"Fast lane": First responders get their own "fast lane" on the network to communicate during emergencies or large events.
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What Layton's "Canadian content should have a fast lane" comment made clear is that a "fast lane" necessarily puts other media in a slower lane.
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" She said: "Canadian content should have a fast lane.
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Writing about men who raise children is my fast lane.
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CAR registrations in Europe have moved into the fast lane.
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But a few firms love life in the fast lane.
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Fast Lane was, aside from a tedious Randy Orton vs.
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Tesla has been in the fast lane the past month.
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It was their ticket to life in the fast lane.
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I also tried using the fast lane kiosks to order.
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" Cox doesn't want people thinking of this as a "fast lane.
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She's a Raw wrestler and Fast Lane is a Smackdown show.
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The electric car movement is finally moving into the fast lane.
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You're going to be able to get in that fast lane.
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Jupiter retrograde is your chance to merge out of the fast lane.
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Because we also believe that those fast lane relationships would be expensive.
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Life in the fast lane ... soooooo not Kourtney and Kylie's jam anymore.
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Nicki Minaj and Lewis Hamilton are living life in the fast lane… literally!
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" She also had recurring roles on shows "Fast Lane" and "Good Morning, Miami.
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Slow cars in the fast lane send me into a curse-filled tizzy.
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From there it was a quick swerve into the fast lane of collecting.
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Brexit could turn much of the fast lane into a profit-killing purgatory.
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This frees up the "fast" lane for cars that choose to drive faster.
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That's when it's helpful to remember that the fast lane isn't the only lane.
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I became a huge fan of the fast lane lifestyle that they talked about.
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Masa, as Son is popularly known, has always lived life in the fast lane.
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If profits drive stocks, then this week the market will be in the fast lane.
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We don't know exactly what it will cost to stay in the fast lane or be in the fast lane if paid prioritization is implemented by the ISPs, but it seems like that's the way the ISPs are gonna go once this rollback happens.
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After turning serendipity into business, the start-up found itself in the fast lane to success.
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Apple appears to be shifting into the fast lane to exploring the creation of autonomous vehicles.
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Again, if you're planning on going to the park, I highly recommend a fast lane pass.
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Billie Eilish is living in the fast lane ... such is life after hauling in 5 Grammys.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Transportation investment has moved into the fast lane.
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The Fast Lane service will expand to 40 other airport rental locations in the next six months.
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And as autonomous vehicles merge into the fast lane, understanding how they influence economies will be critical.
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Alternatively, it could force Vimeo to pay more to get its content into the Internet's fast lane.
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It's like we've built a fast lane into the political system and it's open only to billionaires.
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In this way, US politicians can be a lot like frustrated drivers: always looking for a fast lane.
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But in recent years, a new factor has moved the teleworking trend into the fast lane: labor shortages.
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"Smaller sites are certainly going to have a harder time to get that fast lane access," Fauscette said.
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The bottom line: While not in the fast lane, Apple's self-driving car effort is apparently chugging along.
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These laws, which offer varying degrees of protection, essentially create a "fast lane" to resolve the lawsuits quickly.
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To create an invisible "fast lane" for someone else, your provider is slowing your connection to the internet.
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Tom Cruise is getting back into the fast lane — and he's got a new partner along for the ride.
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Domino Swift is a motorcyclist who lives life in the fast lane, competing in a worldwide motorcycle racing circuit.
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The incident resembles the "fast lane" and speed-throttling scenarios that net neutrality advocates have warned about for years.
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"I kicked him into the fast lane hoping that a car would come by and hit him," Andersson said.
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GM is giving developers a fast lane to make it easier to build connected car apps for infotainment systems.
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He is upending the entire auto industry: Musk is in the fast lane while the big brands lumber along.
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Armed with this information, would you place some folks in the fast lane and stick others in slower ones?
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Really though ... it was an awesome excuse for the father of 2 to live in the fast lane again.
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"We had the best time, all the time," she said, though the fast-lane life would exact a toll.
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The appointments appear to put them in the fast lane as China prepares for a leadership reshuffle in 250.
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Should a small business be charged a whole bunch to get in the fast lane so they can be competitive?
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But like the famous ride-hailing platform, it has been moving in the fast lane in the two years since.
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Much like entering the carpool lane on a highway, electrons can only jump into the superconducting "fast lane" in pairs.
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Depending on how broadly this is interpreted, it could be used to as a loophole around the fast lane ban.
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Squid, octopus, and cuttlefish live in the "fast lane", growing quickly and typically living for only one or two years.
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It took the fast lane to the caliphate, and calls on supporters worldwide to attack the West by whatever means.
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With that in mind, look at Fast Lane as the candy-coated send-off to a briefly supported new era.
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He also rejected calls for a "fast lane" that would have allowed some content providers to pay for faster speeds.
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A designated fast lane on the final stretch of the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway costs $30 to use in rush hour.
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On some level, it seems like Comcast recognizes the backlash it would get from making a traditional paid fast lane agreement.
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After starting the season in the fast lane, the Canucks (1343-3-1) are trying not to swerve into the ditch.
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With the close of WWE's Fast Lane on Sunday, the second era of branded pay-per-views came to an end.
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Cars are in the fast lane to becoming supercomputers on wheels, and that will change the way we live our lives.
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If you're a consumer and your favorite website doesn't pay to be in the fast lane, it's going to load slower.
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And Blue should be OK without the critical praise; the author is in the fast lane of an ultra-specific genre.
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Instead of making consumer safety the top priority, it removes critical guardrails to create a fast lane for self-driving cars.
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That could limit consumer choice or shut out upstart companies that can't afford to buy access to the fast lane, critics say.
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Before this lil speedster was living life in the fast lane, she was just another drivin' doll growing up in Surrey, England.
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That would be a terrible shame, because both Fast Lane and Elimination Chamber showed the benefits of the branded pay-per-views.
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Several times, as I drove in the freeway fast lane with Autopilot engaged, the Tesla began to veer toward the center divider.
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If we give them a chance to buy up every fast lane online, we'll be removing another check on their untamed power.
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"If we give them a chance to buy up every fast lane online, we'll be removing another check on their untamed power."
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It's time to enable the full array of Gmail keyboard shortcuts, learn the important ones, and move your messaging into the fast lane.
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We asked Comcast for some examples of specialized services that could receive an exemption for an internet fast lane in Cohen's hypothetical legislation.
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Mann's not just inspiring cancer survivors but a new generation of girls who will grow up seeing a woman in the fast lane.
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The two companies have already rolled out this new offering, called "Hertz Fast Lane powered by Clear," at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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The onus is on carmakers to prove they can successfully reinvent themselves—and continue to keep the German economy in the fast lane.
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Now, there is no Great Balls of Fire, at all, and Fast Lane, Elimination Chamber, and all the others are joint brand shows.
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Plan on standing in line for at least an hour for each exhibit unless you buy a fast lane pass for expedited entry.
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Reporters hope to ask the combative zinger that gets into the social media fast lane, raising profiles for themselves and their news organizations.
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I can't believe some of these people in the fast lane effortlessly knocking off multiple laps while I'm panting after one or two.
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"The development of China's cyberspace is entering a fast lane...China's doors will only become more and more open," said Xi in the note.
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None of them, she said, wanted to see "a fast lane for those who can pay and a slow lane for everyone else."Sen.
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The right answer to that is not a fast-lane alternative candidacy, with no existing party and no plan to build a new one.
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And that was the launch of Clear, a smart-card-based, biometric-based fast lane in the airport as another way to create known travelers.
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Without net neutrality, ISPs can put companies who pay more into a fast lane, while slowing the speed at which other, unpaid-for content loads.
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In April China's official news agency said the city was in the "fast lane" to becoming a "Silicon Valley in the west" of the country.
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While companies like Netflix may pay up for fast-lane privileges, the maker of your Wi-Fi-connected coffee pot may not feel likewise inclined.
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Previously, she worked at a shop called Fast Lane in neighboring town Castleton, where an artist named Mitch Sousa gave Casey her first face ink.
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As one former minister puts it, the old policy was to drive in the fast lane but as slowly as possible, holding everybody else back.
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Or if I wanted to access my small little local community newspaper, certainly they would not have the ability to create an internet fast lane.
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On motorways, often a truck will abruptly swerve out into the fast lane to overtake another truck, its size operating as a kind of authority.
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There is no question that the huge steps forward in AI, sensors and GPUs are quickly shifting robotics to the fast lane of the startups ecosystem.
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Tesla has accelerated into the automotive fast-lane by making electric cars that appeal to rich folk keen to burnish their credentials as environmentally aware techies.
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Rather than undermining them, Ford needs to put clean car standards in the fast lane, pushing to strengthen them to protect our health and our climate.
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Together with their influence through SuperPACs and other dark money vehicles, this fast lane to the final round dramatically increases the influence that billionaires can have.
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His security was pacing him in a pair of black Suburbans, going slow in the fast lane, or slipping in and out of adjacent parking lots.
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PAID PRIORITIZATION Service providers could not create an internet fast lane for companies and consumers who paid premiums, and a slow lane for those who didn't.
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" Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the senior Democrat on the Finance Committee, said the administration was creating a fast lane for swift approval of "junk insurance.
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PAID PRIORITIZATION Service providers could not create an internet fast lane for companies and consumers who pay premiums, and a slow lane for those who don't.
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This is why in March we launched the Fast Lane website, a one-stop resource center for anyone interested in promoting much-needed financial education in school.
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" He also acknowledged that toll lane was a loaded phrase, "because some of the big ISPs want to charge for a fast lane versus a slow lane.
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Critics said the changes opened loopholes that would allow broadband providers to throttle some applications, or charge websites or services for "fast lane" access on their networks.
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Those rules bar broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane" on the information superhighway, to certain internet services over others.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's public-private partnership (PPP) project construction has entered the "fast lane" and will become a unified, standardised, transparent market, a government research office said.
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She was 16, but she was one hell of a nice girl who'd hook in the main spots in Vesterbro and generally lived life in the fast lane.
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He suffered severe burns in a car accident In August 2013, Chelsea was driving to church in the fast lane on a summer night when his car overheated.
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The rules prohibited broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane" on the web's information superhighway, to certain internet services over others.
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The best way to enjoy this one is to watch her fame-hungry eyes and follow Conway in the fast lane to moral destruction in this damning take.
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Net neutrality is a broad principle that prohibits broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane," to certain internet services over others.
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The Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules are no more, freeing broadband providers favor certain content over others, and to charge companies extra fees for "fast lane" access.
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When you connect to the company offline, you become a real person… These straightforward offline steps will put you in the fast lane when it comes to hiring.
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The law bans broadband providers offering service in the state from blocking or throttling legal content, or from offering fast-lane access to companies willing to pay extra.
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Trump looked at Cohen and correctly saw someone who wasn't going to be in the fast lane unless hitched to him, and he sensed that Cohen knew it.
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In Britain, for instance, the fast lane of the motorway is increasingly full of people driving slowly, while the other two lanes are often more or less empty.
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The rules approved by the FCC in 2015 prohibit broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane," to certain internet services over others.
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While birds live their embryonic life in the fast lane, hatching within 11 to 85 days, dinosaurs appear to have been much more slow-growing, akin to modern reptiles.
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Many cite the case of AT&T, which is trying to buy Time Warner, warning that HBO, a premium cable channel, could in future get into a "fast lane".
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The electric car automatically moves over onto the empty shoulder to avoid the oncoming traffic, and the driver then proceeds to move into the fast lane behind the truck.
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It does this by providing access to what the company describes as an internet "fast lane," providing up to five times more wireless capacity than a standard consumer router.
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It also means that the next great internet idea might not have the money to pay for that fast lane, effectively killing it before the idea had a chance.
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Rather than representing an opportunity for passing, the fast lane is dominated by the person going most slowly, who dictates the speed at which everything behind him is traveling.
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Mr. Williams was as energetic onstage in his 70s as he had been in his youth, and he was quick to offer up tales from his fast-lane life.
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That'll get you access to all venues for all three days of BravoCon; premium seating at BravoCon programming, shows and experiences; priority access to a variety of photo ops; complimentary entry to evening shows; one complimentary premium dining experience ticket; VIP fast lane bar access; VIP fast lane venue entrances; exclusive premium SVIP hospitality lounge with complimentary food and drink and SVIP Concierge; premium SVIP BravoCon gift bag; and meet and greets with Bravolebs.
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Hertz won't charge extra for the fast lane, but renters will still have to pay for Clear if they want to use the service for faster access at airport security.
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Net neutrality advocates are quick to point out how this is not unlike giving certain types of data priority over others, like a toll road rather than a fast lane.
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"Big content distributors like Netflix can afford to pay for their content to be in the fast lane," says Cheryl Leanza, president of media policy consulting agency A Learned Hand.
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"Our country's public-private partnership project construction has enter the fast lane, an active period," Xinhua cited Wang Yiming, deputy director of the State Council Development Research Center, as saying.
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Cook also said the "fast lane" that Cisco had created in 2015 to speed up Internet connections for iPhones on Cisco routers and switches has been expanded to Mac computers.
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" A new study released this week by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation takes the same approach, insisting that consumers and activists should simply "stop worrying" and "enjoy the fast lane.
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One major difference between that and giving Canadian content a "fast lane" is that the former has to do with how content is created, and the latter governs how it's delivered.
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The premise of net neutrality is that content would be treated equally on a platform-neutral basis, as opposed to a "fast" lane for companies willing to pay higher interconnection fees.
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We suspect that if this rollback happens and it's not blocked by the courts, then it will mean increases or requests from ISPs to put our content in the fast lane.
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It gets more complicated when it comes to whether internet companies will allow a website, such as Netflix, to pay for a "fast lane" to prioritize its content over sites' content.
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These efforts modernized the company's order and pay processes with fast-lane kiosks and mobile order to speed customers through the checkout and also improved the way it trained its staff.
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It's hard not to look at the literal fast lane past government security agents afforded to the haves, and the backlog of bureaucracy assigned to the have-nots, without seeing parallels.
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It may also make it harder for the next generation of online services to compete if they have to pay up to be placed in a so-called internet fast lane.
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People decide to take things into their own hands; if there is no longer any fast lane to provide a context for their aims and abilities, they must act for themselves.
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They were worlds away from the turbocharged bar band that would become Springsteen's E Street Band, and they were clearly aiming for the middle of the road, not the fast lane.
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For $574.50 + fees, VIP "Bravoholic" guests will get access to all venues for all three days of BravoCon; preferred seating at BravoCon programming, shows and experiences; VIP access to a variety of Bravo-themed and Bravoleb photo ops; VIP fast lane bar access; VIP fast lane venue entrances; an option to purchase tickets to evening shows and premium dining experiences (pending availability); priority entry to evening shows with purchased ticket (pending availability); and a VIP BravoCon gift bag.
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Sure, as EU members, Brits have been able to get into the fast lane at European airports, making it practically effortless to see the Parthenon in Greece or the Colosseum in Rome.
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This could result in the much-discussed "internet fast lane," in which an ISP forces a company like Twitter or BitTorrent to pay more to give users faster access to its services.
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So any faint hope the company might still have entertained of being given a legal green light to speed down a digital EU fast-lane and overtake local transport interests is gone.
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Without the net neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission repealed last year, internet companies could charge customers more for faster access to certain online content, just like the Whopper fast lane.
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Whether parked on a plank with a span of pirates, or high-tailing it through history on the back of a hurtling T. rex, we are now whizzing in the fast lane.
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Without rules prohibiting paid prioritization, a fast lane could be occupied by big internet and media companies, as well as affluent households, while everyone else would be left in the slow lane.
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"Fags in the Fast Lane" is a return to the transgressive, low-budget films under the gaysploitation umbrella that directors like Curt McDowell and Bruce LaBruce unleashed in underground circles decades ago.
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The 39-year-old Olympic medalist was driving on Interstate 26 in Columbia around 6 AM when a driver in the fast lane "dropped a massive mattress" in the middle of traffic.
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In other words, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a former Verizon employee, and others at the FCC, believed that ISPs should be allowed to charge extra for a fast lane, which would stifle competition.
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Why is it unacceptable for edge providers to pay more for a "fast lane," when consumers routinely have the choice to pay more for a faster Internet access speed if they want to?
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"In order to keep our air clean and our climate safe, we need to put fuel efficiency standards in the fast lane," Michael Brune, director of the Sierra Club, said in a statement.
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Getting comfortable with lighting-fast lane changes, sliding a car or driving at the limit of your grip in a comfortable and safe environment will help you get out of those situations alive.
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Because biological complexity and ecological integrity depend strongly on available area, such continental-scale land sparing would mean a renewed lease on life for countless species currently on the fast lane toward extinction.
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Former pro race car driver and new 'Bachelor' Arie Luyendyk Jr. knows all about the fast lane and looks like he's already in it with one of the chicks from the new season.
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Repealing net neutrality would allow them to impose access fees: tolls sites and hosting platforms would pay to ensure entry into the internet's fast lane, where videos load and downloads don't take days.
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If American I.S.P.s start charging companies to be in the internet's fast lane, Mr. Beens said he would not be able to keep up with deep-pocketed competitors like Google, Bing and Yahoo.
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Undertaking is perceived to be cheating, but the more people do it, the more it becomes justified as a response to the corruption — as it were — of the principle of the fast lane.
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Whether people or the library are shoved to the slow lane, and / or forced to pay to be in the fast lane with resources that are already stretched thin, is really sort of shocking.
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Although the cover of Thin Lizzy's "It's Only Money" disappoint due to its goofy approach, the remainder of the album crackles and sparks, sizzling with a life-in-the-fast lane attitude and atmosphere.
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Critics of the F.C.C. proposal say internet service providers could manipulate traffic speeds to establish a "fast lane" of sorts or cap or block access to certain sites, charging fees to lift the restrictions.
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The rules, which the FCC put in place under Democratic President Barack Obama, prohibit broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane," to certain internet services over others.
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Hertz and Clear plan to expand the biometric fast lane to more than 40 other locations in 2019, including Los Angeles International Airport, New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, and San Francisco International Airport.
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"The German economy has entered the fast lane again at the start of the fourth quarter, with output growth accelerating from September's recent low," Oliver Kolodseike, an economist at IHS-Markit said in a statement.
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The George Washington University School of Business recently launched an online resource, Fast Lane, which provides certain people, including students and policy makers, specific directions for implementing high-quality financial literacy in their schools. Checkyourschool.
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"Internet service providers treated YouTube's videos the same as they did Google's, and Google couldn't pay the ISPs [internet service providers] to gain an unfair advantage, like a fast lane into consumers' homes," they wrote.
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The rules approved by the FCC under Democratic President Barack Obama in early 2015 prohibited broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane", to certain internet services over others.
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Once she was on, I passed her and took the left side of the escalator, the side informally recognized as the fast lane for those who, like me, choose to walk down as they ride.
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On a motorway, it might be said that you ought to know your place: Here, increasingly, it is clear that a majority of people — wrongly or otherwise — believe that place to be the fast lane.
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Before this mobile munchkin was living life in the Hollywood fast lane, she was just another kid putting the pedal to the metal while growing up in Rhinebeck, NY. Can you guess who she is?
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Imagine the time and money they'd have to invest to institute some fast-lane plan, throttling scheme not considered anti-competitive or what have you — only to have to turn it off a few months later.
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The rules, which the FCC put in place in 2015 under former President Barack Obama, prohibit broadband providers from giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane," to certain internet services over others.
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Cisco brought more of a horizontal approach with its Fast Lane, allowing easier and faster on-boarding of i-devices on Cisco networking equipment (which is used inside just about every enterprise data center out there).
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Maybe a luxury customer will be part of a fast-lane club and the swarm [of other autonomous vehicles] will get out of the way when the big shark arrives — we are playing with ideas here.
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Nobody wants a fast lane for abysmal establishment programming like Mr. D, or Four in the Morning, or any of the other crap that nobody outside of Canada has ever heard of, and for good reason.
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We can all relate to driving 75 mph in the fast lane, only to have someone suddenly pull in front of us at 70 as if they were clueless that the lane was moving at 75.
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Volkswagen said the recall concerned a technical problem where the rear left seatbelt could be unintentionally released in some rare situations, for example during a fast lane change when the vehicle had five passengers on board.
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Additionally, T-Mobile's announced a partnership with Live Nation that will offer exclusive tickets to T-Mobile customers (available 30 days before shows), $25 lawn tickets at various amphitheaters, fast-lane entry to shows, and other perks.
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The company said the recall concerned a technical issue where the rear left seatbelt could be unintentionally released in some rare situations, for example during a fast lane change when the vehicle had five passengers on board.
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It's not hard to imagine that a major internet provider like Comcast would favor its own NBC News and be willing to toss Infowars into a slow lane — or charge them to get in the fast lane.
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In recent days, a slew of reports about the fast-lane habits of the cabinet have resulted in a mounting public relations headache for the Trump administration, which is stocked by billionaires accustomed to using private jets.
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The rules bar internet providers from obstructing or slowing down consumer access to web content and prohibit giving or selling access to speedy internet, essentially a "fast lane" on the web's information superhighway, to certain internet services.
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Sure, it can be frustrating if someone needs to reach you while you're on the road, but it's much safer than trying to text or answer a phone call while you're cruising in the highway's fast lane.
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"[The FCC] wants to have a fast lane for the rich and powerful, and it wants to have a slow lane where you're hardly moving at all for the rest of us — all of working America," said Sen.
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Co-founders Sandhya Sriram and Ka Yi Ling are both stem cell scientists working at Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research who decided to leave their cushy government posts for life in the fast lane of entrepreneurship.
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This could result in the much-discussed "internet fast lane" — in which an ISP forces a company like Twitter or BitTorrent to pay more for faster access for readers or users like you to its websites and services.
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While the AT&T-Facetime example was eventually corrected, what a fast lane policy does is give an implicit advantage to those huge companies who have resources and clout, both to pay and to negotiate a better deal.
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A section of Life In The Fast Lane, a rollercoaster named after the Eagles song, rolled past a sculpture of a pregnant woman whose belly was pierced from the inside by a baby making the hand-horns gesture.
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Fast Lane, a new initiative of the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center that seeks to expand financial education in high schools, offers free, research-based resources not only for educators but also for parents of high school students.
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Because you'll get a fast lane to go to all of those sites that your broadband provider has set up a deal with, and you'll get consigned to a bumpy road if you want to see anything else.
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Josh Collins, the director of the new film "Fags in the Fast Lane," an Australian gaysploitation comedy in the spirit of sci-fi sex spoofs like "Flesh Gordon," wants the gay community to stop taking itself so seriously.
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And sure, Grease is the song that starts the movie, but Greased Lightnin' is what gives it life: an homage to living life in the fast lane, picking up the best experiences along the way — and never looking back.
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Just a handful in front of the Fast Lane car wash and lube on the Ferndale side — Detroit's closest northern suburb, divided from the city by eight lanes of traffic — and a somewhat larger crowd on the Detroit side.
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Tash Aw The ostrich is as tall as the cars around it, and running at a fair pace in the fast lane of the Federal Highway, which links Kuala Lumpur's city center to Petaling Jaya, its largest satellite town.
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Watched by former Formula One driver David Coulthard from the Royal Box, the third seed appeared to be in the fast lane to victory as she dropped only two points on serve to zoom through the first set in 20 minutes.
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The FCC's net neutrality decision is actually probably good news for those of us who work for news outlets owned by giant ISPs who can put our content in the internet fast lane and discriminate against our competitors' content. Hooray!
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"I'm trying to live right, stay on the drum beat / but I'm in the fast lane, in the front seat / I wonder will I lose control of the Maserati / and hit some tree, just being young me?" he raps, channeling concern.
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"Customers" who wanted access to the fast lane could buy a Rob Bliss Priority Access Card for a mere $5 per month, restoring the same freedom of choice that Chairman Pai claims will come with the removal of net neutrality for internet consumers.
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Read More: Canada Just Ruled to Uphold Net Neutrality Canadian content getting a "fast lane" while Netflix slowly buffers is a nightmare in a country that's been left hungry for American and international TV and movies by the global content licensing regime.
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Without net neutrality, internet service providers can put apps or companies who pay more and sites into a fast lane — their content will load more quickly and appear on top in feeds, and lower-paying apps and sites into a slow lane.
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"The internet doesn't belong to big internet service providers and special interests who want to turn it into a toll road where consumers will pay more while the biggest corporations get to ride in the fast lane," Markey said in a statement Thursday.
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He argued that the Internet should be regulated as a public utility, and he pressed for strict rules to prevent broadband companies from blocking or intentionally slowing legal content and from allowing content providers to pay for a fast lane to reach consumers.
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The FCC asserted in 2015, however, that allowing ISPs to charge for priority gave them incentives to avoid investing in the "slow lane" until it became so unattractive that content providers would be forced to pay to move to the fast lane.
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It also weighed in on political topics with stunts like a "chick tax" on chicken fries in pink packaging, designed to call attention to the so-called pink tax on women's products, and a Whopper "fast lane" that sought to explain net neutrality.
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Ten years have passed since the world came to learn of the Eriksson Twins, the majority through footage of this bizarre roadside incident being broadcast to millions on the BBC show Traffic Cops, then the 2010 BBC documentary, Madness in the Fast Lane.
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Shortly afterwards, in response to feedback, he doubled down on that statement: To be clear, Comcast has never offered paid prioritization, we are not offering it today, and we're not considering entering into any paid prioritization creating fast lane deals with content owners.
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With the Senate bill heading for the floor just weeks after its introduction, Republicans are in the fast lane to pass a major tax bill, one centered on a huge corporate tax cut that most Americans oppose, in a matter of days.
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A blanket ban on paid prioritization sacrifices all of these benefits (more investment, lower prices, and new services) to prevent some anticompetitive abuses — such as a broadband provider offering a "fast lane" for its own services at a lower price than it charges competing services.
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If American telecommunications companies begin charging websites to access the fast lane—a faster tier of internet service that would benefit only those able to pay more—companies from around the world could have to pay in order to access the valuable American market.
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Thanks to our current net neutrality rules, when people like this take their genius beyond Twitter, to the rest of the internet, they don't have to worry about whether it's in a pay-to-play internet "fast lane" that makes access to certain types of content easier.
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No longer living life in the fast lane, Clarke now plays on the Champions Tour, the seniors circuit where the over-50 crowd can stroll into the sunset while earning a six-figure pay check as Wes Short Jr. did on Sunday winning the Shaw Charity Classic.
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"Payments in the Fast Lane"Mashable Deputy Tech Editor Samantha Murphy Kelly will discuss the future of cashless transactions with a panel that includes McDonald's U.S. VP of Digital Julia Vander Ploeg, Visa SVP/Head of North America Marketing Lara Balazs and Square's Head of Payments Mary Kay Bowman.
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But data from the Historical Auto Group's HAGI Top Index show classic car investors have jammed on the brakes this year, with selling price growth languishing around 2.21 percent (to end July) versus a 19.42 percent compound annual growth rate for the past decade spent in the fast lane.
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And since choosing the right products is a crucial part of shifting your skin-care routine into the fast lane, we also got the lowdown on speedy superstars, like the Murad Professional Eye Lift Firming Treatment that peps up sleep-deprived eyes with a potent dose of hyaluronic acid.
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We were talking to them at breakfast about that this morning, and also in the huge issue of jobs and training, and how to have a cohesive society in a world in which too many people feel that there's a fast lane of technology and a slow lane there.
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One particularly troubling provision in the Open Internet Order is the ban on "paid prioritization," or agreements between broadband providers and content providers allowing specific data to use a "fast lane" to avoid congestion on the Internet and potentially provide additional revenues for ISPs to further invest in network expansion.
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"The internet doesn't belong to big internet service providers and special interests who want to turn it into a toll road where consumers will pay more while the biggest corporations get to ride in the fast lane," Markey, who's behind the Senate CRA bill, said in a statement last week.
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A subsidiary of Vimeo, VHX is a platform for selling TV and film online, a business whose operations depend on an equal playing field for internet upstarts, and one that would be choked off if internet companies can charge for so called "fast lane" tolls to connect services to people's homes, Wilkinson said.
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"We have put The Miami Project in the fast lane and are determined not to let up the accelerator until we get Marc and millions of others in wheelchairs up and walking again," Nick tells PEOPLE of the research money raised from these events and from other granting organizations, corporations and private philanthropy.
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My job is to explain complex technical and policy concepts, and I think I'm pretty good at it, but a new Burger King ad explaining net neutrality put me to shame (yes, really): Burger King created a "fast lane" for Whoppers in the commercial, which allowed customers who paid more to get their burger faster.
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They also set it up so that iOS can find the fastest available Cisco wireless network to give users the "best available" connection, as well as "fast lane" capability, which, according to a company blog post, lets your IT department prioritize business-critical apps, giving them priority on a Cisco wireless network (sort of a private kind of internet throttling).
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"Effectively, we're dealing with simple unencrypted strings of characters," he writes, "Containing all the information needed to decide on our eligibility for fast lane access, duty-free shopping, and more…"The International Air Travel Association says that airlines bear the responsibility for securing their lounges, and that airport security would prevent people from entering restricted areas using the app, according to Travel & Leisure.
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"This budget is taking the fast lane to rejection by the American people and both parties in Congress" The Post report said the White House would also give individual U.S. states more autonomy over a variety of anti-poverty poverty programs including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, the largest U.S. anti-hunger program, which was formerly called the food stamp program.
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The "Hertz Fast Lane powered by CLEAR" opened at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Tuesday, allowing travellers to use fingerprint scanners and facial recognition technology instead of showing a physical ID. According to Hertz, the system will cut down on the time taken to collect a rental car by at least 75 percent, with the potential to get drivers through the exit gate and on the road in 30 seconds or less.
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Last week, the Federal Communications Commission, led by Mr. Trump's pick as chairman, Ajit Pai, reversed the Obama-era policy known as net neutrality, over the objections of consumer groups and owners of small internet businesses, who fear that without the protection, giant internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon will charge internet companies for offering "fast-lane" speeds, slow down the content of companies that do not pay or even block them.
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Shot at the same time as the footage that aired in both Traffic Cops and Madness in the Fast Lane, it shows two police officers, standing in the shoulder of the M6 highway after the motorway incident, agreeing that the sisters should be given a "136"—a clause within the Mental Health Act that means the police can "hold" a person on account of their mental health, as well as having to give the detainee a mental health assessment.
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"In order to keep our air clean and our climate safe, we need to put clean car standards in the fast lane, but Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is attempting to backpedal on vital climate and consumer protections," Andrew Linhardt, the group's director of federal advocacy, said in a statement.
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