The cabdriver was not injured in the ordeal, police said.
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I asked the cabdriver, a young man of Turkish origin.
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"Before, everybody was making something," recalled Everett Wilkinson, one cabdriver.
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In March 2016, Mr. Duran briefly worked as a cabdriver.
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Our cabdriver said the place is packed with buses on weekends.
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Her father was a cabdriver, and her mother sold women's clothing.
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"It's happening all over again," said Kristjan Asjaersson, 51, a cabdriver.
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As I chatted with our cabdriver, I asked my usual question.
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The black friend, the Indian cabdriver, the over-the-top gay guy.
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The cabdriver glanced once in the mirror, then turned to face him.
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"I don't think it's only one cabdriver who does this," he said.
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Joseph Rodriguez Joseph Rodriguez was a New York City cabdriver for 10 years.
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The Jewish characters are well-meaning but clueless, like Carlin's white liberal cabdriver.
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Halfway there, the cabdriver pulled to the side of road and turned around.
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And in 1979, she married Ibnou Sidibe, a 28-year-old cabdriver from Senegal.
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He was a cabdriver in Boston who said: 'He's crazy, but I'm crazy, too.
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The cabdriver, a man in his 30s, nudged the volume knob ever so slightly.
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Once I was in a taxi, and another cabdriver did something to offend mine.
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Bob Miller, 69, a cabdriver who has crisscrossed London for 30 years, wasn't convinced.
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Word spread that a black cabdriver had been killed inside a police precinct house.
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"People are getting fed up of politics," said Wilson Riungu, a cabdriver in Nairobi.
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The cabdriver noticed, and asked whether it was my first time in the city.
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The cabdriver assured me that the traffic at that hour would not be so bad.
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Mr. Itskovich, who started as a cabdriver, became a landlord, owning and managing apartment houses.
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Mr. Meneses emigrated from Colombia and most recently worked as a cabdriver, the police said.
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I heard a story from a cabdriver in Fairbanks who lost an uncle that way.
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"They used us to get rich," said Demetrios Manolitsis, 52, a Chicago cabdriver from Greece.
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For months, he had watched his brother and fellow cabdriver, Kenny, struggle under enormous debt.
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Before the cabdriver left, I ran up to his window and asked him the fare.
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Investigators interviewed the cabdriver and identified the passengers as the brothers: Olabinjo and Abimbola Osundairo.
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Such a test could have been useful in the case of David Butler, an English cabdriver.
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We actually worked with the exact same people when I did those Jimmy the Cabdriver things.
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Mr. Melhem fled by taxi and later killed the cabdriver, Amin Shaban, also an Arab Israeli.
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"Rwanda is very clean; here in Congo it's very dirty," said Richard Mumbere, a Congolese cabdriver.
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"Even my cabdriver on the way to Heathrow Airport knew all about the book," he said.
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Amy and I had started to sing along when, to our surprise, the cabdriver joined in.
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Huseyin Ceyhan, 62, a cabdriver who lives around the corner, passed through the huddle, shaking hands.
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Gustavo Adolfo Gómez, a 34-year-old cabdriver, said he had left Choluteca, Honduras, on Jan.
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Or asked a cabdriver to take the Joe DiMaggio Highway, better known as the West Side Highway?
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"If we did not do so, the average cabdriver couldn't get a medallion loan," Mr. Dollar said.
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It didn't matter if you were a janitor, cabdriver, or, on that pedestal of pedestals, an actor.
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About five minutes later, the smell of smoke filled the hallway, said Mr. Ortiz, a livery cabdriver.
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"He was a good guy," said a cabdriver who prayed with Mr. Ullah at a Brooklyn mosque.
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That night, authorities say Nayeri and Duong argued -- and even physically fought -- over whether to kill the cabdriver.
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Born in Little Italy, Mr. Riggio grew up in Bensonhurst, the son of a professional boxer turned cabdriver.
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It must have worked because a cabdriver soon made eye contact with me and turned on his blinker.
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Peter, the cabdriver, began picking me up from a hidden spot past the soccer fields, under some trees.
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Quotable: "They came in, they juiced up the medallion, a superficial value," a Chicago cabdriver from Greece said.
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After his parents died in the late 1990s, he worked as a bike messenger and then a cabdriver.
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"He was a good guy," said Mohammad Yousuf, a cabdriver who prayed with Mr. Ullah at the mosque.
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The movie "Deadpool" broke a lot of norms (and a box office record) and still had an Indian cabdriver.
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Between fares, he sat in the parking lot at Miami International Airport, discussing Haitian politics with his cabdriver friends.
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The police said that Mr. Meneses had last worked as a cabdriver, and did not have an arrest record.
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But one cabdriver was keeping the meter off and charging $22016 to $275 in cash, depending on his mood.
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RAMSEY FARAGALLAH Before 9/11, if you were brown, you were basically just a cabdriver or a punch line.
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When I came here, if I wanted to go out on auditions, they were like, 'You're a Pakistani cabdriver.
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It is an extraordinary moment for Mr. Bercow, the 56-year-old son of a cabdriver from North London.
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The son of a cabdriver, he is an outsider who made his way to the top of the British establishment.
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As for "non-Muslims — everyone worked," said Biohan Pal, a yellow taxi cabdriver from Bangladesh who said he was Hindu.
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The financial situation had become so dire that his best friend, a fellow cabdriver named Nicanor, had taken his life.
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Ivan Bombarov, a Bulgarian cabdriver who had friends in the same class, said they all smirked about his cover story.
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Ask your cabdriver, hotel staff and others where they go to eat, and head there for authentic, wallet-friendly meals.
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If you're a cabdriver in New York City, know we're in your corner and that this is just a start.
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The son of a cabdriver, Mr. Bercow is an outsider who made his way to the top of the British establishment.
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Earlier that night, Ma, a cabdriver, unwittingly picked up the three most sought-after men in Southern California at the time.
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"I'm thinking as if trying to weep," her narrator explains to a New York cabdriver in the aftermath of 9/11.
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Some 17 years earlier, four men and a woman had been convicted in the murder of a livery cabdriver, Baithe Diop.
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In the early days, I worked in a warehouse until a friend of mine talked to me about being a cabdriver.
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Let's pay decent salaries to our domestics and give higher tips to the diner waitress, the cabdriver or the delivery man.
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"I used to pay five bolívars to fill my tank — now it will be 213 or 353," lamented Juan Olivera, a cabdriver.
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Rome Journal ROME — From his front-seat perch, Alberto Tomassi, a Roman cabdriver for 50 years, has been both eavesdropper and confessor.
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Renato Andrade da Silva, a cabdriver, had the Olympics playing on a tiny screen in his cab as he hurtled through traffic.
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"You stay home because you can afford it," said Andrea Arcangeli, 41, a cabdriver who observed that Rome had become a desert.
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A Boston cabdriver returned $0003,786.75 last summer to a homeless man who had left it in a backpack in the back seat.
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His rabbi is played by a cabdriver who, Mr. Weinstein said, was "waiting his whole life" for a chance to hold forth.
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But Mr. Yousuf, the cabdriver, said he had not seen Mr. Ullah at the mosque in the past five or six months.
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Philippe Quint played a thank-you concert at Newark Liberty International Airport in 2008 after a cabdriver there returned his $4 million violin.
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A cabdriver becomes testy with Rafi and is quick to pronounce that he has a degree in English despite his current professional status.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It happened like this: The cabdriver, an older man, had an earphone in and was talking on his phone.
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While searching for his stolen vinyl record collection, he has an extended conversation with a cabdriver that just about melts in your mouth.
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But Mr. Spinney found another inspiration: the belligerent New York cabdriver he encountered on the way to his first day on the show.
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One night, in what he believes was a PTSD flashback, he pulled a gun on a cabdriver of Middle Eastern descent and took $43.
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"This is a very, very old tradition," said Fazil Cengiz, a gray-haired cabdriver from Coney Island, shopping at Zigana on a recent evening.
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The combustible mix exploded in July 133, after two officers arrested and beat a black cabdriver who had passed their double-parked patrol car.
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And remember, the Bangladeshi cabdriver who drives you to the airport has nothing, nothing to do with ISIS, even though he is also a Muslim.
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But my friend is not prone to hysteria, and the cabdriver didn't seem as if he was either, so the friendly scene suddenly seemed ominous.
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Adnan Ersoy, a 56-year-old cabdriver at the hospital, said that three of his friends had been killed, and that eight had been wounded.
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"Criminal Justice" has two stand-alone seasons: The first about a cabdriver charged with murder, and the second about a woman who kills her husband.
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Mr. Ashlock spent a decade as a San Francisco cabdriver in the 1970s and 1980s as he sought to make a living as an artist.
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The novel's far more distinctive and well-wrought character is Sarah Fagan, the Sydney cabdriver who picks up Docherty at the airport upon his return.
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"We were in a cab and we asked our cabdriver where we could eat good corned beef like at the Carnegie Deli," Ms. Reynolds, 55, recalled.
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As city officials, bicyclists and joggers celebrated the news, Mory Kaba, 56, a cabdriver for the last decade, said he wasn't looking forward to the change.
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The task is up to Leeloo (Milla Jovovich), a genetically engineered woman with flame-colored hair, and Korben (Bruce Willis), a former soldier turned space cabdriver.
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The violence, which lasted for almost a week, started when a rumor spread across the city that white police officers had fatally beaten a black cabdriver.
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He told the cabdriver that he would direct him to the restaurant rather than offering an address, because he wanted their destination to be a surprise.
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Op-Ed Contributor NEWARK — On July 20203, 22020, residents of Newark took to the streets to protest the abuse of a black cabdriver, John W. Smith.
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With all the different visitors, "it's been one of our busiest weekends yet," said Roger, a 41-year-old cabdriver who declined to give his last name.
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On the way, with the help of the cabdriver, he found and bought an AK-47 and a handgun, along with ammunition, for $4,000, the affidavit said.
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He recently had to push back against the show's production staff, who wanted to dress him in a cabdriver "costume" that would be laundered after each show.
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Mr. Toschi (TOSS-kee) became involved in the case in 22007 when a cabdriver named Paul Stine was murdered in the Presidio Heights section of San Francisco.
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The case involved a 2015 carjacking in Brooklyn, in which a gunman and two accomplices forced a livery cabdriver out of an S.U.V. and stole the vehicle.
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"There's no way Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president," Nell, an academic, tells a Kansas City cabdriver who is dropping her at her hotel.
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My cabdriver, Roshan, led me past an entrance guarded indomitably by Shiva and his colossal trident to approach Ganga Talao, Mauritius's answer to India's sacred Ganges River.
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In February, a friend told Razvi that her husband, a cabdriver, had been threatened by another driver, who was wielding a bat and shouting something about Trump.
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Jean lives with her older son, John (Jack Reynor), who ekes out a living as a cabdriver while dutifully caring for her and visiting Kit when he can.
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Still, this guy who could've passed for a pleasant-enough cabdriver infiltrated our mass consciousness forever, as the unlikely '80s reference point for decadent temptation and gnawing regret.
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Another woman reported a sexual assault by an unlicensed cabdriver, and although a detective identified a suspect, the police never tried to contact him, and the investigation faltered.
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The Bureau of Investigative Journalism states this humble cabdriver joined "between 256 and 633 civilians" who perished in United States' drone strikes between January 2009 and December 2015.
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In Slovenia, I was unable to find a cabdriver (as the spreadsheet suggested I do) to take me the two hours from the Ljubljana airport to my hotel.
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Quotable: "It's heartbreaking," says Zhang Lei, a cabdriver who volunteers to ferry residents, especially older adults, to grocery stores and hospitals in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Mr. Nájera dismissed pleas to investigate Mr. Sánchez's case, saying that he was a cabdriver and that there was no evidence linking his death to his journalistic activities.
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His father, who Mr. Freidman said had been a thermonuclear engineer, got a job as a cabdriver but soon began buying medallions and building a fleet, records show.
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I went to Minnesota and I had a Somali cabdriver who lectured me for 35 minutes to the airport about how women in America have too much freedom.
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Born in New Rochelle, N.Y., he had been a model, stage actor and cabdriver when the acclaimed black photographer-turned-director Gordon Parks plucked him from a cattle call.
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The Berlin winner, "Taxi Tehran," saw Mr. Panahi play a cabdriver picking up a variety of passengers in the Iranian capital, and was filmed almost entirely in a taxi.
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And some hours later, it was answered when an official from the taxi commission who was searching for the lost bag called my phone, and the cabdriver picked up.
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Bess launches into an affair with a local — a cabdriver named Dionysos — only to unleash the fury of the man's wife, who tracks Bess down and spits on her.
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BOSTON — A cabdriver crashed into a rest area used by fellow cabbies near Boston's Logan International Airport on Monday, sending 10 people to hospitals, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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Meanwhile, they efficiently located the cabdriver and effected a handoff as he drove back down the twisting mountain roads (did I mention that the son in question speaks Mandarin?).
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He often prayed at a local mosque, worked for a time driving for a car service, and was described as a "good guy" by a cabdriver who knew him.
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The gunman then fatally shot a taxi driver after he fled the scene of the shooting and tried to get away; the cabdriver was also an Arab citizen of Israel.
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"If you want to know what's good and what's bad in any town, you ask a cabdriver," said Hesham Hegazy, the director for business and brand development at Halal Guys.
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There, the cabdriver executed a U-turn and a tricky sequence of maneuvers to win a place in a feeder lane that permitted entrance to the driveway of my hotel.
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Donald J. Trump won the vote of a 59-year-old cabdriver in the Boston suburbs who said he lost his trucking business after immigrants began delivering cargo for less.
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Once that scare is behind him, he must deal with a cabdriver who is either a heavy looking for Saul Goodman or he's a dude with terrible cab-side manners.
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Name Withheld, New York The cabdriver was in the same situation as you were: Most likely there was little he could do to get the money to its rightful owner.
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That's because this fedora has been his own hat since 2000, when he wore it to play Fielding, a cabdriver, in this play's Off Broadway production from Second Stage Theater.
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The son of a cabdriver from North London, he went to a local state school and scrapped his way up the ranks of Oxbridge-educated elites who dominate Conservative politics.
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The hope was that the victim, a livery cabdriver, might recognize the suspect's photo and pick him out — an outcome that prosecutors regard as a strong indicator of a suspect's guilt.
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"I know I come across as a hypocrite," said Darren Haddock, 48, a cabdriver who initially planned to vote in favor of abortion because he saw it as a woman's right.
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Encounters The YouTube personality Randy Rainbow was so embarrassed about asking his cabdriver to take him to the Trump Hotel in SoHo on Tuesday that he pretended he was a tourist.
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A theater review on Wednesday about "2666," a play at the Goodman Theater in Chicago that is based on the Roberto Bolaño novel, misidentified the site of an attack on a cabdriver.
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There are some significant changes in the American version, particularly regarding race and racial politics; the cabdriver accused of murder is Pakistani-American in the U.S. version, and white in the original.
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Eli's constant companion happens to be a historical figure: the legendary Australian prison escapee Arthur "Slim" Halliday, who was convicted of murdering a cabdriver in the '50s, but always maintained his innocence.
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Mr. Glass hadn't yet written "Einstein on the Beach" — he hadn't even stopped working as a cabdriver to pay the bills — and his pieces had a devil-may-care daring to them.
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"The whole thing created a problem for me and for anyone who came to visit me," said Mr. Kennedy, 39, a cabdriver and entrepreneur who lives in a rental in the Bronx.
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Bague Atade Nanguit, 55, who immigrated to Chicago from Togo in the early 203s, said he was making about $20,000 a year as a cabdriver when he bought a medallion in 2013.
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When a cabdriver lied about a route, or a shopkeeper shortchanged me, I felt that it was my fault, for speaking Turkish with an accent, or for being part of an élite.
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One night, I pulled into San Antonio late and stopped by the landmark restaurant Mi Tierra; then, on a whim, I paid my knowledgeable cabdriver to give me a tour of his city.
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The one viewers will probably never forget came courtesy of American Gods, with a groundbreaking gay sex scene between an Omani salesman named Mr. Salim (Omid Abtahi, and a Jinn cabdriver (Mousa Kraish).
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The book follows a single, miserable day in the life of Lou Bishoff, a worn-down, middle-aged cabdriver who narrates our story as he chauffeurs the residents of a fictional Mississippi town.
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Any cabdriver, barber or internet troll can mouth off about his crackpot hypotheses; but if a president accidentally lets slip an authentic, uncensored thought it's called a "gaffe" and costs him approval points.
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"It's always disappointing to ask a cabdriver for information and get a shrug in response," said Ms. Selloni, whose office plans to give the drivers regular updates on events taking place in Rome.
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He had told a cabdriver to follow him into the barracks, where he was going to get money to pay the driver, but instead Mr. Rojas attacked him, according to an arrest report.
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In that movie, which loosely recalls the Faulkner short story "Tomorrow," a very taciturn older cabdriver (Parviz Parastui) finds himself looking after a pregnant woman (Soheila Golestani) he picks up on the street.
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And I found no shortage of people — I interviewed almost 40 before the end of the trip — who knew about the resort, talking to everyone including a struggling cabdriver and a former senator.
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On July 12, 1967, residents of a large public housing development saw the black cabdriver badly beaten by police officers and followed them to the Fourth Police Precinct house, in Newark's Central Ward.
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Pantelis, my cabdriver, threaded his way delicately around people suddenly lurching, seemingly semi-oblivious, into the street and the constant chorus of motorcycles appearing out of nowhere and disappearing noisily into the distance.
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Of the first attack, he told the authorities that he had been angry after an argument with his wife and that he had developed negative opinions of Chinese people when he was a cabdriver.
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Semen analysis had become widely available there by the 1970s, and by the time I arrived, ordinary Egyptians — including many a male cabdriver I spoke with — were aware that men could have "weak" sperm.
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Graham Hodges, a former New York cabdriver and a historian at Colgate University, lauded the expansion, but questioned the city's slow pace in addressing the needs of the 2175,000 wheelchair users in the city.
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With his unforgettable mug ("What was it about this face whose still, dark eyes stared out from the back seat?" a spooked cabdriver asks himself), Kale seems a strange choice for a hit man.
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The last occurred in 103, when a mob beat, stabbed, and shot to death Willie Earle, a twenty-four-year-old black man who had been accused of murdering a white cabdriver from Greenville.
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"My Country, My Country" follows an Iraqi physician who runs for office; "The Oath" introduces a Yemeni cabdriver who was once Osama bin Laden's bodyguard, and his brother-in-law, a prisoner at Guantánamo.
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Perhaps the most prominent example was Mr. Pishevar, a refugee from Iran who began life in America as a cabdriver, eventually becoming a venture capitalist who invested in the likes of Uber and Warby Parker.
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"It's not going to be easy for the drivers, and the people who are using this facility," Sunkanmi Alaka, a cabdriver, said as he waited for the restroom a few days before the station closed.
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The details she brings out from her gigs across America often fall back on unkind clichés, like her cabdriver with several missing teeth in Nashville who tells her a "you might be a redneck" joke.
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One evening while partying with Hsieh she gets blackout drunk on vodka and ends up being dropped off at a hospital (rather than home) by an altruistic cabdriver who is concerned she has alcohol poisoning.
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Mr. Diaz, the former detective, recalled the case of a 20-year-old Mariel refugee who in 1981 killed one cabdriver, shot and robbed another, and shot a friend in the eye during an argument.
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Chase's film reportedly takes place in Newark during the 1967 riots, when the African American and Italian communities feuded for five days after it was believed cops had murdered a black cabdriver inside a precinct house.
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Like her impulse to reassure the cabdriver that she is not one of those "bad people," the temptation to separate herself from her fellow-sufferers is one she exposes and ironizes in order to resist it.
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Unsure of what else to do, he paid a cabdriver to take him and Constantin to the foot bridge into the United States, thinking that he could call his wife when they reached the other side.
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If you start chatting with your Ethiopian cabdriver, it can be rude to ask a lot of questions about Addis Ababa or the Great Rift Valley — he probably wants to be perceived as American, not Ethiopian.
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The more compelling story lines belong to Charlie Creed-Miles as George, a mild-mannered cabdriver who seems a magnet for bad luck, and Franz Drameh as Kingsley, a small-time drug dealer with literary aspirations.
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I did exactly as my father had suggested, and during the ride from the airport I told the cabdriver all about my life and how excited I was to be coming to live in New York.
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Mr. Cheffou had been picked out of a photographic lineup by a cabdriver who shuttled three men to Brussels Airport, where two of them — Ibrahim el-Bakraoui and Mr. Laachraoui — blew themselves up at 7:58 a.m.
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On a trip home one recent weekday, after taking a cab, two buses and the Long Island Railroad, he approached a taxi stand, scribbled his address on a piece of paper, and handed it to a cabdriver.
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Jamie Foxx earned two Academy Award nominations for performances in 2004, one for his starring role in the Ray Charles biopic "Ray" and another for his role as a cabdriver named Max in this Michael Mann thriller.
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A judge released Mr. Cornejo, on a bond secured not by his own money, of which he said there was none, but by the home owned by his parents, a retired cabdriver and a home health attendant.
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But by the time I got to the car and slid in beside Horn, Istvan was already sitting up front, passionately laying out the coordinates of the posthuman future to our cabdriver, and the moment had passed.
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But while disappearing grocery stores have provoked public outcry and even street demonstrations, the loss of one charmless gas station — even if it is the last one for miles — seems to induce little clamor beyond the cabdriver community.
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One poll participant, Fargo, North Dakota cabdriver Brent Hartz, said CEO pay is often "ridiculous" and worries that managers of funds he owns - such as the $50 billion Vanguard Growth Index Fund - are too cozy with corporate chiefs.
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In the first chapter Danticat learns she is pregnant with her first child just as her father, Mira, receives a diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis and loses his livelihood as a New York cabdriver after more than 25 years.
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"Before you used to see a sea of yellow; now you see a sea of black," said Robert Perez, 63, a cabdriver for two decades, as he pointed to a line of black cars on West 38th Street.
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"It was essentially Gayle sitting in a chair talking to viewers, and she was in her moment of glory," Ms. Winfrey said, noting that Ms. King is often late to meet her because she's been chatting with her cabdriver.
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As the child of a single father who worked extra hours at night as a cabdriver, with no trust fund or rainy-day money or penny jar labeled "college savings" to dip into, was college the right choice anyway?
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After a three-day search, the police on Monday arrested a 53-year-old man who is suspected of fatally stabbing a fellow resident at a Manhattan homeless shelter and then slashing a cabdriver in the neck the next day.
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They reminded me of the cabdriver I met who told me he was grateful to Duterte because he could now walk with his children through the alleys of his barrio after dark and not fear being mugged by a drug addict.
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"A cabdriver has been brutally murdered, and the man that confessed the crime was let off because of a Supreme Court decision," he said — an early bid in establishing the court as a pre-eminent battleground for generations of impassioned conservatives.
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An admirer of Dr. Adams, the cabdriver Caterina Bellandi flamboyantly decorates herself and her car in Florence, Italy, where she provides "taxi therapy": free trips to and from cancer facilities, during which children and their families are offered toys, bubbles and pizza.
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To complete the journey, we rode a suburban train 45 minutes west to the beach town of Cascais, where a cabdriver cheerfully agreed to take us four and a half miles to Praia do Guincho, a rocky beach on the Atlantic Ocean.
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With the defense discombobulated, Neymar abruptly did a U-turn into the box like a Russian cabdriver evading traffic and glided unfettered into the open space just in time to slide a cross from Willian across the goal line with his yellow cleat.
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Since there was no way of tracking down the person who left the money — and I figured the cabdriver would just keep the money for himself if I told him about it — I decided to keep it and donate half to charity.
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She'd struck up a conversation with a cabdriver and taken his card; she called him and asked if, for a flat monthly fee, he'd pick me up at school each day and drop me at my father's house, a short drive away.
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The plot has a factual basis: the relationship between a German TV journalist, Jürgen Hinzpeter, and the cabdriver who drove him from Seoul to the locked-down city of Gwangju, at the time a hotbed of pro-democracy student rebellion and violent repression.
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After graduating, he spent time with the Compass Players, an improvisational troupe that performed in Chicago and St. Louis in the mid-1950s, then returned to New York and joined the Actors Studio, supporting himself with work as a shoe salesman and cabdriver.
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LONDON — A British court ordered a parole board on Wednesday to reconsider its decision to release a notorious sex offender — a former London cabdriver implicated in attacks on more than 100 women — and told the government to lift the shroud of secrecy over parole decisions.
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While it will never be known if Mr. Azam knew his last passenger's identity or not, there is copious evidence to suggest he was just a humble cabdriver doing his best to feed his family who was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Johnny Ma's "Old Stone," a compelling drama about a cabdriver who hits a motorcyclist and ends up caught in a bureaucratic nightmare as he tries to save the man's life, is one of three debut features that compose the most exciting part of this year's list.
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In a nine-season career, Talib has had issues, including fighting at the N.F.L.'s rookie symposium in 2008; being accused of assaulting a cabdriver in 2009; being accused of firing a gun at his sister's boyfriend in 2011; and being shot in the leg last off-season.
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Identity Evropa, a white supremacist group that has since rebranded itself as the American Identity Movement, was founded by Nathan Damigo, a former Marine who was radicalized after he served a prison term stemming from robbing an Iraqi immigrant cabdriver after a drunken night out in San Diego.
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En route, the cabdriver, a former U.P.S. deliveryman, guessed the destination and shared a story about how odd it was to bring packages to Infowars, where staff didn't acknowledge the name of the business on the phone and he had to go through a serpentine process to make a drop.
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The elimination of the provision follows another major change in the requirements for becoming a New York City cabdriver: Last year, the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission eliminated most geography questions from the license exam, alarming some veteran riders, who complained that drivers already seemed less familiar with the streets than they once did.
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Maqsood Ahmad, 49, a former cabdriver who owns Little Lahore, a restaurant on Crosby Street next to the gas station that has sold Pakistani cuisine to a mostly cabby clientele for two decades, believes gas stations have evaporated unchecked in part because their most loyal clients are working-class immigrants who often feel voiceless.
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The criminal elements of the story aren't taxing, but the abiding pleasure of this series is the chance to ride with a cabdriver who wants to discuss Sartre or just tearing around Paris on Aimée's pink Vespa, making stops at the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Île Saint-Louis, where Aimée has an apartment.
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LONDON — Only a handful of people know what happened in a hearing at Her Majesty's Prison Wakefield, but all of Britain knows the result: a decision to release on parole one of the country's most notorious criminals, a former London cabdriver said by the High Court to have drugged and sexually assaulted more than 100 passengers.
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As a result, the whole experience of revisiting the play has been an exercise in nostalgia, Mr. Mandvi said, taking him back to a time when he sold brownies at intermission to earn rent money, had to settle for roles as an Indian cabdriver and could not imagine that he'd someday be recognized on the street.
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Though he had few stable relationships in his life — he and his mother, Wendy Klein, were only sporadically in touch with Ms. Harry when he was in his 30s despite her occasional pop-ins at his punk shows, and he was estranged from his father, a onetime New York cabdriver, after his parents divorced in the 1980s — he felt the potential for something lasting with Ms. Steinberg.
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Mr. Glisson claimed in the letter that he had been wrongfully imprisoned for the 1995 murder of a cabdriver in the Bronx, and that he had heard that the killing was carried out by members of a narcotics gang called Sex Money and Murder, or S.M.M. The letter was reviewed by John O'Malley, an investigator in the violent crimes unit, who began digging into the matter.
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It includes the San Francisco-set mystery "Chan Is Missing" (showing on Tuesday), in which a cabdriver and his nephew search for a man who appears to have absconded with their savings; and the period piece "Eat a Bowl of Tea" (on Monday), which takes place in New York after World War II wherein an American veteran (Russell Wong) enters into an arranged marriage with a Chinese bride (Cora Miao).
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After all, this is the "melting pot" of the world, the place where a friendly Sikh cabdriver can whisk you away to Katz's Deli, Little Italy, Chinatown or Sylvia's Restaurant at a moment's notice; it's the very same place where you can take a trip to Russia — by a simple stroll on the boardwalk in Brighton Beach; where you can get up close and personal with the greatest artists from around the world — in a front-row seat at Cate Blanchett's new Broadway show, at a reading by Salman Rushdie, or by a quick trip to the Met, for a look at Picasso's paintings.
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