They've had a few drinks and are more open to getting a ride.
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Between Uber, Lyft, Via, and others, getting a ride has never been so simple.
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She was not connected with the fund but was getting a ride with the others.
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This would prevent them from getting a ride and potentially catching the company violating the law.
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So it's things like getting a ride or buying a ticket or paying rent or banking.
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I figure by running both apps at once, I'll double my chances of getting a ride.
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Murray ended up getting a ride to the nearest abortion clinic, where she had the procedure.
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We end up getting a ride back to her place from the vampire and she invites him in.
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Getting a ride in Austin today isn't any different than it was before Uber and Lyft left town.
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The real trick to getting a ride request is to make sure you have to use the bathroom.
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The goal was to prevent those users from getting a ride and potentially catching the company violating the law.
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From getting a ride, to banking, to dating, to buying books, there are few activities still conducted entirely offline.
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Very regular moments could hurt you a lot: I remember getting a ride home with a buddy of mine.
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Over the past year, apps that offer everything from grocery delivery to getting a ride, have surged in popularity and reach.
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Mary knew all about the arrangements for getting a ride home — how you might not be picked up until 10 p.m.
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You can't really blame Kohl's shareholders for being a bit excited by the prospect of getting a ride on Amazon's coattails.
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Participants can show up and take a chance on getting a ride, but all the advance time slots have been reserved.
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He leaves for work most days at 3 in the morning because he is dependent on getting a ride from a friend.
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A group of at least 13 tiny spacecraft are getting a ride to space aboard the most powerful rocket NASA has ever built.
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"On the Uber system, it's not just about the on-demand economy where you're pushing a button and getting a ride," he said.
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For comparison, healthcare is more similar to education or a sports team than it is to getting a ride or renting a movie.
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In the episode's best scene, Lacie, out of options, ends up getting a ride from a truck driver with a dismal 1.4 rating.
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Uber has added a few new features right before the holidays that should make getting a ride for you or a friend a bit easier.
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And when you're just getting a ride from a relentlessly rule-following robot, it makes no difference whether the car is a Ford or a Ferrari.
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As soon as you get the urge to go to the bathroom, you are guaranteed a 100% chance of immediately getting a ride request, every time.
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The advent of Uber has jeopardized the livelihoods of cab drivers, and even caused suicides, so that getting a ride can be cheaper and easier for millennials.
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As anyone who has ever tried to hail a taxi with limited Mandarin can attest, even just getting a ride from the street in China is challenging.
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Every few turns, the Red Death — a malignant red fog — will shrink the playable space, with the last faction standing getting a ride off the doomed planet.
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We use our smartphones for everything: Messaging, calling, playing games, getting a ride, listening to podcasts (ahem) ... But what if someone took away your smartphone for 24 hours?
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Another group of protesters, called the Democracy Spring, got through the first security fence by getting a ride on Uber, which has a pick-up/drop-off point there.
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It's distance, time, money, the challenge of getting a ride, taking a day off work, and finding someone to care for the children that most abortion seekers already have.
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Having this tied to your credit card will eliminate to need to have cash handy first thing when you're leaving the airport and getting a ride to your hotel.
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Justin spoke to police before he was allowed to leave the scene -- police tell TMZ he was not cited -- getting a ride from one friend, while another drove his truck.
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You're going to have an in-between when you don't have enough fully self-driving cars, there won't be that sort of pocket of time where consumers aren't getting a ride.
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"Whether it's getting a ride, ordering food from your favorite restaurant, or soon, getting groceries delivered, we want Uber to be the operating system for your everyday life," said Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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But what seems like a parody is not so different from our world in 2018, and I'm not just talking about the challenge of getting a ride when you have a low Uber rating.
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Getting a ride to hang with Chuck would've been tough to coordinate, so we called it a night (which I guess is a bit lame for a teenager to want to do: "call it a night").
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"There are actually a lot of Uber riders that, while they're getting a ride in an Uber, they're also ordering food from Uber Eats to arrive to their home by the time they get there," Mogharabi said.
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Change happens while getting a ride home from a longtime friend in her former setting, a cop pulls them over and she witnesses her friend get shot for grabbing a hairbrush that was mistaken for a gun.
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It makes sense — if your battery is low, you might not want to risk waiting 10 or 15 minutes to see if surge goes away because if your phone is dead, you aren't getting a ride at all.
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"Just getting a ride to orbit for these small satellite, even if they have the money, or they want to pay as much as they're getting charged right now, on big rockets, is a big problem," Safari said.
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If the user seems more than a little intoxicated, Uber might only match them up with a subset of drivers, bar them from shared rides like Uber Pool — or even prevent the user from getting a ride at all.
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But, it can be used for way more than just getting a ride from the airport (though, you should use it for that — it is often less expensive than a taxi, especially if the driver tries to scam you).
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They look around for inspiration on the problems they can solve for people (getting a ride, finding a place to stay, killing time) and then leverage the platforms available to them to come at the problem in an entirely new way.
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There are likely few people who understand better than Berry the struggle of vanishing: She went missing at age 16, on April 21, 2003, after she called her sister to say she was getting a ride home from her job at a Burger King.
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The second scene introduces Ms. Lively — as a vacationing American surfer (Nancy Adams from Galveston!), getting a ride from a local stranger who either ignores her or changes the subject anytime she asks the name of the remote, obviously deadly spot they're headed toward.
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Runaway growth — and dogs In the wake of the Great Recession, entrepreneurs raced to build every type of app-based, on-demand service they could think of — from grocery delivery and meal kits to at-home manicures, laundry pickup, house cleaning and, of course, getting a ride.
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With the difficulty of getting a ride and a launch date, the lead times required for shipping satellites to the integrator (especially when the launch provider is overseas) — plus the challenge of jumping multiple regulatory hurdles — it is not surprising that a small company would run afoul of the government.
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"Maybe you're running late and your phone's charging in another room or you're not the most savvy smartphone user — having the ability to ask Alexa to get you an Uber just by using your voice takes the magic of getting a ride to an entirely new level," said Matt Wyndowe, Uber's head of product partnerships.
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Meanwhile, Hendrix and Harlow arrive on the island separately after getting a ride with Harry Sinclair (Paul Dawber) and set up camp away from the others.
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Luke McCabey was a character in Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. Luke, along with his girlfriend Deborah and Alexis, hitchhiked to Crystal Lake to celebrate Jason's "death", getting a ride from Steven Freeman. While having sex with Deborah, a Jason-possessed Phil impales them both with a pole.
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When they arrive at the brothel, Steve declines intercourse. Stan also finds his car's tires have been stolen. Getting a ride, they find that their chauffeurs are a drug cartel and are kidnapped. Stan becomes despondent in captivity, but Steve improvises a toy to make Stan eat and keep his strength up.
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Despite the great run for Sauter, he was released from the team after this race. He missed the next two races at Phoenix and Rockingham before getting a ride in the No. 25 U.S. Marine Corps Chevrolet for Ed Rensi. For 2002, Sauter returned to RCR and shared the No. 21 Rockwell Automation Chevy with Jeff Green.
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Deborah Caldwell is a character in Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. Deborah, her boyfriend Luke, and Alexis hitchhiked to Crystal Lake to celebrate Jason's death, getting a ride from Steven. After skinny dipping, Deborah and Luke have sex in the tent. When Deborah reaches an orgasm, a Jason-possessed Phil impales her on a pole, and bisects her with it.
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McCall leaves the house where the rest of McCall's former squad—York's current teammates, Kovac, Ari, and Resnik—are waiting. McCall promises to kill the entire team before escaping safely by getting a ride from York's unsuspecting wife and children. Resnik and Ari head to Susan's house to kill her husband Brian, but McCall helps him escape. York and Kovac break into McCall's apartment, where Miles is painting the walls.
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Upset, Bill leaves his two brothers, then heads off to return the money and asks strangers for a ride to Paradise. By coincidence, he winds up getting a ride with Vic and Caesar, who are holding his mother hostage in the trunk. Bill shows them his mother's picture, whereupon Vic tries to shoot him so he can get the money Bill has in the bag. Bill jumps out of the car and escapes, rescued by Dave, Alvin and Merlin.
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Emily's first appearance in the series occurs when she is getting ready for her first day at Roundview College. Angry at her sister for using all the hot water and taking her clothes, Emily resigns herself to getting a ride to college from Danny, who comments that she should be more like Katie. During the assembly, Emily can be seen observing Naomi, who appears to be angry and shocked at the same time. Before class, Effy comments that Emily is like a "doormat".
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Wright was a con artist who managed to swindle people into financing him getting a ride for this race. His credentials as a licensed NASCAR driver weren't asked for during the early 1980s. If NASCAR had kept the giant wings of the Plymouth Superbird for several more years, 200MPH pole position speeds would've happened much earlier, and maybe even 202 MPH or 203 MPH might've been achieved before luck-based strategies began to be used in NASCAR sometime during the 21st century.
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Shanann returned home from a business trip to Arizona at about 1:48 am on August 13, 2018, after getting a ride from her friend and colleague, Nickole Utoft Atkinson. Chris was home with the girls. Later that day, Shanann and the girls were reported missing by Atkinson, who became concerned when Shanann missed a scheduled OB-GYN appointment and failed to return text messages. After she missed a business meeting, Atkinson went to the Watts' home at about 12:10 pm.
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Amanda Marie Berry (born April 22, 1986) disappeared on April 21, 2003, the day before her 17th birthday. She was last heard from around 8 p.m. when she called her sister to tell her that she was getting a ride home from her job at a Burger King at West 110th Street and Lorain Avenue. The FBI initially considered her a runaway until a week after her disappearance, when an unidentified male used her cell phone to call her mother.
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Aldo leaves dejected. The next day Aldo decides to return to Goriano, getting a ride in the back of a truck that stops at Virginia's filling station. Virginia gives him the valise he left behind and tells him about a postcard that arrived with news from Irma, which she says she has misplaced. Arriving in Goriano, Aldo finds the town in ferment over the construction of a military airfield which the inhabitants object to, and those at work leave their jobs to join the protest.
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If she needed to make a house call, she was able to get rides from her family members or community members, because she did not have a car. If getting a ride from her sons was not an option, she walked to the houses. Because cash was scarce in the rural economy, she accepted food, such as chickens, as payment for her services. She adjusted her fees according to what the patient could pay: she sometimes charged $15 for the delivery of a baby, or two chickens, or $9, depending on the family's situation.
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Lisa has to fix Linguo after Homer breaks it, missing the school bus as a result. Her bike is stolen and Marge and Homer drive off without her, so she runs around town before getting a ride from Krusty and his driver Mr. Teeny. However, Mr. Teeny mistakenly takes her to West Springfield Elementary School, where after walking into a French class, she has a whirlwind romance with Thelonious, a student who shares her interests. Still needing a ride, Lisa stops at Moe's Tavern looking for her dad, but he is not there.
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On the evening of December 20, 1984, Jonelle was performing in a holiday concert at IntraWest Bank of Denver as a member of Greeley's Franklin Middle School Choir. Her family was not present at the concert as Jonelle's father was at his other daughter's basketball game and her mother had flown east to be with Jonelle's ill grandfather. At 8:15 PM that evening, Jonelle arrived at her home in Greeley, Colorado, after getting a ride from her friend DeeAnn Ross and DeeAnn's father. Shortly after 8:30 PM, Jonelle answered a phone call and took a message for her father.
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Gonzalez is of Puerto Rican descent and was a member of NASCAR's Diversity Council when he was competing in the sport. After being born in Aguada, Puerto Rico, he moved to South Plainfield, New Jersey. In his Truck Series debut in 2004 at Martinsville, Gonzalez was sponsored by two local businesses, one of which was located in his hometown of South Plainfield and the other one was in Manville, New Jersey. When he ran full-time in ARCA in 2005, he moved from New Jersey to Mooresville, North Carolina (near where most NASCAR teams are based) with the hopes of getting a ride in the NASCAR Busch or Truck Series again, which did not end up happening.
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Selena is understanding but still pleads for Amber to help Lisa return to normal. Amber confronts Lisa and, realizing that she has unintentionally ruined her life by making her popular, jumps into her body to drive her out to Oak Springs on Highway 7 (out in the middle of nowhere) so she would not make it back to town in time for the prom that evening. After stumbling onto Floyd's Gator Jerky Shop, and calls all her friends on a pay phone, Lisa is unsuccessful in getting a ride back into town until she reaches Selena. When Selena (along with Raj and Collin) make it to pick her up, Lisa learns being popular isn't what it is cracked up to be.
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The ULTRASAT is planned to be developed in just 3–4 years and at a cost of a few tens of millions of dollars instead of a few hundreds of millions. ULTRASAT will observe a large patch of sky, more than 200 square degrees, alternating every six months between the southern and northern hemisphere. The satellite will orbit the Earth from an altitude of about 300 km above the geosynchronous orbit, getting a ‘ride’ as a secondary payload in the fairing of the rocket carrying a communications satellite. A joint American-Israeli proposal for this project was submitted to NASA by a team from Caltech/JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), the Weizmann Institute of Science and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI). The Israeli contribution will be funded by the Israel Space AgencyIsrael Space Agency, “ULTRASAT project” and launch is expected before 2021.
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As they sit handcuffed on the curb, Jerry reveals that he was in fact never drunk, having only pretended to take the shots, while the various pranks really did not happen: due to Barney's drunkenness, he could not tell Jerry was faking, and it was Barney who had thrown up. Jerry wanted to hang out with Barney while at the same time showing him he cannot keep partying forever. However, because Jerry is also an aspiring magician, like Barney, they manage to free themselves from the handcuffs, and head back to Jerry's house, getting a ride with one of Jerry's driving students so that he can make it on time for the fishing trip. On the ride back, Barney asks Jerry how he managed to settle down and live a "normal" life, and confides that someday he too wishes to settle down.
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After getting a ride from her friend Luke (Emmanuel Kabongo) to her cleaning job at a motel, she encounters an eccentric stranger, Lorna (Meg Tilly), who is staying in one of the hotel rooms. Meanwhile, Gabriel (Mark Webber), Sadie's drug dealer and boyfriend, is keeping a woman hidden in his apartment who has had a grotesque physical reaction to a new and strange drug Gabriel and his friend Warren have been selling to locals. It is revealed that Sadie, who had a child many years ago, is working to try to reunite with her estranged offspring, though Gabriel is doubtful it will ever happen. In addition to running drugs (including unstable, experimental drugs, some of which turned an underling's skin inside out upon sampling it), Gabriel works as a pimp; during an encounter between a sex worker and a client, a strange man, apparently familiar to Gabriel and later revealed to be Isaac, watches the intercourse take place, noting his interest in the encounter.
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In Rome, getting a ride to the airport on the back of a friend's motorcycle, with her pimp in pursuit, Carmela arrives at the boarding gate, meets Rosalba who hands her the travel documents, has a final across-the-gate shouting match with her pimp, and takes a seat in Qantas first class next to a turbaned passenger perusing Life (issue of 19 February 1971).Cover of February 19, 1971 issue of LIFE Magazine, as displayed in the scene A stewardess points out that her ticket is for tourist class with special discount for immigrants. Meanwhile, Amedeo drives his substandard auto nearly 1600 kilometers to Brisbane Airport, where Carmela's flight, filled with other Italian mail-order brides (as well as those from neighboring Yugoslavia) will land. Sitting at the airport lounge with numerous Italian men awaiting their future wives, they pass around outdated photographs that the women had sent to their prospective mates and speculate whether their appearances had changed.
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