I even used Zip drives for the really important stuff.
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Eventually, Officer Saulters drives for several minutes to another location.
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They organized "welcome" packets and diaper drives for the families.
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He drives for work, so he will rarely have a MetroCard.
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I bought two solid-state "tough" hard drives for the future.
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Samsung started to make 512GB drives for phones back in December.
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Buyback programs and donation drives for charities help absorb the surplus.
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J. T. Barrett led three long touchdown drives for the Buckeyes.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: GOP ClapbackFormer American Idol Host Drives For Uber
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Dee Sova Based out of: Greenville Missouri Drives for: Prime, Inc.
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Her husband drives for Uber, and together they make it work.
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Fire departments held collection drives for nitrate films and burned them.
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The company had teasers, concept designs and press drives for camouflaged prototypes.
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Try to schedule drives for Thanksgiving or Sunday mornings at 6 a.m.
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It scans the attached drives for errors and applies fixes where possible.
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Rolls-Royce recently held media drives for the Dawn in South Africa.
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Many Muslim communities also hold Ramadan fund-raising drives for charitable causes.
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Well, the real story here is that Mike Pence drives for Uber!
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In a June 24th, 2018 photo, Riyadh woman Ammal Farahat drives for Careem.
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Parmar drives for Uber Black in New York and also chauffeurs private clients.
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Justin Berisie, 34, drives for Uber in Denver and is joining Tuesday's protests.
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Since the 1940s, scientists have tried to harness gene drives for public health.
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It was another in a series of long scoring drives for Arizona, however.
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"My best friend drives for Uber and cries all the time," he said.
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You can check our guide to the best USB drives for more choices.
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Since her diagnosis, she has twice sponsored toy drives for a local boys' home.
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Data can reside on discarded computers and drives for years — often withstanding the elements.
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Parmar still drives for Uber because it helps fill his time between private clients.
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Why Uber is better than Lyft, according to someone who drives for both companies
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For extra money, he drives for the ride-hailing service Lyft on the weekends.
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The former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa, who now drives for Williams, remembers their support.
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" Vettel, who drives for Ferrari, said Mercedes was "close to perfection" and "very consistent.
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New Zealand is not the first place to get excited about gene drives for conservation.
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"It's a real driver's track," said Max Verstappen, who drives for the Red Bull team.
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"Engine power is the crucial factor," said Marcus Ericsson, who drives for the Sauber team.
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Brad Sweet, who drives for Kahne, won the marquee Knoxville (Iowa) Nationals on Saturday night.
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One example: a retiree who occasionally drives for Uber for fun, not for the money.
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For example, Leef makes mobile memory drives for Android and iOS devices, as does SanDisk.
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Picture Keeper's flash drives for mobile devices promise to back up photos, videos and contacts.
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Competitive drives For sound evolutionary reasons, younger men find themselves especially concerned with status and dominance.
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Bourdais, who drives for Dale Coyne Racing, underwent surgery for pelvic fractures, officials said on Sunday.
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"I like Monaco if we are competitive," said Felipe Massa, who drives for the Williams team.
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"Racing at Monaco is an incredible challenge," said Jenson Button, who drives for the McLaren team.
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Are you someone who drives for a living, or even just someone who drives a lot?
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We use the Samsung portable solid-state hard drives for video editing, photo backup, music backup, everything.
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During hard times, Anthony, a single father, has lived out of the car he drives for Uber.
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Off hours, the pay is lower, so he also drives for Grubhub, Lyft, Caviar, Deliv and Instacart.
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She's a writer who drives for Uber; he's a graphic designer who has taken on corporate work.
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Possession No. 43: Harden slings a one-handed pass to Trevor Ariza, who drives for a layup.
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In each of his previous four Super Bowl victories, Brady guided game-winning drives for the Patriots.
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Most of it is mobile-only, which prevents its contents from living on PC hard drives for years.
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Storage options include 35 TB PCIe solid state drives and 192 TB spinning hard drives for local storage.
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Pagenaud drives for the team of Roger Penske, who won his 18th Indy 500 as a team owner.
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And the computing industry has some experience with spintronics already: it is used in hard drives, for instance.
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"Braking has become the biggest thing at Monza," said Daniel Ricciardo, who drives for the Red Bull team.
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Both Hitchcock and Cintron said that their communities have already started to organize donation drives for incoming students.
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Mr. Streur rose to become the president of Burridge, where he worked on divestment drives for 17 years.
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Mr. Morton was previously the chief financial officer at Seagate, a company that makes disk drives for computers.
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Now Ms. Gomez drives for a small mom-and-pop company, which pays better than the industry average.
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The Stamford, Connecticut, resident drives for a private car service in addition to picking up rides with Uber.
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"One of the big drives for me is trying to make everything we pursue exceptional," Mr. Truong said.
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"You've got this bigger, more powerful beast around you," says three-time champion Lewis Hamilton, who drives for Mercedes.
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Rules or not, rogue states and other malevolent actors may still want to use gene drives for malicious purposes.
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Just this week, an Arizona man who drives for Lyft was shot and killed on his 52nd wedding anniversary.
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That's followed by a slew of questions on what it's like to be a woman who drives for Uber.
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Allen Boyd Based out of: Bedford, Pennsylvania Drives for: Walmart You always pay attention to who is following you.
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He has two jobs: He drives for Uber with a rented car and sells real estate through Brick & Mortar.
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Once your car drives for you, you can start rethinking the passenger experience from the ground up, after all.
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Nommesen drives for Lyft and runs the Drinking About podcast when he's not crouched over a computer banging out code.
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But engineers in other countries have been working on magnetic ship drives for decades, without much to show for it.
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Instead, it's a straightforward Mac Pro bolted to the floor, attached to an array of solid state drives for storage.
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Wallace came to Massachusetts several times in the summer of 1968 on drives for signatures to get on the ballot.
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It works for ladies' garments, for running shoes, for hard drives, for integrated circuits, and it will work for you.
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Jorge Chavez Based out of: Houston, Texas Drives for: Jetco Delivery I just dropped a full trailer loaded with milk.
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Lawrence Phua, 39, who drives for a ride-hailing service, said some of his passengers have balked at paying them.
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Li Pengbo, 21, from Henan Province, drives for Best Express, another large delivery company in which Alibaba owns a stake.
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She has a master's degree and 20 years' experience, but drives for Uber and helps cater weddings just to survive.
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"For most of us that would mean a significant raise after expenses," said Moore, who drives for both Lyft and Uber.
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"It's a little better than before, if you get enough jobs," said Amara Sanogo, who drives for both Uber and Lyft.
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Lucas di Grassi, who drives for Audi in Formula E, spoke about this at last week's races in New York City.
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"I don't think I'll drive for Juno or Gett anymore," Savader, who today drives for Uber, Lyft, Juno and Gett, said.
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If you're in the St. Louis area, you may be getting filmed by this guy who drives for Uber and Lyft.
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Prieto drives for a medical transportation company, shuttling clients, many of them in rural areas, to various medical appointments and surgeries.
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Fascinated by space travel, he designs rockets, builds a model moon base and drives for hours to watch the shuttle launch.
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Courtney Emery Based out of: Crossville Tennessee Drives for: A FedEx contractor I'm a little bit nervous [that I've been exposed].
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"You see a lot of drives, but there aren't a lot of toy drives for children in the hospital," Kadin told CNN.
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We recommend skipping the preinstalled storage options and buying two Western Digital Red drives set up as mirrored drives for safe storage.
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The lifelong East Bay resident has also helped organize numerous resource drives for the homeless and school children, according to Mother Jones.
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Mr. Wiens and Mr. Lai strongly encouraged people to swap traditional hard disk drives for a newer storage technology called solid state.
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Alexander Albon, who drives for the Scuderia Toro Rosso Formula One team, has raced against Leclerc since they competed in go-karts.
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Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick recovered from a miserable first half to orchestrate three lengthy second-half touchdown drives for the Jets (823-5).
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Limbaugh has held radio donation drives for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and is a director for the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation.
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Canada will have two race drivers next year in Lance Stroll, who drives for Canadian-owned Racing Point, and Williams' Nicholas Latifi.
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Pioneer's new UHD Blu-ray drives for PCs should help, as the first drives that can play back UHD Blu-rays to computers.
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They're much more expensive, though, which is why Google is still interested in optimizing traditional hard drives for use in its data centers.
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Dario Franchitti (2300) and Tony Kanaan (25) also won in Andretti colors, although Franchitti since retired and Kanaan drives for Chip Ganassi Racing.
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This comes in the WP Starter plan at $3.75 a month, while WP Essential includes solid-state storage drives for $6.95 a month.
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He has intense drives for both space and for security, which likely leaves him unsettled and unsure of what he wants in love.
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As a direct consequence, there were no more hard drives for sale in both the U.S. and Europe in the beginning of 2012.
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Drives for non-compute end markets, including gaming, digital video recorders and surveillance, should remain a tailwind but growing from a small base.
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Ms. Ortiz has started a photography business on the side while her husband, who hopes to get into real estate, drives for Uber.
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But they are also motivated by another set of drives — for solidarity, love and moral fulfillment — that are equally and sometimes more powerful.
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Baroni said he still drives for more than 10 hours to Tunis for meetings with foreign representatives, rather than flying from the capital.
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The user could also put other modules in between the smartphone and the camera module, like a battery, or extra hard drives, for instance.
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Not only did Chevrolet have its best finish in the third spot — Newgarden drives for Team Penske — it had a driver suffer an injury.
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That costs extra...Step 2: Choose Your Hard DriveImage: Western DigitalOnce you've got your enclosure, you need to get hard drives for your NAS.
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LONDON — Every week or so, Ed Ruscha drives for three hours from his home in Los Angeles to his cabin in the Californian desert.
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"I am in favor, because otherwise everybody will be out of the track, and we look stupid," said Massa, who now drives for Williams.
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Steve Gregg, 413, of Antioch, drives for Uber and on Friday decided to log off the app because his lungs don't handle infection well.
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Kumail Nanjiani plays Stu, who also works a day job and drives for Uber to supplement his income - hence earning him the nickname Stuber.
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Bottas, who drives for Mercedes, started third but grabbed the lead on the first lap, finishing 0.6 of a second ahead of Ferrari's Vettel.
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With games getting bigger and bigger, it's nearly impossible to fit everything you wish on the included hard drives for PlayStation 215 and Xbox One.
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Luis Garcia, who drives for Uber in Mexico City and owns cars driven by others on the platform, said he had struggled to fill up.
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Both Windows and macOS have built-in disk checking tools which will scour locally installed drives for obvious errors and patch them up if possible.
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Today, he still drives for DoorDash and other services while looking for his next move (he was laid off last summer from his day job).
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Less than a year ago, he was toiling away in customer service, helping people buy TVs and hard drives for little more than minimum wage.
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Ms. Alexander, a retired accountant and caretaker for her ailing father, drives for Uber on the side and heard about the event from a passenger.
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Nelson Cruz homered twice and Chris Iannetta and Leonys Martin hit back-to-back drives for the Mariners, who lost their sixth in a row.
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"I grew up watching McLaren racing in Formula One," said the Spaniard Fernando Alonso, a two-time world champion who drives for the team today.
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He said that his sister also drives for Uber, but that she operates under her own set of rules: She only drives in daylight hours.
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Bourdais, who drives for Dale Coyne Racing, suffered multiple fractures to his pelvis and a fracture to his right hip in the accident on Saturday.
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Mr. Banks said Beepi, which eschewed conventional test drives for 10-day money-back guarantees, failed to appraise cars accurately and was too capital-intensive.
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Mitch Evans, who drives for the Panasonic Jaguar team, visited Red Hook two weeks before the race and is well aware of e-technology's challenges.
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For example, a parent who already drives for Uber can put in more time without worrying that they'll be late to pick up their child.
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What's new now is that we finally have a tool for harnessing gene drives for our own purposes, such as to spread disease resistance to mosquitoes.
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External USB drives, direct access to drives for Lightroom, and a desktop-class browser all felt like direct responses to our iPad Pro review last year.
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The vibe was fun—people were happy to geek out as they waited in the long lines for factory tours, for Tesla test drives, for food.
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In San Francisco, Dominic W. Angelo, 66, a retired solar industry salesman who drives for Lyft to supplement his Social Security income, works only on weekends.
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"I love the fact that it's only one day," said Nick Heidfeld, a former Formula One driver who now drives for the Mahindra Formula E team.
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And a couple of years ago Amazon's cloud division joined in the fun with a box full of hard drives for moving data to the cloud.
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Khamdamov, who also drives for Uber and Lyft, said that he made that amount in 10 hours of driving, which works out to $33.69 per hour.
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But few drives for a confirmation vote have turned into a cause — supported by groups often on opposite sides of the political spectrum — like Richard Grenell's.
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Now, to supplement the scant income she gets from singing gigs, she drives for Uber and Lyft a few nights a week, sometimes more, in Boston.
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The Chennai-born 21-year-old, who drives for Dutch team MP Motorsports, had taken his tally to 24 after a practice start infringement on Friday.
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"We're part of it, and we're not part of it, and I don't like that," said Mr. Storer, who drives for Uber to make ends meet.
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The times kept improving during the three practice sessions, and Hamilton, who drives for Mercedes, had a last lap in qualifying of 1 minute 22.188 seconds.
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Sherman's foundation does a lot of volunteer work in communities -- including things like food drives for schools and the homeless, and donations to local food banks.
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As a board member of the Friends of the San Francisco Public Library, I had the privilege of participating in several capital drives for new branch libraries.
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A richer sales mix driven by the shift from lower-margin drives for PCs to growth in higher margin nearline capacity drives should also buoy profit margins.
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It undertook more aggressive academic preparation efforts and recruitment drives for students before they applied to college, alleviating what he saw as the mismatch problem, he said.
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A 35-year-old mother of two, with another child on the way, she works in a clothing shop and drives for Uber to earn extra cash.
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"Roush Fenway Racing, the organization Newman drives for, said in a statement shared on Twitter on Tuesday that Newman was "awake and speaking with family and doctors.
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"All these things seem very doable," said Cobb, whose company has been recovering family photos and other data from smartphones, hard drives and thumb drives for years.
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"Leon van Biljon offers exclusive lion lectures, feedings and game drives for guests," the Mahala View Lion Lodge's website explained of van Biljon's role at the safari lodge.
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" If you ask somebody who drives for Uber, you know they drive for Uber, "Are you full-time, are you part time, are you unemployed, are you temporary?
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Adam Eaton (4-for-413, two doubles) and Trea Turner each hit three-run homers, and Juan Soto and Howie Kendrick smashed two-run drives for the Nationals.
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Adam Eaton (4-for-8, two doubles) and Trea Turner each hit three-run homers, and Juan Soto and Howie Kendrick smashed two-run drives for the Nationals.
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His father, who is retired, worked for a cable-TV company; his mother is a teacher's aide; his brother works in a warehouse, and sometimes drives for Uber.
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They went ahead 38-14 in the third quarter on the second of two Vavae Malepeai touchdown runs, and the last of four straight scoring drives for USC.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libyan state employee Akrm Jlaidi drives for ninety minutes to the suburbs of the capital Tripoli every week to fill his car at a mobile fuel station.
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Some districts have purchased software that monitors schools' own email systems, chats, laptops, and cloud drives for warning signs that students are in danger of harming themselves or others.
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Karaoke operators do not violate federal trademark law by copying specially recorded CDs onto their computer hard drives for use in performances, a federal appeals court said on Wednesday.
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Both teams trudged through the snow and failed to sustain drives for much of the first half before Peterman led the Bills 80 yards late in the second quarter.
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Before Sunday's race, Gasly, who drives for Toro Rosso and was classmates with Hubert, had gone up to Leclerc and told him to win the race for the Frenchman.
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We can reach people from all around the world online, finding people with similar drives for political action, and use the media to spread our message and inform others.
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Western Digital is also upgrading the port situation, replacing the long-lived USB 3.0 Micro B port, that's been typically found on external hard drives, for a USB-C port.
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Shaq has been doing toy drives for 26 YEARS -- and you can tell from the video ... he's just as passionate about helping out now as he was when he started.
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Its creator, Azarias Reda, says that he originally made it just as a DIY project to help his uncle, who drives for Uber full time, earn a little extra cash.
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" Their assertions maintain that grief, the basic hurt of it, is an unchanging, perhaps unchangeable thing—as one media psychologist puts it, "the primary drives for the behavior haven't changed.
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In an era when plenty of people with Macbooks and Chromebooks don't even have drives for playing DVDs, that's a good reminder that Netflix's DVD mailing service even still exists.
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From a home appliance that magically whips up meals with pressure to a car that drives for you, it's tough to say any of us are truly self-sufficient anymore.
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Sweden - often viewed as a bastion of tolerance - has a dark history of sterilization that dates back to the 1930s when Roma were often targeted in drives for racial purity.
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Muthiah said one woman who attended the pop-up market said she had held food drives for a nonprofit and never imagined she would have to rely on a food bank.
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For some drivers, like Arjun, an Indian immigrant who drives for Uber 10 to 50 hours every day of the week, dead miles can take up most of his work day.
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MoMA's recognition of modernism's multiverse, alongside artist-led drives for greater transparency on the part of museums and their boards, brought a twinge of optimism to the close of the year.
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"Or you could just add a gene making them resistant to the malaria parasite, preventing its transmission to humans," Vox's Dylan Matthews explains in his story on CRISPR gene drives for malaria.
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The practical development for these methods is far out in the future, though, so you'll have to hold on to your normal-sized hard drives for at least a few more years.
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One commenter said that her daughter changed the name of her dad, who drives for Uber, to "Lady Lumps," and was called that by Siri while a passenger was in the car.
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Lining up alongside the Canadian in the front row and waving the American flag will be Josef Newgarden, who drives for local outfit Ed Carpenter Racing, and 2014 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay.
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Drives for ResultsSets challenging goals and objectives based on a strong sense of purpose and high-performance standards and steadfastly pushes self and others for tangible results, while ensuring work-life balance.
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The researchers selected thumb drives for the study because of ease of use, availability for resale on the internet, and because they are treated in a less secure manner than hard drives.
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Soon, they'd developed Share Hope's core events, like collections and drives for homeless people and organizations, arranging for someone to cut people's hair and groom their dogs, clothing drives, and feeding events.
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Raikkonen, who drives for Ferrari, may be successful, winning 20 Formula One races in his career and the world championship in 2007, but it is his personality that has made him so popular.
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If we don't have a slavery apologist and accused child molester in the Senate, we can thank black women voters and those who spearheaded registration drives for people of color in the South.
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Siemens' Process Industries and Drives division, which makes large mechanical drives for oil and gas extraction and turbines, will also be hit, Siemens said, not ruling out forced layoffs as part of the plan.
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Graziano, with Italian roots, makes transmissions including for high-end sports cars, while U.S.-based Fairfield produces gears and custom drives for construction, mining equipment and oil and gas at manufacturing sites in Asia.
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Things look set to change though, as Fashion Revolution, a platform that drives for greater accountability and better practice initiatives from across the supply chain, is set to have its most successful year yet.
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Warp plans to donate 25 percent of its profits to local non-profits (though presumably not RideAustin), and if someone drives for more than 40 hours a week, the company won't take a commission.
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Taylor said the Oreca is similar to the one he drives for the Penske team in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, but Le Mans presents different challenges than racing on road courses in North America.
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Annette Rivero, who drives for Uber and Lyft in San Francisco, said she had recently struggled to keep up with her rent and bills as the ride-hailing companies cut back on incentive bonuses.
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On top of that, the company has reserved one billion of the company's shares for drivers and plans to issue 21.70 million shares per quarter depending on how much each person drives for Juno.
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Trubisky led two sustained fourth-quarter drives for Chicago, but got no points when the Bears failed to convert on fourth-and-goal plays from the 6-yard line and from the 2-yard line.
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To that end, her book is divided into five sections, covering everything from the use of clothes in portraiture, including artists' self-portraiture, to depictions of national identity and the drives for modernization and liberalization.
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Samsung was the first to mass produce NAND flash chips using a technology called 3D NAND, helping it assume a dominant position in higher-margin products such as solid-state hard drives for computers and servers.
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The company cited rising flash-memory chip prices for smartphones on the back of strong chip demand from Chinese smartphone makers, as well as solid sales of hard disk drives for personal computers and gaming devices.
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He also switches speeds and manipulates tempo to force defenders into doing what he wants them to do—and then finishes plays with pull-up jumpers, passes, and controlled drives for high shots off the glass.
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A London-based recruitment agency visited Manila recently to find nurses for Cambridge University, East Surrey and Royal Cornwall Hospitals, while there have also been recent hiring drives for hospital trusts in Oxford, Hull and Dudley.
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Just because that vehicle isn't owned by Uber doesn't mean it won't get paid when it drives for Uber on their network, but that car will obviously need a bank account or wallet to get paid.
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But critics said the order could have the opposite effect of that intended, validating white-nationalist drives for Jews to be reclassified as non-American — and possibly leading to Jewish deportations and exacerbating anti-Semitic hatred.
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Tim Krueger, who drives for Lyft in Grand Rapids, Michigan, said he believes the company views some of its drivers as "screaming people" to put up with until it can replace them with self-driving cars.
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The rebirth under Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, who is now also the Aston Martin chairman after buying into the sportscar maker and whose son Lance drives for the team alongside Mexican Sergio Perez, transformed the situation.
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Some vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers, including Michelin, a French tyremaker, and NSK, a Japanese component-producer, have developed modern versions of in-wheel drives for cars, but these have yet to make it into production models.
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"It's certainly not coming to me in a way I think a customer would think it's coming to me," said Morgan Aycock, a gig economy work who sometimes drives for Grubhub in Charleston, South Carolina, regarding tips.
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In 2020, both Sony and Microsoft plan to release their next-generation game consoles — and both consoles will still have disc drives for people who want to buy games on physical media instead of through digital storefronts.
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"The organizers clearly spent a lot of time and effort on designing the most spectacular venue imaginable, and the track is one I really enjoy driving," said Lewis Hamilton, the reigning world champion, who drives for Mercedes.
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"I am concerned that Uber could be tracking my Lyft ride activity and could use that to discriminate against me when it comes to doling out ride requests," says Brendon, who drives for both Uber and Lyft.
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The KKK responded to voter-registration drives for blacks in Florida by holding its own hostile demonstrations in cities like Miami and Orlando, threatening the kind of violence and terror that it ultimately perpetrated in Ocoee with impunity.
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Here's what they had to say: (The following has been edited for clarity) Ralph Garcia Based out of: Albuquerque, New Mexico Drives for: ABF Freight The 41 years I've driven, I've never seen the truck traffic, it's incredible.
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Her brother Dre (Anthony Anderson) eventually has to call and cancel 12 Lyfts in order to get her to have a heart-to-heart conversation, which happens in the front seats as she drives for the ride-share company.
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Hard drives and SSDs come in pretty standard shapes at this point: there are 3.5-inch drives for desktops, 2.5-inch ones for laptops, and the newer M.2 standard that basically looks like a giant stick of RAM.
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If you're not planning on setting up multiple graphics cards and multiple hard drives, for example, you can save money on something smaller—but bear in mind that a bigger board gives you more upgrade options in the future.
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The drive is designed for enterprise use (much like Samsung's 15TB drive), and will support both hot and cold data, which will let data centers swap out their old 3.5-inch HDD drives for Seagate's 60TB SSD pretty easily.
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Hendrick Motorsports announced Wednesday that Earnhardt, who drives for the team, would not compete in the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis this weekend or in the next race, at Pocono, as he continued to recover from balance problems and nausea.
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In the end, thanks in part to increasingly fast, reliable and abundant broadband, you might not have to wait as long for that in-home robot assistant, or for the car that drives for you, as you might think.
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Solid-state drives are also not as expensive as they used to be — Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The Times, favors the Crucial MX500 and the Samsung 860 Evo, both 500-gigabyte drives for less than $130.
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Mohammed Zzaman, who drives for Uber, Lyft and Juno, said he made fewer pickups and less money during his "hell month" in December, when holiday crowds descend on the city and it takes twice as long to cross Midtown.
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"Monza is such a great place — definitely one of the most incredible races on the calendar for a driver — and always such a thrill to race on," said the former world champion Jenson Button, who drives for the McLaren Honda team.
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ABB said automotive and consumer industries continued to drive demand, with the company wining an order to improve energy efficiency at a new car factory in Mexico and another to supply motors and drives for a steelmaker in South Korea.
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A 16-gigabyte Picture Keeper Connect is about $120, but it includes a cable for also using the drive with Android devices that support the USB On-the-Go standard; Leef makes a separate line of drives for Android gadgets.
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Ubah Dahraan, who drives for Uber and Lyft in Seattle, said she began seeing business decline in the first week of March, well before the major mandates imposed by state and local leaders, as city residents started to stay home voluntarily.
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After the Iranian military mistakenly shot down a passenger jet last week, killing all on board including 57 Canadians, residents in Edmonton did what well-wishers often do in wake of 21st-century crises: They launched GoFundMe drives for victims.
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Azevedo said trade is beneficial overall, and although it can be disruptive, it was wrong to blame it for widespread unemployment, with 8 out of 10 job losses in advanced economies due to domestic-led drives for innovation, automation and productivity.
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And though drivers are tasked with enforcing the rule, they often have little financial incentive to do so, according to Harry Campbell, who writes about the industry at his blog The Rideshare Guy and occasionally drives for Uber and Lyft.
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And though drivers are tasked with enforcing the rule, they often have little financial incentive to do so, according to Harry Campbell, who writes about the industry at his blog The Rideshare Guy and occasionally drives for Uber and Lyft.
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Putting aside the conspiracy concept of a private, clandestine company that comes in and "acid washes" hard drives for the government and charges them for the service, we tried to identify methods and products that he might have maybe been referring to.
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But Suarez, who drives for the powerful race team overseen by Joe Gibbs, the former Washington Redskins coach, now has both the Xfinity Series lead and a spot in the playoffs, which is similar in format to the Chase for the Sprint Cup.
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Hogan leads Browns to comeback win over Buccaneers TAMPA — Cleveland quarterback Kevin Hogan led a furious comeback in the fourth quarter, directing drives for a touchdown and field goal in the Browns' 13-9 preseason win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Saturday.
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A recent report on Russian hacking in The New Yorker detailed one case in which Russia gained access to a NATO computer network in 1996 by placing bugged thumb drives for sale in local shops near a NATO base in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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Consumed with burning drives for any amount of financial security and for fame, she spends a significant chunk of the film nearly naked but heavily caked in glitter, first stripping and lap dancing and then appearing in the big shows of girl.
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Carter Page made PowerPoint presentations and thumb drives for FBI Page, who was investigated by Mueller and the FBI for potential collusion with Russians, appears to have had some of the more unusual interviews with investigators on the high-stakes Russia investigation.
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Late last week, the New York-based Human Rights Foundation and the Silicon Valley nonprofit Forum 280 launched Flash Drives for Freedom, an initiative to collect USB flash drive donations from Americans and then ship those slices of silicon to North Korean defector groups.
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But if its rivals are getting pummeled, the South Korean tech giant is merely bruised and is in many ways benefiting as clients shift towards premium power-conserving DRAM chips for smartphones, as well as solid-state drives for data storage using 3D NAND chips.
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The personal information of a Florida woman who drives for Uber, including her social security and tax identification numbers, were mistakenly sent to an unspecified number of other drivers as the result of a software glitch, the ride-hail company told The Verge Monday.
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In addition to funding from Boeing and JetBlue, Zunum has a team that includes a leader from a previous NASA-backed project on developing electric drives for airliners, and a long-term partnership in place for research on electric systems power optimization with the University of Illinois.
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Bears rookie linebacker Roquan Smith forced the fumble by Bills tight end Jason Croom that Jackson returned for a touchdown, and Floyd plucked a tipped pass out of the air for his defensive score, part of a stretch of three takeaways on consecutive drives for the Bears.
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Deisburg and her fellow researchers obtained the thumb drives in two ways: buying second-hand drives on eBay and Amazon Marketplace (market drives), and by recruiting people 18 years or older both on and off campus who agreed to exchange their old drives for new ones (buyback drives).
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Even though built-in disc drives began to disappear from laptops several years ago to make the computers lighter and more mobile-friendly, you can still find USB-based external CD drives for $25 or less online; Apple's $79 SuperDrive, designed for its Mac laptops, is noticeably higher priced.
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After rolling up 555 yards and 49 points on the Los Angeles Rams last week, the Saints put up just 369 yards and one TD. The Saints punted on their first three possessions before Brees engineered drives for field goals of 503 and 32 yards by Wil Lutz.
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The new Blade Pro has the same Core i240-9750H processor and Nvidia RTX graphics options as the Blade 15, but it comes with 512GB of storage in the base configuration and has an extra M.2 slot that can be populated with either SATA or NVMe drives for further expansion.
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Medium-sized police departments, those with between about 50 and 250 officers, appear to be facing the biggest challenges with video storage because they often don't have enough space on servers or hard drives for their considerable data storage needs, said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.
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At the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, in November 2018, a coalition of activist groups compared gene drives to the atomic bomb and accused researchers of using malaria as a Trojan horse to cover up the development of agricultural gene drives for corporate profit.
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From the Y.M.C.A. reversing its antismoking stance to lead World War I cigarette drives for troops to the American government dropping its long tolerance of Manuel Noriega's cocaine trafficking and framing his involvement as a national-security risk, the book is thick with institutions taking sharply contradictory positions about psychoactive and addictive drugs.
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Of the eight drivers still in contention for the 2017 championship, two are under 25: Ryan Blaney, 23, who will move from the small Wood Brothers team to Team Penske after the season, and Chase Elliott, 21, the son of the former champion Bill Elliott who drives for the powerful Hendrick Motorsports.
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Developments like MoMA's recognition of modernism's multiverse, alongside artist-led drives for greater financial transparency on the part of museums and their boards, have brought a twinge of optimism to the close of the year in art, even as the standoff in the political arena has brought us to the edge of our seat.
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Dual-boot systemsThis is the classic method for running two operating systems alongside each other: You essentially split your hard drive in two (a process called partitioning), and then treat drives for each OS. One drive runs one operating system, and one drive runs the other, and you choose which one you want every time you start up the computer.
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Such critics fear that the laudable aim of vastly reducing deaths from malaria—which the World Health Organisation puts at 22003,22016 a year, most of them children—will open the door to the use of gene drives for far less clear-cut benefits in ways that will entrench some interests, such as those of industrial farmers, at the expense of others.
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These include a $149 battery for using the hub off the electricity grid and a $49 USB-C expander with an ethernet port and the ability to hook up USV drives for saving your recordings for later editing (by default, the SlingStudio records all individual camera feeds plus the live-switched video and audio for later editing in the likes of Adobe Premiere).
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The challenges for Democrats But the impact of this demographic change has been blunted by consistently low turnout for nonwhite voters in Texas, where Democrats and other liberal groups have lacked the funds to conduct meaningful voter drives for years, and GOP-passed laws, from strict voter identification requirements to limits on voter registration drives, have erected hurdles to greater minority participation.
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The Nascar Sprint Cup rookie Chris Buescher waited out foul weather on pit road and was declared the winner of the Pennsylvania 400 on Monday at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pa. Buescher, who drives for Front Row Motorsports and had not finished better than 53th this season, was the beneficiary of bad weather during a rare Monday race that had been postponed a day by rain.
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Background: Last month, the NYT's Maggie Haberman dove into the unusually loud and sustained campaign to confirm Grenell: "Few drives for a confirmation vote have turned into a cause — supported by groups often on opposite sides of the political spectrum... "Grenell, a Republican who worked with the incoming national security adviser, John R. Bolton, at the United Nations...[is] the president's most prominent openly gay appointee.
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His camp allegedly denied that to the folks at Fact Check, but it stands to reason that something like this might have come to mind while he was using the phrase "acid washing" here: But aside from the cost of chemicals, this seems like something you can do in your backyard, garage, or windowless basement, without really leaving any proof behind—or any hard drives for that matter.
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Among the ways its employees raise funds: shaving heads to fundraise for children with cancer for the St. Baldric's Foundation, hosting walks in the park to collect money for the Make-a-Wish Foundation, putting on golf tournaments for the Working Wonders for Downs foundation, hosting food drives for local families, sponsoring "Alzheimer's Hackathons" to help find a cure for the disease, donating school supplies to classrooms in Hawaii and cleaning debris from floods in Missouri.
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There's still an APB out for his jump shot after his horrendous slump in the NBA Finals—he has yet to connect on a three pointer in international play—but he has made his mark with extremely impressive defense and a few jaw-dropping drives: For the rest of the world, the scariest part is that this team hasn't even reached its full potential, as these guys are still learning how to play with each other and adjusting to the international rules.
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