In fact, when we speak of gas-guzzling cars, we should also talk of gas-guzzling clothes, because that's the level of fossil fuel use we're talking about.
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It's light, drinkable, and great for guzzling on the beach.
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That's millions of people guzzling water when times are dry.
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Official data shows gas guzzling sports utility vehicles are their favourites.
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There is a unique enjoyment that comes from guzzling carbonated water.
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And sales of fuel-guzzling trucks have soared in developing countries.
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All of those gas-guzzling cars, they were meeting that demand.
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Another pre-dawn jaunt saw them guzzling coffee at 2 a.m.
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Another pre-dawn jaunt saw them guzzling coffee at 2 a.m.
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Whoo was guzzling Belvedere, which kind of amused Diddy ... we think.
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The answer seems easy: Let people get around without gas-guzzling cars.
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China was guzzling crude and the U.S. economy was in a bubble.
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GUTFELD: -- on vacation nobody bugs you for guzzling rum before 9 a.m.
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In exchange for all that power, they exhibited notorious gas guzzling behavior.
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Unlike us beer-guzzling amateurs, the pros have little margin for error.
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"You had these gas guzzling land yachts cruising around London," said Kotch.
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Lucrative as the market may be, it's also competitive and cash-guzzling.
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Ms. Dobles has suggested higher taxes on gas-guzzling vehicles, also risky.
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Now we have SUVs, a different kind of gas guzzling status symbol.
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Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter have added a third—the money guzzling fake out.
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The upside: On vacation nobody bugs you for guzzling rum before 9 a.m.
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What's next: Cars are the next data-guzzling platform, as Tesla has demonstrated.
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Don't like the idea of your baby guzzling down liquid candy all day?
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That's pretty cheap—a gas-guzzling 2017 Honda Civic costs about the same.
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Electric vehicles have been billed as the sustainable alternative to gas-guzzling cars.
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But guzzling them incurs high costs for both carnivorous humans and the planet.
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So without blood, the most active, oxygen-guzzling organs and tissues go first.
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In Ford's case, for example, gas-guzzling pickup trucks are a huge moneymaker.
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Energy-guzzling Bitcoin mining is falling out of favor in northern New York.
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Keep all your gasoline-guzzling and climate-killing motor vehicles manned by humans.
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But guzzling plain H2O isn't the only way to up your water intake.
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We must combat stereotypes: Lutherans are not all Motrin-crazed, cider-guzzling bicyclists.
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Their vision of the future sees Manhattan predominantly devoid of gas-guzzling cars.
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For now, most of us are still stuck with our gas-guzzling death machines.
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Taxis, Ubers and personal cars — autonomous or otherwise — dominate the roads, guzzling mainly gasoline.
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Alta Motors is bringing quiet electricity to the loud, gas-guzzling world of motocross.
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Wireless customers are increasingly use data-guzzling apps, including mobile games and video services.
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Gone are the days when those behemoth, gas-guzzling aircraft were desired by airlines.
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The next time you hear someone whining about gas guzzling cars, remember these pics.
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In India's cash-guzzling startup ecosystem, profit stories are a bit of an aberration.
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But given what everyone else is doing, fishing or gas-guzzling makes individual sense.
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It's interested in finding more oil on Earth to support its gas-guzzling cars.
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I stopped guzzling ice water after dinner (and instead started sipping it before meals).
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Now you may resume dining with Transformers actresses and guzzling Champagne at sporting events.
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They're constantly buzzing with activity and use complex, energy-guzzling machines to treat patients.
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Legislation would allow more home building along transit routes to reduce gas-guzzling commutes.
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First, they say, the days of guzzling, 12-miles-per-gallon Hummers are gone.
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They're the ones who started guzzling Soylent when there was still just one flavor.
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If that's not enough for you, eat some actual pennies, you bile-guzzling freak.
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Vietnam's guzzling more beer than ever as the economy accelerates and the population gets younger.
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In America gas-guzzling consumers will have to pay more to fill up their cars.
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Chocolate oranges and Toblerones are especially popular, with one naughty pooch guzzling six of both.
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It's not that NJ Assemblyman John Wisniewski equates sipping a caffeinated latte with guzzling alcohol.
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High union wages funded lifestyles and recreation based on gas-guzzling vehicles and disposable gadgets.
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The owners of a water-guzzling sugar factory were fined for polluting nearby water sources.
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The highest-margin products automakers sell are gas-guzzling, high-emissions SUVs and light trucks.
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How does one convert beer-guzzling, Patriots-watching, frat-partying, flag-waving Mike to Islam?
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But neither is it much fun to see them upstaged by a beer-guzzling bear.
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And to feed the demand for e-commerce, retailers are building more energy-guzzling warehouses.
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Shoppers stayed at home instead of driving gas-guzzling cars to and from the mall.
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With Cruise,Vogt wants society to switch from gas-guzzling automobiles to shared, autonomous vehicles.
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The Hummer H2 was the poster child for gas-guzzling vehicles in the early 2000s.
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This left us stuck with a gas guzzling inventory that nobody wanted to buy anymore.
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It can't hurt to switch on battery saver mode, decrease brightness, and kill power-guzzling apps.
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Laverne was known for a cursive "L" monogrammed on her shirts and guzzling milk and Pepsi.
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Rolling back standards, stalling innovation and encouraging production of gas-guzzling dinosaurs are not winning strategies.
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It was hard not to imagine a giant of yore guzzling draft from its commodious spout.
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One day it likely won't be acceptable to put gas guzzling Jeeps out on the streets.
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It's almost poetic — the company is reviving an old gas-guzzling name for a cleaner future.
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A song about a grandmother and her gas-guzzling motorcycle fuels a national debate in Germany.
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They argued that the consumer auto market leans toward gas-guzzling trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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Well, now Forever 21 has finished guzzling the Kardashian Kool-Aid and is selling its own version.
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Throughout Scandal, Olivia has been guzzling wine out of her impossibly large, impossibly grand iconic glass goblets.
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It's far less dangerous than players guzzling a fifth of alcohol and going out after a game.
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Also, lavender tea tastes like what I imagine guzzling a bottle of granny perfume would be like.
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It said it's moving away from being a time-guzzling machine because it's not good for consumers.
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As the digital economy expands, digital companies are building more energy-guzzling data centers around the world.
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London (CNN Business)Trucks are guzzling ever more diesel, polluting towns and cities and fueling climate change.
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But if prices stay low for a while, gas-guzzling cars and trucks may find more buyers.
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Ly claims the Highlander Hybrid is a more fuel-efficient alternative to "traditional gas-guzzling family vehicles."
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World Cup fans are guzzling beer faster than it can be supplied, according to Russian restaurants and bars.
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Americans scarcely had an opportunity to swap their Priuses for gas-guzzling SUVs before the market turned again.
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Instead, they will focus their presence at the New Delhi auto show on gas-guzzling sport-utility vehicles.
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But this un-scandalous reality is less potent than the enraging myth of the champagne-guzzling welfare queen.
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This has increased sales of gas-guzzling trucks and sport-utility vehicles (SUVs), which are profitable but inefficient.
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Beyond the Bay Area, wine is also making inroads into a sport better known for guzzling than sipping.
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Either way, at least the shameless plugs are more believable than movie characters constantly guzzling nameless generic "beers."
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Because the final stretch is short, electric vehicles can sometimes be used instead of the gas-guzzling kind.
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They might be a greener alternative to gas-guzzling cars, but they're also a big source of clutter.
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Maybe it's a new, longer clip of someone guzzling soft serve ice cream or an old-school shorty.
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The switch to electric cars, which need fewer workers to make than the gas-guzzling sort, threatens jobs.
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You start your mornings guzzling protein shakes and are determined to crush that 2150,53 step goal every day.
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You want to build a gas-guzzling, smoke-pumping, V-18 for hauling a camper dragging a boat?
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Brazil is a beautiful country known for its stunning architecture, delicious coffee and of course, beer-guzzling fish.
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Flamboyantly gay friend Jack (Sean Hayes) and wealthy Martini-guzzling socialite Karen (Megan Mullally) live across the hallway.
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Within two minutes, you'll have a rich cup of coffee (or tea, or hot chocolate) ready for guzzling.
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When oil prices were high, airlines were desperate to replace gas-guzzling planes with new, fuel-efficient ones.
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The eDumper began life as a traditional, gas-guzzling dump truck, and the transformation was no small feat.
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To prepare for production, SF Motors acquired a factory in Indiana where gas-guzzling Hummers were once made.
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The assembled masses of tank-topped teens guzzling $10 tall boys at 3 PM were ready to rage.
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He found Bean in the town square, guzzling whiskey, berating the cowed townsfolk, and waving around a pistol.
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With his Poland Spring-guzzling days behind him, Rubio is now a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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By all of us suddenly guzzling screen time, we might start to see the limitations of its high.
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This biology belongs to everyone, from friends at bottomless brunch to coders guzzling meal-replacement drinks at computers.
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A GM spokesman declined to comment on the automaker's plans for its former gas-guzzling, military-style SUV.
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Now they're more likely to be savvy startups with ultra-high-speed chips and massive, power-guzzling machines.
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Now they're more likely to be savvy startups with ultra-high-speed chips and massive, power-guzzling machines.
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But the rest of us would end up guzzling Monster Energy Drinks and other mass-marketed water killers.
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The current designs being discussed generally do away with the energy-guzzling mining process that Bitcoin relies on.
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Tepid oil prices have helped move high-margin, gas-guzzling SUVs, trucks and luxury vehicles in the past year.
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When Homer Simpson, the donut-eating, beer-guzzling cartoon character, went to the Olympics it was as a curler.
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Even in the United States, the link between cheap petrol and gas-guzzling is less strong than it was.
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We saw during the campaign that Trump is adept at getting an opponent's goat (see water-guzzling "Little Marco").
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He took home a prize of $4,000 for guzzling down an equivalent of about nine tubs of Häagen-Dazs.
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But does that stop ladybugs from being aphid-guzzling savages with survival capabilities that surpass Leo in The Revenant?
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Its continued reliance on its profitable line of gas-guzzling SUVs, however, prompted some to accuse Ford of hypocrisy.
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If you belong to the (probably pretty large) subset of Twin Peaks fans who also love guzzling beer, rejoice.
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The NSX, which goes on sale this spring, is a clear departure from your typical gas-guzzling muscle car.
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With his Poland Spring-guzzling days behind him, Rubio is now a top contender for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Many American drivers, not to mention Detroit automakers, still favor gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles and other large cars.
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It is clean, fuel-efficient cars from Asia and Europe that outsell gas-guzzling U.S. brands in overseas markets.
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They were also much quieter than their gas-guzzling counterparts, a feature that might have contributed to Bliss's death.
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It's also the argument I hear from most tech evangelists and defenders of our data-guzzling platforms and services.
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He immediately convened academics and other experts to figure out what to do about the country's energy-guzzling habits.
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If Mr. Farage was the grinning, beer-guzzling face of Brexit, then Mr. Banks was its enabler in chief.
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Maybe yours involves reading the news or guzzling water or dancing to pop music in your underwear — no judgment.
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It's a surprisingly green return for the usually gas-guzzling Hummer with a reputation for not being fuel efficient.
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As Americans started seeking smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles, Japanese car makers had an advantage over gas-guzzling US brands.
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The US Energy Information Administration reported gas-guzzling vehicles pumped out 2000 billion metric tons of CO2137 in 13 alone.
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Guzzling water for miles before running into any building, school, or gas station that would let me use its bathroom.
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Airlines have eyed the Airbus A321neo, the largest variant in the family, to replace the notoriously gas-guzzling Boeing 757.
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In the guyliner and the creatine and the spray tans of the protein shake guzzling gym-obsessed sad young douchebags.
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Guzzling whisky and dependent on his carer, the invalid who is its protagonist had been assumed dead by the locals.
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The Beijingers guzzling craft beer at Jing-A Brewery aren't rushing off to kebab shops for watery 2% Nanjing lager.
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This time around guests will be guzzling down three delicious recipes, including two additional drinks: Memphis Mule and 901 Paloma.
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There's an arguably healthier, more natural alternative to taking prescriptions and guzzling bottles of wine from 5 PM until bedtime.
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But Cavallari's transformation from Mean Girl booze-guzzling villainess to lifestyle wife, mom and shoe entrepreneur seems right on track.
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He then worked as the university's sustainability coordinator, poring over alternatives to the gas-guzzling one-car-per-owner model.
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Guzzling nonalcoholic beer — before I wisely switched to seltzer — while chatting with people savoring complex pinot noirs was initially daunting.
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" The following day, it released a statement attacking the candidate more broadly, calling him a "wealthy fossil fuel-guzzling millionaire.
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The materials employed in their construction are hauled for miles in fuel-burning trucks and shipped in gas-guzzling tankers.
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Across marketplaces in West Africa, noisy, fuel-guzzling and pollution-producing generators are like an unwelcome, yet necessary business partner.
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There's also distrust of the tech companies that see cities as a huge market for selling their data-guzzling tools.
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The Abbey -- once reportedly the largest purchaser of vodka in the world -- is expecting between 30-50k booze-guzzling customers.
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"You drank a lot today, didn't you, mayor?" responded one woman, whose profile photo depicts her guzzling a mug of beer.
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Exacerbating the situation is the growing popularity of gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in a world of low oil prices.
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But the crown jewel is the included mini-bar, complete with four gold-rimmed glasses for all your liquor-guzzling pleasure.
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"This is truly a breath of fresh air," said Porl Gordon, a multimedia designer and regular drinker, guzzling a green juice.
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Electric cars may be the future, but they're more expensive than their gas-guzzling counterparts and tougher to recharge (for now).
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Lindsay Lohan is not an irresponsible beer guzzling, chimney smoking pregnant woman ... she was just, well, lying -- according to her mom.
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If you use the live view function, kiss your extra shots goodbye; the same juice-guzzling energy consumption applies to video.
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Under the new plan, they can continue to sell large volumes of their dangerous and expensive commodity for gas-guzzling cars.
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The law required car manufacturers to meet mandated fuel-economy targets or else pay a hefty tax on gas-guzzling sedans.
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As prices have recovered, U.S. energy firms have boosted drilling - deploying fracking rigs, tank trucks, generators and other diesel-guzzling equipment.
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So it makes sense that, in recent years, health officials have been experimenting with taxes to try to curb the guzzling.
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From guzzling water to pesticide pollution, it's been long established that growing weed—legally or not—isn't great for the environment.
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Thousands of ships depart these waters annually, transporting the wealth of crude beneath the Saudi Arabian desert to gas-guzzling nations.
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But the more material you compost, the more space (and gas-guzzling bulldozers and windrow turners) you need to process it.
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Despite them appearing actually quite simple, the ensembles are more revealing than ever before — perfect for a bar-walking, beer-guzzling superstar.
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But, as a means of rallying political will and forging a new path for a gas-guzzling industry, ICAO's efforts are laudable.
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The energy guzzling country wants to raise its renewable energy capacity to 500 Gigawatts (GW), or 40% of total capacity, by 2030.
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It's like they're running on gas-guzzling cars from the 1970s when what's needed today is something akin to an electric vehicle.
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By subsidising rice farmers, for instance, the government has in effect cheered on the guzzling of groundwater and the torching of stubble.
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Between the happy dancing, drink guzzling, snack munching and picture taking, Bourbon Street-goers often wish they had a few extra hands.
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Even the very cute Pugsley the echidna at Sydney's Taronga Zoo needs a breather, guzzling down water as the sun bears down.
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The network liked that it featured a creature – a shape-shifting, salt-guzzling monster – with which the show's heroes could do battle.
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Despite industry uncertainty about a pollution crackdown targeting diesel vehicles in Delhi, a new batch of diesel-guzzling SUVs were on display.
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Endless emails, map requests, web searches, and everything else we do online requires the use of energy-hungry, water-guzzling data centers.
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"How can you feel good about yourself if you're driving around in a huge gas-guzzling car?" he said in a call.
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At its essence, the festival is about guzzling beer, having a good time, and not feeling guilty about it in the slightest.
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Federal prisons are frequently located in rural areas, so many officers have lengthy and expensive 50- or 60-mile gas guzzling commutes.
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Bringing it back as an electric would help take the sting out of the vehicle as a gas-guzzling symbol of excess.
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The idea is to foster taller, more compact residential neighborhoods that wean people from long, gas-guzzling commutes, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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But will wealthy collectors want to keep buying gas-guzzling sportsters when everyone else is zipping around in self-driving electric cars?
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A paralegal for the Justice Department in Texas stopped using her "gas-guzzling" pickup truck and pulled her motorcycle out of storage.
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Sales of the 200 and Dart were foundering, too, as low gas prices enticed American consumers to gravitate toward fuel-guzzling S.U.V.s.
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Instead, they turned the tour into a perpetual bachelor party, guzzling wine, gambling in taverns and chasing the local filles de joie.
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They were a welcome counter to the chrome-laden, gas-guzzling, almost-as-dysfunctional-as-a-politician cars rolling out of Detroit.
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Unlike California, Texas has no statewide greenhouse-gas reduction goals, and the state's love affair with gas-guzzling trucks is only deepening.
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After guzzling water during his visit from the doctor, Nadal was back to playing his unmistakable brand of nearly unbeatable clay-court tennis.
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For people still living without electricity, the costs of fuel-guzzling generators and adapting to life without basic infrastructure has taken a toll.
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Also, this is a man who thought guzzling sunscreen was a good idea and that's really all you need to know about him.
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And with fuel prices near an all-time high, the extra expenses of diesel-guzzling water pumps and generators added to the hardship.
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You're flying to a remote destination like Tulum, Mexico or living it up on a gas-guzzling cruise liner while championing the environment.
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Imagine the suspicious looks someone would get if they arrived at a Greenpeace meeting in hunting gear and a gas-guzzling pickup truck.
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Some sailors couldn't stop themselves from guzzling saltwater; they swam off toward the imaginary islands their poisoned brains had concocted on the horizon.
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The truck swaps out the semi's standard gas-guzzling 12-liter engine for an electric one powered by a 140 KWh battery pack.
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The world is on a quest to create cleaner, quieter airplanes that could replace the fuel-guzzling, roaring commercial aircraft in use today.
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Regulators around the world are fining companies that don't do enough to cut carbon dioxide emissions, even as buyers demand gas-guzzling S.U.V.s.
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"People who are attracted to the car ... they're not interested in a large V8 gas-guzzling classic car that's been restored," he says.
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That said, some are still waiting on him to ditch gas-guzzling rides, and go full electric -- or finally start drone deliveries. 🤷🏽♂️
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It set energy consumption targets in many industries and encouraged voluntary conservation by truck companies and drivers of gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles.
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It was 2 am when, pasted to the wall again, guzzling water this time, I finally met someone as clueless as I was.
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Who cares when we'll soon be choking on the pollution guzzling out of the cars we spent our whole lives saving up for?
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Hell, it's a lot better than putting our R&D dollars into figuring out how to turn carbon-guzzling planes into human cattle cars.
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With four gas-guzzling engines, the 747 is much less fuel-efficient than modern twin-engine rivals such as the A330 or the 777.
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It is energy-guzzling, perilously slow and, with the prospect of dazzling returns (at least until recently), perhaps best to HODL 'til you retire.
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The company's offering will be an SUV, codenamed "Mach 1," which takes design inspiration from the company's iconic, gas-guzzling muscle car, the Mustang.
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They banned bore wells to prevent the water table from falling further and now cultivate vegetables instead of water-guzzling bananas and sugar cane.
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For bar-goers who plan on guzzling beer while they catch the impeachment hearings, there will be $22019 Bud and Bud Light buckets available.
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Tesla can afford to make mistakes because the company is perceived as an incredibly innovative startup that's fighting the stale, gas-guzzling car industry.
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However, as the economy declined and a widespread oil crisis spread, owning giant, gas-guzzling sedans became far less convenient — and far more expensive.
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With a cloud of dust in our wake, we were in town by noon, sharing a large Hawaiian pizza and guzzling pints of beer.
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The vehicles are expected to assist Fiat Chrysler in meeting U.S. fuel economy standards and help in reshaping the brand's gas-guzzling SUV image.
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And as dam levels kept dropping, the authorities forced water management devices on water guzzling households that exceeded their quotas, at the homeowners' expense.
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She says she doesn't like making mistakes, so on the surface it might seem she was guzzling booze because she fell off a tricycle.
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Art fairs are exhausting, but one gallery at Frieze has figured out a better solution to keeping glucose levels up than guzzling glasses of champagne.
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Plus, for whatever reason, folks readily buy up gas-guzzling cars when the economy is good despite swearing they'd pay more for fuel-efficient options.
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But because I is refusing to gobble up human beans like the other giants, I must spend my life guzzling up icky-poo snozzcumbers instead.
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Also, in the "Final Two" Dan talks about how America's "sin" industries look to consolidate and the new technologies that are guzzling tons of energy.
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Meanwhile: Technology is being injected into urban life at every street corner in the form of sensors, cameras, wireless antennas and data-guzzling apps galore.
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Big automakers like to show off their commitment to battery and plug-in hybrid technology to help offset the gas-guzzling reality we're living in.
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Major League Eating -- the competitive eating org that brought you food-guzzling superstars like Joey Chestnut, Matt Stonie and Takeru Kobayashi -- wants to eat him.
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Forget guzzling down energy drinks and coffee to stay awake while driving, a new bracelet has been designed to nudge you awake at the wheel.
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Now that the prices of battery-powered cars are dropping and charging stations are popping up, more and more gas guzzling jalopies are getting curbed.
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This coverage fed into the familiar trope of Cubans as cigar-chomping, rum-guzzling revolutionaries, with the ghoulish subtext of them dancing on Castro's grave.
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Kendall channeled her inner "Rocky" for her LOVE Magazine Advent Calendar shoot -- guzzling raw egg yolks, shadow boxing and even doing one-handed push-ups!
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Steph and Dom, who run a hotel in Kent and issue cut-glass sardonics when not guzzling oceans of booze and falling off their sofa.
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If you were given the option to invest in a brand-new vehicle, would you choose a gas-guzzling SUV or Tesla's electric Model X?
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The car-buying public, though, remained blissfully unaware of most of these trends, snatching up gas-guzzling SUVs, crossovers, and pickup trucks in large quantities.
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That summer, whenever I could, I stayed up all night smoking out the window and guzzling cheap wine while doling out fortunes over a landline.
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And those people probably need some convincing that an all-electric truck can stand on the same ground as their gas-guzzling hunk of metal.
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With most of its rides still occurring in gas-guzzling cars, mostly occupied by only one person, he's got his work cut out for him.
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The launch comes as slumping oil prices have cut petrol prices, encouraging drivers to switch from fuel-sipping cars to gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles.
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The reversal has come despite Mr. Renzi's image as the Coca-Cola guzzling, Apple-gadget-pecking embodiment of young Italians eager to modernize the country.
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The energy-guzzling fluorescent lights are looking antiquated, as are the sea of gray cubicles and the immobile steel desks covered in stacks of memos.
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Images on the bottoms of kylikes were often intentionally outlandish, to be drunkenly discovered after guzzling the mixture of wine and water that the vessel contained.
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Jeep added a "mild hybrid" system to the 4-cylinder engine in the 2018 model year for the gas-guzzling Wrangler, Jeep's marquee off-road vehicle.
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While we all start out as milk-guzzling champs, it is not unusual to lose our tolerance for all manner of dairy as we get older.
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To get a better idea of just how much of your juice these apps are guzzling, open the Activity Monitor app that came with your Mac.
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"Brockmire," starring Hank Azaria as a whiskey-guzzling, vulgarity-spewing baseball announcer rebuilding his career after a microphone meltdown, returns to IFC on Wednesday, April 3.
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Harbour Air, a Vancouver-based seaplane operator, earlier this month swapped the six-seater's gas-guzzling, exhaust-emitting engine for a modern, battery-powered electric one.
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Obviously, this will depend on your individual usage and whether you opt for the LTE version, or how frequently you use battery-guzzling apps and features.
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We approached the gate of our neighborhood in a brand-new gas guzzling Land Rover Discovery rigged to the gills for the perils of suburban life.
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That would require a fuel-guzzling firing of a large engine to break out of Earth orbit and then another to slow down at the moon.
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One obvious solution to all this would be to encourage immigration to ensure the working age population remained high enough to support the welfare-guzzling baby boomers.
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The online retailer — one of the top five most valuable US companies — relies on diesel-guzzling delivery trucks to deliver billions of packages to customers each year.
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Fortunately, Motorola's software is pretty darn close to stock and doesn't contain the kind of heavy resource-guzzling skin or bloatware apps found on other budget phones.
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There's no reason to have your primary email address synced in two or three email apps, eating up storage and also guzzling battery life in the background.
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While he acknowledged that the business could be considered a nuisance, it's less toxic than gas guzzling cars and trucks throwing off greenhouse gas emissions, he said.
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The Night Of, a remake of the British miniseries Criminal Justice, arrived at a great time — when we Americans are guzzling down crime stories, real and otherwise.
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It takes constant adjustment—repeatedly firing the satellites' little thrusters and guzzling precious fuel—and precise knowledge of where the satellites are versus where they should be.
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Well, not quite as fast as the fastest gas-guzzling legal production vehicle, which is the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport which maxed out at 258 mph.
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Prior to getting the boot after hometown dates, she was the season's resident villain — a straight-shooting, whipped cream-spraying, nap-taking, Champagne-guzzling one, at that.
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Prince Harry became Mr. Brightside at The Killers' concert this weekend -- throwing on a hat and guzzling beer with the common folk at a British music festival.
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Roughly speaking, though, we're talking something like throwing back five cups of high-grade matcha in one go or guzzling a whole pot of highly concentrated gyokuro.
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I certainly believe the first part of this -- I have no doubt that GM will roll out as many gas-guzzling Suburbans as Texas moms can buy.
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The company is grappling with slumping sales of its mainstay sedans such as the Sonata as low oil prices drive demand for petrol-guzzling SUVs and trucks.
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The new 2016-2020 "energy saving and emissions cutting" plan also made commitments to boost recycling and shut energy-guzzling firms that fail to meet efficiency standards.
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Moving packages from a factory to a warehouse and then your home often requires the use of gas-guzzling vehicles — and they contribute significantly to CO2 emissions.
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The term "environmentalist" may not be the first adjective that comes to mind when you hear the name Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has owned multiple gas-guzzling Hummers.
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Take one look at Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mercedes G-Wagen, and you'd assume it was a gas-guzzling SUV, however Schwarzenegger's model has some tricks up its sleeve.
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By the time he was 19 — three years after quitting high school — he was, by his own estimation, an alcoholic, guzzling a 12-pack of Budweiser daily.
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Post Malone is no stranger to doing shoeys on his Australian tours — a street mural of him guzzling from a Nike sneaker appeared in Melbourne last year.
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But Friday's memo from VanderZanden said that costs still needed to be cut to extend the cash-guzzling startup's financial operability until the end of next year.
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And while EV sales are slowly ticking up around the world, consumers in the US are buying more gas-guzzling SUVs and trucks in the near-term.
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Amid broad financial struggles, rising fuel prices, and plummeting sales for the gas-guzzling Hummer lineup, the General shuttered the brand just 11 years after acquiring it.
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Its disgraced founder has now moved on to guzzling "raw water" that comes straight from the ground and carries the risk of such pleasant maladies as diarrhea.
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While motor sport has traditionally been associated with gas guzzling, turbo charged and loud vehicles, Formula E represents a break from the past with its all electric cars.
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Khan has already introduced an additional charge on the most gas-guzzling vehicles entering central London and has brought forward the introduction of an ultra-low emission zone.
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We sit for a moment on benches nearby, guzzling water in the shade while Ransom uses his machete's blunted edge to scrape burrs off his pants and shoes.
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Yet Neste still sees ample room for growth, as restrictions on cars using fossil diesel increase, and fuel-guzzling heavy vehicles and jet aircraft strive for lower emissions.
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In a follow-up to our story earlier this month about food startups gobbling up venture funding, Crunchbase News is taking a look at beverage companies guzzling capital.
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Truthfully, Facebook offers us connections we may not really need and could likely live without, where Google has built data-guzzling tools that, in many cases, feel indispensable.
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The futuristic dream everybody's chasing is an alternative to the roaring, fuel-guzzling commercial jets of today, which constitute a significant and fast-growing source of carbon pollution.
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The Roadster essentially forced a number of automakers' hands: they now had to compete on electric cars or look like gas-guzzling, planet-destroying jerks who couldn't innovate.
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Transitioning from gas guzzling vehicles to ones running on cleaner sources of fuel will be hugely important if we are to move to a greener, more sustainable planet.
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Of course, back then, no one was talking about fuel economy, and the cheap gas boosted sales of the gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs that dominated the era.
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Datassential's research showed that younger millennials born after 1995 began guzzling coffee at just 14.7 years old, whereas older millennials, born around 1982, began caffeinating at 17.1 years.
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The coronavirus has undermined energy demand worldwide, but especially in China, which is now the number one importer of crude oil, guzzling roughly 10 million barrels a day.
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I was after what Abbey was after: sweet, elusive solitude — the kind you can't reach by car and rarely glimpsed by city-dwelling, latte-guzzling wusses like me.
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And of course ride-hailing drivers care a lot about the energy efficiency of the vehicles they drive, since a gas-guzzling car will cut into their earnings.
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Electric vehicle owners in some states are paying higher annual fees for driving zero-emissions cars than their gas-guzzling friends, according to new analysis by Consumer Reports.
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With more awareness about the very strong correlation between guzzling sweet, fizzy drinks, and obesity and tooth decay, sales of beverages like Coca-Cola and Pepsi have slumped.
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At that point, Laymon was an eighth-grader who weighed 231 pounds, eating his way through jars of peanut butter and guzzling blue cheese dressing from the bottle.
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Meg and Harry caught a rash of crap for jacking up their carbon footprint on a gas-guzzling private jet to visit Elton John in France last month.
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The gas-guzzling and less-than-logical Hummer H2 was a beloved behemoth to many, an aspirational achievement for others, and an object of ire for many more.
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In a city known for traffic jams, suburban sprawl, and gas-guzzling trucks, I walk to and from a bus stop to get to my job every day.
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At some point during the event -- after guzzling some alcoholic drinks -- we're told the twins on the show, Amanda and Andrea Salinas, got into an argument with Abira.
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DETROIT – General Motors is resurrecting the Hummer, best known as a gas-guzzling, military-style SUV, as an all-electric "super truck" with massive horsepower, acceleration and torque.
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The NSA's data-guzzling approach here differs significantly from how most blockchain forensics are conducted: By looking at the blockchain, the public ledger that tracks every Bitcoin transaction.
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While companies debut data-guzzling devices at this showcase and beyond, being seen as protecting user information and prioritizing transparency has become a selling point of its own.
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It's also been held back by the battery-guzzling Qualcomm Snapdragon 2100 chip, and so far the latest 3100 chip hasn't been incorporated into many watches on the market.
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After all, we use our gasoline-guzzling, carbon-emitting cars to get outside in the first place, though that accounts for only a small fraction of total global emissions.
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That might be cost prohibitive for many fleet owners, so Tesla will need to make a convincing argument that it's per-mile costs can beat its gas-guzzling competitors.
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Italy is the leading European market for natural gas-fuelled cars, with motorists guzzling more than 1 billion cubic meters in 2015 and about 1 million vehicles in circulation.
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My new car is very good on gas and it doesn't cost much to fill, which is such a nice change after driving a gas-guzzling beast for years.
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The cost savings come from an all-electric design, which means the boat charges at a power station — preferably one that's solar charged, of course — instead of guzzling gas.
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Clean energy like wind and solar can be produced and shared locally which drastically cuts the needs for antiquated-coal guzzling or other fossil power plants of the past.
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When a rejected Wendy leaves Peter, she's captured by the blood-guzzling Captain Hook, played by the thrilling baritone William Michals, who also doubles as her father, Mr. Darling.
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Advancements in turbo technology, materials and efficiency are being developed to make the transition from your father's gas-guzzling Oldsmobile to today's fuel-sipping Honda as seamless as possible.
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If gasoline prices were to rise — say, in an effort to combat climate change — a gas-guzzling domestic auto industry could prove a weak link in the nation's security.
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After that, state agencies will be charged with implementing the plan, which environmentalists imagine could mean everything from banning gas-guzzling cars to planting new forests as carbon sinks.
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" Earlier last week, the Trump campaign attacked Sanders as a "wealthy, fossil fuel-guzzling millionaire" who "lectures Americans on how to live their lives while doing the exact opposite.
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BERLIN — The spoof on a classic German children's song was intended to poke fun at the generation gap between climate-conscious young Germans and their purportedly gas-guzzling grandparents.
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I could mention, too, that the airplanes of decades past were louder — few things were more deafening than a 707 at takeoff thrust — and more gas-guzzling and polluting.
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It's too low to speed the transition away from gasoline-guzzling SUVs, and it doesn't address the need to enhance the electric grid to accommodate more wind and solar.
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In addition to guzzling coffee, I am a big studio snacker, eating tubs of cookies hand over fist while I paint, probably ingesting more oil paint than one ought to.
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Even those who agree that human conduct is the main driver of global warming still want to drive gas-guzzling SUVs and are willing to march for low fuel prices.
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The Dale was heralded as the solution to gas guzzling cars a long time ago but it was never made because the founder of the car company was a crook.
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It has clearly been meticulously researched; everything from the all-important music (recreations of period songs alongside original recordings) to the wide lapels and gas-guzzling autos has been considered.
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While American manufacturers cashed in on the considerable profits of gas-guzzling Hummers, Durangos, and Navigators, smaller vehicles like the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, and Subaru Forester made headway.
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Unlike some locals who aren't too pleased with the influx of wine-guzzling tourists and bachelorette parties, Nyman welcomed the wine boom which began at the end of the 90s.
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Apparently, Asia doesn't like to share its true, top-shelf shit with the US because it thinks we coffee-guzzling American idiots don't know how to value the good stuff.
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But this goal is in jeopardy as automakers increase the production of gas-guzzling light trucks, minivans and most S.U.V.s, which are subject to less stringent standards than other cars.
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At lot of people wrote thoughtful op-eds about whether the truck—a belching fuel-guzzling monstrosity—represents the America that Trump is currently driving off a cliff, but whatever!
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The automaker is attempting to cash-in on the reputation of an already-established brand while removing any "negative baggage" of the gas-guzzling, environment-harming Hummers of the past.
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The leading contributor of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. is the transportation sector, and Sanders' plan acknowledges the public must ditch fuel-guzzling cars to cut emissions from vehicles.
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General Motors is readying the announcement of an all-electric pickup truck that will carry the branding of the company's infamous gas-guzzling Hummer, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The temperature under the city's canopy can be 20 degrees Fahrenheit (11 degrees Celsius) cooler than areas with no shade, she noted, reducing the need for energy-guzzling air conditioning.
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As prolonged droughts and population growth continue to strain U.S. water supplies, oil and gas companies could soon find themselves competing with local communities, farmers and other water-guzzling industries.
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Automakers are doing this for one reason only: They know they can make more money by selling gas-guzzling vehicles, and they want to grab all they can, right now.
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Democrats can fundraise off and run against xenophobic, gun-crazy, poor-hating, gas-guzzling Republicans, and Republicans do the same against open-border, gun-banning, wealth-redistributing, coal-killing Democrats.
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Others begin as bar girls in nightclubs, but eventually leave because the job involves guzzling beer with patrons—a task many 15- and 16-year-old girls aren't up for.
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If you'd like to accelerate the demise of the Earth, there's an app for that: Why not use extra fossil fuels to deliver fossil fuels to your fossil fuel-guzzling vehicle?
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If the only reason you're worried about global warming is that it will mean a shorter ski season, you can go ahead and buy that gas-guzzling SUV you've been eyeing.
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The car industry is in a state of flux at the moment due to a slow transition away from gas-guzzling engines to full electric alternatives with hybrids in the middle.
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Digital entertainment is another cash-guzzling business for Alibaba, although the firm once again refrained from revealing user numbers for its video streaming service Youku, once a pioneer in the industry.
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They also came amid concerns that demand for new aircraft is slowing as the global economy cools and sharply lower oil prices make older, gas-guzzling planes more economical to fly.
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When you hear about greenhouse gas emissions, you probably think about transportation: all the gas-guzzling planes, trucks and cars that crisscross the world and the country 24 hours a day.
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Russian Doll is swift and satisfying, an immersive binge that will have you asking Big Questions and appreciating life while equally guzzling down popcorn and clicking through to the next episode.
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In the meantime, economists say that they see a benefit for lower-income people, who spend the highest proportion of their salaries on energy and generally drive older, gas-guzzling vehicles.
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The vehicle made a splash in popular culture, and also reportedly was a high-margin product for AM General, even as it courted controversy for being a gas-guzzling status symbol.
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You'd also witness a diverse assortment of patrons guzzling vodka-crans, baby queers who'd just moved to San Francisco rubbing shoulders with older folks who'd lived in the city for decades.
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"Give me that," she said, snatching a bag of white wine from a female classmate in a Michigan T-shirt who was holding the bag aloft and guzzling from the nozzle.
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The tech industry in particular has supported the Paris Agreement, and many of the big tech companies are currently transitioning their giant, energy-guzzling data centers to using completely renewable energy.
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The Duke of Sussex and his wife, Meghan Markle, have received some heavy criticism lately for cruising around in gas-guzzling private jets ... they took them at least twice in August.
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General Motors' ad for the resurrection of the gas-guzzling Hummer SUV as an all-electric pickup under the GMC brand features NBA star LeBron James quietly shattering a glass backboard.
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"Dirty, gas guzzling vehicles are a direct assault on public health, and foreclose our ability to rein in air pollution and greenhouse gases," said CARB Chair Mary Nichols in a release.
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Many users report that they get longer than the estimated 18-hour battery life, but that's wholly dependent on how often you use GPS, and other power-guzzling apps and features.
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A photograph of a reporter guzzling coffee during the proceedings was going viral, and guess who was also visible in what became one of the most recognizable photos of the day?
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But then all of those extra stages of energy-intensive and polluting factories and gas-guzzling and polluting vehicles, you put all of that together and it's just environmentally, it's catastrophic.
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Unlike Santa Claus, she is properly scary, an old crone with a huge nose who, according to legend, swoops up misbehaving kids and takes them home to her children-guzzling husband.
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Upon closer scrutiny, it became clear that the study authors made a bunch of small decisions that helped ensure the "amazing" results that conveniently favored guzzling more of the company's product.
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The announcement comes as the South Korean automaker grapples with stagnating sales of its mainstay sedans such as the Sonata as low oil prices drive sales of petrol-guzzling SUVs and trucks.
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That could make gas-guzzling vehicles cheaper to buy, and in an era of cheap gas, it could make the incentive to make the leap from gas to electric that much harder.
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In October the JPMorgan Chase Institute, a think-tank attached to the bank, compared the accounts of customers in gas-guzzling areas with those of customers in places where people drive less.
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We love any opportunity to get a sneak-peek of celebs gathering with their glam squads, taking mask selfies, guzzling Starbucks (or better), and prepping their look for a long evening ahead.
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Miners use heavy fuel oil to generate electricity at remote sites; they also use it for transport, with large trucks and other equipment guzzling down millions of gallons each day across industry.
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But after flying the four-engine, fuel-guzzling plane for decades, United and other airlines are retiring the so-called Queen of the Skies in favor of sleeker, more cost-efficient models.
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Sir Elton is livid about various reports and criticisms of the Royal couple going on gas-guzzling private jet trips -- most recently to Elton's home in France -- while advocating for environmental issues.
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Giant black holes — light-guzzling gravitational maws in space-time — may lie at the center of every large galaxy, and ripples in space-time, known as gravitational waves, rumble through the cosmos.
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On my drive to Ayden I was guzzling soda to stay alert, and I knew I was getting close when the GPS began ordering me to turn in ever smaller mileage increments.
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Across five acts, most of them single-scene meltdowns, "Her Smell" traces the descent of a drug-guzzling, self-sabotaging, band-ruining mad genius songwriter who just happens to be a woman.
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Special Environmental Projects (SEPs), which have been used for roughly 30 years, let businesses reduce their civil penalties by taking steps such as cleaning streams or replacing old gas-guzzling school busses.
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Special Environmental Projects (SEPs), which have been used for roughly 30 years, let businesses reduce their civil penalties by taking steps such as cleaning streams or replacing old gas-guzzling school busses.
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Scooter startup Bird cut almost a third of its workforce in an online call on Friday morning, as the cash-guzzling startup prepares for the 'black swan' event to dry up funding.
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He ditched parts of the capital-guzzling investment bank to focus on managing the fortunes of the world's wealthy, especially in emerging markets, and pledged to cut billions of dollars in costs.
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That&aposs more than 10 years after the former Hummer nameplate died in 2010, back when it was a gas-guzzling badge of excess that got fuel-mileage ratings in the teens.
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From small, family-run filling stations to sites operated by big businesses such as BP and Shell, owners of gas-guzzling vehicles have an abundance of options when it comes to refueling.
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Such supersonic fuel-guzzling creates uncertainty for airlines that might be considering them, as the United Nation's aviation organization will almost certainly tighten emission rules to meet greater society's climate and environmental targets.
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Drinkers can enjoy time-honoured traditions, guzzling Budweiser to wash down all that sizzling beef, and newer ones such as sipping ale "finished with fennel, liquorice and anise" at Tørst, a Brooklyn bar.
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If you're an over-waterer, even in that tiny garden in back of your Brooklyn apartment building, that same tiny yard could be guzzling as much as 75,000 gallons of water per year.
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Known for wearing fur coats, driving a gas guzzling Cadillac and smoking two packs of cigarettes a day, in the heady early days of the Reagan Revolution, Anne Gorsuch took Washington by storm.
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Though it may be hard to imagine Archie's All-American, malt-shake guzzling gang of high schoolers singing and dancing Bollywood-style, Graphics India CEO Sharad Devarajan believes the transformation makes perfect sense.
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And because vertical farms exist in windowless buildings that can be located in the heart of urban areas, produce does not have to travel far by fossil-fuel-guzzling trucks to reach stores.
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It's powered by an 80 kWh battery, and the car also claimed a 3 second faster 0 to 60 mph time of around 5.6 seconds, when compared to its gas-guzzling V6 progenitor.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — International art collectors, guzzling mescal and flexing gaudy taste, are descending on this megalopolis, and will leave on Monday with a hangover and something shiny.
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This is still a car that will probably spend a lot of time guzzling gas, considering its range and the amount of travel that drivers normally do during a day in the city.
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Smelly, loud, gas-guzzling busses might not be around for much longer — not with all-electric busses that can drive for over one thousand miles on a single charge already on the road.
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Conor McGregor might've taken a big L in the Octagon, but he's still winning at life -- just ask the Dallas Cowboys ... many of whom might be guzzling his booze tonight on his dime.
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The Scenario In a desperate attempt to avoid the flu that's knocked out 80 percent of his colleagues, your friend's been guzzling OJ—despite what you've told him about overdoing it on juice.
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In the interest of journalistic impartiality, I'm not going to let that put me off engaging with a gas-guzzling, waste-spewing business responsible for some of the worst environmental disasters in history.
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Snooki — formally, Nicole Polizzi — was the doll-size loudmouth with the signature hair pouf on "Jersey Shore," the MTV series that followed the antics of its volatile, tan-loving and booze-guzzling cast.
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Children pick up devices early, and by their teens are spending six hours a day and more on screens — with phones, laptops and iPads, guzzling from the spigot of Netflix, Hulu and YouTube.
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General Motors' Super Bowl ad for the resurrection of the gas-guzzling Hummer SUV as an all-electric pickup under the GMC brand features NBA star LeBron James quietly shattering a glass backboard.
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Along the main promenade in Davos, pop-up pavilions focused on reducing waste, even as luxury gas-guzzling black cars ferrying conference delegates clogged the narrow roads that wind through the Alpine village.
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Companies like Jaguar Land Rover and GM are known in China for making gas-guzzling SUVs and other larger cars, which makes their vehicles less appealing after a recent surge in fuel prices.
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Editorial There is simply no credible way to address climate change without changing the way we get from here to there, meaning cars, trucks, planes and any other gas-guzzling forms of transportation.
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Economic slowdowns have cast doubt over future travel demand, and lower oil prices have allowed airlines to defer the delivery of fuel-saving planes while keeping older, gas-guzzling models in the air.
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Thousands of foreign fans in the Russian capital for the month-long soccer tournament have been partying until the small hours, guzzling beer in bars and restaurants and spilling over onto the streets.
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So, while everyone from camel herders to country folk have been guzzling camel milk—warm, frothy, and straight from the teat—for centuries, it's taken until recently to consider turning it into cheese.
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At the same time, the Trump administration is rolling back federal climate regulations, which means many red states now face even less pressure to shift away from coal power or gas-guzzling vehicles.
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His Tumblr is full of astonishingly clear explanations of really complex ideas in philosophy, which also happen to be written as if the author spends every weekend guzzling Natty Ice in a tank top.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)With an energy guzzling 45-watt CPU, big fans, and an Nvidia GTX 1080 inside, MSI had to equip its laptop with two pipes to keep the system properly powered.
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It's the dearest hope of every Manolo-wearing, Cosmopolitan-guzzling, serial-dating Sex and the City lover out there that one day, their four favorite ladies will reunite on-screen just one more time.
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The somewhat jarring arrival of faux beef burgers is part of an unlikely shakeup of the country's cultural bedrock: There is a potential shift away from gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs to quiet electrics.
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Americans are shifting back to gas-guzzling SUVs and they've been driving more miles over the past two years, which helps explain why transportation emissions have been nosing upward since 2013, despite efficiency rules.
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Most of the jokes are about how Australians are parochial, beer-guzzling, boot-loving simpletons, but the episode's big joke is the very idea of a diplomatic crisis between the United States and Australia.
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In the media, it's a byword for liberal hypocrisy—a haven for olive oil-guzzling Blairites who talk about the plight of the working man from the safety of their second homes in Tuscany.
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Drake has cut one of his fans a huge break ... we've learned he's told authorities to drop a felony burglary case against the Pennsylvania woman for breaking into his house and guzzling his sodas.
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Converting fully to renewable energy is an ambitious goal, especially for a logistics company that relies on gas-guzzling cargo planes and trucks to deliver goods to consumers' doors in two days or less.
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Aunt Charlotte, a successful artist and wine-guzzling alcoholic, turns out to be gruff, prickly, good-hearted, concerned about Marcus — and corroded by anger at the terrible things her abusive father did to her.
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Common tropes include a nurse pretending to be a patient running away from another nurse holding an injection, or guzzling down coffee on night shifts, or breaking out dance moves during a lunch break.
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When it comes to de-stressing, most people are willing to try just about anything — from guzzling CBD-infused drinks, trying out acupuncture, and even paying to smash some stuff with a baseball bat.
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Mr. Jensen, 57, a left-of-center Social Democrat, for instance, has failed to persuade the national government, led by a center-right party, to impose restrictions on diesel-guzzling vehicles in the capital.
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GM's earnings come a week after the automaker confirmed plans to resurrect the Hummer, best known as a gas-guzzling, military-style SUV, as an all-electric "super truck" with massive horsepower, acceleration, and torque.
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Many lower-income nations are taking steps to control the sector - from reducing their dependency on used car imports by promoting their own automobile manufacturing sector to raising import duties on big, fuel-guzzling vehicles.
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That includes other fuel-guzzling industries; governments for failing to explain the need for carbon taxes, and find ways to capture and store carbon; and society at large for its utter dependence on fossil fuels.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Giant Motors, an automaker partially owned by Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, is working on a prototype electric taxi to replace the gas-guzzling cabs polluting Mexico City's air, a company executive said.
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In our planet-sized hot house, governed by oil-guzzling lunatics eager to enrich their donors, it is perhaps only natural to desire escape—to cling to comforting bedtime stories passed down through the generations.
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Uber is offering its customers the option to ride in one of 50 new Tesla electric-powered vehicles in Dubai, where large gas-guzzling sedans and luxury sports cars dominate the emirate's six-lane highways.
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They were delicious, but eye-wateringly spicy (Lulu, that rascal, had savagely left all the capsican-loaded seeds and membrane inside each jalapeño) and the three of us choked them down while guzzling many beers.
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It's OK. Lounge outside on the lawn or patios for a bit, and know that you are better than those kids at the nearby bars on Manor, watching big screen TVs and guzzling expensive sugar.
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But Britain and France say they will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2040 in an attempt to reduce air pollution, ending use of the fossil fuel-guzzling internal combustion engine.
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The Vision Fund owns large stakes in cash-guzzling ride-share companies such as Didi, Grab, and Ola, which are all still private and will all need exit strategies, either through going public or selling.
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Initially, it might seem like a way for deeply Christian Candace Cameron Bure to avoid saying, "Oh, my God" — until every character is saying it, and some characters are guzzling Mylanta straight from the bottle.
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Now, as a result, thousands of small businesses — the yellow cab owners — suffer the practical and economic consequences of poor decision making, like the "frequent mechanical problems" and " gas-guzzling engines" mentioned in the article.
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As a kid, I was furious about SUVs with a passion that now seems embarrassing, telling all the suburban adults I knew that their ugly, gas-guzzling tanks were going to end life on Earth.
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MOSCOW, June 19 (Reuters) - Beer-guzzling soccer fans risk drinking bars and restaurants in the Russian capital dry, with some saying they are running low and having to wait longer than usual for fresh supplies.
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While the professor stressed that the research does not mean it&aposs okay to start guzzling pint after pint, it might mean that those who consume these beers in moderation could see major health benefits.
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But nine months later, the program has hit a snag: Ola drivers, unhappy with long wait times at charging stations and high operating expenses, want to return their cars and switch to fuel-guzzling variants.
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Cities that have implemented congestion pricing typically charge people more money for congestion-causing activities—like driving fuel-guzzling trucks, going to high-traffic areas in the heart of a city, or travelling during rush hour.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Beer-guzzling soccer fans risk drinking parts of Moscow dry, with some bars and restaurants in the Russian capital saying they are running low and having to wait longer than usual for fresh supplies.
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Knowing what I know now, I doubt I ever will feel the same, unless Amazon changes its ways by dropping the equivalent of its lazy, beer-guzzling friends — fake reviews, unclear return policies, and high prices.
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What most everyone does agree on is that the current 4G network is not up to the task of supporting the demand the hyperconnected Internet of Things and Bandwidth-guzzling video will put on wireless networks.
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And as global temperatures climb, severe droughts, extreme rain and snowfall, flooding, and heatwaveshave already started to increase — making it a lot harder to grow crops no matter how much they love guzzling down that CO2.
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Next to convincing many to ditch their gas-guzzling cars in favor of electric power, a new challenge from Tesla has arisen in Germany that has to do with the company's most talked-about feature: Autopilot.
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They try to incorporate various moments from the past, such as the Undertaker's Wrestlemania XX entrance, as well as some Stone Cold guzzling, but the climax is a ladder match slam through two sheets of plywood.
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The "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" star cruised around L.A. Tuesday like a real champion of climate change ... not in some roadster or gas-guzzling monstrosity but in a this-ain't-your-mom's-regular Volvo.
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"Due to the clean water environment in Denmark, most of the oysters there are therefore safe to eat, but we would suggest consulting locals before guzzling them," the public diplomacy and media section said by email.
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A self-described alcoholic, he is subject to bouts of severe depression and suicidal despair, and at one point he describes waking up in the middle of the night and guzzling alcohol to forestall the DTs.
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A video taken in South Australia during Friday's extreme heat showed a koala guzzling water from a cyclist's drink bottle after it had stopped the group of cyclists by sitting in the middle of the road.
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There was Roman World, for bacchanalian debauchery; Medieval World, for jousting, mead, and those silly cone hats with chiffon in them; and finally West World, a gun-slinging, whiskey guzzling sandstorm of saloons, prostitutes, and shootouts.
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Jack is attempting to beat the stuffing out of a punching bag because he's terrified of becoming verbally abusive like his father — a drink-guzzling Stanley makes a short appearance in here — yet it's not that simple.
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And as global temperatures climb, severe droughts, extreme rain and snowfall, flooding, and heatwaves have already started to increase — making it a lot harder to grow crops no matter how much they love guzzling down that CO2.
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If they are successful, it may be a sign the culture associated with unapologetic gas guzzling engines is dwindling, an impact that could ripple into more affordable spaces as battery technology and lightweight materials become more affordable.
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Finding yourself in Paris in a clawfoot bathtub, eating copious amounts of pastries, and guzzling an aged Bordeaux is a bucket list item for most, but sudsing up with the this stuff is the next best thing.
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The biggest source of demand will continue to be transportation, with consumption for planes and ships growing by 3 million barrels a day and the world's road fleet guzzling another 2 million barrels a day by 2040.
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In this climate changing era, which is making a mockery of American inaction, the unattended backpacks of our time are heavy meat consumption, excessive fashion waste, gas guzzling sports utility vehicles, incandescent bulbs, frequent flyers and more.
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The Bachelorette producers wasted no time in setting up this season's villain — Chad, a protein powder-guzzling alpha male, embodying the misogyny of Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, and the daily caloric intake of Michael Phelps.
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Location: 20 miles from Los AngelesTown population: 16,719Brewery founded: 2010El Segundo features an IPA named for former WWE wrestler 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, seen here guzzling some of his namesake product during a visit to the brewery.
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Perhaps no player's celebration was more endearing than that of Kevin Love, who ferociously downed two beers while sporting an "Austin 3:16" shirt—an admirable tribute to the WWE beer-guzzling legend, Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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Since oil prices cratered in 2014, the public has gotten used to paying less at the pump, making consumers more comfortable with buying gas-guzzling crossovers, light trucks and SUVs, which are also more profitable for automakers.
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So, according to Insurance Institute for Highway Safety data, chances of surviving such a crash are better in a Chevrolet Volt, one of the most efficient vehicles, than in any number of much heavier gas-guzzling trucks.
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Are we addicts who like combining all of our various drugs—watching football (even bad football), drinking, eating, gambling—into one big, glorious binge to help numb the midwinter blues, like railroad hobos guzzling cheap Tokay wine?
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The Golden Globe idiots were actually eating a vegan to dinner to fight climate change, while their 750 gas guzzling limousines were parked outside and over 100 private jets were used to bring people to the ceremony.
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Europe's data protection laws are some of the strictest in the world, and have long been a thorn in the side of the data-guzzling Silicon Valley tech giants since they colonized vast swathes of the internet.
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According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, the Hummer name, once known for outrageous gas-guzzling and general douchebaggery, will be repurposed for a new battery-powered SUV from General Motors as early as 2022.
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Sure, the hybrid version of a monster SUV was marginally more fuel efficient than the traditional version, but if you bought one you'd still be driving a gas-guzzling tank to drop your kid off at ballet.
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"The industry used get-out-of-jail-free cards to evade the anti-pollution rules: It built more gas guzzling trucks and claimed 'credits' for phantom mileage gains," Dan Becker, the group's director, said in a statement.
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Now it wants to sell more gas-guzzling Chevy Suburbans, which are so much cheaper to make and more profitable to sell than ordinary-size Chevy Cruzes and Buick Regals that, well, they just can't help themselves.
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It has been widely used to launder money, provide financial support for terrorist entities and countries such as Iran, help them evade sanctions and conduct state-level drug trafficking activities while guzzling the nation's precious natural resource.
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Just nine minutes into the film, Rapp was shocked to see Spacey, his face on the big screen as a cocaine-snorting, champagne-guzzling Wall Street trader attempting to lewdly seduce Griffith in the back of a limo.
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It also conceded to Wall Street that it may lose money in the short-term by tweaking its algorithm to reduce time spent on its platform to create more "meaningful" engagements, instead of being a time-guzzling machine.
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The Cellular area of the iOS Settings has controls for limiting the apps that can use your cellular connection, as well as the option to turn off the data-guzzling Wi-Fi Assist setting if it is enabled.
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Critic's Notebook Two years ago, an English high-tech company drew a flurry of media attention when it invented Vantablack, the "blackest black" ever created, made of a light-guzzling material so dark it looked like a void.
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The same goes for Knightsbridge and Putney High Street—two wealthy areas full of diesel-guzzling SUVs and 4x4s, which emit less pollution that causes climate change compared to gas alternatives, but more pollution that's harmful to humans.
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With nothing significant to say to one another ("Laurence, we're not here to hold conversations, we are here to enjoy ourselves," his wife complains), Beverly badgers her guests into guzzling more alcohol, oblivious to the mayhem it's fueling.
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Hyundai Motor Senior Vice President Lee Ki-sang said automakers had no choice but to boost green car sales to meet stringent emissions regulations, despite slackening demand as low petrol prices spur the market for gas-guzzling vehicles.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand said on Tuesday that it plans to slash prices for electric, hybrid and fuel efficient vehicles and penalize gas guzzling cars with a new fee, as it looks to make greener cars more affordable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London Mayor Sadiq Khan plans to charge the most polluting cars and vans a daily fee of 12.50 pounds ($16) to enter the city center from 2019, the latest city to crack down on gas-guzzling cars.
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Making sure everything is muted and coolly blue is a great way to simply trick the brain into guzzling down more episodes without really thinking about what it's watching, at least not until moving on to the next thing.
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But sales fell in North America, where U.S. demand for the Prius has been sluggish since it went on sale there earlier this year, as low gasoline prices have stoked demand for gas-guzzling SUVs and pick-up trucks.
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And because we know guzzling enough throughout the day is a pretty hard feat, we found the perfect solution — get a water bottle that looks so good, you can't help but carry it around with you everywhere you go.
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But after flying the four-engine, fuel-guzzling plane for decades, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines are retiring the so-called Queen of the Skies in favor of sleeker, more fuel-efficient models that are cheaper to operate.
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Resist auto lobbyists' wheedling for Hummer-size loopholes that would result in the industry churning out even more gas-guzzling and polluting SUVs and other trucks, undercutting the rules' effectiveness because the trucks enjoy weaker standards than cars.3.
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BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Vauxhall, the British version of the Opel brand sold on the continent, have all launched similar schemes in recent weeks to incentivize motorists to reduce emissions by replacing their gas-guzzling models with greener cars.
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Surely you remember Hummers — those gas-guzzling road hogs born of the battlefields (the original Hummer H1 was a consumer variant of the military Humvee) and weaned from the oil fields (the H23 delivered some 10 miles per gallon).
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If the prospect of the family table seems stressful for holiday season, well, maybe you'll find yourself at Applebee's instead, guzzling down a brightly-colored dollar drink and tearing apart your sorrows by way of the app sampler platter.
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Though historians don't know exactly where that urban legend came from, it has obviously stuck with us — every year, you'll see people decked out in the color of the Emerald Isle ordering green beers in bars and guzzling minty Shamrock Shakes.
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While there is demand for long-haul flights as more Asians travel to Western countries, gas guzzling aircraft are a problem with oil at more than $70 a barrel after years of cheap fuel, and rising labour and infrastructure costs.
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Not only does it instantly fade the look and feel of a sunburn, it smells like a cross between a sweet coconut piña colada and a refreshing mojito — something you were probably guzzling when you forgot to reapply your sunscreen.
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You're cruising up the Pacific Coast Highway in your shiny new I-Pace on the way to some fancy cliffside restaurant, but you wind up caught behind some mope spewing toxic fumes out the back of some gas-guzzling beater.
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Let's take a quick pulse check to see how the Crains are handling the situation: Shirley is tough; Theo is guzzling booze; Steve is falling apart and seeing ghosts; Luke, slack-faced, looks like got run over by a train.
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No, not by the usual method of guzzling it down, but by showing off his latest homemade "storm glass"—a method of weather forecasting dating from the 18th century that entails looking for snowstorms and fog raging within the bottle.
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Not only do you wind up with a beer belly, but according to a report in Strength and Conditioning Journal, guzzling the equivalent of five or more drinks appears to suppress the production of testosterone which will compromise your erections.
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While you're grilling burgers, guzzling light beers, and accidentally blowing your hand off with fireworks, Ludacris is engaging in a more noble pursuit: he'll finally close the notorious detention center at the US Navy base on Guantánamo, once and for all.
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Dr. Penick is an entomologist at North Carolina State University, and he wanted to find out if midsize cities had enough flowers available to sustain hungry bees, or if the buzzing insects were guzzling Big Gulps to get their fix.
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BONN, Germany (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The global agricultural sector can curb emissions immediately and provide a window for fossil fuel-guzzling energy and transport sectors to decarbonize before global warming spirals out of control, the United Nations said on Friday.
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The Emmy-winning Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and Disney alum builds an alternate timeline-in-chief in which George Washington rides a shining Labrador pup, John Quincey Adams is a DJ, and Grover Cleveland is a honey-guzzling Winnie the Pooh pretender.
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The Germans are now introducing their Tesla fighters as consumers are beginning to adopt electric cars on a larger scale, driven by regulations that are making their diesel-guzzling variants more expensive and electric cars becoming cheaper and easier to own.
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While a show about a couple of middle-aged guys scoffing food, guzzling booze, and bickering might sound like an exercise in indulgence, The Trip instead manages to be a uniquely poignant show that reflects on age, self-worth, and family.
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The series, a comedy-drama set in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War, required a foil for its raucous, irreverent, martini-guzzling leads, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), and Mr. Stiers's imperious Maj.
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Germany's premium automakers are now marketing electric cars as their flagship models, a strategy which Daimler, Volkswagen and BMW hope will lure customers away from gas-guzzling SUVs that could soon land them with hefty fines under new EU emissions rules.
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The series, a comedy-drama set in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War, required a foil for its raucous, irreverent, martini-guzzling leads, Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and B. J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), and Mr. Stiers's imperious Maj.
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The decision was praised by many drivers and their advocates who never grew enamored of the Nissan, complaining about bumpy rides, frequent mechanical problems, gas-guzzling engines and the vehicle's small interior that only fits a maximum of four passengers.
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With inspiration taken from nomadic groups such as the Berber, Bedouin, and indigenous Australians, the game might depict what it means to live more intimately with an environment (certainly compared to those of us who are living resource-guzzling lives).
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Simon Manyonda's malevolent Edmund is all appetite — he works out while delivering his lines — while Jane Horrocks's vampy sex kitten of a Regan complements Celia Imrie's Goneril, forever appearing drink in hand, clearly guzzling her way to an early grave.
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The retail giant needs gas-guzzling planes and trucks to deliver packages to shoppers' doors in as little as one hour, and Amazon Web Services, its cloud computing division, relies on significant amounts of electricity to power its server farms.
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There are many ways to reduce emissions: quitting the combustion of fossil fuels, especially coal, the world's dirtiest fossil fuel; switching to renewable energy like solar and wind power; moving away from gas- and diesel-guzzling cars; and halting deforestation.
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But analysts who spoke with the AP mostly predicted the shutdowns would have a minor and temporary effect on US gas-guzzling, with rises of five to 15 cents per gallon most likely, and a rise of 25 cents per gallon possible.
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If they are right, then their futuristic call to arms may best be represented by a new concept commercial for the Tesla Model S that profiles the car as the last hope of humanity in a dystopian wasteland of gas-guzzling automobiles.
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It was John Lithgow on The Late Show impersonating a wine-guzzling Rudy Giuliani claiming that the 2016 election was hacked by Hunter Biden who is actually a Men in Black-style alien being operated by a tiny Hillary Clinton in his neck.
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However, a recent study by Werner Antweiler and Sumeet Gulati at the University of British Columbia contradicts this argument, finding that the carbon tax there has encouraged people to buy more fuel-efficient cars, helping to reduce gas-guzzling by 7% per person.
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Now, these workers — and consumers — are going to face a new reality where Amazon is shipping a single stick of deodorant through its supply chain and onto a fuel-guzzling truck in order to grab a bigger share of the retail market.
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Fairtransport is also part of an ambitious European Union-backed initiative to build a large hybrid ship that runs on both engine power and "wind-assisted ship propulsion" — offering shippers a middle option between Christopher Columbus-style schooners and diesel-guzzling mega-ships.
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Since the battery pack is mounted under the SUV's floor, the Model X has lower center of gravity and therefore, Tesla says, is less prone to rollovers than other vehicles in its class, which are front-loaded with heavier gas-guzzling engines.
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European negotiators also led an effort to forge a compromise exempting older, fuel-guzzling aircraft from the standards until 2028 - five years longer than a competing proposal pushed by U.S. negotiators, according to U.S. and European sources with direct knowledge of the talks.
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It's still unclear as to how the material will fare in terms of reliability and lifetime for practical outdoor applications, but a world where we don't have to cart around energy-guzzling appliances to guarantee ourselves fake microclimates doesn't seem that far away.
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While the others lounged on a blue tarp, guzzling beer and feasting on store-bought trays of sushi, tempura and onigiri, I spent the break huddled in a remote corner, convinced the next few hours were going to take years off my life.
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Selling gas-guzzling cars and trucks might continue to drive short-term profit, as some in the auto industry believe, but abandoning the standards now in place would run counter to the longer arc of consumer demand, state regulations and international market forces.
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Mr. Van Valkenburgh, of the Coin Center, has argued that Bitcoin miners, who can do the work anywhere, have an incentive to situate themselves near cheap, often green energy sources, especially now that coal-guzzling China appears to be exiting the mining business.
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For just about everyone else, however, when it comes to the existential, physical, and psychological demands of keeping human offspring alive, relief probably will not, and cannot, come in the form of guzzling wine and spending a weekday on a private plane.
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Since taking over in early 2018, President Cyril Ramaphosa has been trying to stimulate economic growth by winning back foreign investors, easing policy log-jams and reforming cash-guzzling state firms, particularly power utility Eskom, which relies on government money to stay afloat.
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The satirical version stands this portrayal on its head, denouncing the grandmother's love of her gas-guzzling motorbike and piling it on with the suggestion that she swaps her bike for an S.U.V. that she uses to plow over a couple of grandfathers.
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Last week, for instance, the Trump campaign issued a lengthy statement berating Sanders as a "wealthy fossil fuel-guzzling millionaire," living a life at odds with his messaging on inequality, and criticizing his campaign's use of jets and office products bought from Amazon.
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Strength in smaller, fuel-efficient sedans helped Hyundai Motor outperform the industry during the global economic downturn, but has left it reeling from a consumer shift to gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in recent years, driven by a slump in the price of oil.
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The uncommonly wet winter in Perth may be to blame for the rise in the crop-guzzling green nomads, but Handasyde said the issue is contained and that his team are working very hard to ensure this doesn't become a 'thing' in other states.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Shipments of coking coal from the United States and Canada rose to a sixth of all Indian imports of the fuel during the year ended March 2019, as steelmakers in the coal guzzling country look to cut their dependence on Australia.
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In Audi's ad for its E-Tron electric SUV, Maisie Williams — of "Game of Thrones" fame — urges drivers to let go of gas-guzzling cars through her rendition of the famous "Frozen" song "Let It Go." A 639% bump in traffic went to Audi's Cars.
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But, somehow along the way (and especially in America), that has been translated to a day of guzzling green beer, along with other artificially colored goods in the shape of shamrocks, all the while trudging around town in beaded necklaces and leprechaun-inspired hats (sigh).
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In a dinghy onstage at 3LD Art & Technology Center in Lower Manhattan, they were rehearsing a scene from Sheila Callaghan's immersive new eco-play, "(Not) Water" — guzzling water ever more sloppily from a succession of increasingly large plastic containers, then throwing their empties overboard.
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"That Maharashtra would face a water crisis was clear when monsoons failed, yet the state took no action to curb supplies to water-guzzling industries like beer and sugar," said Parineeta Dandekar, associate coordinator at the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People.
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President Trump's defiant embrace of fossil fuels is an insult to common sense and global decency, but even President Barack Obama's policy reforms left gas-guzzling cars on our roads, leaky homes throughout our towns and cities, and industries with their energy-wasteful operations unchecked.
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And then it got weirder, as Trump, at a Texas rally, responded by mocking Rubio guzzling water during his response to the State of the Union address in 2012: And mocking Rubio's ears: Getting ugly: Trump says Rubio was putting on makeup with a trowel backstage.
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Most of the girls in the Rizzoli-published book weren't even born when the song originally came out, but they capture the spirit of the song and its bratty insouciance—there are girls doing headstands, guzzling pizza, clutching skateboards, and posing in front of their bedroom walls.
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Whilst London is rolling out an "ultra low emission zone", which will see the most gas-guzzling vehicles pay daily charges to enter the city center from 2020, Oxford's "Zero Emission Zone" will ban emitting vehicles from entering part of the city center from that date.
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But environmentalists say a real solution would require much more serious measures: improving fuel quality, phasing out fuel-guzzling cars, introducing solar and other renewable sources of energy, planting trees on a large scale and improving public transportation to reduce the number of cars on the roads.
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Yet our president insists that a bailout for failing coal plants, stepped-up oil and gas extraction on our public lands, a green light for gas-guzzling cars and a pass for super-polluting "glider" trucks are just what we need to make America great again.
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Sparkling water is all the rage right now — just look at how many of your friends spend their days guzzling down cans of LaCroix (don't even get us started on White Claws and the countless other brands coming out with their version of the "spiked seltzer").
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Sales of the standard version of the fourth-generation Prius, the forefather of the "eco car", have been sluggish in the United States since it went on sale around February, as low gasoline prices have ramped up demand for gas-guzzling SUVs and pick-up trucks.
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Depending on the outcome, it could create a scenario where automakers sell different vehicles in different states or face fines if, for instance, people buy gas-guzzling S.U.V.s in one state, then cross a border to use them in a different state that has tougher emissions standards.
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The underage beer-guzzling is as quaint today as the lines of pristine Mustangs and Firebirds or the public displays of devotion to Judas Priest, a devotion that remained unshaken and sincere even after the definitive anti-hagiography that was 1984's This Is Spinal Tap.
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When you're young and on the campaign trail, hopping between stop one, stop two, and stop three — staying awake by guzzling Mountain Dew and eating Planters peanuts and dried fruit out of a blue plastic bag — you think of what it might be like if you got to Washington.
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Already, using drones instead of trucks seems to provide advantages in terms of time (saving between an hour and even a full day in some cases) and emissions, and it can cut down on the amount of empty return trips made by large, heavy gas-guzzling vehicles, as well.
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It's a comforting, if obvious, realization—that one is in charge of one's own mental state; that guzzling anti-anxiety herbal solutions can only go so far if you're not willing to commit to sustaining a better, healthier mindset; that seeking stability and calm isn't a passive act.
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Elon Musk's electric car company is notoriously grumpy about Tesla owners working on their own cars, but that hasn't stopped enthusiastic mechanics from fixing up the vehicles and even lifting the electric motors out of Teslas and putting them in the chassis of other, formerly gas guzzling cars.
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Despite growing climate concerns, American automakers have struggled to make significant gains in overall fuel efficiency in recent years, as they increase the production of gas-guzzling light trucks, minivans and sport utility vehicles, which are subject to less stringent emissions standards, and better for companies' bottom lines.
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The Trump administration argues the new rules will save up to 12,700 motorists lives over the coming decades because they lower the price of new vehicles, prod people into buying safer newer vehicles faster and result in motorists driving less because gas-guzzling vehicles will cost more to operate.
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But if you are a battery-guzzling fiend â€" maybe your iPhone is glued to your hand, or you hate charging up every night, or you’re somewhere so remote there’s no outlets â€" your battery case options for Apple’s latest iPhones are kinda limited.
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But when an entire generation grows up imagining that the only thing standing in the way of a Chernobyl-scale meltdown is the slip of a finger attached to a Duff-guzzling buffoon, it's not hard to see why the public has become so wary of investing in the technology.
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Let's start with the U.S. auto industry, just 10 years removed from bankruptcies at Chrysler and GM. When gasoline prices spiked to $4 a gallon, consumers didn't want to buy the gas-guzzling vehicles U.S. automakers were selling, and so sales of more efficient autos went to our foreign competitors.
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The negotiations are difficult, but Davis and Crawford eventually sign on and show up for the table-read at the studio like swaggering white and black hats in a Western, their two gas-guzzling cars facing each other in the lot as in a deadly standoff in a dusty frontier town.
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After guzzling a beer in his trademark "tornado drinking" style, he fills a jar with another glass of beer, an unidentified blue liquid, a glass of the extremely strong Chinese grain alcohol baijiu, part of a Pepsi can, and a cracked egg, then downs it all in a single chug.
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In particular, automakers said they feared a situation in which they would be forced to sell entirely different kinds of cars in different states and be subject to fines and litigation if consumers crossed state lines to buy gas-guzzling SUVs that were legal in some states but not others.
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SoCal's current stew of spirituality, wellness, and consciousness comes in many varieties—from the Moon Juice–guzzling GOOP aristocracy to the ayahuasceros, ecstatic dancers, shamanic DJs, personal development junkies, hippies, hypnotists, hydrotherapists, herbalists, weed biz hustlers, and Instagram models who post bikini photos over inspirational quotes and call it work.
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Ecotaxes are one option, but they're not the best solutionCommercial aviation is, inherently, a gas-guzzling, greenhouse-gas-heavy industry, but there are a number of steps that airlines and governments are taking to improve efficiency and decrease emissions per passenger flown, even if fully clean flight is still a long way away.
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In 2005, a Dartmouth professor, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, wrote in a journal article provocatively titled "It's Not My Fault: Global Warming and Individual Moral Obligations" that he was under no moral obligation to refrain from taking a gas-guzzling S.U.V. for a Sunday afternoon joy ride if he felt like doing so.
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At the time, the charts were overwhelmed with party-pop songs: Far East Movement&aposs "Like a G6," a ridiculously fun and spiky ode to champagne guzzling, and Rihanna&aposs "Only Girl (In the World)," in which Robyn Fenty tells a man to love her as if she were a nice car.
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Benefiting commuters, mountain bikers, road bikers, and city cruisers alike, e-bikes shifted the way people get from point A to point B.Despite criticism from traditional cyclists, there's no denying the positive impact e-bikes have on the environment as more people ditch gas-guzzling cars in favor of battery-powered bikes.
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Below are his answers to a few of the hundreds of questions he received on The Times and on Facebook, covering everything from artificial meat to Americans' gas guzzling driving preferences (with some light editing of his dictated responses): How do we get the public to stop buying gas guzzlers when fuel is so cheap?
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Because the high-mileage, zero-emission Bolt helps the company stay under the federal government's fuel-economy standards, it perversely allows G.M. to keep selling more profitable, gas-guzzling cars, like the Tahoe S.U.V. As a result, G.M. could lose money on each Bolt and still find the overall project valuable to its bottom line.
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With ten days, 13 venues, hundreds of artists, and tens of thousands of hardened clubbers pouring into Playa Del Carmen—a coastal town on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula—it feels like the entire world of underground house and techno is guzzling ceviche and tequila on the Mayan Riviera every January, this year from the 8th to the 17th.
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Today Harcourt-Cooze sells "bean to bar" chocolate products through Willie's Cacao, although turning the Nutella-guzzling masses onto 70-percent cacao hasn't been without its difficulties (the Channel 4 documentary included some painful grovelling with Selfridges chocolate buyers) and Hugo Chavez reportedly criticised the company for exporting the cacao, rather than carrying out chocolate production in Venezuela.
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Tapping into a vein of bratty bravado, he careens past toothless PG-13 peacocking into the kind of unrepentant sleaze that made him successful in the first place, culminating in a breathtaking stretch on the bridge where he sneers about fucking your girl, guzzling cocaine, and buying his mom a station wagon all in the same breath.
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It is less exciting, for example, to watch a football game while wedged in the middle of a row of beer-guzzling, high-fiving, highly excited just-out-of-college guys on a sweltering day than it would be to observe it with your grateful adult friends from the uncrowded comforts of an air-conditioned governor's box.
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And while social issues were the focus, sensationalism was never excluded, such as a 1942 photo by Alan Fisher of a man eagerly guzzling booze from a hose at a 1942 beer bust, a chaotic 1941 shoot-out captured by Max Peter Haas, or a 1948 image of a car that crashed into a Bronx home by Sheldon Gottesman.
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So if it's too much to ask for a chain-smoking, leopard spandex-clad stay-at-home mom who can't bother to do anything for her kids; or a beer guzzling, poker playing, blue collar mom who can't stop screaming at hers, maybe the golden age of television could bring us a few more Selinas to help balance things out?
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Feeling hemmed in by white voters who had responded to Reagan's racemongering about the shiftless poor guzzling up government benefits, Clinton decided to make a sort of Faustian bargain: He would "reform" welfare in a way that would detoxify the politics around it, gambling that the move would create more support for a strong safety net in the long run.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s dream was explicitly not for everyone to drive around in expensive, gas-guzzling trucks, which should go without saying but everyone understandably felt the need to clarify to Ram and its parent company Chrysler after they aired a Super Bowl LII ad selectively quoting one of the civil rights leader's anti-capitalist speeches alongside footage of their vehicles.
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From the avuncular Bernie Sanders to the wonky policy machine known as Elizabeth Warren, what would make the left wing of the Democratic Party opt for a candidate who, despite widespread ridicule in the media, still takes a caravan of gas-guzzling SUVs on a near-daily 11-mile trek from his home on the Upper East Side to his favorite gym in Brooklyn?
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A monster truck driving, beer guzzling, blue-jean wearing hulk of a man, 'Stone-Cold' Steve Austin would enter the arena to the sound of glass shattering, perhaps a metaphor for his intended destruction of the white-collar establishment embodied in turn by Vince McMahon, Jr. It was in the Stone-Cold era that Vince McMahon went from a narrator function to the personification of Corporate America in his character of 'Mr. McMahon.
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And while we've been guzzling juice one way or another since, well, forever, we've arrived in a time where juice is no longer a beverage but a cultish lifestyle, in which more than 10,000 people will envy a photo of a lululemon-clad woman in front of a brick wall, her feet crossed to show off new salmon-colored Nikes, clutching a $10 kale-cucumber Lean Green Machine with almond-shaped, Essie-glossed fingernails.
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Otherwise, any mention or appearance of technology in Pixar movies usually romanticizes older forms of tech, like the gas-guzzling autos from Cars, or the dirigible and homemade take on a hot-air balloon in Up. Because these are children's movies these characterizations can, for now, be chalked up to the studio's efforts to preserve what Baby Boomer execs see as a more innocent time, before the acceleration of current technology totally preoccupied kids with iPads and YouTube.
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Higher living standards and rising demand for consumer goods — from Cokes and packaged foods to cars and mass-produced meat — are major reasons why the world is guzzling more freshwater, according to the U.N. So manufacturers face a dilemma: They can meet the growing demand by expanding operations and producing more goods, but if they take a business-as-usual approach, they might deplete local freshwater resources — a risky business move and a surefire way to tarnish their brands.
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The many Canadian redneck jokes in this inexplicable action-adventure fantasy starring a pickup-driving, beer-guzzling hick named Rowsdower all culminate in one wonderful song about this nation's ongoing beef with our neighbor to the north: And if that weren't enough, Rowsdower ends up with his own theme song in the closing credits, here edited into a fittingly Rowsdower-filled fanvid: Say what you will about Werewolf (episode 904), but the music's actually not terrible — and it's instantly made 3000 times better by the tour de force musical accompaniment Mike and the bots give it in the closing credits.
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