensions, and valence to keep the Boss&apos weight to a minimum.
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The 11.6-inch Chromebook C204 and 14-inch Chromebook C403 have thick rubber bumpers that are meant to absorb shock and keyboards that resist students trying to pluck out the keys.
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Drop-side cribs were banned in 2011 because of the high injury rate associated with these moving parts, and doctors also started telling parents to avoid soft crib bumpers that year.
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Electronic music wunderkind Dan Deacon, on the sonic spectrum, boasts as his favorite food Peanut Butter Bumpers cereal, the sugary sweet, processed, mass-produced breakfast of champions that he shamelessly promotes.
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Despite having the iconic Mustang badge on its front and rear bumpers, the Mach-E is far from a pony car, similar in size to Tesla&aposs upcoming Model Y crossover.
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Most of these people were buzzing from set to set while others took their union-required breaks to check out some of the takes being prepped for the more theatrical commercial bumpers.
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Our tester had big steel bumpers with increased clearance, massive all-terrain tires and skid plates covering your delicate undercarriage should you find yourself making unintentional contact with rocks on the trail.
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"When the Chinese ships are putting bumpers over the side ... You don't do that when you're out in the middle of the ocean, unless you're intending to run into something," Mattis said.
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"She chases squirrels outside, jumps over parking bumpers in her wheelchair, and even tries to take it up the stairs (sometimes I have to help her a little bit, though)," said Kofkin.
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In fact, the company says the "bumpers are smoothly integrated into the body and the windscreen seems to flow seamlessly into the windows at the sides, like the visor on a helmet."
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A different set of skills Those were some of the questions an all-female panel of law enforcement leaders, including Bumpers, took on during the recent Generation W conference in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Bumpers, the Metro police chief in Houston and mother of two grown children, said she has had a couple of situations with new mothers who struggled with being separated from their babies.
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Bumpers said she had to sit her down and let her know that "it can be done" and that you can have family time and still be a force in the workplace.
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The accessory would be made by Samsung's partner Oculus and would feature one analog stick, four face buttons, two bumpers, a "home" button, and a button for pairing the device via Bluetooth.
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This was GoWesty's second major overhaul of the van; in 2015, it did a thorough upgrade, replacing the engine, the cooling system, the bumpers, and the wheels, and adding a bike rack.
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Many said that if a baby bedroom set, which may include blankets and crib bumpers, is sold in stores then it must be safe – which, the researchers note, is not the case.
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As players warmed up amid a cacophony of clacking flippers and bonus-point bells, plungers were pulled back and released, sending silver balls springing into rapid routes and ricocheting off blinking bumpers.
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To reduce infant mortality, parents must put babies to sleep on their backs on a firm mattress in either a bassinet or a crib — with no pillow, blanket, stuffed animal or bumpers.
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But how could Mennonites, of all people — a tradition once suspicious of the shine of chrome bumpers and the luxury of lace curtains — now attend a congregation with a love for unfettered accumulation?
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Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica vans come peppered with sensors on the top, sides, and bumpers—the warts of a self-driving system—but inside they look and feel largely like normal soccer mom-mobiles.
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Customers would buy a metal gray car (loosely based on the company's Panda lineup), but would be able to choose from four different roofs, four bumpers, four wheel covers, and four paint wraps.
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The group called out the "Banzai Bump N'Bounce Body Bumpers," for warning on the packaging that users of its inflatable suits should don protective equipment such as helmets before running into one another.
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On the contrary, "new" Democrats like Dale Bumpers and Bill Clinton of Arkansas worked to rid their state of the usury caps meant to protect the "plain people" from the banker and financier.
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The car is stripped and taken down to bare metal, rust blasted off, then it is sealed and strengthened, and fitted with custom bodywork of carbon fiber, including the bumpers, hood, and fenders.
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"This incident is not reflective of our police force and I will not tolerate inappropriate use of force by officers," Vera Bumpers, chief of the Metro Transit Authority Police, said in a statement.
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The transaction, which is due to close this year, involves Faurecia's bumpers and front-end modules business, which had sales of 2 billion euros in 2015 and employs 7,700 people at 22 sites.
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To set expectations here, this isn't some stunt, it's actually warranted given the nature of the research, and it's not like they were trading positions, jockeying for entry lines, and generally rubbing bumpers.
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Because the "tables" have been so carefully designed, however, you're often rewarded for erratic play by stumbling into secrets, or having the ball smash bumpers that serve up the game's chief collectible, fruit.
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Betty Lou (Nadia Pinder) and David (Justin Anselmi) are in a car (half a rickety frame covered by a tarp and with tin foil for bumpers), driving to a lake on date night.
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"Patient safety and supplies of vital medicines are slightly different to whether BMW bumpers are stuck in Harwich port for a week or two longer," said Steve Bates, CEO of Britain's BioIndustry Association.
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The monocoque carbon fiber body isn't the only lightweight but strong part of the tiny home on wheels: the front and rear bumpers are aluminum, giving it the same "tough but light" qualities.
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Sugru can also be used to put fun "bumpers" on your iPhone if you don't want a case but want to be sure its screen won't immediately shatter when dropped on a corner.
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The safest place for infant sleep is on a firm surface such as a crib or bassinet without any soft bedding, bumpers or pillows – and not in their parents' bed, the AAP guidelines stress.
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We'll certainly be keeping a close eye on the battery life, bumpers, and the textured grip in the coming weeks and months, but as it stands the best Xbox controller just got even better.
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The 2.8-liter diesel engine now breathes through a high rise snorkel, and the truck gets added protection from AEV-designed front and rear off-road bumpers and skid plates covering the full underbody.
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If your car's scratched and dented bumpers reveal a long history of you accidentally backing into things, you don't necessarily need to buy a new vehicle just to get a fancy collision warning system.
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But Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, who was the Democratic leader at the time, said in an interview that the Bumpers speech had firmed up the support of Democrats who had been wavering.
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Europe's ultimate goal is a broader agreement on industrial goods, eliminating not only tariffs but also regulations that, for example, require different kinds of bumpers or seatbelts on cars and add to manufacturing costs.
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The other prominent name came via a cameo, when longtime Clinton friend Dale Bumpers, who'd just retired from four terms in the Senate, delivered one of the opening arguments on behalf of the president.
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As Dale Bumpers showed 21 years ago, a simple speech delivered with passion and skill, aimed at 100 senators in a room and millions of people at home, can change how history is written.
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Owned by Gestamp, a Spanish automotive component maker, the factory uses a technology called hot stamping to form metal sheets into precision parts like car bumpers and body panels for both local and foreign carmakers.
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None carried the name of Bernie Sanders or a fellow Westchester County resident, Hillary Clinton — that kind of campaigning, this early in the race, is still confined to the bumpers of BMWs, Volvos and Volkswagens.
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These new systems will revolve around a computer chip, or central processing unit, that controls some 20 sensors throughout each vehicle, including the windshield and car bumpers, connected to radar systems, Mobileye and STMicro said.
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On camera, the vast majority of infants were sleeping in an unsafe position or surrounded by items that increase the risk of SIDS like pillows, loose bedding, stuffed animals and crib bumpers, the study found.
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The colossal Hummer boasts off-road lights, a 360-degree spotlight, a grille guard, diamond-plate bumpers, oversized off-road wheels and tires, and an external PA system with three sirens, according to RR Auction.
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The system uses cameras placed on the rear bumpers of both the vehicle and the trailer to produce a single homogeneous image, which is fed to a small display placed in front of the driver.
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Tiger Woods' car was a wreck when cops found him during his DUI arrest -- with 2 flat tires, a broken tail light and mangled bumpers ... this according to the police report obtained by TMZ Sports.
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The company, which will be exhibiting at the Auto Shanghai trade show this month, said it aims for market share of 26 percent in bumpers and 16 percent in fuel systems in 2021 in China.
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It's the same classic sports car from the 1960s with its long hood, curved roof and chrome bumpers, but with its engine and transmission removed and replaced by a battery pack and an electric motor.
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Of the 151 babies recorded at three months of age, 10 percent were put to sleep on unsafe surfaces, 18 percent weren't on their backs and 87 percent had unsafe items like crib bumpers or blankets.
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The other differentiating factor with the Vantage is the addition of the "sax" buttons, which are side buttons located underneath where you'd rest your pointer fingers on either the bumpers or triggers of a standard controller.
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For instance, the hot-selling Chevrolet Tahoe SUV owes its name to a package offered on the early-22003s Chevy Blazer that included such exotic niceties as chrome bumpers, an AM/FM radio, and cruise control.
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Whenever I go back to my childhood home in Orange County, Florida, I am not surprised when I see the Confederate flag flying on high poles, plastered on car bumpers and worn proudly on T-shirts.
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Mr. Bumpers, undefeated after four Senate terms, retired in January 1999 but returned to the chamber that month to deliver the closing argument against the impeachment of his fellow Arkansan, President Bill Clinton, who was acquitted.
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The case snugly fits the drone, two batteries and some extra propeller blades, but it lacks room for the propeller guards, which are essentially bumpers that help prevent the spinning propellers from cutting people or objects.
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Interstitial New Orleans-style music by Justin Levine, played by a six-man band among the branches and belted by the "fairy singer" Marcelle Davies-Lashley, helps frame the action in the manner of sitcom bumpers.
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Having enough parts to meet ongoing recalls will be a problem for some dealers, but the bigger problem, he said, is with parts like bumpers and fenders needed to handle repairs, especially on older GM products.
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Subsequent tariffs to protect those kinds of manufacturers are known as "cascading tariffs," and the tariffs slated to take effect Saturday designed to cover products made from raw steel and aluminum, such as nails and automobile bumpers.
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Government bonds are stereotypically considered the bowling lane bumpers of the investment world — the pick for those uninspired investors who, rightly or wrongly, favor safety over all else (where "else" is generally taken to mean "more money").
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In his memoir, Mr. Bumpers said one reason he had given up the governorship to run against Mr. Fulbright, with whom he had no important disagreements, was to put himself in a position to run for president.
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There are also rubber bumpers around the optical drive that should keep the console quiet when a disc is in use, a massive fan, and a nice Easter egg featuring Master Chief on the optical drive covering.
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Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz brand has also shown a concept car called the F015 that its wheels set close to the bumpers, and a large interior space under a dramatic roof line that arcs like a rainbow.
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One of the earliest we could find was Sony's The Magnificent Seven, which features a cast countdown that makes a lot of sense for the form: Not all studios using bumpers are using them for all trailers.
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"With a commander in chief unilaterally launching missiles at Syria and threatening nuclear war against North Korea, Corker needs to focus on more than an Islamic State A.U.M.F. He needs to put safety bumpers around the president."
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Modern controllers require the player to combine a sweeping legato — two analog sticks, one controlling a character's head and one its feet, are used simultaneously — with the precise staccato of four buttons, two triggers and two bumpers.
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Science Channel details how the shopping cart is made with 75 yard of a steel cage covered in Telfon, how the bumpers can withstand 30mph crashes, how the wheels use the same material as roller coasters, and more.
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But with Greenwheels, I never have to hunt for parking, I don't worry about oil changes or someone dinging my doors and bumpers, and I can always pick exactly the right size car to serve my immediate needs.
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That means that while the emitter can be integrated into a curved surface like the headlight assembly, while the tiny detectors can be stuck in places where there are already traditional cameras: side mirrors, bumpers, and so on.
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The creator of "The Simpsons," Matt Groening, originally planned to adapt his popular "Life in Hell" comic strip into bumpers for the show, but balked upon discovering he would have to give up the rights to his creation.
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In a sense, this dashboard update merged blades with the NXE, letting you use the bumpers to shift between categories a la blades and navigate each of the colorful tiles within each section like you could in NXE.
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There is a comparable here and it wasn't Alan Dershowitz, but in the Clinton trial they did have a ringer at the very end, Dale Bumpers, who had recently retired as a, he had just left the Senate.
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VW brand chief Herbert Diess, a former executive at BMW, which is less vertically integrated than VW, has sought to end production of some plastic parts including fuel tanks and bumpers at the Wolfsburg base, the three sources said.
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As a former president of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), I joined the current National President Vera Bumpers and Executive Director Dwayne Crawford in a meeting with Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker on November 28.
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Some have speculated that that trailer bumpers are engineered to get around algorithmic norms or rules on Facebook and other social` platforms, but studio sources deny that, saying they're just optimizing that "handshake" moment to capture the audience there.
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Bumpers had been content with her life as an elementary schoolteacher and homemaker in nearby Charleston, where her husband was born, when he rocketed to the Arkansas governorship in 1970, running as a liberal Democrat and a relative unknown.
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But do not install bumpers or put stuffed animals into the crib to interrupt your headbanger, she cautioned, as the safest sleep environment for babies is an empty crib with a flat mattress (more on safe sleep guidelines here).
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In the image, baby Psalm could be seen swaddled in blankets and resting in a crib that was filled with other soft objects, including crib bumpers, which prompted numerous social-media users to share their concern over the newborn's welfare.
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Cal Ledbetter, a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, said that a 1998 survey of historians and political experts in the state had ranked Mr. Bumpers as its best governor of the 20th century.
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Works on display in the revamped art museum, which includes the new 10-storey Switch House, include a room full of human hair and car bumpers by Indian artist Sheela Gowda and a tower of 800 radios by Brazil's Cildo Meireles.
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Freshly Published Patent Keeps the Dream of an Apple Self-Driving Car AliveBumpy car rides suck and a newly published patent reveals Apple has fairly recently been exploring…Read more ReadWhy, in Steve Jobs' name, would Apple want retractable bumpers?
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AMG also added new doors, bumpers and arches, as well as wide two-piece wheels and an improved interior alongside a heavy dose of tonal branding for a squat and menacing look — which has since become synonymous with super-tuned AMGs.
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The little black rubber bumpers have fallen off the bottom and, every so often, there's an audible buzz of a fan rumbling from under the hood that can only be silenced with a swift smack by the heel of my hand.
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They fled countries with dysfunctional governments, oppressive rulers, shoestring democracies, ethnic warfare and mass violence, and have found themselves rubbing elbows and bumpers in a wealthy Texas city where potholes, traffic, mosquitoes and pension reform are some of the biggest concerns.
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Consider what happens to thousands of Americans each year: you back into a pole at a shopping mall; someone in front of you stops suddenly and your bumpers collide; or you inadvertently sideswipe your car in a cramped parking lot.
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A public school attendee, Bumpers attended the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, before leaving college to serve in the Marine Corps during World War II. After the war, he graduated from the University of Arkansas and earned a law degree from Northwestern University.
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Anti-collision and anti-drop sensors as well as protective bumpers let you have peace of mind if it's sweeping when you're not home — so you can count on not coming home to a broken vacuum at the bottom of the stairs.
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There's a real tactile satisfaction of hitting the flippers, seeing the ball rocket off the bumpers, even giving it a cheeky tilt, that no PS4 or PC pinball game will ever be able to recreate, no matter how realistic its ball physics get.
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After vintage USA Network bumpers touting the "Word Up Wednesday" programming block on "America's Favorite TV Network" roll, we suddenly see Mr. Malek's Elliot Alderson dropped into an 1980s family sitcom, with all the VHS picture quality and canned laughter that entails.
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What an unfortunate reality that I can watch the news and compare this coverage's bumper — the graphic element that acts as a transition to and from commercial breaks — to the bumpers that accompanied reports of bloody attacks in Paris or Brussels or Boston.
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So loosefitting portfolio/wallet/belt-clip cases or generic bumpers may still work depending on the individual design, but if you have a sleek form-fitting case with precise notches carved out for ports and components, you will probably need to go shopping.
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Motorists unused to driving on slippery streets were involved in hundreds of accidents around central North Carolina as vehicles slid off roadways, including Interstate 95, where cars with crumpled bumpers and cracked glass were left abandoned on the side of the highway.
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As children get older, she said, some of their playing continues to be free play, in which a child goes out into the world as a discoverer and an explorer, and some is "constrained tinkering," which she compared to bowling with bumpers.
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A very minor warning: The song over the opening credits and bumpers for "Trivia" is weirdly reminiscent of the theme song for "The Partridge Family," so be prepared to be incongruously singing "c'mon get happy" the whole time you're watching this show.
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As a result, he said, the United States will expand its tariffs to cover products made of steel and aluminum — like nails, tacks, staples, cables, certain types of wire, and bumpers and other parts for cars and tractors — as of Feb. 8.
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Bumpers had gone way back with Bill Clinton to the days of Clinton as governor and really tried to sort of draw a personal connection for what they were about to do in terms of voting to remove a president from office.
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Making bumpers softer and modifying the front ends of vehicles can reduce the severity of a pedestrian impact, but only 44 countries, mostly in Europe, require manufacturers to apply these protections, according to the W.H.O. The United States is not among them.
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The company, which will be exhibiting at the Auto Shanghai trade show this month, said it was targeting a market share of 11063 percent in bumpers and 21106 percent in fuel systems by 21 in China, up from 20.9325 percent and 9 percent currently.
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As soon as my suitcase arrived, I noticed it had thoughtful design features that can be hard to find in affordable luggage, like rubber bumpers on the corners to prevent damage and a curved, ergonomic handle that's more comfortable to pull over long distances.
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In the image, Kardashian West's fourth child with husband Kanye West could be seen swaddled in blankets and resting in a crib that was filled with other soft objects, including crib bumpers, which prompted numerous social-media users to share their concern over the baby's welfare.
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As an expert pointed out to Today, "parents need to avoid using any soft objects in the bed, and this includes crib bumpers, blankets, pillows" and "soft toys," as those items could make it more difficult for young children to breathe, which could possibly result in death.
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For instance, a large food distribution company based in New Jersey disguised the true identity of its trucks by changing the insignia on the grills and bumpers to other makes and models, the motor vehicle equivalent of wearing a wig and fake beard to a bank robbery.
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But most of the researchers working on these designs still believe they can produce them for much lower prices, and Hyundai has demonstrated in its Ioniq autonomous test cars how such sensors could be made less conspicuous and concealed in the bumpers and roof pillars of vehicles.
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The VW Beetle-based buggy had been customized for the film by Con-Ferr Manufacturing, an off-road accessories company in Burbank that installed a Chevy Corvair flat-six, added chrome racks and bumpers, and gave it a snazzy Naugahyde-upholstered interior that was fitting of the swinging sixties.
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Dale L. Bumpers, a liberal governor and four-term Democratic senator from Arkansas who came out of retirement in 1999 to make a passionate closing argument defending President Bill Clinton against removal from office in a Senate trial, died on Friday at his home in Little Rock, Ark.
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Although he entered office knowing little about state government, Mr. Bumpers reorganized it into a cabinet system, expanded community college education and won approval for an increase in the state income tax, which required a three-fourths majority of the legislature that Mr. Rockefeller had failed to win.
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Moreover, SMRP BV's polymer business, which accounted for about two thirds of its revenues in the fiscal year ended March 2017 (FY17), is focused largely on heavy components such as instrument panels and bumpers that are already sourced locally by most of the OEMs due to high logistics costs.
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But the business is being run in a borderline incompetent manner, by a CEO who surfs from crisis to crisis and a management team that when not in constant flux can't seem to effectively manufacture automobiles in an industry that's been bolting on bumpers and wheels since the 1910s.
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Suffice it to say that without the supply chains of parts like engine blocks, bumpers, air bags, transmissions, tires, batteries and thousands of other parts in NAFTA's tri-patriate auto industry (Canada, the U.S. and Mexico), the American car industry might have disappeared for lack of global competitiveness.
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When it comes to depicting Cloud 9 as a workplace, Superstore holds no punches—from its bumpers that showcase shoppers' horrifying behaviors to the way it makes it clear how little corporate thinks of in-store employees, it's obvious that this is not a place you'd want to work at.
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The team first disassembled the front and rear bumpers of the car in order to fit long- and short-range radar units, some of which were attached to a bespoke mount to allow for greater customization further down the line (since there's no standard size for radar sensors at present).
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"The house is so close to the clinic parking lot, if [OSA] were to get the house, they could stand right there on the house property, two feet away and basically at people's front bumpers, and yell at them," said Mia Raven, the founder and current president of POWER House.
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It was my only visit to TIFF's Midnight Madness section, where the viewers tossed around LED-filled balloons before the screening, let out a hearty collective "Arrrrr!" at the anti-piracy warning, and treated all the opening PSAs and festival bumpers like Rocky Horror Picture Show, with perfectly timed shouted one-liners.
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Sony Pictures has found that adding bumpers (like the one for Flatliners, below) has increased both retention (the number of people who stick with a video once it's started playing) and post-exposure interest both by almost four-fold, Elias Plishner, the studio's executive vice president of worldwide digital marketing, told Mashable.
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As you smash into bumpers on any of the hundreds of puzzle-tables, paint sprays across the board Chameleon Run by Ján Ilavský: A super pretty forever runner game with a twist: while dodging obstacles and landing huge jumps, you've got to tweak your character's color to match the platform you're about to land on.
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While most awards shows' commercial bumpers aren't much of an event, the Tonys made them one of the most entertaining parts of the night by recruiting Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star Rachel Bloom to hang out backstage, goof around with all of the performers and rock a series of increasingly small hats for the occasion.
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So while I no longer have to dress around my giant bump, I now have to travel with a toddler, a baby and all of the clothing, accessories, food, toys and gear they require (including, but not even close to limited to inflatable bumpers so the 3-year-old doesn't fall out of bed).
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Now, HBO is doubling down on its commitment to raising awareness of mental illness through a partnership with the National Association on Mental Illness (NAMI) that will include adding mental health "bumpers" in front of select programs and releasing videos that unpack the depiction of specific mental illnesses within some of its beloved TV universes.
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All of them moving through traffic with insouciance, like dancers or bull-fighters, seeming to bounce off the bumpers of old Buicks and under the two-tone city buses called burras, but bobbing out of the dust clouds again and hopping onto curbs unharmed, where they stretched out in the sun and slept with ies in their eyes.
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The flag, which has the union jack in the bottom left corner, instead of the usual top left, hung in storefronts in Waikiki and was printed on T-shirts in Waimanalo, it was stuck on the bumpers of passing cars in Kailua and flying from the backs of trucks in Kahuku and other towns on the North Shore.
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Weinstein suggested that Bumper Machine could be used by "many different advertisers of all shapes and sizes" — some of them might be smaller advertisers who want to create Bumpers with as little time and effort as possible, while larger brands and agencies may treat them as more of a "jumping off point," which can be refined or serve as inspiration.
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His father, David (governor from 22015 to 22016, and senator from 22006 to 1997), along with Dale Bumpers (governor from 1971 to 1975, and senator from 1975 to 1999), and Bill Clinton (governor from 1979 to 20163 and 1983 to 1992), constitute the gifted political triumvirate that kept the Democratic Party alive in Arkansas after it had faded in nearby states.
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Sun-Ray has also created memorable "no talking" bumpers, including this one with Stan Lee: "The time before a feature starts can be an excruciating experience if you are bombarded with ads or if the screen is just dark, but it can also be an opportunity to engage an audience in an unexpected way from the moment they sit down," Massett said.
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So when Republicans say they're disgusted by Trump's ignorance and indecency but love his "deregulations" and "tax reforms" — those very sanitized words — this is what they love: taking huge fiscal and environmental risks — effectively throwing away our bumpers and spare tires that we may soon need to drive through the next financial or climate storm — for a short-term economic and political high.
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Yes, all attacks are mapped to one button, and defensive dodges to another, but using the bumpers and the d-pad you can combine moves with other party members, switch between magical weapons mid-combo, and take emergency evasive action via Noctis's warp ability—something you'll have seen both in prior FFXV preview videos and the (watchable on YouTube) opening to the game's accompanying CGI movie, Kingsglaive.
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Adult Swim specialized in toothsome, twilit grooves for its bumpers and commercials, and they also engineered the crossover success of the zonked-savant rapper MF Doom, (if there is one shared touchstone for lo-fi hip-hop, it's probably Madvillainy.) Toonami, on the other hand, brought Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo to a western audience for the first time, with their incredible merengue-tinged soundtracks intact.
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In the fall of 2016, the American Academy of Pediatrics revised its guidelines for safe sleep, recommending that infants sleep in the parents' bedroom — but emphatically not in the parents' bed — for at least the first six months of the baby's life, and ideally the first year; the guidelines also recommend a safe sleep surface for the infant, without crib bumpers, stuffed animals, pillows or blankets.
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The car also features a sound cannon (a loud siren that is heard at a special frequency above police sirens); electric-shock door handles (which give off 120 volts of electricity to shock an intruder if they touch the door); pepper spray dispensers (the nozzles are hidden in the roofline above the doors and spray up to six feet); and barricade-busting bumpers (generally used in SWAT vehicles to thwart attacks).
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