Increased ad spending isn't going to drive faster economic growth.
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This frees up the "fast" lane for cars that choose to drive faster.
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" Ha also drew criticism when he suggested black neighborhoods are "one(s) we drive faster through.
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"I've seen you drive faster to Waitrose!" he said, referring to the popular U.K. grocery store.
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He continued to drive faster, deeper into the crowd, turning to his left as he went.
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Economists expect spending to drive faster growth from April through June and the rest of the year.
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The labor market is expected to hit full employment this year, which could drive faster wage growth.
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Men in general usually drive faster than women, and that becomes a big factor when driving for Uber.
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Soon, attempts to drive faster than anyone had ever driven became a hallmark of the ancient lake bed.
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As for us, we drive faster, more aggressively, and with less margin for error than our grandparents ever did.
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We don't lane change much because we want no one to tell us where to drive faster or slower.
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These mopeds are designed to not only drive faster, but also be more durable and carry up to two people.
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In other words, people did seem to drive faster though the average doesn't seem like that big of a jump.
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The company said it aims to double overall sales in a decade, and drive faster growth in profits by cutting costs.
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Most cars can drive faster than 150 mph, and some automakers offer performance cars capable of driving even faster than that.
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The second reason building your own products makes sense is that it enables you to drive faster cycles of learning and improvement.
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It creates a positive cycle where faster liquidity can drive faster fundraising, faster reinvestment, faster startup building, and faster public liquidity again.
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They also drive faster, meaning they finish rides more quickly, and the faster you complete one ride, the sooner you can start another.
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Sears Canada said it would offer "a more logically designed merchandise assortment," to drive faster inventory turns, and higher sales per square foot.
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For a start, it means less clutter on your local hard drive, faster boot up times, and more space for your browser to breathe.
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The vehicle received an exemption from NHTSA's standards for low-speed vehicles, which means it won't be able to drive faster than 25 mph.
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The passenger eventually demands Madiedo drive faster, although there seems to be no way to do so, cursing after being told his request is impossible.
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Additionally, having both a CRM and Marketo in one product portfolio would drive faster and more sizeable deals, similar to the strategy Salesforce employs with Pardot.
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Analysts said securing private equity investment would be no silver bullet for recovery, but could help drive faster store growth and fund a makeover for older stores.
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Furman said more work remains to drive faster wage growth, including investing in infrastructure, implementing trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and raising the minimum wage.
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The delivery vehicle has two compartments for goods such as groceries, but no seats or steering wheel, and it won't be able to drive faster than 25 mph.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan on Monday argued it should move soon to avoid falling behind the curve, especially as fiscal policy could drive faster growth and inflation.
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The researchers revealed the driver was watching a screen that give him real-time feedback on if he should drive faster or slower to help the drone keep pace.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan on Monday argued the Fed should move soon to avoid falling behind the curve, especially as fiscal policy could drive faster growth and inflation.
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Republicans spurned those concerns, rallying around what has been the animating ideology of their party since the Reagan era: that tax cuts will drive faster growth and national prosperity.
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Argentina's central bank said its monetary policy committee decided unanimously to address the peso's plummeting value in order to counter fears that the currency's decline could drive faster inflation.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan on Monday argued that the Fed should move soon to avoid falling behind the curve, especially as fiscal policy could drive faster growth and inflation.
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The function was restricted on residential roads or roads without a center divider, meaning the car cannot drive faster than the speed limit maximum plus five miles (8 km) per hour.
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But the fact — to cite just one example — that plenty of people drive faster than the speed limit does not automatically mean that society should allow any velocity on public roads.
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So anytime that we can drive faster distribution of content, more comprehensive content, more discussion or more personalization, we're better at delivering what's happening in the world and what's being talked about.
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Musk's calculus: Most people, he said, think that once all or most of us are zipping around in robot cars, everyone will be able to drive faster with much less road congestion.
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That's where we are today with drones — not being able to fly beyond the visual line of sight is like not allowing a car to drive faster than a person can walk.
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By nagging, of course, which only made his behavior worse: he'd drive faster instead of slower; shave less frequently, not more; and leave his reeking bike garb on the bedroom floor longer than ever.
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But, as the National Transportation Safety Board pointed out in a report last year, it can lead to an "undesirable cycle" whereby the speed limit goes up, so people drive faster, so the speed limit is raised.
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" Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, appearing with Buffett this morning, went on to note that "people are gonna want to drive faster than the speed limit, and so forth, and the software's not gonna allow it.
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Yet some analysts were optimistic about the long term prospects of Expedia as investments including increased hiring at its lodging business would drive faster earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization and free cash flow growth in 2019.
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The interface now adapts to the speed you are driving at, for example, and will automatically give you less information as you drive faster, in order to let you focus as you head down the autobahn at 120 mph.
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Here, cars drive any speed they choose in any lane, with the result that cars wanting to drive faster either tailgate or continually change lanes and pass on the right — both actions that increase the risks of an accident.
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As Instagram posts and so-called influencers drive faster fashion, brands are under pressure to deliver more collections, with limited items and exclusive "capsule lines", where a few items are available for a short time or only in selected shops.
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"Research over the past five years has shown that 80 percent of the light mopeds in the city drive faster than allowed (the 2016 measuring even counted 87 percent of the light mopeds speeding)," a city spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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It would be able to figure out user preferences based on specific situations –– for example, if you are napping, the car would drive more smoothly to prevent waking you, but if you are late to a meeting, the car would know it is OK to drive faster.
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Essilor updates 2016 expectations * Has formed a new partnership by taking a 50 pct stake in Photosynthesis Group * Partnership will help to drive faster growth in Chinese optical industry * Separately, Essilor has also agreed to purchase a 55 pct equity interest in Jiangsu Creasky Optical * These two partnerships attest to Essilor's strong acquisitions dynamic in 2016, which is expected to result in a scope effect of around 4 pct for year * On a like-for-like basis, revenue growth is now projected to end year at around 3.5 pct, reflecting temporary slowdown in ophthalmic optical market in United States * Lastly, contribution from operations is now expected to stand at around 18.5 pct of revenue Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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According to Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) engineering manager Walt Bartel, the curves are the "only stretch of I-5 where you can't see far enough ahead to safely drive faster than 55 [mph ()]".
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Government intervention may result in unpredicted outcomes. Average speed on a particular road with traffic calming measures might increase (people would drive faster) as drivers may speed up between warning signs and speed bumps.
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Dylan, Yuri and Peet have since gone on to form a new band called Driver Drive Faster, which released their debut single "They May Talk" through Lex Records on 23 February 2010. An album is set to be released in the summer of 2010.
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The man ignores Daffy and pummels Porky with a pile driver punch that sends Porky's head through the radiator cap of his car. Porky and Daffy continue driving. Daffy wants to drive faster and forces Porky's foot down the accelerator pedal despite Porky's protests. Immediately, a cop on a motorcycle pursues and catches up with them.
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When the three cross paths, T-Bag runs, takes a taxi cab, and rides away. Sucre runs after the cab and tells T-Bag that he really needs the money. Sucre is able to grab the luggage tags, while T-Bag tells the driver to drive faster. When Bellick balks at the luggage tags being shown to him by Sucre and threatens his freedom, Sucre grabs Bellick's gun.
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Having 12 tracks across six locations, 4 Wheel Thunder consists of races with vehicles like monster trucks, ATV, or buggy. All of them have different racing features. The goal is to defeat the opponents by coming to the finish line as fast as possible. There are shortcuts on each track which can be taken to drive faster through certain sections, and the players can use a special turbo button for a speed increase.
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These police are therefore participants in this corrupt system. In addition, they record a false departure time for the bus, so that the driver can drive faster and make extra trips. Also involved in this scheme are police officers at highway checkpoints, who play along with these deceptions. This kind of corruption not only cheats customers but endangers them and others, and in case of a bus accident would invalidate any insurance claims.
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Next city ahead The game puts the player in the position of a driver of a high-performance car, racing across the United States while passing through its major cities. Obstacles include weather, road conditions, limited fuel, and the highway patrol. The changing time of day affects gameplay, because the other cars drive faster at night. Players are given the option of choosing their routes from city to city, allowing them to, for example, take a northern route through the snowy Midwest.
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At the start of operation in Bratislava and Košice, speeds as high as 115 km/h(71 mph) were achieved during special tests. But due to poor track maintenance and condition, they don't drive faster than 50 km/h(31 mph). Only exception is light rail line to U.S. Steel factory in the outskirts of Košice, where all trams, not just T6A5, drive at 60 km/h(37 mph) which is maximum speed for this area. Information system contains front, side, back and internal panel.
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Development on Porsche Challenge began in 1995. The license agreement with Porsche allowed the game designers to work with Porsche employees in order to accurately model the Boxster's appearance and performance. Each of the six drivers were individually motion captured to create their own distinctive animations. As is common in the racing genre, Porsche Challenge was programmed with a "catch-up AI", which causes AI-controlled cars to drive faster and more skillfully when a player car is ahead of them than when they are in the lead.
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Safe speed approximates the inferred design speed adjusted for environmental alterations and vehicle and person specific factors when VACDAs is the limiting factor. The Solomon curve concept can create an approach-avoidance conflict within the driver who wishes neither to drive faster than is lawful and the conditions allow nor have an unsafe speed discrepancy between other vehicles on the road; it is never legal to go faster than the speed limit, and unilaterally reducing the risk of the latter can lead to a mass crash caused by the former.
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Furthermore, five percent of drivers are on the phone at any given time. The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS) reported those who used cell phones more often tended to brake harder, drive faster, and change lanes more frequently, predisposing them to crashes and near-crashes. They are also two to six times more likely to get into an accident. Research indicates driver performance is adversely affected by concurrent cell phone use, delaying reaction time and increasing lane deviations and length of time with eyes off the road.
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This segment serves as a bypass west of Waynesville, while also serving Lake Junaluska and Clyde. Having been built in the mid-1960s, it is the oldest segment of the Expressway and features a short grassy median with guardrails separating traffic lanes. There is also a quirk where westbound travelers can utilize Exit 107 and then re-emerge back onto the Expressway at the Exit 106 on-ramps. Some travelers may see this as a short- cut and will typically drive faster exiting off and then back onto the Expressway.
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In 1978, Fabian was participating in a charity racing event in Watkins Glen New York. He was practicing at a Mojave Desert stock car racetrack under the instruction of professional driver Bill Simpson when he rolled his car and suffered minor cuts and bruises. In 1982, a jury found him 40% liable for the accident (Fabian testified that Simpson repeatedly urged him to drive faster while Simpson testified that Fabian suddenly accelerated wildly in spite of his orders to slow down). He received $32,000 in an out-of-court settlement.
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An enemy can jump on top of the Magnum Opus to make it explode, but the player can avoid that by surrounding the car with hazards such as spikes. The player can access the garage screen throughout the game, allowing them to customize the Magnum Opus. Max's garage can change and modify the car's engine, chassis, wheels, body work, paint job, and its "shell". Upgrading one aspect of the car will negatively affect other aspects; upgrading the engine will allow Max to drive faster, but handling will be more difficult.
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Bob tries to make Officer Chandler drive faster, but gets into an accident himself. Bob runs back on foot to the town hall to find the Johansens with the money. After chasing the Johansens, Bob reveals his personal interest with the casino money as well as his plot to steal money from the city budget for himself and Dawn, who leaves him and returns to her husband Joe (Scovel). Bob is arrested, while Scott and Kate use the money they took back from him to pay for their daughter's college tuition.
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Driver Drive Faster are a rock/indie band from Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, England. After the demise of their previous band, Polytechnic, in the winter of 2008, Dylan, Peet and Yuri locked themselves away in a makeshift studio above a tanning salon in Chorlton, and began writing and recording new material. They built up a significant back catalogue of songs, and in the Spring of 2009 recruited the drumming talents of German born David and started gigging around Manchester and London. Since then they have supported acts such as The Aliens, Japandroids, Erland and The Carnival, The Drums and ex- Pavement's Marble Valley.
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This highway is considered highly dangerous due to the number of cars that transit it, partly because many people in Humacao and nearby municipalities work in San Juan. There are also concerns of cracks and holes, most of them in the right lane in both directions. The highway is in frequent repairs, especially the Caguas- Gurabo segment. There are possibilities that this highway has not been properly repaired, intentionally, because drivers speed up to more than the specified speed limit (55 mph) and having the highway repaired would mean more fatal accidents as a good highway would invite people to drive faster.
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Over-acceleration is defined as the vehicle acceleration occurring even if the preceding vehicle does not drive faster than the vehicle and the preceding vehicle additionally does not accelerate. In Kerner’s theory, the probability of over-acceleration is a discontinuous function of the vehicle speed: At the same vehicle density, probability of over- acceleration in free flow is greater than in synchronized flow. When within a local speed disturbance speed adaptation is stronger than over-acceleration, an F → S phase transition occurs. Otherwise, when over-acceleration is stronger than speed adaptation the initial disturbance decays over time.
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During the Hockenheim practice sessions, Miles spent many laps providing a slipstream tow to enable Fittipaldi to qualify. Rindt said "a monkey could have won in the car" (the 72) and told Miles who qualified tenth, two seconds behind Rindt, that he was mystified than Miles didn't drive faster, as two seconds slower was no safer in Rindt's view. This may have been true in a Lotus 72 as Miles qualified on the fifth row again at the next race in Austria, a new, high speed lethal circuit. Miles found himself without braking on the fourth lap: 'coming through the downhill before the final corner, my left front brake shaft broke'.
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World Champion Jacques Villeneuve once spoke of the effects of downforce, saying that to get through the corner the drivers have to drive faster, because downforce increases the faster a race car goes. Without lifting the throttle through Eau Rouge, a car would be flat out from La Source, along the Kemmel straight to Les Combes, a total distance of 2.015 km. A loss of control through this section can often lead to a very heavy shunt, as usually the rear end of the car is lost and the resulting impact is often lateral. Several famous racing drivers have crashed while driving through Eau Rouge/Radillon, including Stefan Bellof in a Porsche sportscar, Guy Renard during the 1990 24h of Spa-Francorchamps in a Toyota Corolla GT, and Alex Zanardi in a season- ending crash during a practice session of the 1993 Belgian Grand Prix in a Lotus.
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Apple offers an option to use a solid state drive instead of a large mechanical drive. On May 3, 2011, Apple updated its iMac line with the introduction of Intel Thunderbolt technology and Intel Core i5 and i7 Sandy Bridge processors as well as a 1 mega pixel high definition FaceTime camera, features which were first introduced in the MacBook Pro line in February 2011. On October 23, 2012, a new iMac was announced (for a November/December release) with a substantially thinner edge, new Apple Fusion Drive, faster processors (Intel Core i5 and i7 Ivy Bridge) and graphics along with updates to the ports, but with the same overall depth (stand depth: 8 inches (20.3 cm)). To reduce the edge, the SuperDrive was removed on these iMacs. On October 16, 2014, a new version of the 27-inch (69 cm) iMac was announced, whose main feature is a "Retina 5K" display at a resolution of 5120 × 2880 pixels.
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Ready Steady Go was also listed as the number 1 song that makes you drive faster by UpVenue. Also in 2003 he remixed another hit soundtrack for 'Elvis Presley' which charted fairly well after his 2003 remix of "Rubberneckin'" made the top three in Australia and top five in the UK. This remix contributed to the Elvis of the 21st century. In an earlier episode, "The Imposter", of Radio Free Roscoe, a 2005 series on The N, a character Travis Strong DJed to the song, acting as if it were his own. It has more recently been used in the film adaptation (Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker) of Anthony Horowitz's novel Stormbreaker, The Bourne Identity and it was reproduced with Korean lyrics for the film Collateral, the song has also been used during the performances of extreme freestyle water ski jumpers, the song later became the theme song for the TV Show TRL Italy since 2003 until 2005.
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A fundamental corollary of the ACDA rule is that technology, expectations, and desires may modernize, but the laws of physics can not and do not. The deceleration coefficients and reactions times may change from conveyance by chariot, horse and buggy, internal combustion engine, electric motor, and by driver-less car, but the equations governing stopping distances are immutable. Finally, where it is the policy of the law not to fault well intending diligent citizens for innocent mistakes, human life reaps continued benefit from the ACDA duty of which instills the necessary room to survive uninjured from such foreseeable and excusable error while adding redundancy in the responsibility to avoid a collision; mere unilateral duties laid down to assure the safety of others tend to result in hazardous risk compensation by those unfettered parties resulting in a moral hazard. Allowing one to drive faster than their vision permits them to safely stop, results in there being no core standard of care regarding safe speed making unsafe speed laws void for vagueness.
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Regardless of what behavior an authority might encourage by fabricating new rights, it remains timeless that constituents cannot sue the wind for causing a wreck when it inevitably violates a "modern right to drive faster than permitted by the ACDA" by failing to warn them it knocked down a tree in a forest with many trees which all eventually fell. In this specific regard, jurisdictions which grant drivers the liberty to be fools from their own folly, are also condoning the collateral damage and life loss which is expected to occur. Moreover, modern life-entrusting consumers of driving services and driver-less cars who suffer such caused injury are left without legal remedy for foreseeable outcome of imprudent speed; this in-turn unnecessarily transfers a substantive portion of the ACDA liability space into act of god, government claims, strict liability, or other findings from legal fiction which the justice system generally abhors. What modern times are changing is that one may assure the distance is clear ahead virtually through the Internet of Things, as smart cars connect to get information from smart highways or pass what they see ahead or measure to traffic behind.
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