Young men bristling with guns careen in pickups along pavements.
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This is where we careen into troubling territory for me.
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The Imperial officers did not, and they careen across the bridge.
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Violet predicts that Olivia will careen down a highway, driving distractedly.
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On the other side, head straight to careen off the mountain.
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We watched our crush on Ryan Lochte careen disastrously off the rails.
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" The mobiles "are waiting for a windstorm, so that the shapes can careen.
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After trying to orchestrate a very civil split, those plans careen off the rails.
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Other cars will often smash into each other wildly and careen off of walls.
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I toss the groceries in the back and careen through the neighborhood back home.
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Painted objects float and careen without limitation (or the strictures of an art movement).
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Only the sledders are flipped on their stomachs and careen down the course headfirst.
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And heaven forbid a plane piloted by a woman careen into a fatal crackup.
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As we careen toward a humanitarian catastrophe in our hemisphere, let's rethink our strategy.
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They can careen into crises that other countries would at least try to steer around.
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After all, they're meant to soar through the skies, not careen around your coworkers' cubicles.
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This can really get you hurt, make you careen into strangers or make terrible first impressions.
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In a small room, your robot will wildly careen around while you struggle to control it.
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The two careen around each other's voices on "Lost," recounting the tale of two druggy lovers.
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As the star-crossed lovers careen towards a tragic end, the family falls on hard times.
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I careen through well-lit hallways and teller booths, before sliding by some signage written in Cantonese.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the minibus to careen off the road, the spokesman said.
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If you like the exhilarating feeling of a roller coaster about to careen off the tracks: France.
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Hit the switch, and the trolley will careen into the fat man, KOing him—permanently—on impact.
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It continued to careen downward throughout the summer, with major declines on July 27 and Aug. 24.
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As they careen toward potentially perilous 2018 midterm elections, Republicans are now actively considering bringing them back.
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So as financial markets careen, the demand for dollars is huge, and it's exacerbating dislocations across financial markets.
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But if the effort fails, Congress might careen toward another fiscal showdown in February — and possibly another shutdown.
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Not even five minutes into the drive, we careen into a guardrail and my life flashes before my eyes.
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What, until now, has largely been a war of words could easily careen into a full-fledged trade war.
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It's a pedal-less two-wheeler that allows him to careen along at a clip, sometimes to my dismay.
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The hardest part is just keeping your actual face still so your emoji face doesn't careen into an emoji car.
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A driver and his daughter careen through rush hour traffic on a motorbike that serves as a pedicab for customers.
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Rosa wrapped up her daughter, now 9, and her friends and let them careen into each other like sumo wrestlers.
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As we careen steadily closer to a future of driverless cars and A.I. bots, fashion seems nostalgic for simpler times.
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Brave visitors careen down 160 feet of pirouetting tubes, a few chosen ones with a plant strapped to their torso.
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Over 10 half hours, which careen from comedy to drama to thriller, the women's lives and stories take dangerous swerves.
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Jessi of "Big Mouth" is, of course, a cartoon, which allows the character to careen dramatically between adolescence and maturity.
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As they watched rafts of tourists careen by, Booker told Jenkins, the current roared higher and faster than they had expected.
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Elena sits in a chair by the front door, calmly watching Melissa careen around the room in tiny black ballet flats.
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The experience was exhilarating — and not just because I knew I could careen helplessly into a wall if I wasn't careful.
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Get the human spring who smacks shots off the backboard so hard that they careen out past the three-point line.
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The goal is to give you options as you careen toward the weekend and make cooking plans for the week ahead.
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Burdened by their decisions, both long for something, well, simpler — something that doesn't careen them even deeper into heartbreak and misery.
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"At breakneck speeds, they careen down Alexander Avenue and enter the Hurricane Gulch neighborhood like an invading army," Mike Kirner wrote.
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While Mr. Trump's focus appeared to careen unpredictably from hour to hour, the larger pattern he followed was a familiar one.
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Every time the hearing threatened to careen into conflict, Nadler deployed a heavier-than-expected gavel to keep things on course.
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You cannot have a country that thoroughly permeated by Christian culture careen into moral barbarism and absolve the faith that cleanly.
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In the past, Shiota has also used thread to careen around a narrative, an act of manipulating time in a specific site.
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What's not okay is Bialik's fundamental misunderstanding of how harassment works — a misunderstanding that makes the piece careen into victim-blaming territory.
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Every strike resonates with invisible power; smoke plumes follow these cartoon characters as they careen around their environments, almost ready to explode.
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A rolling wave crests across three separate panels of a monochromatic triptych, carrying a boatful of refugees as they careen over water.
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EMMA can careen through Walmart aisles at a whiplashing 2.5 miles an hour, evading unalert shoppers, stacks of cereal boxes along her way.
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As its cash flow continues to careen negative, some analysts wonder if the company needs to alter its strategy and diversify its revenue.
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But if I push too hard, he'll careen right over the edge, meaning I have to climb up whatever I just scaled, again.
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Thirty-six players careen across a massive field, where they are exposed to blindside hits and errant elbows, bruising shoulders and airborne knees.
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We tend, for natural political reasons, to careen back and forth between placing primary emphasis on the direct and on the indirect track.
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So a very unlucky investor who climbed into equities as they were about to careen off a cliff hasn't been hurt too badly.
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Careen gave no details of any potential industry-wide standards, but said he expected others could quickly follow the example of the U.S. carriers.
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Some 60,000 people work under its leaky roof, and hundreds of forklifts, carrying everything from sea urchins to whale meat, careen across bumpy floors.
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In the Charlotte suburb of Matthews, a tree fell on a vehicle, causing the car to careen and crash into a church, police said.
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They invite the audience into an enormous tent as they cruise and careen through South Africa, Britain, the Netherlands, Finland and the United States.
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But it works, squeaky wheels and all, as you careen through the produce section with dust-covered spice containers stacked on the shelves above.
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Perhaps we should recognize, more accurately, that we're already about to careen over a cliff and that the Constitution basically leaves us without brakes.
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Adeeb Warsi, managing director of its on-demand delivery unit Careen NOW, said there had been an uptick in non-food orders in recent days.
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Riders reach speeds up to 40 miles per hour, often only inches apart from each other as they careen through a series of tight turns.
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Now, when friends ask me what advice I have for them as they careen toward their own marital devastation, I tell them to start training.
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Another car (a Jaguar, in fact) will careen into Saul, in 2016, at the same intersection, and we receive an explanation for his strange visions.
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By continuing to careen along this narrow-minded pathway, the WHO will deny choice for tens of millions of people who want to quit smoking cigarettes.
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They build an orchestra into the Big Guitar Moments, threatening to careen off into something spacey but pulling back into the chorus before it can take off.
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The player begins to realize what's about to happen as the tub fills to the top, but Gregory remains giggling as his toys careen through the air.
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Where local tourism has risen along with motorist accidents as privileged rich teens and cyclists careen into cars while snapchatting about "views" of relatively boring local landmarks.
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My fat fingers struggled to play and pause my music causing the earbud to careen a little bit, though it never actually fell out of my ear.
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Pickup trucks packed with soldiers careen recklessly into traffic, the young men in back angrily shaking their machine guns at anyone unfortunate enough to cross their paths.
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But while it lasts, there's something deeply satisfying about watching the chaos as balls careen around the screen and make the larger numbers steadily tick down to nothing.
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Between shanked drives that dribble along the ground or careen wildly off the fairway, some golfers choose to use their drivers sparingly, despite the potential of this club.
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As we careen from one outrageous headline to the next, we have become numb to the dismantling of our processes for science-based decision-making across the government.
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If you do, you will notice to your dismay that much of the world is coming apart at the seams as it appears to careen toward global anarchy.
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Amid the heightened tensions with Iran, Democrats vowed to impose another check on the president, voicing grave concerns that without legislative action, Mr. Trump would careen toward war.
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Meanwhile, Paul Manafort continues to careen toward sentencing that could keep him behind bars the rest of his life, while Congress prepares to hear from Cohen and Whitaker.
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You sit on the floor as a phantasmagorical web of lights careen and cavort around you, offering the sensation of movement, of orbiting around space without ever leaving Earth.
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Afghan Dan has his rivals in the scene, and when he ends up sending for other MCs, it never takes long for the replies to careen headfirst into racism.
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Traditional Europeans allies are breaking ranks with Washington, stepping back as the United States and Saudi Arabia careen from one self-created crisis to another in the Middle East.
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In the Mazandaran province of northern Iran, where the Elburz Mountains careen toward the Caspian Sea, Asieh Amini grew up on a farm surrounded by kiwi and tangerine orchards.
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On Saturday mornings, Golden says he will sometimes sit in a playground in Central Park talking stocks with one of his portfolio managers as their children careen down the slides.
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The package will include everything a photographer needs to shoot with the camera they've been sent and you can careen out the door to go play with your new toys.
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They'd lie there for a time, their boards rolling lazily away, before phasing out of reality and back to their previous position, ready to careen themselves back into the goalmouth.
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One moment you're in a controlled careen down a steep face and the next you're airborne, sideways and then upside down, and then gravity smashes you back into the mountain.
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"Crown Vic" begins in the midst of a kinetic shootout, the camera zipping back and forth as a pair of masked robbers careen away from the L.A.P.D. in a car.
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On Saturday mornings, Golden says he will sometimes sit in a playground in Central Park talking stocks with one of his portfolio managers as their children careen down the slides.
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I had no doubts of the quality of the CityZen's tires or breaks, but I also had no desire to careen downhill on a supremely heavy bike in the wet.
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His body movements careen from the sensual to the frustrated — he is a performer, a pleaser, but one at war with those impulses, torn between delivering joy and extinguishing it.
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At the same time, Jupiter's high-energy plasma particles are raining down on the polar regions of Ganymede's icy surface, causing highly charged, water-based particles to careen back into space.
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Up above, thousands of fragments of defunct spacecraft careen through space, and occasionally more debris is produced by collisions such as the one that destroyed an American satellite in mid-February.
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Someone had to be the first to suit up, in green and white, to careen down icy turns and represent her country in a sport most recognized in mountainous European regions.
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All it does, really, is make one marvel at how a project that must have looked promising on paper can quickly careen downward -- like an avalanche, only here, in slow motion.
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In the meantime, we need the F.D.A. to do its job and ensure that devices that can careen patients and the health care system toward bankruptcy are actually making people healthier.
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For Simpson and others like her, everything becomes a stresser: fear of spreading the illness, grappling with their own mortality, standing in grocery store lines, and watching the economic markets careen.
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"I've never talked much about Hope, because unlike every other member of the Trump orbit, she doesn't careen onto our television screens, lobbing lies and racial invective every damn day," Bee explained.
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Suicide car bombs are being fitted with a heavy armored casing so bullets can't stop them as they appear around corners and careen toward soldiers in the city's network of narrow streets.
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As several other stars careen toward free agency this summer — and grapple with the accompanying distractions with varying degrees of success — George, 28, has been playing the best basketball of his life.
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But there's always some point in Navarro's analysis where he veers off the path of rational concern and starts to careen through a wilderness of all-consuming fears about China's true intentions.
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Then, to reach the moon, he began to transform a tiny start-up into a mighty rocket ship — only to watch it careen out of control as it stretched to accomplish the impossible.
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Everyone morning, I leave the safety of my bed in the morning, get into a car and careen through traffic, and then arrive at my desk where I'm bombarded with horrifying world news.
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The bombing in the Masajed district about 10 km (six miles) west of Sanaa caused the car to careen into a nearby gas station, setting it ablaze and complicating rescue efforts, they said.
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Whatever approach the airlines take, Mr. Careen of the air transport association echoes the sentiments of travelers like Ms. Rasheem when he says fliers should "know at all times where their bag is."
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The individual plot lines careen into the custody battle between Celeste and Mary Louise, shifting the show into a courtroom drama — an ugly, painful showdown between daughter-in-law and mother-in-law.
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His associations careen from the German artist Thomas Demand to a missing van Gogh painting to Snapchat, always returning to the central idea of photography as memorial: Photography is inescapably a memorial art.
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As we careen from one partisan confrontation to another, it might surprise many people to learn that some people actually think that this is a good time to open up our fundamental law.
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One important goal of OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security, Regolith Explorer) is to help scientists better predict the path of these small, rocky bodies as they careen through the solar system.
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"It won't matter what technology they choose," said Nick Careen, an executive with the association, as long as bags can be tracked once they leave the traveler's hands and traced if they are missing.
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The robot goes haywire and ends up driving them off the streets and into space, where they careen across the moon and loop around Saturn's rings before finally being shot out of the sky.
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This isn't like GTA, in which you can race along at whatever speed you want as long as you don't careen headfirst into the oncoming cops—Mafia II makes you adhere to traffic regulations.
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Ro, a single, middle-aged teacher still fighting to become a mother, watches her government careen towards ratifying a Personhood Amendment without ever truly believing it could be possible (until, of course, it's too late).
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The cheery crew of the Covenant — which is entirely made up of couples — are enjoying a meal together (remember that from the original Alien?) as they careen through space to their new planet to colonise.
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Though you're able to careen around an open-world, 1940s Los Angeles in a car, the vast majority of the game is focused on detective work: investigating crime scenes, speaking with witnesses, and deciphering suspects.
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And while there's still time for one last faulty trapeze wire to snap, or another clown car to blow a tire and careen wildly into the audience, the story of 2016 is all but written.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Careen Williams had all the elements to make her life happy: a job helping patients at a medical center, a marriage to a childhood friend from Jamaica and a healthy child.
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Congressional vote: The U.S. House of Representatives voted almost entirely along party lines on Thursday to curtail Mr. Trump's war-making power, amid fears that he might careen toward war with Iran without consulting Congress.
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As Republicans careen toward the midterms with tax reform under their belts and not much else, rumor has it that a small group of Republican senators are working with the White House and former Sen.
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But the most unintentionally comedic thing to ever careen out of one their many firearms at a few hundred miles per hour our has to be a gob of Silly Putty stuffed into a glass tube.
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As we careen toward the movie's February 26 release, the team behind our favorite fourth-wall-breaking Marvel hero has waged a relentless marketing siege of every platform you would think of—and some you didn't.
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If I want access to the faster version of Mario Kart Tour, the version where the racers careen around the track at high speeds and the loot comes quick, I need to pay $4.99 a month.
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The system uses the built-in gyro and accelerometer readings to keep itself in the air and lots of processing power to keep it moving forward even as it seems to careen into the wild blue yonder.
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"We expect guidance to be issued potentially this week," Nick Careen, IATA senior vice president of airport, passenger, cargo and security, told a media briefing in Geneva on Tuesday, when asked about restrictions placed by some airlines.
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Diethard Leopold, in his essay published in the catalog accompanying this exhibition, equates the combination of realistic portrait and unnatural physique with the aesthetic that David Bowie would use to careen into mainstream culture in the 1970s.
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The tendency to careen too far in either direction has always produced bloody outcomes, and I'm curious, one, if you buy that, and two, if you agree that some conservative influence is necessary to preserve this tension?
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The assailants used a van to crush pedestrians along the popular Las Ramblas boulevard in Barcelona and nine hours later, they used another car to careen into tourists on a promenade in the seaside town of Cambrils.
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After that, "Death Note" begins to careen off the rails, descending into an elaborate cat-and-mouse game between Light and L, with the former's dad (Shea Whigham), who happens to be a detective, caught in the middle.
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Despite its minimal trappings, Mr. Lensing's production is resolutely traditional in the sharp focus it places on the highly disciplined cast, whose emotionally and physically raw performances careen from wild slapstick humor to downright cruelty to genuine pathos.
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Their relationship thus unfolds under the kind of extreme circumstances that cause understandable exasperation at first -- as they careen from one perilous moment to the next -- while the intensity of their ordeal gradually forges a bond between them.
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Compare that to the video of Heidfeld slinging the 780-horsepower V10 F1 car up the hill 20 years ago, where every touch of the steering wheel makes it look like he's about to careen through the hay bales.
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Jenkins was traveling after making a stop for gas on the way home from her job at City of Refuge, a charitable organization, when she was hit by the gunshot that caused her minivan to careen down an embankment.
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Although visiting a mountain in the summer months isn't ideal for winter activities like skiing and snowboarding, you'll still be able to careen down the mountain at Revelstoke Mountain Resort in British Columbia, Canada, thanks to a newly added mountain coaster.
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Gelb often surrounds the viewer with a ring of mechanical choreography, in one case demonstrating the company's "build it, break it, fix it" approach to design by allowing a malfunctioning quadraped to careen into the camera and knock it over.
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Instead of controlling the drone like a remote-controlled plane, you put the Staaker into one of several follow modes and it will keep you in view as you careen down a mountainside or flip upside-down on a surfboard.
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Their take on hardcore is incredibly abrasive; gang chants crash into powerviolence, grinding noise usurps bottom-heavy grooves, dirty punk beats careen past peppy bursts of crust, and vocalist Sami's manic shriek oversees the violence, spitting brutal poetry like snake venom.
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But it is certainly the case that during Trump's administration, near-crises careen into and out of the headlines and crash into each other every day in a way that makes those two competing Clinton storylines seem tame by comparison.
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Atrocious defending for the Swedes — several players and Lindahl just let the ball careen through the goal mouth — and a great start for the U.S. The goal was almost a carbon copy of Horan's first of the tournament, against Thailand.
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Finally, in 1778, she was broken up and scuttled, and only last September was apparently identified as lying 50 fathoms beneath the Rhode Island fairways, where sleek racing yachts now careen by above, heeling on the stiff Rhode Island breezes, unaware.
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"It's an absolute fiasco," one GOP strategist with ties to the White House told The Hill on Wednesday afternoon, as Jackson's nomination appeared to careen off the tracks amid allegations of excessive drinking, toxic work environments and lax prescription practices.
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Here this evolves into moments of swaying and swaggering, but when they later return to this position, it spins out in a new direction, as they careen across the stage in one tangled knot, refusing to let go of one another.
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Hundreds of traffic accidents were reported on slick roads across the region, including an incident in Matthews, N.C., in which a falling tree struck a vehicle, causing it to careen into a church and killing the driver, according to the local police.
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Basically, June and her pals (voiced by Mila Kunis, Ken Jeong, Kenan Thompson and John Oliver, among others) careen from one relatively uninspired crisis to the next without much sense of jeopardy, loudly racing across the park on some sort of elaborate contraption.
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And while that lack of consensus should ultimately make for a fun awards season, it yielded a Golden Globes ceremony that sometimes seemed to wildly careen from odd to bizarre, with occasional stops to reward some truly deserving winners along the way.
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Trump's State of the Union address differed from some of his speeches at the White House, where he's known to go off script and careen from one issue to another, and his campaign speeches, which are full of grievances and slaps at his critics.
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Democrats, watching Republicans careen around in search of a health care solution, honored the demand of Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, that they stick together in their refusal to lift a finger to help until repeal was taken off the table.
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As the two careen towards a marriage that very few seem to be in favor of, including Gretchen, their best friends Lindsay (Kether Donohue) and Edgar (Desmin Borges) take them on a bachelor and bachelorette party that is one of the best episodes in the series' history.
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And when you careen into yet another enemy motorbike, causing your team to squeak through to a victory with less than a half-second left on the clock, you'll yell at the TV — happily, not angrily — and feel blessed by the unlikely existence of this madcap masterpiece.
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Curator Severin Dünser has pulled together a full spectrum of media and processes, from painting and sculpture to installation, video, digital art, performance, and viewer interactivity, with offerings that careen without warning from buoyant to facetious to grim, especially those that deal with the criminality of power.
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"A properly functioning, designed, and manufactured toe adjustment rod would not have broken under the normal conditions that Mr. Rodas was driving the subject Carrera GT and would not have cause the subject Carrerra GT to abrubtly, unexpectedly, and uncontrollably careen off road," the document reads.
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In one, you're Joel as a knight battling an actual dragon, a battle which you lose, and in another, you're Amy with Joel as they careen in a wagon together through the hospital as if on a Go Kart track, picking up cancer treatments as you go.
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Some farmers, like Dantoin and those Fisher is working with in Maryland as part of a watershed-scale experiment to reduce nutrient runoff to Chesapeake Bay, are planting cover crops and setting up drainage systems that absorb water rather than let it careen off the land.
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On Saturday evenings, mechanized screens shroud the center's expansive glass walls to create a session that allows only women and girls to relax in the hot tub, swim laps or careen down the water slide, a rare bit of "me" time treasured by many of the neighborhood's Muslim residents.
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"As an industry, we have a duty of care to ensure that standards and best practices are in place around the world to protect the welfare of these animals," said Nick Careen, senior vice president for cargo at the International Air Transport Association, a trade group of 280 airlines.
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Veterans of diplomacy and national security and specialists on North Korea fear that, whatever their intended result, Mr. Trump's increasingly bellicose threats and public insults of the famously thin-skinned Mr. Kim could cause the United States to careen into a nuclear confrontation driven by personal animosity and bravado.
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While health care and the economy will continue to be the most important issues in the 85033 midterm elections, many pollsters now agree that national security lurks as key secondary concern as ordinary Americans watch the White House careen from one self-inflicted international crisis to the next.
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If they couldn't reach a deal, then either their colleagues would pass a yearlong stopgap measure — essentially throwing away all the work they had poured into the seven unfinished spending bills — or Congress would careen into another partial government shutdown just three weeks after the previous one ended, on Jan. 2023.
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Other times, I careen into crisis, the consequence of a hair-trigger immune system: the loss of more than a third of my body weight; the persistent infection that took seven rounds of antibiotics to clear; the bout of norovirus so severe my husband had to carry me into the emergency room.
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Click here to view original GIFI can't even hop a curb on my bike without feeling like a Hollywood stuntperson risking their life for a shot, so watching biker Antoine Bizet careen down a mountain in the deserts of Utah leaves me sweaty, short of breath, and happy to be safely perched in my office chair.
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The bustling Grand Bazaar, the cafes, the pathways along the Bosporus bordered by enormous, craggy rocks, the people of all ages and manner of dress fishing in the cerulean blue waters, the majestic mosques, grand palaces and hotels, and the picture-perfect narrow alleyways beckoning travelers to careen through their zigzagging routes: all of it simply oozed Turkishness.
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If the mark of a specific breed of heel is the lecturing, hectoring know-it-all who offers nothing but nails-on-a-chalkboard condescension, the godawful truth of all of this may be that it's not Trump who was the heel during the election, no matter how awful a gorge we're threatening to careen into.
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Its roaring d-beats careen headfirst into rhythmic, thrumming industrial segments as often as slithery black metal passages crash into bruising metallic hardcore and snappy synths, stirring up a sonic stew that confounds as much as it compels (there's even a moment of garbled synths on the title track that sounds just like the opening melee of Morbid Tales).
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Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina and a close ally of Trump's, also said that he thinks McConnell has earned Trump's trust and that has helped with a President who during moments of frustration can careen widely from one position to another when it comes to how he thinks the impeachment trial should be done.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Watching a race from the sidelines is never as fun as being in the driver's seat, and with that obvious wisdom in mind, Mattel has partnered with GoPro to create a new camera-compatible Hot Wheels car that lets kids and grownups experience what it's like to careen down those iconic orange plastic tracks.
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I'm skeptical that the United States is about to careen down the path taken by, say, Venezuela, governed by the whim of President Nicolás Maduro — the handpicked successor of the populist champion Hugo Chávez, who was elected in the late 1990s on a promise to sweep away an entrenched ruling class and proceeded to battle any democratic institution that stood in his way.
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A better actor than he was often given credit for being, his filmography saw him careen from popular but easily dismissed action comedies -- in which he often seemed to be playing a version of the easygoing charmer he appeared to be in real life -- to more sophisticated and demanding fare, eventually achieving an advanced level of cool in Hollywood circles, albeit somewhat belatedly.
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Beguiled by the fantasy of a cozy, self-sufficient home in the trees — perhaps best embodied by the jury-rigged Falcon's Nest in Johann David Wyss's "The Swiss Family Robinson" (1812), with its banyan-tree stairwell and turtle-shell sinks — they requested an open-air bathtub, a ladder leading to a lofted bed and a zip-line that would careen across the property's pond.
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Either they can't get anything done, in which case problems like climate change, the explosive debt, some of our foreign policy problems, just continue marching along and we can't act, or we just careen from the Republicans to the Democrats, and Democrats pass the ACA with no Republican votes, and the Republicans repeal it, and the Democrats and win it back and reinstate it, and neither of those is a functional way to govern.
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Just months ago, the phrase seemed empty and hollow as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Kim Jong Un engaged in a war of words and the United States and North Korea appeared set to careen toward military confrontation.
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The entries that caught my attention included BABY ALBUM, CHILD PRODIGY, TEEN VOGUE (which is making a name for itself for political coverage in addition to vogues that might be popular with teens), CAREEN (always a fun word), ADULT SWIM, SENIOR MOMENT (primarily because … because … I don't remember why, but trust me, it's a good one), PEE WEE, GHOST TOWN, ROOD, PILE IT ON, HOTFOOT IT, SLEEPS IN and ULM, mainly because it reminds me of this Monty Python sketch.
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The study found that, surprisingly, drivers who tend to be more aggressive (and therefore among the least likely to want to give up control to a robot, especially a weak robot that's a huge wimp when it comes to wanting not to terrify people or run them down) are actually those who favor an autonomous future, because in that world they can count on most of the soft baby bot cars to get out of the way when they careen toward them unsafely in order to assert their sad, pathetic, frustrated dominance.
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