Ignition interlocks, which are essentially breathalyzers connected to the vehicle's ignition system, could also make a difference.
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" As for "Ignition (Remix)" — the song that has seemed to keep him from slipping too far from the public's graces — Kelly also reveals in the interview that he wrote the line, "This is the remix to 'Ignition'" about five years before he wrote a song called "Ignition.
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Following its investigation into the defective ignition switch, GM conducted more than 70 recalls, including for parts unrelated to the ignition switch such as headlights and power doors.
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You must insert an ignition key to start this one, which tells you something about its price range in a vehicle age where push-button ignition is commonplace.
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All states use ignition interlocks to some degree, but as of January 2016, only 23 states require interlocks for all DUI offenders, which are sometimes called universal ignition interlock laws.
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Launch +1 yr policy would kick in at rocket ignition.
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Ignition Partners owns 11.7% and Frazier Technology Ventures owns 7.2%.
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Just moments after ignition, the vehicle's engine abruptly shut down.
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"There's not an ignition switch with a key," he said.
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Existing investors also participated, including Insight Partners and Ignition Partners.
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This week, Ignition Partners, a venture firm in Bellevue, Wash.
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The ignition coil arc is pretty but hooking up a blank, perforated circuit board to those ignition coils forces the electric arc down its various paths to create a gorgeous random pattern of dangerous electricity.
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But you can't start the car without turning on the ignition.
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I reached down to my right and pushed the ignition switch.
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T) vehicles and faulty ignition switches in General Motors Co (GM.
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There's no need to put the key in the ignition anymore.
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As he turned the ignition, there were tears in his eyes.
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An employee inspects a target chamber at the National Ignition Facility.
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General Motors — A fourth case involving defective ignition switches was dismissed.
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I pushed the ignition button and fell more deeply in love.
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A driver puts a key into the ignition and takes off.
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Before she turned the keys in the ignition, she slumped over.
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"All fires require three elements: oxygen, ignition, and fuel," Hoffmeister says.
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He stole a glance inside the car — keys in the ignition.
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The environmentalists are the most likely ignition point for any unrest.
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Luckily, it was only a one-alarm ignition without serious injury.
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The car is entirely unrestored, but an electronic ignition was added.
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Now it seems that engine ignition worked a little too well.
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Of course, I preferred the roar of the quick-push ignition.
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Business Insider's IGNITION 2017 will be here before you know it!
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And compression ignition engines also suffer in terms of refinement compared to spark ignition cars, Mazda engineers say, which they think would turn off prospective drivers who aren't as swayed by fuel economy claims as others.
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After all, ignition interlock systems don't prevent other types of impaired driving.
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They leave their keys in the ignition and don't lock their doors.
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I pointed out that there was no evident ignition in the Prius.
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The car was in drivable condition, the keys still in the ignition.
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He hops in an RV, turns the ignition, and hits the road.
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Notre Dame opened a turbo-machinery lab at Ignition Park in 2016.
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"I saw the ignition for a split second and turned," he said.
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First/second stage separation, Delta Cryogenic Second Stage Ignition and fairing separation!
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"Ignition: An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants" by John D. Clark
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The countdown reached ignition, but the engine blew apart on the launchpad.
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Business Insider is currently hosting its annual IGNITION event in New York.
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He is grateful that his wife helped him turn the ignition key.
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Advocates also appreciate ignition interlock laws and the results of the new study.
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The car was in drivable condition, with the keys still in the ignition.
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Now, Patrick will be speaking at Business Insider's Ignition conference in early December.
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He said that the company will conduct its first ignition test this summer.
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A package including the lock and the ignition detection hardware sells for $399.
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"You've got fuel, you've got conducive fire weather, you've got ignition," Flannigan says.
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Binding to that antigen was like turning the key in an automobile ignition.
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Prior to propellant ignition, the booster hardware was heated to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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General Motors seems to have contained the uproar over its faulty ignition switches.
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I'd argue on its basis that keyless ignition, for example, is not innovation.
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We strapped in, and my mom started the ignition, but we didn't move.
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When Maddie saw Salsman allegedly reach for the ignition, she blocked his hand.
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This "home ignition zone,"as it's called, holds the critical points of vulnerability.
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The second plane exploded upon impact, caused by the ignition of its fuel.
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I turn my ignition off, and I put my hands out the window.
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She was turning the ignition as he shut his, backpack at his feet.
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Business Insider interviewed Arity President Gary Hallgren in San Francisco at IGNITION: Transportation.
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Here's the full conversation — and you can watch all of IGNITION: Transportation here.
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"We are not ruling out any possible ignition sources," Homendy said on Thursday.
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Keep the windows up and don't touch the ignition, radio or steering wheel.
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Photo shows the ignition switch of a 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt in Alexandria, Va. The ignition switch on the Cobalt and other small cars was so poorly designed that it easily slipped out of the run position, causing engines to stall.
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Many new car models don't even offer the option of an ignition with keys.
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"We're evangelical about this," he declared at Business Insider's Ignition conference on December 6th.
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Keyless ignition became standard on 62% of vehicles as of 2018, according to Edmunds.
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The keys were in the car ignition and the car was emptied of gas.
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But when you sit down inside, you won't place that key in an ignition.
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Defects range from exploding air bag inflators to faulty ignition switches and electronic glitches.
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Frank Artale, a managing director at Ignition Partners, has resigned, according to the firm.
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Surely, the light from the rocket's ignition will pierce through the clouds, I think.
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"We thought that the T-cell antigen receptor was the ignition switch," Allison says.
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Prior to this, all Falcon 9 landings have used a single Merlin 1D ignition.
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General Motors employees knowingly installed faulty ignition switches in cars between 1998 and 2014.
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Instruments can be viewed from within the target chamber at the National Ignition Facility.
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From a statement made last night by Ignition, which has offices in Bellevue, Wash.
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The device is directly wired to the ignition and is installed on the dashboard.
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That one-two punch really did cause this ignition of energy across the country.
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It attempted a flight Wednesday night, but that test was abruptly ended after ignition.
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But when trying to destroy something specific, Governor Tarkin orders a single-reactor ignition.
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Hilliard Munoz Gonzales, which handles many GM ignition switch lawsuits, also represents the plaintiffs.
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Jodie gave her head a shake and turned the ignition on her own car.
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Levinson spoke during Business Insider's IGNITION: Transportation live event in San Francisco on Tuesday.
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Integris raised money from Ignition and three other venture firms following the 2016 accusation.
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Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam leader, was the ignition switch back then, too.
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Dax tried the ignition again, and again, hoping to coax the engine to life.
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The Zip even comes with a push-button ignition to get the propane burning.
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So when it's "Ignition" time, I have to excuse myself from the dance floor.
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Upon ignition, the rotary transmission selector rises from the console like a rock star.
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Those recalls included a G.M. ignition-switch defect linked to at least 124 deaths.
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But when she went outside, she found she'd left her keys in the ignition.
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"We're evangelical about this," he declared at Business Insider's Ignition conference on Dec. 6.
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IGNITION 2016 included distinguished speakers such as Arianna Huffington, Sheryl Connelly, and Mike Dyer.
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The cost of installing and maintaining an ignition interlock is typically borne by the offender.
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Falls Township Police Lt. Henry Ward says people should remove their keys from the ignition.
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Brad Silverberg, who was responsible for Windows 95, co-founded Ignition Partners and Fuel Capital.
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That's why we're thrilled that he'll be speaking at IGNITION 2016, Business Insider's flagship conference.
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Don't miss your chance to hear all about the future of technology at IGNITION 2016!
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Other automakers have automatic engine shut-off in keyless ignition vehicles but not all do.
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"This is a home ignition problem much more than a wildland management problem," Schoennagel said.
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Just like Ignition Partners put out that statement, other firms should also be doing that.
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A re-ignition of the Brexit drama comes ahead of European Parliament elections this week.
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Unreel has raised $1.5 million in seed funding from Digital Ignition Entertainment and angel investors.
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A machine with 59,400 bricks should be sufficient to achieve thermonuclear ignition, according to Stygar.
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Four girls next to me start singing "Ignition (Remix)" in a lazy, half-embarrassed unison.
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Jupiter's other investors: SystemIQ, DCVC, Ignition Partners, MS&AD Ventures and insurers QBE and Nephila.
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We saw the flash of 3rd stage ignition and the subsequent 3rd stage was spectacular.
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And, at first ignition, the engine has a bit of a menacing drone to it.
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Pressing the ignition button starts the engine, while twisting the right handle activates the throttle.
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We had a great first stage burn, stage separation, second stage ignition and fairing separation.
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The association says that failure contributed to ignition in one-third of the dryer fires.
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Mr. Ebeling was manager of the ignition system and final assembly for the shuttle boosters.
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The NTSB recommended the use of ignition interlocks for all first time offenders in 2012.
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To learn more from experts in digital, be sure to attend Business Insider's IGNITION 2017!
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But the recognition quickly turned to criticism over the automaker's deadly ignition switch recall scandal.
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People were thrilled to hear it, as they should have been: "Ignition" is a jam.
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We held our first ever retail-centric IGNITION conference on Tuesday in New York City.
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Miles upon miles of electrical lines criss-cross the landscape, providing ample opportunity for ignition.
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Business Insider is hosting its first Ignition event on the future of retail this January.
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Her master class in the danger of organizational inertia was the GM ignition switch crisis.
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Estimated valuation: $1 billionBecame a unicorn: July Major backers: Eight Roads Ventures, Greycroft, Ignition Partners
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Mr. Houston-Jones made one appearance, early on, as if quietly turning the ignition key.
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We understand how higher temperatures and long-term drought are the perfect conditions for ignition.
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Cal Fire identified two ignition points, both of which were sparked by PG&E power lines.
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Coyle refers to Barada's breakout as "an ignition event" — an improbable athletic achievement that inspires others.
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His eyes were fixed on the instrument panel clock and the ignition light next to it.
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He'll also have to get an ignition interlock device installed in his whip for 6 months.
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"The fumes came into contact with an unknown ignition source and exploded into flames," LAFD said.
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It works on cars with a keyless remote and push-button ignition, such as a Prius.
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All the IGNITION speakers and panels provided some excellent, specialized insight on the future of tech.
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An image of a National Ignition Facility "Big Foot" deuterium-tritium implosion on February 7, 2016.
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And with the high winds, all it takes is an ignition, even in an urban environment.
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They're not given the portion of the digital key that allows them to start the ignition.
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The projects being developed in the Ignition Lab dovetail rather nicely with Dublin's "smart" city campaign.
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The blast ruptures the fuel systems, the fuel finds an ignition source, and an inferno ensues.
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The fuel leak, in combination with an ignition source, also creates the potential for a fire.
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In the first attempted launch, the powerful Musudan missile crashed into the sea seconds after ignition.
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But her first challenge was to steer GM through a multi-billion-dollar ignition-switch recall.
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Apply for the chance to attend IGNITION: Smart Cities in Washington, DC on Tuesday, December 10th.
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Here a cross, there a swirl — a feather frozen in flight, a tangled attempt at ignition.
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In the case of this month's fires, investigators are treating the 17 suspected ignition points separately.
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In January 2016, just after the Cologne attacks, the atmosphere in Germany was close to ignition.
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That report concluded the automaker's culture allowed the faulty ignition switches to go undetected for years.
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Pros: Great price for the quality, excellent ignition system, heats quickly and evenlyCons: Awkward to move
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The company did take a $440 million charge related to litigation involving its ignition switch problems.
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Friction or the breaking of fibers could have provided the energy for ignition, the company said.
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For as shouty as it is at ignition, the DB113 is even louder at full throttle.
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Take gasoline compression ignition (GCI), which boosts engine efficiency while reducing NOx and soot pollutants simultaneously.
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IGNITION: Smart Cities features conversations with industry leaders and senior city officials who are transforming cities.
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In Pittsburgh, there was an ignition switch that was largely related to health care and universities.
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Apply for the chance to attend IGNITION: Retail in New York City on Tuesday, January 14th.
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Sir Martin Sorrell, Danica Patrick, and Troy Carter: Meet the newest additions to the IGNITION lineup
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" Elsewhere the brassily cavalier "Strip No More," contains a middle eight nod to R. Kelly's "Ignition.
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Mr. Cooper is hardly a newcomer to the G.M. ignition issue, having spent years uncovering the defect.
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GM has also sought exclusions for dozen of parts, including push button ignition switches and transmission bearings.
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Gradient Ventures, Google's AI-focused venture fund, Ignition Partners and Halfcourt Ventures also participated in the round.
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However, just before a second planned engine ignition on Monday night, Beresheet's computer reset, canceling the maneuver.
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Existing investors, including Ignition Partners, Zetta Venture Partners, Acequia Capital and Plug and Play Ventures, also participated.
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An official added that the car key was in the ignition and turned to the on position.
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And then with subsequent reports like Dave McClure, there are also resignations, as well as Ignition Partners.
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There was General Motors' crisis involving defective ignition switches and Toyota's scandal related to sudden vehicle acceleration.
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Sony also says the whole thing is very fast to start up whenever the ignition turns out.
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Everything was normal during the flight until a few seconds after the ignition of the second stage.
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So it might be a little while yet before ignition in your battery is a good thing.
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Business Insider's flagship IGNITION conference headliners include Mark Cuban, Janice Min, Sir Martin Sorrell and Barbara Corcoran.
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Photographs snapped by the crew show the boat's ignition and battery switch both in the off positions.
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This study shows that alcohol ignition interlock programs should include alcohol abuse treatments to prevent future DUIs.
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The key was left in the ignition, with his helmet and gloves on the seat, it added.
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I had to physically turn the virtual key in the ignition or put the vehicle into drive.
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The next day, her vehicle was found on a bridge nearby, the keys still in the ignition.
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The Portal comes from Ignition Labs, a technology company founded by a group of ex-Qualcomm engineers.
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Ignition of the third stage is scheduled to occur 38 minutes and 58 seconds into the launch.
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In October 2017, GM agreed to pay $120 million to resolve ignition switch claims from 49 states.
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GM still faces some pending civil lawsuits over the ignition switch issue, including some economic loss claims.
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The case involved a faulty ignition switch in GM vehicles linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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The company still faces some lawsuits in connection with the ignition switch recall, including economic loss claims.
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" Pohl said building materials can be used to make new construction "ignition resistant and resistant to embers.
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The vapor cloud exploded after reaching a welding unit 70 feet away that provided an ignition source.
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His mother is the founder of Ignition Academy, a life-counseling program for adults in Bryn Athyn.
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When Judge Gerber did learn about the ignition switch problem a few years later, he was frustrated.
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Research suggests lower blood alcohol concentration limits and interventions like ignition interlocks can make a big difference.
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When you have winds with an ignition near urban areas, that's when the fires get really big.
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I used a similar technique to repair the ignition switch on my Honda Civic—no parts required!
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Turning off the ignition, I decided to ask the man if he would evaluate my parking job.
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Then we took the keys out of the ignition, and called his girlfriend to drive us home.
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They left a shank broken off in the ignition and a Stephen King book in the backseat.
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"The ignition probability is about the same as in Sweden, but they're caught quicker," Mr. Lindberg said.
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Five months later, after conducting its own investigation, GM recalled about 262,22004 vehicles with the ignition switch.
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And all of this comes from the wrong ignition and the wrong way of looking at country.
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In the future, all that vegetation will stay drier for longer, which means more chances for ignition.
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Investigators early on eliminated weather, spontaneous ignition, smoking and the rekindling of a previous fire as causes.
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Because the vehicle was on an inaccurate timescale, the Starliner "thought" it had already completed its ignition.
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Encinas spoke as part of Business Insider&aposs IGNITION: Smart Cities panel in Washington, DC Tuesday morning.
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A lessor can, however, use a Starter Interrupt Device (SID), which remotely deactivates a vehicle's ignition system.
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With my Swiss Army knifeI turned on the ignition —that same pitiful cough,and we took off!
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The failed C-hook's timely replacement "could have prevented ignition of the Camp Fire," the report reads.
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People are living increasingly close to forested areas, increasing the likelihood of ignition and more extensive damage.
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Tilden said airplanes of that type do not have doors that lock or ignition keys like cars.
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IGNITION 2017 will take place November 29-30 at the Time Warner Center in New York City.
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Courts will often order those convicted of driving while intoxicated to install ignition interlock devices in their cars.
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Toyota said the keyless ignition systems in its cars today meet or exceed all relevant federal safety standards.
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As an example, he pointed out Barra's testimony on Capitol Hill shortly after the ignition switch scandal erupted.
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Remember: When we ignored credible warnings in Flint or with GM ignition switches, there were repercussions and investigations.
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The second stage engine, meant to propel the satellite into its intended orbit, had a "great" ignition too.
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He left it unlocked and running with the keys in the ignition, and of course, someone stole it.
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The rain may lower the risk of wildfire ignition for at least a few days following the storm.
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General Motors (GM) is seeking a new court hearing over $10 billion in liabilities involving faulty ignition switches.
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General Motors — GM is seeking a new court hearing over $10 billion in liabilities involving faulty ignition switches.
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Earlier this month, the firm received a misconduct complaint regarding Artale, Ignition Partners wrote on Twitter last night.
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The owner struggled with the men, trying to grab the keys from their car's ignition before opening fire.
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General Motors — The automaker settled the last two of so-called "bellwether" cases over its ignition switch issue.
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One ignition plan calls for a cluster of Make America Great Again rallies, although nothing has been finalized.
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It's unclear how high the ignition will occur, though, and if the booster will survive the test again.
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When Badgujar returned to his cruiser to switch off the ignition, White "began approaching" him, according to police.
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Before long, a data-storage firm called Data Realty, started at Innovation Park, was moving into Ignition Park.
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The keys were in the ignition, the engine was running, and her purse was on the front seat.
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The suit claimed the accident was the result of a defective ignition system in his 2006 Saturn Ion.
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Unclear if the keys were in the ignition ... but we imagine it was a fairly easy getaway, regardless.
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Also, Santa has to breathe into a little device on the ignition before the reindeer take off. 1.
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Eleven hours later, her 1989 Dodge Daytona was found abandoned and locked — with the keys in the ignition.
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He was booked for DUI and violation of an ignition interlock device restriction -- stemming from a 2013 DUI.
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The attack would not start cars with a keyed ignition that just have a click-to-unlock fob.
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Keyless ignition is part of a $3,200 grouping that provides a big glass roof and adaptive LED headlights.
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The Skyactiv-X operates like a gas and diesel mashup, using compression at times rather than spark ignition.
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This development is revolutionary because it prevents fires before they begin, rather than just detecting them after ignition.
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Motif Investing, a digital brokerage, has received investments from J. P. Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Ignition Partners.
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Researchers compared data for 18 states which implemented universal ignition interlock laws to 32 states that had not.
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That increases the likelihood of ignition as well as the number of people and properties in harm's way.
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Finally, the instructor told the woman to put her foot on the brake and push the ignition button.
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I remember: the ignition churning; that old Benz K-turning; Pappy gesturing at my very white classmates loitering.
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I got into the passenger seat of our powder-blue Suburban and put the key in the ignition.
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O on condition that it sell an automotive ignition business, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Thursday.
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That ignition did not seem to occur as expected, and the Starliner had a bad insertion into orbit.
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We learned that climate made a big difference — humans create sources of ignition in the Amazon every year.
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Scheuer claims the ignition switch defect prevented his air bags from going off and protecting him in the crash.
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For example, during the last 11 years, faulty General Motors ignition switches have been linked to about 20 deaths.
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Or maybe there was a helium shell on the surface of the white dwarf, which provided more ignition material.
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A poor ignition switch design made it possible to inadvertently shut off the engine on a number of models.
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PitchBook's records indicate that Ignition sold its stake on April 25, which might have been when the deal closed.
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The ignition lasted for a full 122 seconds, sending flames and plumes of gas out into the Utah desert.
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Cal Fire said the second ignition site for the blaze was near the intersection of Concow and Rim roads.
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Tilden noted that commercial aircraft in the US don't have keys to their doors or ignition keys like vehicles.
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I used to screech with joy when "Ignition: the Remix" by R. Kelly came on the radio (no more!).
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In October, GM also sought exclusions for about two dozen parts, including push button ignition switches and transmission bearings.
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SpaceX explosion didnt involve intentional ignition – E Musk said occurred during 2d stage fueling – & isn't covered by launch insurance.
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Six trials are set for this year involving the faulty ignition switches and their relationship to injuries and deaths.
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Since Uber turned the ignition switch in 2500 it has expanded to operate in 21 cities around the world.
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However, the jury found GM didn't sufficiently warn the public of the safety risks surrounding its faulty ignition switches.
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"If a thermal imaging camera is not available, you must monitor the battery for re-ignition," the company directed.
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Along with the wind, multiple downed power lines caused other ignition points in the Gatlinburg area, complicating the case.
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Job shadow people you admire or sign up for a session with a career coach or an ignition group.
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To heck with the gadgets, turn the old-fashioned key ignition, buckle up and grab the gear selector. Blast.
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Engines: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is moving forward with new rules for stationary compression ignition internal combustion engines.
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Since then, the company has paid about $600 million to settle 399 ignition-switch claims, including 124 death cases.
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"The evidence is overwhelming that there was an ignition switch failure," said Randall Jackson, who represents Spain and Barthelemy.
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Business Insider's IGNITION 2017 will take place November 29-30 at the Time Warner Center in New York City.
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All 15 of them pre-date 1977, and most can barely start even with the key in the ignition.
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Mr. Musk said the booster did not have enough ignition fuel to light the engines for the final burn.
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Mr. Jubori dove into the driver's seat, turned the key in the ignition but the engine would not start.
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The company – founded and led by former Microsoft manager and Ignition Partners principal Kristina Bergman – recently raised $3 million.
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Investors: Goldman Sachs, Insight Venture Partners, Madrona Venture Group, Ignition Partners, OpenView Capital, W Capital Partners, and WRF Capital.
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Apply for the chance to attend IGNITION: Retail in New York City on Tuesday, January 14th, sponsored by Visa.
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Business Insider IGNITION 2017 will take place November 29-30 at the Time Warner Center in New York City.
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The ignition switch scandal, which cost the company more than $5 billion, is largely in the company's rear-view mirror.
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At first, the absurd novelty of self-lighting candles might have you pressing that ignition button more frequently than that.
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Key functions—the ignition, different driving modes, the paddle shifters—can be reached without removing your hands from the wheel.
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It had raised $39 million in funding from investors that included Nokia Growth Partners, Ignition Partners, FTVentures and Summit Partners.
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As I turn the ignition the radio broadcasts the judge articulating the conditions for the charge of second-degree murder.
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Stevens said ignition-switch rotation caused him to lose control of the Sky, hitting another vehicle and killing that driver.
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While at Ignition, Artale held board of director seats on startups like Apprenda, Cask and SnapLogic, according to his LinkedIn.
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Click here to view original GIFSuccessful ignition of the Pegasus XL rocket at 8:37 am ET, December 15, 10113.
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Click here to view original GIFNASA fits foam plugs inside of booster rockets to protect the innards ahead of ignition.
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General Motors — GM goes to trial today in a suit over its 2014 ignition switch recalls involving millions of vehicles.
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Investigators claim Shaw went to remove the keys from the car's ignition and ended up snapping the key in half.
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The manager also reportedly tried to reach through the car window to pull the keys out of the car's ignition.
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The days of startups being able to hit the ignition and, Uber -like, accelerate away from the law are done.
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Its InstaStart push button makes matchless ignition possible, and durable steel makes cooking possible in the most rugged of conditions.
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The company said that there was an abort in the ignition sequence, but did not immediately explain what caused it.
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The Sanders campaign's data breach was like stealing a car with the keys in the ignition, the former president said.
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A possible answer comes from an unlikely source: legislation unveiled in the aftermath of the General Motors ignition switch scandal.
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"The most important career choice you'll make is who you marry," Sandberg said at Business Insider's Ignition conference in 2011.
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SpaceX tried to launch a Mars spaceship prototype on its first big flight, but the test abruptly ended after ignition.
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Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22.
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Cleveland-based TransDigm makes cockpit security components and systems, aircraft audio systems and ignition systems for military and commercial aircraft.
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Three others had open recalls for a deadly ignition switch defect that can cause a loss of power in cars.
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General Motors' boss Mary Barra was "deeply sorry" for the suffering that resulted from the car company's ignition-switch fiasco.
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The ignition quickly expands until it blows open the cooker, spitting out shrapnel with the speed and force of bullets.
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Braunbach shared his insights from his three decades working in supply chain at IGNITION: Transportation in San Francisco last month.
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Their car was near the bodies, keys in the ignition and a few thousand dollars and some clothes stashed inside.
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I kicked him off, ran out of the house, turned the key into the ignition of a nearby golf cart.
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"We are not ruling out any possible ignition sources," NTSB board member Jennifer Homendy said in a Thursday press conference.
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If car manufacturers went to this kind of keyless ignition system, the carbon monoxide deaths would go to zero overnight.
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" He added, "They're doing what they can given the topography that they serve and where the threats of ignition are.
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The company said "normal restraint-system function may be restored" by turning the vehicle's ignition off, and then on again.
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Like if R. Kelly sang a song about kidnapping: 'It's the remix to "Ignition" / Time to put me in prison.
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Ignition: Redefining Retail, Business Insider&aposs first retail-centric conference, will take place in New York City on January 14.
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Lenders are also installing devices that enable them to remotely disable a car's ignition after a borrower misses a payment.
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German suppliers of parts for internal combustion engines, like pistons, ignition systems or emissions control equipment, face declines in sales.
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At last year's Business Insider IGNITION conference, David Kenny, the general manager of IBM's Watson division, discussed the AI project.
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The outer boosters of the rocket separated about four minutes into flight, followed by a successful ignition of the central booster.
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GM still faces more than 100 lawsuits in connection with the ignition switch recall, including economic loss and personal injury claims.
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Business Insider hosted IGNITION: Transforming Finance at the New York Stock Exchange on Monday to discuss all of this and more.
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Over the course of his decades in the music industry, the "Ignition" singer has been accused multiple times of sexual assault.
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Syphard and her colleagues are now trying to identify the sources of ignition that trigger the most damaging human-caused fires.
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The claims stem from GM's 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles with defective ignition switches, including one linked to 124 deaths.
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In 2014, General Motors recalled around 29 million vehicles worldwide that had problems with seats, airbags, ignition switches, and faulty parts.
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" The Vatican said: "Check ignition and may God's love be with you" - borrowing a verse from Bowie's first hit "Space Oddity.
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It also rejected GM requests for high frequency antennas, push-button ignition switches, battery cables, electric motor parts and brake parts.
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The tape runs through an ignition chamber, where the targets are sparked by a laser pulse, which in turn, generates thrust.
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Diesels use compression ignition, which forces air and fuel to combust without a spark, improving efficiency but resulting in higher emissions.
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The green flames can be attributed to the fluid that the BE-7 uses to start the ignition of the engine.
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But just moments after a seemingly successful ignition, the rocket lit up again in a fireball and had to be doused.
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"I don't know what part of it he was referring to," Stephenson said while speaking at the Business Insider IGNITION conference.
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Weber's Infinity Ignition function keeps you from fiddling around when starting up your grill — it'll light the first time, every time.
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The little Japanese maker is the first to commercialize a breakthrough powertrain technology known as homogeneous charge compression ignition, or HCCI.
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" The Vatican said: "Check ignition and may God's love be with you" - borrowing a verse from Bowie's first hit, "Space Oddity.
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From ignition switches to airbags, there have been egregious product quality issues where manufacturers have put economic interests before passenger safety.
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The ignition slammed the booster with a bunch of forceful heat exhaust, making it hard to survive and continue working properly.
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One ICE officer removed the keys from the ignition, and the others pushed the Chichés onto the ground to be handcuffed.
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A 2013 Exponent investigation into a long fight over ignition switches in General Motors cars helped lead to a widespread recall.
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See also:Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22.
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The number of General Motors cars recalled worldwide in 2014 for an ignition-switch defect was 2.6 million, not 1.4 million.
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Ken Braunbach, Walmart's vice president of transportation, discussed the retailer's supply chain at Business Insider's IGNITION: Transportation event in San Francisco.
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Two cases involving post-2009 crashes blamed on the ignition switch have gone to trial so far in Manhattan federal court.
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But have you ever wondered what's happening inside a model rocket engine while you're standing a safe distance away from ignition?
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G.M. said that the verdict on Wednesday reflected evidence that the accident was caused by severe weather, and not ignition problems.
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Since then, the company has paid about $600 million in compensation to settle 399 ignition-switch claims, including 124 death cases.
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PG&E has said it expects its equipment will be determined to have been an ignition source for the Camp Fire.
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Experts see fire risk likely increasing in the coming months as mounds of snow melt, and exposes more fuels for ignition.
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A couple of weekends ago, I had been dancing at a party when the remix for R. Kelly's "Ignition" came on.
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You can fire the engine one of two ways: By pressing the ignition button quickly or holding it for several seconds.
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From a health perspective, heating rather than burning the tobacco stops the harmful ignition process that produces more than 227,2276 chemicals.
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"The shrapnel from that explosion pierced the asphalt tank and the asphalt spilled out and found an ignition source," Zoeller said.
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Like many college students, Smith holds his breath every time he turns the key in the ignition — hoping the car starts.
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It all seemed like Hollywood as usual until the 2016 election, when she says the current "era of ignition" kicked off.
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Bringing power tools, electric lamps, and welding equipment in close proximity to a centuries-old building increases the risk of ignition.
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The song is the lead single from Primal Scream's upcoming record titled Chaosmosis, due on March 18 from First International/Ignition.
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It is a spinoff of Seattle-based Ignition Partners, which was founded by Brad Silverberg, who remains an adviser to Fuel.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers suing General Motors over its faulty ignition switch have been fighting to hold the carmaker accountable for the defect.
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It also suggests we need more effective treatment for offenders, including ignition locks that keep them from driving without proving they're sober.
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It also suggests all states require ignition interlocks for everyone convicted of driving under the influence, even if it's a first offense.
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His wife found his car with the windows rolled down and the keys in the ignition, but no sign of her husband.
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To fire this sucker up you still have to insert the fob into the LEFT-HAND ignition and give it a turn.
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Jupiter raised $1 million in its seed round from DCVC (Data Collective) and then closed on $10 million more from Ignition Partners .
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It sits just under the ignition switch, a little knob you turn left and right to turn the car on and off.
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The ignition button sits under a shiny red cover, so starting the Urus feels like launching the missiles in an action movie.
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" But he pointed out that high winds toss tree limbs: "When debris hits these wires, any spark can be an ignition source.
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Paired with the Token locking system the package is $349, which is the same as pairing Token with the ignition unlocking mechanism.
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The queen herself was Abdullah's driver: To his surprise, the Queen climbed into the driving seat, turned the ignition and drove off.
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The story behind the SkyActiv-X engine (it's "X," not "ten," for the record) is the so-called Spark Controlled Compression Ignition.
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What every startup founder should know about exits Who hasn't seen someone ride one yet, or heard of their self-ignition capabilities?
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The anomaly occurred during the Vega rocket's second stage ignition, at which point mission control lost its telemetry link from the launcher.
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Nadella once worked for Silverberg, who left the company in 1999 and is a founding partner at venture capital firm Ignition Partners.
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General Motors' faulty ignition switches and Toyota's "unintended accelerations" forced both firms to make huge recalls and generated plenty of bad press.
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"You have a known problem," said bankruptcy lawyer Ed Weisfelner, who also represented some ignition switch plaintiffs in the GM appeal case.
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Over the years I've put key to ignition in locales as diverse as China and Colombia, Iceland and Ireland, Montenegro and Mongolia.
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I followed him down the stairs to the garage, where a huge black Chevrolet Blazer sat with the keys in the ignition.
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It was only recently that he was able to turn the ignition on the car and put it into gear without assistance.
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Read more: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22
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The claims stem from GM's 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles with defective ignition switches that have been linked to 124 deaths.
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If governments want to see the U.S. economy grow and remain competitive, they need to put the keys back in the ignition.
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In Musk's quest to learn and master complicated subjects, "Ignition" was crucial in helping him get a handle on rockets, he's said.
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"GM consumers got a major victory in their ignition switch lawsuits that were previously barred by the U.S. bankruptcy court," he said.
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As part of the financing, Ignition managing partner Bob Kelly and Madrona managing director S. Somasegar will join its board of directors.
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That case involves a man who had faced criminal charges in connection with a fatal accident he blamed on the ignition switch.
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IGNITION: Transportation is happening on Tuesday October 22, in San Francisco, featuring conversations with top executives and innovators who are transforming transportation.
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Don't put on "Ignition (Remix)" at any point—it's a banger, but it's not worth the fucking conversations about it afterward. 67.
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G.M. faced heavy criticism and investigation after it was slow to recall faulty ignition switches that were eventually linked to fatal crashes.
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A faulty ignition switch that General Motors used in small cars caused the vehicles to switch off and rendered their airbags inoperable.
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In May 2250, NHTSA fined GM $22005 million for failing to alert regulators to the defective ignition switch in a timely manner.
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They were known as thermonuclear because their ignition required the blistering heats of an exploding atom bomb, which acted like a match.
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The company said it did not know what repairs were being attempted, but said the ignition switch was in the "on" position.
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I flipped the ignition and the memories of my Papa rushed back, just as the familiar rumble of his Thunderbird kicked in.
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In a statement on Monday, G.M. reiterated that allowing prebankruptcy claims to move forward "doesn't change the landscape" regarding ignition-switch claims.
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Innovative automakers like Mazda with their upcoming SkyActivX engine are leading the way for gasoline compression ignition, with others expected to follow.
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But the capsule's internal clock thought it was a different time than it actually was, preventing the vehicle from performing that ignition.
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The police would not confirm those details, but fire officials said the blaze was caused by the ignition of a combustible material.
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The annual walk across the city is one way to encourage people to turn off the ignition, to gaze at street art.
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The ignition switch can slip out of place, causing engines to stall and cutting power to the brake, steering and air bag systems.
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When that malware detected "certain circumstances," such as flight or ignition, it would be coded to sabotage the operation, the former official said.
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Ignition: The stealth combat had come to a head midweek, when chief strategist Steve Bannon's departure from the National Security Council was revealed.
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He's also required to install an ignition interlock device in his car -- which will monitor his breath before he can start the vehicle.
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General Motor (GM)CEO Mary Barra was also credited with leading the company's response to a flawed ignition switch that killed 124 people.
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"Absent additional evidence, SCE believes it is likely that its equipment was associated with the ignition of the Woolsey Fire," the statement said.
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The Raptor ignition also caused a large fire near the launch site after the test that burned for up to an hour afterward.
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Additionally, investigators believe that when that cold helium was loaded, its temperature was cold enough to create solid oxygen, making ignition more likely.
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JAXA confirmed that the first and second stage of the rocket separated as planned, but the ignition of the second stage was stopped.
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Update: 7:27pm: The countdown ran to 0:00 on the clock, and then something in the ignition sequence called for an abort.
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Icertis, which develops cloud-based software that helps large companies manage contracts, has raised a $15 million Series B led by Ignition Partners.
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It's designed to fall apart during ignition, and NASA scientists want to know how their latest, more denser, foam design is working out.
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The case is In re General Motors Ignition Switch Litigation, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 14-2543.
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Approximately one minute after ignition, the Falcon Heavy reached its peak in terms of the amount of aerodynamic stressors acting on the rocket.
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Second engine ignition and cutoff successful, and GRACE-FO deployment complete (we won't know if they're in a good orbit until NASA confirms).
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"If you're going to take bold bets, they're going to be experiments," he said on stage at Business Insider's Ignition Conference in 2014.
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The St. Louis Police Department claims that Melvin Thomas, 56, and Marquita Jones, 31, were both shot before the ignition of Sunday's blaze.
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Vili Fualaau pled guilty to reckless driving and, as part of his sentence, he's getting an ignition interlock device installed in his car.
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Five seconds after ignition, the fuel valves were fully open, and within a second or so the engines were close to full thrust.
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The verdict in Harris County, Texas, was the second in favor of GM this year in lawsuits over the now recalled ignition switch.
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GM incurred ignition switch-related costs of more than $2 billion and set aside billions more for other recalls in 2014 and 2015.
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The company will install biometric readers next to the ignition for drivers to scan their thumb prints at the start of their shifts.
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In addition, graduated licensing for young drivers and ignition interlocks to prevent inebriated driving could be mandated by the states and federal government.
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The "Ignition" singer allegedly owed more than $190,000 in unpaid child support when he appeared Wednesday before a judge in Cook County, Ill.
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Through her radio, we heard reports of successful engine ignition and stared intently into the mist, desperate to see any glimmer of glow.
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In 2014, GM recalled nearly 2.6 million vehicles because of an ignition-switch defect that prevented air bags from deploying in some crashes.
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"I think G.M. learned its lesson from the ignition switch and changed its behavior," Michelle Krebs, an analyst with the research site Autotrader.
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MSRP: $31,895See also: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22.
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The "Ignition" singer was ordered held without bail on Tuesday at a U.S. District Court hearing in Chicago, The Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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The case is In re: General Motors LLC Ignition Switch Litigation, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 14-md-02543.
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GM had argued that because the air bags deployed in Alexander's vehicle, the ignition switch must have been functioning properly at the time.
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Musk expressed relief that nobody was near the point of ignition when it happened, and no equipment was significantly damaged during the fire.
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The countdown clock made it all the way to zero, and a launch official was heard giving the final updates — "ignition" and liftoff!
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He also has to get an ignition interlock device installed in his vehicle ... and he's gotta fork over more than $700 in fees.
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Math is cooler when its results are as gorgeous and strange as using ignition coils to run high voltage through a circuit board.
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The ignition switch was later found to be in accessory mode, the position between on and off that could cut power to airbags.
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When the driver refused to hand over the keys, Holt "entered the vehicle and grabbed the keys from the ignition," the complaint said.
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The council is also advocating mandatory motorcycle helmet laws and ignition locks that prevent repeat drunken drivers from operating their vehicles while impaired.
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They are known as thermonuclear fuels because their ignition requires the blistering heat of an exploding atomic bomb, which acts like a match.
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The case is In re: General Motors Ignition Switch Litigation, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 14-2543.
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Mary Barra, the chief executive of General Motors, was "deeply sorry" for the suffering that resulted from the car company's ignition-switch fiasco.
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Key rating drivers and rating sensitivities are further discussed in the corresponding new issue report entitled "FP Ignition 2017 - B Trust", published today.
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And yet in "Era of Ignition," Tamblyn recognizes on every page that being white, wealthy and cisgender makes her an inherently unreliable narrator.
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NHTSA previously came under fire for not doing more to uncover deadly defects involving GM ignition switches and Toyota Motor Corp unintended acceleration issues.
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And we have our trademark "Ignition Initiative," a series of cards available in all of our shops that people can use as conversation starters.
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Power may continue to the ignition after the engine is shut off, which could result in a short circuit and blown fuse, Subaru said.
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"When debris hits these wires, any spark could be an ignition source of a catastrophic wildfire," said PG&E CEO and president Andy Vesey.
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The automaker is facing a civil trial in the first of six so-called bellwether cases over deadly defective ignition switches in its vehicles.
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To wit, DiGiovanni said prototypes had the word "FIRE" on the push-to-start ignition button, but GM's lawyers made them take it off.
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As a result of the rainfall, many areas of Northern California will be much less prone to wildfire ignition this weekend and next week.
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When I arrive at the front of the line, I'm told that the trigger has broken and I need only press the ignition switch.
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Earlier this month, GM agreed to pay $120 million to resolve claims from 49 states and the District of Columbia over faulty ignition switches.
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An ignition switch defect on Ions, Chevrolet Cobalts and other GM vehicles could cause engines to stall and prevent airbags from deploying in crashes.
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During that test the vehicle was tethered to the ground during that ignition and subsequent firings, so the rocket hasn't seen any air yet.
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It's a simple, understated design without external antennas or sharp lines, and Ignition says the idea is to make it blend into the background.
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Judge Furman pointed out that they still have to prove cars with no defect lost value because other cars had allegedly faulty ignition switches.
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"Ignition (Remix)" was released 19583, shortly after his indictment, securing his upcoming album, The Chocolate Factory, the top spot on The Billboard Top 200.
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"Given the way all this started, it's certainly consistent with what you'd expect to see when there is a power line ignition," said Singleton.
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Last month, a jury in a subsequent trial found that a faulty ignition switch did not cause a 2014 accident that injured two people.
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IGNITION: Transportation will feature speakers like Zoox cofounder Jesse Levinson, Waymo chief external officer Tekedra N. Mawakana, and JetBlue Technology Ventures president Bonny Simi.
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IGNITION: Transportation will feature speakers like Zoox cofounder Jesse Levinson, Waymo chief external officer Tekedra N. Mawakana, and JetBlue Technology Ventures president Bonny Simi.
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Barra has been unwavering in her commitment to that goal since she negotiated the difficult ignition-switch recall that intensified after she became CEO.
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In Statesville, he parked a few blocks from the bus station, left the keys in the ignition, and walked the rest of the way.
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The other departing directors are investors: Scott Darling of Dell Technologies Capital, Rory O'Driscoll of Scale Venture Partners and Jonathan Roberts of Ignition Partners.
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Mr. Zucker made the remarks at Business Insider's Ignition conference in Manhattan during an interview with Mike Shields, the advertising editor of Business Insider.
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As red giants, they gradually grow brighter until they reach a characteristic peak brightness caused by the sudden ignition of helium in their cores.
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He tried several times to put the key in the ignition, then he got out and jumped onto the median, according to court documents.
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With a dual-beam plasma torch and power ring ignition button, the Sparq Plasma is a seamless option for lighting up bongs and pipes.
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COO Anushka Salinas announced the new brand and discussed the company&aposs sustainability efforts at Business Insider&aposs IGNITION: Redefining Retail conference on Tuesday.
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Speaking at Business Insider's Ignition conference, Carlson defended his show for covering stories that he says are not getting enough attention from other outlets.
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Mr. Kelly, an R&B singer whose hit singles include "Ignition (Remix)" and "I Believe I Can Fly," has faced longstanding sexual abuse accusations.
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Harris was reportedly convicted of driving while intoxicated back in 2017 and had been ordered to install an ignition interlock device in her car.
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IGNITION: Smart Cities is happening tomorrow, December 10, in Washington, DC, featuring conversations with industry leaders and senior city officials who are transforming cities.
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Over the past century, myriad improvements including things such as fuel injection, electronic ignition and turbochargers have made them cleaner and dramatically more efficient.
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Similarly, General Motors agreed in 113 to pay a $900 million penalty for its decade-long failure to disclose a deadly ignition switch defect.
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And to keep up with IGNITION news, join our mailing list, and you'll be the first to get updates on our speakers and agenda.
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SCE said it will not be able to analyze what happened at the ignition points until it can take a look at the equipment.
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GM has said that it does not believe the ignition switch is at fault, pointing out that Scheuer's steering and brake system were apparently operational.
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GM has been defending against hundreds of lawsuits over faulty ignition switches that could cause engines to stall and prevent airbags from deploying in crashes.
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The "Ignition" singer has repeatedly denied all claims against him, and his attorney, Steven Greenberg, pled not guilty to the criminal charges on Kelly's behalf.
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While grabbing leftover pancakes on the kitchen stove, the dog accidentally hit the ignition, turning the burner to maximum and starting a small fire. Oops.
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The owner of two dogs and one car left the keys in the ignition in order to leave the air conditioning on for the pups.
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Think of two stones crashing together to make sparks, eventually turning into a blazing fire, or how the key in the ignition starts an engine.
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Similarly, I applaud what Ignition Partners did where they publicly described that the resignation of Frank Artale was due to multiple incidents of inappropriate conduct.
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It's expected the compression ignition engines will replace most, if not all, of the company's internal combustion engines around the start of the next decade.
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Besides fanning the flames, the winds can carry burning embers beyond fire lines to new areas that are ripe for ignition because of dry conditions.
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In February 2014, G.M. began recalling what eventually numbered 2.6 million Chevrolet Cobalts, Ions and other small cars for a defect in the ignition switch.
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Between 2014 and 2017, there were more than 2,0003 "ignition events" caused by power lines in California, which averages out to 1.5 fires a day.
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The General Motors ignition switch issue has been linked to 124 deaths and the defective Takata airbags have injured more than 200 and killed 24.
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Of course, when your brand has become synonymous with spontaneous ignition, investors are probably happy to hear anything that doesn't end with "call 911."[Engadget]
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Contra Costa Fire Department personnel on site told the worker they were looking at the transformer as a potential ignition source, a company official wrote.
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At first I couldn't find the key to start the ignition, even after tearing apart the glove box and going through the car's center compartment.
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Ignition Labs' says that its technology can utilize 250 percent more spectrum for Wi-Fi than what current consumer Wi-Fi routers are able to.
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Plaintiffs Dionne Spain and Lawrence Barthelemy claimed they suffered back pain when the defective ignition switch slipped out of position, causing the car to crash.
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I jumped into the navy blue roadster, pushed the crystalline key into the ignition, queued the AC/DC and roared up the hill after him.
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The booster should be working just fine when that happens, but the motor's ignition will slam the rocket with a lot of forceful heat exhaust.
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A dispatcher reached into the bus through the driver's side window, turned off the ignition, and boarded the bus to seize control of the situation.
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Boies was appointed in 2015 to serve on the steering committee in litigation over General Motors' ignition switch defect and Takata Corp's allegedly defective airbags.
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The team then "performed massive surgery" to simplify the engine, using a spark plug to achieve an even compression ignition process and stripping unnecessary functions.
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The Justice Department appointed the firm's chairman, Bart M. Schwartz, to track General Motors' compliance with a federal deal stemming from its defective ignition switches.
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But plaintiffs' lawyers said that G.M. had misled the court seven years ago because it knew about but failed to disclose the ignition switch problems.
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" Speaking at Business Insider's Ignition conference, Bewkes said Democrats "had a campaign plank to change the First Amendment ... in the guise of campaign finance reform.
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Business Insider Editor in Chief Alyson Shontell sat down with Armstrong at IGNITION 2016 to discuss AOL's approach to this goal and the media landscape.
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As for funding, the $17 million comes from two rounds — Accel led the Series A in September, and Ignition led the Series B in June.
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Also, an ignition interlock system will be installed in her car -- meaning she'll have to blow into a breathalyzer for the vehicle to even start.
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Plus there's the old circus trick of popping the clutch to start the car when the ignition is broken — I've done that a few times.
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Oh, and cops also say he didn't have the ignition interlock device installed in his car, stemming from a court order from a previous DUI.
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The Daily News reported that the vehicle was not placed in park prior to the accident, so when the ignition started it began moving immediately.
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Inside, the Urus carries the classic marks of today's Lamborghini sports cars, including the plastic cover you flip up for access to the ignition button.
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The system starts with the highly reliable Infinity Ignition System, a starter that fires up one, two, or all three of the 10,000 BTU burners.
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Rent the Runway COO Anushka Salinas spoke at Business Insider&aposs IGNITION: Redefining Retail conference on Tuesday about how rental is disrupting the retail industry.
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On Tuesday, Business Insider held its IGNITION: Smart Cities event in Washington, DC.Lindsey Parker, CTO of the city, discussed ways to make smart cities equitable.
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They said that they had never dealt with a Tesla's ignition before and didn't know how to turn it off – that requires using a keycard.
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His label, RCA Records, has dropped him, and Spotify has removed his songs, which include "Ignition" and "I Believe I Can Fly," from its playlists.
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In the clip -- which has since been deleted from Jesy's IG story -- you hear her say, "'Ignition,' R. Kelly" with an added "Ooh" for emphasis.
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I went to make a five-kilo pickup and before I could even turn on the ignition to the car, I was swarmed by police.
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"Ignition interlock devices have been proven unreliable per a well-documented 2004 study from the California DMV," said Gary Biller, president of the National Motorists Association.
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According to the statement, "the two attempted to steal the vehicle, but did not have an ignition key that worked," and so they fled on foot.
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However, according to the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), communication systems malfunctioned after the rocket launched, causing the ignition of the second booster to be terminated.
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One analyst said the change made sense for G.M. given how the company responded to Ms. Barra's initiatives to overhaul its culture after the ignition scandal.
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GM has already paid roughly $2.5 billion to settle ignition switch-related claims, including $900 million to settle a criminal probe by the U.S. Justice Department.
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A second ignition point for the fire was also "determined to be vegetation into electrical distribution lines" owned and operated by the utility, Cal Fire said.
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Additionally, the car was not running, the keys were not in the ignition, and the tailpipe was free from snow, he said, according to the newspaper.
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Furman is overseeing federal litigation that hit GM after its 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles over defective ignition switches that can slip out of place.
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The ignition system engaged and the exhaust exploded out of the engine bell, silent in the vacuum of space, a low, vibrating rumble inside the spacecraft.
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But Mr. Brock said G.M. had committed no fraud against Mr. Scheuer and would show that Mr. Scheuer's injuries were not linked to a defective ignition.
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The bike lock, ignition, and bike seat are all broken — but luckily they weren't able to steal the bike, and the battery inside is still intact.
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EDT (503 GMT), following the ignition of a fire that started in a butane vat at the 335,000 barrel-per-day complex, Philadelphia fire officials said.
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EDT (0800 GMT), following the ignition of a fire that started in a butane vat at the 335,000 barrel-per-day complex, Philadelphia fire officials said.
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The ignition button, for example, which is on the left side of the steering wheel for some reason, is the same as a $17,33 Dodge Dart.
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Mr. Scheuer, 49, claimed that the defective ignition switch in his car prevented the airbags from deploying during his accident, leading to neck and back injuries.
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The ignition system "had been activated—which involves opening and closing valves, and pressurizing systems—when flames erupted," he said, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Even better, Ignition says that the majority of recent phones and devices made in the last three years can already make use of the broader spectrum.
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Recalls jumped in 2014 after Congress held a series of hearings about major auto safety issues involving General Motors Co ignition switches and Takata air bags.
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And hence a report released in May (recently resurfaced by Physics Today) that questioned whether the so-called National Ignition Facility would ever meet its goal.
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The government report on the Tianjin disaster, carried by state media, blamed the ignition of hazardous materials which had been improperly or illegally stored on site.
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Early on, her tenure was dominated by a scandal involving defective ignition switches, which has cost General Motors $1.5 billion and severely damaged the automaker's reputation.
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Do white people even acknowledge R. Kelly as a prominent artist the way black people do, outside of "I Believe I Can Fly" and "Ignition (Remix)"?
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Hulu will top 103 million subscribers by year-end, according to comments made by Hulu CEO Randy Freer speaking at Business Insider's Ignition conference this morning.
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Pace said that at 16 years old, she was introduced to a female trainer who taught her sexual acts to perform on the "Ignition: Remix" singer.
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Then Maddie, who had experience with all-terrain vehicles, managed to maneuver the gearshift into drive so that it would jam if Salsman turned the ignition.
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So far, the National Ignition Facility in California is the only research lab in the world to have demonstrated a fusion reaction that achieved scientific breakeven.
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It also set aside nearly $1.1 billion to settle lawsuits from investors and owners and pay injury and death claims stemming from the ignition switch recalls.
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The failure of the titanium component in a high-pressure NTO environment was sufficient to cause ignition of the check valve and led to an explosion.
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GM paid a $900 million U.S. Justice Department fine in September to end an investigation into ignition switch defects linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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"Absent additional evidence, S.C.E. believes it is likely that its equipment was associated with the ignition of the Woolsey fire," Mr. Pizarro said on the call.
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Strengthening penalties for chronic, highly intoxicated drunk drivers and ensuring those drivers install ignition interlocks on their vehicles are better uses of our limited tax dollars.
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Modern engines not only don't need lead but have sophisticated antiknock technologies that sense a fuel's octane rating and adjust their ignition timing to prevent damage.
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The part has been linked to 124 deaths and 275 injuries, according to a compensation fund set up by GM for claims involving the ignition switch.
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He led mediation talks over the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster, Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal and General Motors ignition switch litigation.
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If you're reading this, Kendall, we're big fans of Ignition (Remix) too — and yes, we'd love to join you the next time you grab some pizza.
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Barra became CEO of GM right around the time faulty ignition switches that resulted in dozens of deaths forced the company to recall thousands of cars.
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Ad agencies have spent tens of millions on acquiring names like Marketplace Ignition ($10 million-$40 million from WPP) and Flywheel Digital ($60 million from Ascential).
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"While the investigation did not substantiate the allegations, it did indicate that he demonstrated poor judgment, which we addressed with him," Ignition said in a statement.
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Susan Livingston said that after the car — which had a keyless ignition — pulled into the garage attached to their house, the engine had continued to run.
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In his latest, he uses a large power supply to run high voltage through ignition coils to create a cool blue arc of high powered electricity.
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In February, the company said that it "believes it is probable that its equipment will be determined to be an ignition point" for the Camp Fire.
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As a result, trees, grass and other foliage have dried out, creating fuel that officials say is ripe for ignition if lightning strikes or sparks fly.
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In 2015 its investigators helped prosecute General Motors for covering up a defective ignition switch responsible for at least 15 deaths, securing a $900 million settlement.
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A car started with a remote ignition killed a 21-year-old New Jersey man in Queens, New York, police told the New York Daily News.
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The Arson Emergency narrative is a bad faith argument spotlighting ignition (what starts the fire) over condition (what keeps the fire burning and makes it spread).
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At IGNITION 2018, learn more about Salesforce's unique culture, and how Robbins continues to champion and scale initiatives that are paving the way for other companies.
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Over the coming months, we'll be rolling out an all-star lineup for IGNITION 2017, and we can't wait to hear what they have to share.
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Her car was found with the keys still in the ignition Friday at the intersection of Highway 14 and Interstate 55 in Holmes County, March told WLBT.
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The Pegasus rocket, which is carried to an altitude of 39,000 feet (11,888 meters) by an L1011 aircraft and dropped for ignition, is made by Orbital ATK.
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The setup is basically what's known as homogenous charge compression ignition, and it's based off of lots of existing technology that other companies have long looked into.
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The company also added 4G LTE functionality, which allows drivers to remotely access features of their car, including unlocking doors and starting the ignition, from their smartphones.
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The ring pairs with most credit cards, its own electronic lock, many car ignition systems, passwords, transit cards and even corporate access cards, according to a statement.
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And the engine's changing modes were largely imperceptible, something Mazda's engineers are no doubt proud of in the pursuit of producing a homogeneous charge compression ignition engine.
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While Grande is driving into coupledom with Pete Davidson at 90 miles an hour with the breaks cut, Miller has taken the keys out of the ignition.
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But when you stick the key in the ignition, the transformation is instantaneous: that basic chassis immediately sprouts wheels or wings, depending on what kit you're using.
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Thinly traded shares in Italian aerospace company Avio Aero , which built the Vega launcher and the propulsion motor used in the second ignition stage, fell nearly 15%.
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Arianespace, the company operating the rocket launch, reports that a "major anomaly" happened shortly after the second stage ignition and that it fell into the Atlantic Ocean.
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The incident occurred Tuesday when an elderly man left his car running with the keys in the ignition while he was putting his walker into the trunk.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. jury found on Wednesday that a defective ignition switch was not to blame for a 2014 accident in a General Motors (GM.
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This kind of technology has been limited to commercial routers so far, but Ignition says it's developed a way to make it for a much lower cost.
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The first federal trial over General Motors' massive ignition switch recall came to an early end on Friday, as the parties said the case has been dismissed.
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