John L. isn't the only reader who mentioned GPS drop-offs.
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There were rumors of illicit drop-offs of chocolate and cigarettes.
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Passengers complained about weird drop-offs, circuitous routes, and shaky driving.
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If so, ask if your daughter's school allows early drop offs.
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Uber calls it "dynamic drop-offs," but the result is pretty plain.
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Arrange to divvy up school drop-offs and pickups with your spouse.
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Please no phone calls, emails, faxes or in-person resume drop-offs.
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And it's true that most studies of fitness trackers report steep drop-offs.
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Nevertheless, between pick-ups, drop-offs, and birthday parties, my parents remained friends.
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Businesses or hotels could use the vehicle for airport drop-offs and pickups.
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No more individual delivery drop-offs to your front door powered by humans.
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When comparing attendance to recent weeks, the group also found significant drop-offs.
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We do this to improve pickups, drop-offs, customer service, and to enhance safety.
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Such drop-offs have created an opening for Facebook Inc, Snap Inc and Amazon.
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Other heavily white counties — including Iowa's Clinton County — saw similar drop-offs among Democrats.
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She requested the game daily and then at drop-offs at school and ballet.
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The latter are for drop-offs at places like women's shelters around the city.
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He has been working the phones, taking requests for help and coordinating drop-offs.
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For instance, the company is working to improve its routes, pick-ups and drop-offs.
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You can develop more efficient routes and plot drivers more closely to pickups and drop-offs.
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At the time, Bezos predicted these drop-offs would be likely in four to five years.
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And whenever he isn't traveling or in the studio, he likes to do school drop-offs.
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Like many divorced parents, he spends a lot of time texting about drop-offs and babysitting.
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I balance my delivery service with my job by scheduling drop-offs before or after work.
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The companies have not said whether they will continue to provide pickups and drop-offs there.
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There were drop-offs in California, Florida and Nevada, too -- all states with marquee midterm races.
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This takes the pressure off one of us to do all the drop-offs and pick-ups.
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The drop-offs have also included a box of Star Wars Legos to help preoccupy the kids.
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Silvercar by Audi and Budget Car Rental, which is owned by Avis, also have terminal drop-offs.
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Similarly, Boston Logan has moved pickups — and eventually drop-offs — to a central parking garage in October.
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Only Uber will be able to track if certain areas are suddenly less popular for drop-offs.
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Working with drone maker Flirtey, the company has made 77 drop-offs to customers in Reno, Nev.
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For most popular, Uber simply lists the restaurants in the city with the highest number of drop-offs; local favorites takes into account which spots are listed the most frequently by city residents; up-and-coming tracks restaurants with the biggest growth in drop-offs; brunch spots pulls from the most popular spots during weekend brunch hours; weekend looks only at Friday and Saturday night request volume; and date-night tallies evening drop-offs using UberBLACK and other premium-tier ride options.
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He'd allegedly done such drop-offs before for about a year, earning close to $4,000 for his work.
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A selloff in Asia triggered drop offs in European and U.S. stock futures before the U.S. markets opened.
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The numbers are big money for Disney's live action experiment, but the drop-offs tell the whole story.
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The ride-hailing industry fought vigorously, and largely succeeded, at muscling airports into allowing drop-offs and pickups.
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Clinton also suffered serious drop-offs in Macomb County, a Detroit suburb, and in Genessee, home of Flint.
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If you're a dealer yourself, we're curious if you're still doing pickups or drop-offs during the quarantine.
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"We're seeing huge drop-offs in the number of people going to work, and it's accelerating," Palaniappan said.
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Some areas do offer plastic bag drop-offs, which send these nonrigid plastics to special facilities for recycling.
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Dr. Moore said her husband, a lawyer, handles the morning drop-offs and evening pickups from day care.
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And pubs in boroughs with a growing population of Muslims, whose religion forbids drinking, saw particularly large drop-offs.
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Those five minutes post-ride are intended to help developers determine if there are drop-offs at incorrect locations.
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More advanced autonomy would still include a driver to oversee pickups, drop-offs and infrequent moments of driving assistance.
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All pick-ups and drop-offs happen at designated stops, to minimise disruption as passengers get on and off.
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The company has instead opted to show users a progress bar to keep track of pickups and drop offs.
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The P&G brand already has several hundred Tide stores or drop-offs and has grown partly through acquisition.
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The staff did several rounds of drop-offs at the airport before dawn, taking a total of 32 people.
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The FBI had watched Chapman and the others for months, recording drop-offs of packages and meetings on staircases.
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Uber has apparently noticed that these inconvenient drop-offs are wasting everyone's time, so they introduced a new feature.
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Now, the company has around 22013 employees, most of them delivery staffers making about 210,210 drop-offs a month.
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In deeper areas, like spots with steep drop-offs, sharks congregate because creatures they feed on also congregate there.
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She is described as an involved, doting mother and is often seen at school for drop-offs and pickups.
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Mr. Abrams, the industry consultant, said the travelers most likely to use curbside drop-offs probably weren't price sensitive.
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Also in Florida, a lawsuit filed late Monday sought extensions of vote-by-mail drop-offs and other accommodations.
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You have to be flexible, be there for school drop offs, pick ups, and the madness of it all.
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Those folks are starting to see drop-offs, so I think that is a leading indicator of a problem.
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They found that steep drop-offs in sunflower sea star populations coincided with periods of unusually high sea surface temperatures.
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She says that airport drop-offs at SFO account for about 70 percent of the transactions she does on Turo.
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The disappearance has raised concerns over the latest trend in school drop-offs and pick-ups: transport by drone service.
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Boston's Logan just moved to ban curbside ride-hail pickups and drop-offs in favor of centralized terminal waiting spots.
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Meanwhile, Uber and Lyft have tweaked their apps for drivers in the hopes of making drop-offs and pickups more seamless.
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It would likewise encourage delivery trucks to make their drop-offs during off-peak hours, under penalty of per-minute fines.
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Shuttle provides fixed-fare shared travel along a designated route – yes, like a bus – with pre-defined pickups and drop-offs.
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That includes improving dispatch, pick-ups and drop-offs, and helping drivers get to where they need to go more precisely.
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I grab toast and get myself together to run errands: drop-offs at the post office, Goodwill, and Rent the Runway.
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"I don't want to play five sets every round and don't want to have big drop-offs in matches," Murray said.
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The courses with the biggest revenue drop-offs were the ones near Los Angeles and Philadelphia, and another in Jupiter, Fla.
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The hotel also has a Bentley car service that offers free drop-offs within a 10-block radius of the hotel.
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It is common, they said, to face hostile questioning from strangers at grocery stores, school drop-offs or other public spaces.
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My daughter, who has more than her family share of organizational ability, arranged pickups and drop-offs in Bangkok as well.
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Construction has led to some road closures, while airlines are adding routes leading to an increase in passenger pickups and drop-offs.
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Chariot Direct is restricted to four drop-offs per trip, which the service determines based on the specific end points riders input.
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Such drop-offs between customers who sign up for coverage and those who are paying their bills are typical for Obamacare plans.
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I was alone most of the time, drifting past sheer drop-offs, walls of sharp limestone shards, old ropes hanging off trees.
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Now cellphones and mapping apps allow for carefully choreographed pickups and drop-offs without leaving such obvious traces for agents to follow.
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When possible, the royal parents schedule their travel before any public event around George and Charlotte's school drop-offs and pick-ups.
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I'm silently envious of my friends who have family nearby who can help out in a pinch with childcare, drop-offs, etc.
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Dollar General recently struck partnerships with FedEx (FDX) for package drop-offs and pickups and Western Union (WU) for wire transfers in stores.
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With the coming of the USADA age shortly after St-Pierre's retirement, plenty of UFC stalwarts have had marked drop-offs in results.
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Uber will work with Hillwood, a Dallas-area land developer, to create "vertiports" for VTOL pick-ups and drop-offs in the city.
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Likewise, the Las Vegas gunman provides no similar indication this vulnerability of customer drop-offs is on the list of any terrorist organization.
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That is because in aggregate, kickouts and drop-offs from the post tend to produce better looks than shots out of the post.
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Ohio Democratic Party leaders want the date moved up sooner, with expanded opportunities for vote-by-mail and curb-side ballot drop-offs.
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As for taxis, the city can make accommodations for passenger drop-offs, but prevent cabs from cruising along empty for blocks on end.
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Many of those deliveries are to smaller cities, towns and rural areas, which are more difficult than drop-offs in densely populated cities.
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Without depth perception, I often stumble on stairs and curbs, and sudden drop-offs, like sunken living rooms, greet me with a jolt.
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Families with young children are often balancing childcare, work schedules, school drop-offs, and transportation issues every time they attend a doctor's appointment.
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Uber and Lyft pick-ups and drop-offs do not make as much money for airports as private vehicles do, or even taxi rides.
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The live-action adaptation is starting to slow down after weeks two and three saw minimal drop-offs — 3.63% and 29%, respectively — in viewership.
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Rival FedEx is building out a network of drop-off locations to reduce residential delivery costs, which are higher than drop-offs to businesses.
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The same goes for drop-offs, where riders are being let out at a proximate corner rather than the exact address of their destination.
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I was assaulted with a barrage of connection drop-offs and disconnects while casually walking down the street with the phone in my pocket.
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The Loomo transporter isn't rideable like its predecessor, but instead intended for food deliveries and package drop-offs to fuel our online-shopping addiction.
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Replace some or all of the human labor and you get faster drop-offs, more pick-ups per hour, and cheaper goods for everyone.
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In Ford's pilot program with Beaumont Health, GoRide was on schedule 92 percent of the time in regards to pick-ups and drop-offs.
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Our sons go to different schools, but since my older one takes the bus, coordinating drop-offs and pick-ups hasn't been an issue.
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But the way in which the Trump administration is currently counting the drop-offs could be temporarily skewing the results in a negative manner.
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Mailboxes that had been accessible for drive-by drop offs, for example, have been relocated next to post offices for better surveillance, officials said.
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Those drop-offs helped push citywide shootings to a new low of 998 by year's end, police officials said, down from 228,212 in 219.
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If your city, like mine, has a designated area for ride-hailing drop-offs and pickups, usually on the busiest downtown streets, head there.
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It seems as if your young relative has not yet learned how inconvenient and unpopular most requests for airport drop-offs (and pickups) are.
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The same goes for drop-offs, where UberPool riders are being let out at a proximate corner rather than the exact address of their destination.
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Future Democrats may not recapture Obama's highs with black voters, but there's no reason to think there will be further drop-offs in the future.
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The exes filed new docs, obtained by TMZ, saying they've agreed to joint custody of their kids and detailing how they're gonna handle drop-offs.
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Tourism is down across the board — per The Telegraph, there are huge drop-offs in demand for British travelers to come to the United States.
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With Cleanly Reserve, the company is offering a way for users to schedule out all of their pick-ups and drop-offs way in advance.
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Beyond these past drop-offs in EPA enforcement activity, however, lurks troubling evidence that EPA is now processing a decreasing number of new enforcement cases.
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" The ride-hailing company says the five-minute tracking after a trip is done "to improve pickups, drop-offs, customer service, and to enhance safety.
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Spending drop-offs are even more pronounced among retirees with $1 million to $3 million in assets, said Katherine Roy, the firm's chief retirement strategist.
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Wyoming, which is also scheduled to vote on April 4, has suspended in-person voting in favor of ballot drop-offs and vote-by-mail.
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D. and I both enjoy early AM workouts, so we switch off morning kid drop-offs while the other one leaves early for the gym.
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The ICE raids have terrorized these communities, led to attendance drop-offs in schools and silenced many from even seeking their legal rights when abused.
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Restricted access often means pick-ups and drop-offs at faraway entry gates, and it can be a logistical mess for drivers trying to find someone.
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When provided with a location, Google says a centralized dispatching system would provide a set of suggested locations for safe pick-ups, waiting, or drop-offs.
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But when I think back on those early days and imagine daycare drop-offs and all the other hassle, I know the extra money can wait.
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Uber has already fought this battle on a state-by-state basis, trying to keep data on its drop-offs and pick-ups from the public.
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The men who knock no longer feel fictional nor glamorous: ICE is deporting parents at school drop-offs, teenagers are leading the fight for gun control.
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If Feinstein's reaction to Barrett is any indication, Democrats would love nothing more than to shut down the Trump Train's drop-offs at the federal courthouse.
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Citi and JPMorgan, each of which kicked off the earnings cycle for US banks Thursday, reported fixed-income trading drop-offs of 16% and 27%, respectively.
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Those serving immigrant populations have reported significant drop-offs in immigrants seeking health care during Donald Trump's presidency over fears of his administration's tough enforcement measures.
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Whether that included Gleebooks was unclear but customers will get their books regardless, its managers decided, with the introduction of free drop-offs in surrounding suburbs.
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Here in the U.S., the USPS was an early adopter of electric vehicles, renewable energy and energy management systems, and piloted e-waste recycling drop-offs.
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My husband usually does all the drop-offs before driving back home before work, so he leaves me the big Chevy Suburban and takes the little car.
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Indeed, the rocker settled back into mom mode at home in Nashville, where her days are built around school drop-offs and getting dinner on the table.
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"Corner pickups and drop-offs make driving routes more direct, so you'll save time and arrive at your destination faster," the company says in a blog post.
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The company will use this information to improve drop-offs and pick-ups, which have consistently been a pain point for Uber and other ride-hailing services.
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The rules included requiring fingerprint-based background checks for drivers, as well as barring pick-ups and drop-offs in lanes on certain roads within the city.
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Its biggest competitors from last week are Alice Through the Looking Glass and X-Men: Apocalypse, both of which saw attendance drop-offs of more than 60%.
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"Although there will be some drop-offs, the mandate repeal will, in our view, not stop the majority of this population from re-enrolling," S&P said.
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It struck a deal with FedEx (FDX) for package pick-ups and drop-offs in stores, and recently partnered with Sprint (S) to open "Sprint Express" stations.
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When it comes to deliveries, services in the US are offering protections for customers like "contactless" drop-offs, where workers leave items for people to pick up.
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Bohan was given visitation rights, with drop-offs to occur at a police station and conversations between the parents to be held through the communication service Talking Parents.
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About half of the nearly 50 email messages and comments we received about this issue also brought up GPS drop-offs, often while using Google Maps or Waze.
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It's only available to Cruise employees, however, in a pilot that offers pickups and drop-offs anywhere in San Francisco, and which uses an app for hailing vehicles.
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The strong breezes that whip off the sea can shift and swing unpredictably, while the soaring cliffs and steep drop-offs create turbulence that wears out expensive equipment.
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Focused on rural areas and shuttling goods between distribution centers, cargo drones are designed to land in the water or take off vertically, making drop-offs even more flexible.
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Department of Homeland Security officials say the drop-offs have increased because their system has been slammed with near-record-high numbers of families presenting themselves at the border.
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The city has forced the companies to share detailed data with city agencies, including information on pickups and drop-offs that the city says help it plan transportation infrastructure.
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That said, the ride-hail companies say that as more riders use carpooling, the data will improve, as well as the efficiency of the pick-ups and drop-offs.
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These requests run the gamut from broad, such as trip volume during a particular period of time, to specific, such as GPS coordinates for pick-ups and drop-offs.
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Commuters can request pickups and drop-offs at any bus stop within a designated area through a mobile app, the Singapore Land Transport Authority (LTA) said in a statement.
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From congested curbside drop-offs to torturous security lines, arbitrary TSA pat-downs, and straining to hear boarding announcements, passengers have seen consumer aviation go from glamorous to gruesome.
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Middle ground for virtual reality is hard to find, because trade-offs for costs in the mid-range can't make up for the huge drop-offs in overall experience.
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I'm there for as many school drop-offs and pick-ups during the week as I can, and ensure I have work/life balance for me and my family.
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These businesses pack their vans with as many inmates as possible and spend weeks on the road making pickups and drop-offs on routes that zigzag across the country.
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We trekked downhill in an ebullient line, giddy despite the icy crevices and drop-offs that lurked beyond the pale light of our headlamps under the cloudy night sky.
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The vertical component of slip on the Kekerengu fault is responsible for the 'steps' now seen in the landscape, dramatically illustrated in photos of roads that now have drop-offs.
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If we want to start to spot and seal the cracks and leaks that leave people behind, we need to begin the dialogue on unseen inequalities and unexpected drop-offs.
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James does drop-offs (the older kids are homeschooled, but attend classes with other children several times a week) and at bedtime, they alternate reading, teeth brushing, storytelling and snuggles.
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They've teamed up with local law enforcement to hold pill drop-offs, where people can safely dispose of unused prescription drugs to prevent them from getting into the wrong hands.
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Meanwhile, my mother spent her free time between school drop-offs and pickups and lunches and play dates at the gym, on the cutting edge of any fitness class trend.
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The homeland security official said the administration could have done more to improve the situation and avoid the recent mass drop-offs, such as working more closely with nonprofit groups.
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Now, we let our employees bring their children to work, we let them leave early to go do school pick-ups or drop-offs and then they get back online later.
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And with help from her kids' long-time child-care provider who has handled pick-ups and drop-offs between her and Williams, she's embracing her new life to the fullest.
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She also says when the boys are with their dad, Duane Martin, he has either his brother or mother carry out duties like school drop-offs, custody exchanges and medical appointments.
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Lyft will integrate Waze's Transport SDK (software development kit) into its app, allowing drivers to update their routes in real time and improve the efficiency of pick-ups and drop-offs.
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To that end, data about trips is gathered and then shared back to the research team for analysis, which is then used to optimize pick-ups, trip routes and drop-offs.
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Paid per inmate, by the mile, his company had every incentive to send Colon out on the road for long stretches, to make as many pickups and drop-offs as possible.
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For example, with differential privacy in place, employees at a scooter share company could analyze drop-offs and pickups at different times without also specifically knowing who rode which scooter where.
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Rivera made the transition, shifting everything to pickup and delivery and using his own staff to make drop-offs, rather than signing up with one of the profit-eating delivery services.
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You should also avoid swimming if you're bleeding from an open wound (which should go without saying), and avoid areas between sandbars and steep drop-offs, where sharks like to swim.
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It has also given rise to new forms of surveillance such as Ring doorbells, and has led to some companies testing autonomous deliveries and in-home drop-offs with smart locks.
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When asked about competitor Lilium's five-seater prototype, Zosel argued that more seating would mean having to make multiple pickups and drop-offs like Uber Pool or the local equivalent, GrabShare.
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We will send our younger gal off to school for the first time in a few weeks, and I'm bracing myself for another common issue during school transitions — rough drop-offs.
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We will send our younger gal off to school for the first time in a few weeks, and I'm bracing myself for another common issue during school transitions — rough drop-offs.
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"There's no one age where a woman turns into a pumpkin," Dr. Steiner said, but there are slight declines in fertility after the age of 35, followed by steeper drop-offs.
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She is worried they will force her to return to El Salvador, and her panicked reaction caused headlines of ICE conducting raids at churches and school drop-offs racing through my mind.
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There are ample tales of missed doctors' appointments and blown meetings because the program's ride-sharing vans showed up late or took forever to make pickups and drop-offs of other passengers.
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Meantime, some of the encampment's residents simply don't want to go, in part because along with community antagonism has come compassion and a steady stream of drop-offs, including clothes and food.
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The clothes were affordable (around $25 a pair) and comfortable, easy to pull on for school drop-offs and perfect for running after kids in the park or playing on the ground.
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So I have to manage my work around her, nursery drop-offs and other mom duties, but I also work with a number of couples who are living abroad in different time zones.
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The list of services bookable through Bnbsitter include "bespoke key drop-offs" (guest check-in and check-out), cleaning, laundry, replenishment services and what it calls guest coordination, with prices starting from €19.99.
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Uber recently introduced dynamic pickups and drop-offs (more walking) in San Francisco and Washington, DC. And the city teams are being given flexibility to decide what works for them, and what doesn't.
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The Forbes Avenue Betterment Project in front of Carnegie Mellon includes bump-outs in the street to accommodate pick-ups and drop-offs as well as a bike line to share curb space.
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To decrease double parking that obstructs bike lanes, Lyft is piloting a geo-fenced program that diverts to a dedicated location outside of traffic flow drivers' pick-ups and drop-offs for passengers.
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Uber previously relied on external routing apps like Google Maps and Waze, but now the service has been designed specifically for drivers, offering better routing and improved pick-ups and drop-offs. 4.
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Quitting services or even apps is clearly too extreme a solution for most, since there haven't been the significant drop-offs in active users or engagement that you'd expect from a massive exodus.
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Daimler's car2go, for instance, offers not only one-way, but also free parking at specified locations and drop-offs in city-run lots, depending on the system in place for a particular city.
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They cleaned up garbage on the block, worked with a local non-profit to bring basic health services to the camp, and coordinated with local food banks and businesses for food drop-offs.
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For example, the East Brunswick Walmart paid store associates $212.50 per package, with participants making three to five total drop-offs during a typical trip within a ten mile radius, participants told Reuters.
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There, customers who purchase an Amazon Cloud Cam, own a compatible smart lock, and download the accompanying Amazon Key app can grant access for in-home deliveries—and watch the drop-offs live, remotely.
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The alliance, which represents a wide swath of yellow taxi drivers in New York City, called for a temporary stoppage of pick-ups and drop-offs at JFK between 6PM and 7PM on Saturday.
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After attempting to solve the problem with subtle changes — such as setting drop-offs as anything within a mile of the driver destination — Schildkrout and an emergency response team realized it was getting worse.
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Joan Donovan, a researcher at the Data & Society think tank who studies no-platforming, told Vice that her research finds consistent drop-offs in audiences after personalities are kicked off of social media platforms.
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That came in handy when her son was starting a new school and she wanted to be able to do pick-up and drop-offs as he eased into his new environment, she said.
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It's also important because UPS drivers are a clear candidate for utilizing AR headsets in the future to more easily keep track of shipments hands-free while preparing for drop-offs and pick-ups.
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There's no better contrast than the sudden drop offs of so many Miletich champions against the late-career title run of Robbie Lawler, the gym's one alumnus to largely steer clear of gym wars.
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Many of the nation's most heavily trafficked parks are either closed during the winter or see major drop-offs in visits, and in some instances state officials are planning to step unto the breach.
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Buses, delivery trucks and cars making pickups and drop-offs will be permitted curbside access on 23th Street, but will be required to make a right turn off the street at the first opportunity.
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Separately, Uber has also released some of its data on pickups and drop-offs as part of another effort to help cities reimagine the use of curb space that is usually reserved for parking.
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If Republican turnout drops by the 36 percent that it did the last time a Republican held the White House, Democrats need to get 951,000 drop-offs to vote again in those 28 districts.
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If anything, the field is getting older, whiter, and richer with the influx of billionaires and the drop-offs in women and candidates of color who just can't keep up financially or in polls.
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Investors and executives do not like to see profits declining, and we could be approaching a watershed moment that decisively shifts companies into a cost-cutting mindset, followed by drop-offs in spending and investment.
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Uber determines their ranking for each of these based on popularity of drop-offs at the restaurants overall and at specific times of day, what kind of ride users selected to get there and more.
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According to an Instagram post from her brand, she wanted to create a shoe that could function just as well for school drop-offs as it does for morning meetings and happy hours with girlfriends.
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The participants will work with partners and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on unmanned operations including package drop-offs, flights outside the aircraft operator's line of sight and over human beings, the Transportation Department said.
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Although the Yankees have been largely let down by their offense this season — particularly the performances of Rodriguez and Teixeira, who have had precipitous drop-offs from 2015 — the team's pitching also has been inconsistent.
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In an interview on Thursday, he said a bill requiring counties to open additional lines for provisional voters and early-ballot drop-offs during periods of long waits never came to a vote last year.
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The top fundraiser, Sanders, fell well short with $18 million in contributions, and after him there are steep drop-offs to Harris ($12 million) and the rest of the field ($9 million or less each).
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The firm also owns and operates the Private Suite at LAX, where rich people pay upward of $4,500 for solitude when traveling — that includes drop-offs on the tarmac, bodyguard protection, and "private" security lines.
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The Take Back Day campaign has seen results before, with the DEA reporting last fall that it was able to collect 28500,6900 pounds of drugs through its campaign encouraging and facilitating drop-offs across the country.
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Bohan, whom she married in Hawaii in November 2016, was given visitation rights, with drop-offs to occur at a police station and conversations between the parents to be held through the communication service Talking Parents.
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Big deal if this translates to the ballot box: NBC/WSJ poll finds higher-than-average enthusiasm among Latinos, black voters and women <— Dem-leaning blocs who typically see major drop-offs in midterm elections. pic.twitter.
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At San Francisco's airport, for example, the share of airport drop-offs using such apps has increased more than sevenfold in the same period, while taxis and the like have lost more than half their market share.
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"Winning" in this context means you score a ride without any subsequent pickups or drop-offs, arriving at your destination at the same time you would have if you had booked a non-shared ride for less.
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The everyday interactions between a passenger and an Uber or Lyft driver, such as conversations about pick-up and drop-offs as well as sudden changes in plans, become more complex when the driver is a computer.
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In Britain, for example, they have, besides encouraging student pick-ups and drop-offs on foot or by bicycle, recommended imposing no-car zones around schools in Birmingham, or, in Sheffield, placing hedges between roads and playgrounds.
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But the company has since undergone large changes, including replacing its CEO and scaling back its goal of providing an autonomous robotaxi service with unrestricted drop-offs to a shuttle service with specified routes, according to the report.
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I favor testing with the Pixel XL, because (a) it's an awesome phone, and (b) its Bluetooth radio seems especially susceptible to audio clipping or small drop-offs when the glass shield on its back is covered up.
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Pick-ups and drop-offs, though, will only occur in a 1.5-square-mile section of Singapore called North 1, which has been designated by the city-state's Land Transport Authority as the testbed for self-driving cars.
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The Trump administration, which is seeking to gut the Obamacare program, suggested Monday that "high costs" and "lack of affordability" of plans available under the program played a big role in the number of drop-offs this year.
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To combat our busy streets, researchers suggest changing the way cities use space for street parking, optimizing streets for deliveries and ride-sharing drop-offs and pick-ups, and reconfiguring lanes for bike- and scooter-shares, among other ideas.
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For those who choose to swim at a lake, the American Red Cross recommends being aware of hazards and weather, such as fast-moving current, drop-offs, or thunder/lightning, and always entering the water feet-first, with caution.
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"People always sent stuff in the vehicles, but after the earthquake it was more, " said E.Z. Vallon, an employee of Red Hook Shipping who oversees vehicle drop-offs and helps translate for Mr. Spano, who speaks only basic Creole.
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Equipped with the same iAdapt Navigation as its Roomba siblings, the Braava Jet 240 maneuvers around corners, furniture, and drop-offs to cover hard-to-reach places (like behind the toilet) and avoid cleaning the same spot over and over again.
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Kim was the administrator; she spent her working hours padding around her living room in wool socks, arranging pickups and drop-offs with her phone in one hand and a placid toy poodle cradled in the crook of the other arm.
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Using a full suite of smart sensors, the Roomba robot vacuum makes more than 60 decisions per second to adapt to your home and help thoroughly clean your floors, and even has Cliff Detect sensors avoid stairs and other drop-offs.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Rideshare: Uber and Lyft announced that they will stop transporting customers from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport after the Phoenix City Council voted to raise fees for pickups and drop-offs at the locale in the fifth largest U.S. city.
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Through focusing on girls in middle and high school, where we're seeing the highest drop-offs, our research has found we can triple the number of women in computing and grow their share of computing jobs from 24% to 39% by 2025.
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There are a lot (VERY MANY) things that need to happen between now and a viable, consumer VTOL transportation service, however – and even more to arrive at a future where VTOL pick-ups and drop-offs are handled by self-flying vehicles.
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"Within six days, Mady has to be dropped off, Cara has to be dropped off and the little kids begin their first day of high school," she says, adding that she's planning to make drop-offs short and sweet out of necessity.
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Uber said the team in India was curating "Places" mapping data in Saudi Arabia to back up the necessary field work as it seeks to create its own set of locations against which it can easily search for pick-ups and drop-offs.
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These drop offs were all supplanted by fast-growing institutions in China and South Korea: the China University of Petroleum (#218), the University of Ulsan (#220), the University of Electronic Science & Technology of China (#275), Yeungnam University (#73), and Tongji University (#75).
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The Lins rented a two-bedroom apartment for $3,000 a month in the Boerum Hill section of Brooklyn, specifically because it was on the same subway line as Ms. Ho's apartment, to make drop-offs and pickups of Jaxon that much easier.
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The service might create a ride just for you, but just as often, it puts you in a ride that began long ago — one that has spanned several drop-offs and pickups, a kind of instant bus line created from collective urban demand.
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It suggests that "Batman v Superman" will be a front-loaded blockbuster along the lines of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" or "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," both of which earned a disproportionate share of their revenues in their initial weekends and suffered similar drop-offs.
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Its warehouses reach operational profitability when they hit around 40 percent capacity, and all the recurring storage revenue makes its unit economics for pick-ups and drop-offs much better than startups in verticals like food delivery which expend resources for one-off payments.
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I think college-educated men our age — we're both Gen Xers — are the first generation of American men for whom it's more socially embarrassing to be A.W.O.L. when it comes to diaper-changing and school drop-offs than it is to be active participants.
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Both companies confirmed late Wednesday that they would stop curbside service at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport after the City Council voted to raise fees for pickups and drop-offs at one of the largest commercial U.S. airports, serving some 24 million passengers annually.
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Click here to view original GIFThe RobotPRO also comes with all of the standard sensors one expects robot-vacs to be equipped with these days to ensure they don't keep ramming into obstacles, or accidentally fall to their doom when encountering stairs or other drop-offs.
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This sleek device looks so compact and innocent, the number of features it holds aren't gonna seem real: not only do its multi-directional sensors avoid obstacles, but they also sense vertical drop-offs — meaning no falling accidents with a staircase, countertop, or cliff of any sort.
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The Tampa Bay Times recently reported that, across Tampa Bay, Goodwill has experienced a 3 percent increase in drop-offs throughout its 10-county region, resulting in an additional 5 million pounds of clothes, furniture and other items being dropped off just in the month of January.
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We haven't heard too much from Google's Project Wing, the company's drone delivery project, but a patent filing first reported by Fast Company today suggests the team is hard at work figuring out to get a fleet of robots to work together to automate package drop offs.
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Its cars have been undergoing trials in the city state for the better part of the past year, and on Thursday started running in a limited 2.5-square-mile business and residential district called one-north, with pick-ups and drop-offs limited to specific locations.
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To that end, HopSkipDrive announced a partnership with Student Transportation on Tuesday, a public company that provides school bus services to different districts in the U.S. Student Transportation will encourage schools to use the HopSkipDrive app, in conjunction with its own scheduled pick-ups and drop-offs.
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For those feeling forced to agree to having their location 'always' tracked, Uber claimed it would only track users for five minutes after a trip ended — and said it wanted to do so for safety reasons, such as to improve rider picks-ups and drop-offs.
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The move to offer curbside drop offs comes as car rental companies are facing growing competition from ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft at their airport locations, said Neil Abrams, the founder of Abrams Consulting Group, who is a consultant for the rental car industry.
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Actually, many of the models that you talked about, whether it's the Amazons or other types of retailers, really still are predicated on that model, which is we go door to door to door and we make drop-offs, and we drive pretty much the same routes every day.
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The rangers had more than 30 boats patrolling the town's streets looking for people in need of help, and a team of volunteers were organizing pickups and drop offs of flood victims, staging them in the relative safety of Market Basket's awning before moving them east to shelters in Lake Charles.
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The world's largest ride-hailing company had said that it needed to track users' location data up to five minutes after their trip ended to "improve pickups, drop-offs, customer service, and to enhance safety," but still came under fire from privacy advocates including the Electronic Frontier Foundation for its decision.
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Directed by Alethea Jones, and written by Julie Yaeger Rudd, the movie follows a group of four mothers who get together once a month to take a breather from their child-rearing responsibilities, and find a side of themselves that they've put aside amidst play-dates and school drop-offs.
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Five of those drop-offs were due to deaths (including David Koch, the former vice president of Koch Industries, and Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen), but the remaining 22019 fell off the list because they saw their net worths drop below $214 billion, the minimum net worth to qualify for inclusion.
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Since the public school opened decades ago at the corner of Maypole and Kolmar Avenues — several blocks from where the man was shot over Memorial Day weekend — best friends were made there, parents kept in touch during drop-offs, children were taught by teachers who had once taught their parents.
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Companies will be able to place a shipping order online to a delivery service, schedule a driverless truck, fill it with their product and track it as it makes its way to its final destination while making perfectly calculated pick-ups and drop-offs in conjunction with the rest of the fleet.
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I could take her to treatments and to appointments with specialists, and do all their errands and food shopping — all squeezed in between my son's school drop-offs and pickups and the rest of my own family's schedule — without the impossible and unforgiving daily demands of an office job on top of it.
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Uber's Maps product team lead Manik Gupta and driver app senior product manager Maya Choksi told me in an interview that the whole project is designed to help improve service in general, offering better routing from point A to point B during a trip, but also improved pick-ups, drop-offs and, perhaps most importantly, improved driver experience.
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So, after dinner (he texted his mother to tell her he'd be eating at Warren's and then sleeping over, too), they go out on Cabrillo, where there's a ton of cars going back and forth between pickups and drop-offs, and just step out in front of two empty ones, which slam on their brakes and idle there, waiting for them to move.
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Bruce has been streaky, with noticeable drop-offs in his production in the second half of every year since 2013, but with the success this year, plus the previous interest (he was linked to the Jays several times early on this past offseason), and the cost, I wouldn't be surprised if he was the one the Jays are interested in.
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More locally, Uber is teaming up with the city of Washington, DC and SharedStreets, a nonprofit collaboration between the National Association of City Transportation Officials and the Open Transport Partnership, to compile and analyze data on curb usage in Washington, DC. Uber will share its data on popular curbs for ride-hailing pickups and drop-offs in the city in the hopes of convincing officials to designate more space for ride-hailing services like Uber.
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Preoccupied by the apocalyptic horizon of climate change, the dark pulsing terror at the center of the novel, and by the "feeling of daily life," Lizzie understands — or at least, enacts — the truth that we inhabit multiple scales of experience at the same time: from the minutiae of school drop-offs and P.T.A. activism to the frictions of our personal relationships all the way to the geological immensity of our (not so slowly) corroding planet.
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