This is not to say traffic jams would be eliminated, but drivers may be better able to avoid traffic jams.
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The beverage distributor's lawyers at Foster Pepper and Bryan Cave argued that as a JAMS co-owner, Kennedy had an apparent interest in maintaining JAMS' relationship with Monster, which requires distributors to agree to JAMS arbitration of any disputes.
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Before Monster and City picked him, Kennedy - following JAMS' disclosure procedures - had disclosed that he, like all JAMS arbitrators, has an interest in the ongoing success of the outfit.
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Judges Milan Smith and Michael Simon appeared to agree with City Beverages – a beverage distributor appealing a JAMS arbitration ruling in Monster's favor – that City Beverages had a right to know that the arbitrator in its case has an equity interest in JAMS, and that JAMS, in turn, has heard nearly 100 Monster arbitrations in the last five years.
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In the capital, Caracas, the blackout caused huge traffic jams.
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SOME cities are so shaped that traffic jams seem inevitable.
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Boom, done — no roads, traffic jams, or cab drivers involved.
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Severino allowed eight hits but got out of several jams.
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One thing they can identify, though: These were all jams.
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They wait in traffic jams and ride in overcrowded subways.
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They also have suggestions on how to stop these jams.
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MIYNT "Peaches" These Swedish artists are killing me with jams.
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New Yorkers ... and you think you've seen epic traffic jams.
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But he loves paper jams too much to move on.
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Relative to what my capacity for writing great jams is.
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Paddyfields have given way to skyscrapers, bicycles to traffic jams.
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She is still a regular at the weekly spin jams.
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I was able to get out of some jams early.
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Confused on what jams to play during your summer cookouts?
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Traffic jams in New Jersey up to 25 miles long.
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Are you a fan of political engagement and righteous jams?
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They only drove into traffic jams or thick, treacherous smoke.
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Who wouldn't want to start work in their jim jams?
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Transit could be a relaxing, solitary experience, traffic jams notwithstanding.
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LONDON — Luxembourg is a small country with big traffic jams.
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Millions of hours are lost in traffic jams, throttling productivity.
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The fluctuations unleashed flooding and ice jams on upstate waterways.
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These can be fashioned into jams or paired with meats.
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"So if somebody jams GPS, they still get the others."
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The machine jams, or prints out endless streams of paper.
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Don't you hate when the general public disturbs your jams?
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A great reference to New York traffic jams and 2.
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It's not to get myself out of any plot jams.
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"The traffic jams are getting worse and worse," she said.
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Most of the Relaid users spoke about avoiding traffic jams.
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Kasowitz has gotten him out of all kinds of jams.
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Volquez worked out of more jams in the fourth and fifth.
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He got out of several jams, stranding nine runners on base.
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Today, La Fageda also sells other products including jams and desserts.
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Massive jams in Beijing — a common sight in the busy city.
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Traffic jams seem to be stressful whenever and wherever they occur.
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Life for the JAMs is more of a struggle than ever.
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It's easy to imagine her becoming ubiquitous with jams like these.
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What made 2004 such a fertile time for these hit jams?
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Jams can be quickly recorded and shared with the wider world.
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Below, check out our previous running playlists for even more jams.
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Misalignment as thin as a piece of paper can cause jams.
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It wasn't a Jock Jams soundtrack that brought wayward Republicans together.
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Redlight's City Jams EP drops very soon on Hot Haus Recs.
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She sells jams, empanadas, and fritters that she prepares at home.
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Kanye West definitely jams out to Kanye West in the car.
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Avoid stress People shouting, traffic jams, deadlines, injuries ... recognize these scenarios?
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The more recent incantation, in NBA JAMS, is a little manic.
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Traffic jams, too; so do tape decks, guns, and sewing machines.
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Jon still gets me out of some jams with my teeth.
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Richard Swift was like that performing his own jams on tour.
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That led to a loss of command, which led to jams.
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He played a three hour set: hits, deep cuts, covers, jams.
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He worked out of jams in the third and fourth innings.
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We've got enough traffic jams from the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
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As traffic jams mount, Southern California authorities continue to raise fees.
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The GLE can effectively pilot itself in rush hour traffic jams.
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They are perfect for pies and jams, or on their own.
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In a dissent, Judge Michelle Friedland argued that Kennedy's ownership stake wasn't material information, given that he had disclosed an interest in JAMS' success and that City should have known Monster frequently appears in JAMS cases.
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His session cleared his feelings of claustrophobia while stuck in traffic jams.
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Hariri built tunnels en route to the airport, avoiding hellish traffic jams.
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Make sure your jams have pectin and not gelatin if you're vegan.
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How many smooth jams perfect for hot summer days can Usher create?
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Moreover, time spent fuming in traffic jams appears to be soon forgotten.
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What this ruling says to JAMS is, 'You're not above the law.
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"We did a good job working out of some jams," Weiss said.
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The JAMs can be tipped over the edge by the smallest things.
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The Jamaican star brought his dancehall jams to the Conexus Arts Centre.
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Meanwhile, Martin explores the Indian city and jams out with his bandmates.
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Of course, there are some similarities between Obama's summertime and workout jams.
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It jams a crowbar into the gut of Americans' privacy and security.
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Crumbling bridges and traffic jams are staining Germany's global reputation for efficiency.
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Are you OK with high humidity, hot weather, and insane traffic jams?
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That leads to driver overconfidence, more accidents, traffic jams, general doom, etc.
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They just shouldn't necessarily expect traffic jams to disappear as a result.
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Vifa Copenhagen Loudspeaker | $799 Who says your party jams can't be chic?
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You know — jams that help you transition out of the work zone.
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Last week I found my old iPod full of high school jams!!
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I'm all about the jams when it comes to the live show.
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So when it's live, usually it has to be all new jams.
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Jams emerge from an elemental struggle between the natural and the mechanical.
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If not, it'll still be a lot of great jams, I hope.
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By blocking several big roads, they exacerbated the jams across the city.
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"I put myself in a couple jams with the walks," Medlen said.
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I have my playlist of slow jams — all '70s, soul, slow music.
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The HomeBaker branches out to other delicious recipes including jams and cakes.
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Local news reports showed large traffic jams caused by failed traffic lights.
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Hilarious, stupid, with a side of jock jams... What's not to love?
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It led to motels, parking lots, gas stations, highways and traffic jams.
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We'd do this differently next time: Give Jams another shot for dinner.
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I understand why automatics are popular for those slogging though traffic jams.
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Traffic jams are the work of the "deep state", conjectures Ms Sawy.
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Biggest drawbacks: History of traffic jams and abandoned warehouses; an outgoing mayor.
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Or when she recorded 23 half-baked stoner jams with Wayne Coyne?
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"You can't imagine the traffic jams that formed, especially on weekends," he said.
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Guess who gets the blame for potholes or traffic jams on those bridges?
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It's the U.S. military, which periodically jams GPS around bases for military exercises.
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Residents who drive lose up to 227 hours each year to traffic jams.
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The Quantum's hopper is removable, making it easier to clean out ball jams.
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Many city dwellers seem to prefer traffic jams to parking meters or tolls.
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Enjoy surf, sand, and summer jams with this portable, Bluetooth-enabled JBL speaker.
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It jams the few available ways to get from north to south London.
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Getting a live band just turns you into whack-ass acid-jazz jams.
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He is nevertheless a lonely figure in his sustained commitment to the JAMs.
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The songs came out soulful and slow moving, gorgeous recreations of upbeat jams.
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DJ Haus: Tell u s a bit about the inspiration behind City Jams?
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He jams out to "Been You" over the course of six Instagram videos.
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Knog Oi Bike Bell | $20 Who says your party jams can't be chic?
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But Europeans will not tolerate complete border closures or 50-mile traffic jams.
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Lady Gaga apparently performs the Frank Sinatra jams at her Las Vegas residency.
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"That just jams the thumb down harder on the scale" of demographic change.
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We're going to have about 70 different jellies and jams to choose from.
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In 2013, after a day of lengthy jams, 150 had reached the top.
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And they were losing two out of three cases because of paper jams.
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Many businesses asked employees to leave early in expectation of worsening traffic jams.
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The fires and road closures created traffic jams Thursday night and Friday morning.
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Uber declined to comment on the drivers' reply brief or the JAMS notice.
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Conversations between friends often begin with comparisons of recent experiences of traffic jams.
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Roads were strewn with bricks and other debris leading to widespread traffic jams.
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Failure could mean more cars, more fumes, and more traffic jams for all.
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It's just two long jams, one on each side, and it's really bizarre.
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You can even use them in fruit jams as an alternative to pectin.
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I think I love them more than the alley-oops and the jams.
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If City wins, a lot of JAMS rulings could be up for grabs.
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Showtime: 45 minutes of '90s jams fuel the run on the Peloton Tread.
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"I like the E.R.P. because it does ease the traffic jams," he said.
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Suddenly, nothing could stop him from transforming park jams into a business opportunity.
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While full of typically cerebral jams, there's a confident and clear raison d'être.
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He made pitches when he had to, when he did get into jams.
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If possible, try not to miss your appointment because of existential traffic jams.
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We're brought plates of breads and jams and butter and my heart's content.
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You'd expect jams to form near interchanges, as they do on human highways.
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Miranda, who walked four and struck out five, got out of several jams.
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Stir and heat, then add the leftover jams, to taste, to the pot.
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But as the economy roared, cars replaced bikes, bringing pollution and traffic jams.
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Trucks have been sent to the coast to practice with artificial traffic jams.
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"I Got Soul" is easy because the rest of it is just jams.
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Activists from Beijing have caused traffic jams by stopping lorries carrying dogs to slaughterhouses.
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He plays great New York 90s jams and a lot of Caribbean music, too.
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"That just jams me up and I do a less professional job," McChrystal says.
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Similar flow patterns were later also observed in granular systems, crowds and traffic jams.
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Throw on my workout outfit, chug water, put on some jams, and head out.
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I walk home and listen to some throwback jams to get my head right.
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It's all you need to have a V-Day-inspired slow jams groove party.
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That is pretty impressive, although we certainly hope there are no major traffic jams.
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Both jams raised the students' heart rates and blood pressures by the same amount.
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More than anything, though, the JAMs will lose out from Britain's deteriorating economic outlook.
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The producer returns with a new EP of ghetto funk-inspired balearic house jams.
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Beijing's traffic jams are horrendous, its subways overloaded and its water supply running low.
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I go for a 4.5 mile run outside and listen to some throwback jams.
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Here, we've rounded up all the jams that close out each episode of Mindhunter.
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But ice jams are not unheard of at this time of the year either.
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Ice on rivers were causing ice jams that have exacerbated flooding in some areas.
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You can then access those "Jams" later or share them with other team members.
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For many drivers, Waze is the go-to app for circumnavigating pesky traffic jams.
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There were no casualties but the incident caused several traffic jams across the city.
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It was the grandfather of modern synths that now fill out our favorite jams.
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We would just have improvisational jams and make noise for an hour, two hours.
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Of course, construction signs and traffic jams aren't the only things on the road.
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And these jams may have contributed to the deaths this week of two mountaineers.
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Both starting pitchers worked out of two serious jams to keep the game scoreless.
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Remember, classics like "Go Your Own Way" and "Don't Stop" are largely Lindsey jams.
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I flew over traffic jams in private helicopters to the Hamptons and Atlantic City.
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A TVOne reporter said Padang residents were panicking and there were heavy traffic jams.
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Cue up the slow jams and let things unfold in a more organic way.
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With traffic lights out across the island, traffic jams posed the most immediate concern.
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Maybe if some of these log jams get cleared, you'll get more of that.
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The Grande is obviously where the MC5 recorded the album Kick Out The Jams.
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In New Orleans they were like the Def Jams and Epics and all that.
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Or the pages might have been torn unevenly, which also could have caused jams.
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Wait for your order while browsing the market for local jams, chocolate and gifts.
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Every government is a machine, and every machine has its tinkerers — and its jams.
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On a long trip, there are risks greater than traffic jams and stalled trailers.
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Harvey got into a few jams, but generally managed to get out of them.
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In concert, Tinariwen delivers bluesy jams, modal drones and uplifting call-and-response exercises.
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I know community college students who bemoan traffic jams on the way to class.
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Traffic jams, air pollution, and faulty infrastructures can make navigating cities a real struggle.
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Roads that had been flooded or washed away caused traffic jams across several provinces.
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Today, corporations must answer for increased rents and evictions, and for worsening traffic jams.
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Where people now battle paper jams, a constitution had been drafted and statehood ratified.
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Monster Energy, two judges of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals seemed to favor adopting a rule that would require purportedly neutral arbitrators in the for-profit JAMS arbitration service to inform both sides if they have an ownership interest in JAMS.
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Summer also means catchy jams all striving to be crowned the song of the season.
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This time, Tillman got out of a couple of jams to avoid the big inning.
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The whole dance is a montage of your favorite sock hop jams and throwback hits.
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The bikes help the drivers squeeze between cars and trucks to get through traffic jams.
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"They're kind of on the run, but they meet in traffic jams and rest stops."
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DeFazio said his office has received complaints over safety and traffic jams at rail crossings.
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Posts about unusual traffic jams and security in Dalian popped up on Chinese social media.
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I like Soussi because it's a cool spot and upstairs they play my favorite jams.
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Here is a quick list of some of the justice jams the revelers danced to.
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"As of November 13, 2018, 12,501 demands have been filed with JAMS," the notice states.
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People would appear to dislike traffic jams about half as much as they dislike work.
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But to see traffic jams purely as a waste of time is to miss something.
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Mr Hammond focused much of his attention not on the JAMs, but the better off.
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So under the principles of Commonwealth Coatings, Kennedy was obliged to disclose his JAMS equity.
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Vaska said his client intends to re-arbitrate its case before a different JAMS arbitrator.
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Either way, this one is going right to the top of my summer jams playlist.
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The traffic jams and rutted roads of recent years have gone, replaced by gleaming tarmac.
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In Bogota, Colombia, motorists spend 31.8 percent of their total driving time in traffic jams.
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Traffic was shut down in the neighborhood along down Boulevard Barbés, causing large traffic jams.
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These are the jams that you won't be able to escape as the temperature rises.
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The World Bank estimates that traffic jams in Cairo alone cost Egypt 3.6% of GDP.
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She sings about traffic jams and computers as well as "cruel rocks [and] wild waves".
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In Johannesburg, young people beg for money as they weave between cars in traffic jams.
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IOC members also grilled organisers over long security checks, notorious Rio traffic jams and funding.
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Even Anti's overtly sexy songs are slower, more purposely shapeless than Rihanna's usual bedroom jams.
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Traffic jams in resorts such as Queenstown, once unheard of, are another cause for grumbling.
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So cue up your holiday jams playlist, flick on the twinkle lights, and get festive.
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Of course, since it's a speaker, it's also capable of pumping out your favorite jams.
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That spark was just as integral to the event as the dudes doing the jams.
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With all those jets flocking to the same location, however, jet traffic jams are likely.
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After all he's stumbled through several decades and he's still cranking out some amazing jams.
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Logistical solutions to road jams won't keep stagnant an identity so foundational to its residents.
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New Jersey commuters are bracing for what could be the worst traffic jams in decades.
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Flooded roads and fallen trees led to traffic jams in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo.
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With an IPX67 rating, your jams can follow you in the pool or the ocean.
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He pulls down her pants and jams himself into her as she vocalizes her pain.
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It features everything from Brazilian swing to classic soul jams to today's hip-hop anthems.
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Most of them have been made at game jams, within 48, 24, or 12 hours.
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Many universities canceled classes on Monday and there were long traffic jams in some areas.
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Continuing deterioration of the roads means more traffic jams, driver stress, road rage and accidents.
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They were all members of a band, and their band's name was the Family Jams.
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Tyrese Gibson became the host of "MTV Jams" when he was only 19 years old.
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The navigation app Waze rewards drivers with points when they report traffic jams and accidents.
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One of my daughters, every time I play, she comes up and jams with me.
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These thousands of drivers filed their arbitration demands at JAMS, as mandated in Uber's contracts.
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Twice in a row, Paul fed DeAndre Jordan, who converted alley-oops into monster jams.
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Police barricaded many parts of Lahore to prevent demonstrators from gathering, causing massive traffic jams.
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It was easy to find chipmunks singing slow jams but that just didn't seem fair.
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He's always also shown himself to get out of things, to get out of jams.
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Dope Jams' Halloween ball is in upstate New York at beloved record store Preserved Instincts.
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His Not So Famous tape uniquely captures a mood somewhere between synthpop and slow jams.
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So we sent Eve Peyser to speak with him, to hear his Rock Music Jams.
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His music, however, fits right in with Glory's throwback jams reminiscent of Spears's earlier hits.
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And if it is, aye—Steve, come back on through with some more corduroy jams.
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They also contribute to traffic jams and air pollution in cities across the developing world.
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He has been late getting to appointments in previous years because of the traffic jams.
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What will happen if no such wave materializes and that pressure-relief valve jams shut?
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Mini-traffic jams are common at rush hour, despite it being a residential side street.
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He took dangdut jams, stripped them down, and repacked the songs with breakneck breakcore beats.
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He wasn't particularly sharp on Monday, but he summoned enough to wriggle out of jams.
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Montgomery also escaped jams with two runners on base in the third and fourth innings.
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James zooms in on the offending disc jockey, who continues to pump out the jams.
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Videos published by official Iranian media show protesters blocking main roads and causing traffic jams.
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We are an advanced nation, with urban sprawl, traffic jams and severely congested major cities.
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She wins over a crowd more accustomed to the Mixolydian jams of the Grateful Dead.
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Flash flooding is possible if ice jams clog rivers and streams, the weather service noted.
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Flash flooding is possible if ice jams clog rivers and streams, the weather service notes.
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But it also brings a new set of worries: potholes, clogs, flooding and ice jams.
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Serious connoisseurs know better than to worry — this band's jams are an endlessly renewable resource.
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Traffic jams formed where people stopped to take pictures of the fighters with their flags.
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Of the 211,22018 arbitration demands filed by Uber drivers, the company has paid the requisite JAMS initial filing fee in just 296 cases, according to a newly filed petition by drivers seeking to compel Uber to pay the fees JAMS requires to launch arbitration.
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Two of the tracks are just jams, where the others are more shaped for the dancefloor.
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Celine totally jams out to "You and I" ... even encouraging the crowd to let loose too.
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Sonos is known for their wide range of wireless sound systems perfect for blasting your jams.
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One of those sessions, he said, cleared his feelings of claustrophobia while stuck in traffic jams.
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Simplification came in handy for Davis when he faced jams in four of his five innings.
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When he had some jams, he turned it on like he always has in the past.
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Children, Habing believes, need to connect with nature, make mistakes and get themselves out of jams.
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Once Again was a fine sophomore effort with some good jams ("Save Room" and "Slow Dance").
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A far better way for big cities to reduce traffic jams is to implement road pricing.
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These systems must make additional design and connectivity advances before they can prevent these phantom jams.
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"He got out of some jams early with some good pitches," said Cubs manager Joe Maddon.
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This, like eHang's craft, will offer a preprogrammed point-to-point service for avoiding traffic jams.
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For players who just want to tap out to their favorite jams, that's a definite plus.
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And then we had some things we'd been working out on the road, just as jams.
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Do we make our own jams and marmalades and start using the rinds to flavor things?
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It's a pretty rad video, but I still have to wonder how they avoided printer jams.
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A growing number of Mrs May's JAMs are on the brink of not managing at all.
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The blackout is affecting most of the US territory, causing traffic jams and forcing business closures.
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"His stuff was good, but ball-strike ratio, he put himself in some jams," Gibbons said.
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The repercussions of Germany's crumbling infrastructure — and reconstruction efforts — extend beyond travel delays and traffic jams.
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Backbeat Fit can do more for your workouts than merely kicking out your favorite gym jams.
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It is pretty cool to come home, push a button, and hear some sick jams, though.
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There was nine hours of jams recorded, and we'd spend a full day in these spots.
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It's a future meme we can relate to because we all fear death, but love jams.
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But yeah, having Deeon remix one of my jams is both a blessing and an honor.
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You've got the leavers, who brave miles-long traffic jams as they make for higher ground.
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Mount Everest So many people are climbing Mount Everest these days that "traffic jams" often develop.
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When the fire threatened their house, the Walkers avoided traffic jams by taking to back roads.
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Residents shake their heads and blame corruption, potholes, undisciplined drivers and growing affluence for the jams.
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When many drivers are paid by the mile, fewer accidents and traffic jams means bigger paychecks.
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A cleverly constructed series of traffic jams, for example, could do serious harm to an economy.
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The implications of this latest coalition spat could go further than a morning of traffic jams.
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Wheeler (9-6) allowed six hits and frequently used his defense to work out of jams.
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Traffic management is still problematic in the cities of Georgia and traffic jams happen quite often.
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Their repartee thus concluded, they move on to the mutually fascinating subject of Washington traffic jams.
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The touristy but irresistible Cave Sartenaise sold Corsican specialties like chestnut jams, fig cakes and figatellu.
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The JAMS GC said that the hold on thousands of other California arbitrations is now lifted.
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Retaliatory measures covered soup, ketchup, mayonnaise, strawberry jams and several other products that Kraft Heinz makes.
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They can be soft or crunchy, and sometimes they're stuffed with nuts, chocolate, or fruity jams.
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"You don't want to put yourself in too many jams as a starting pitcher," McHugh said.
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The Longhorns spurted first behind Allen, who had three jams and 12 points in the half.
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In 1980, there was a museum show of all of our work: Kick Out the Jams.
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Get ready to pop open that Rosé and enjoy Miranda's solid selection of lady-powered jams.
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But enormous traffic jams in China's largest cities can make driving a less-than-romantic experience.
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Savannah, GA's Triathalon are a suave five-member band making some sexy slow R&B jams.
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Self-driving cars, with all their problems, promise to reduce traffic jams and make us safer.
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Pooh had these open dance jams, where people would dance and different musicians would jam along.
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Bambaataa attended the park jams for years but has been conspicuously absent since the allegations surfaced.
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To help kick it all in gear, we've got a short but essential mix of jams.
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We love game jams, they're great for prototyping unusual ideas and sometimes they reveal hidden gems.
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You'll be ready to pull an all-nighter with your favorite jams to keep you going.
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To escape the traffic jams, some drivers have taken to traveling on smaller roads, annoying villagers.
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It would be like trying to build a highway that never has congestion, or traffic jams.
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Traffic jams were not exactly common in Invercargill — at least not like in a large city.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Men thread their way through this city's traffic jams, hawking streamers of phone cards.
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He surrendered four hits and three walks, and hit a batter, yet wriggled out of jams.
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Seeing traffic jams in Google Maps can really help you plan your route home from work.
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These are the jams I'll be drop it drop it low girling to all szn long.
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While cakes, pastries and jams contain water, it's usually bound up so bacteria can't use it.
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Connected cars could be rerouted around cities to avoid traffic jams, barriers or accidents, for example.
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Breakfast, a lighter affair, featured homemade jams, sliced fresh tomatoes, and soft farmer's cheese with rolls.
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Performed live, his songs morph into extended jams that spotlight Bruner and his trio's remarkable virtuosity.
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Because he feared traffic jams, he had arrived six hours before his flight was to depart.
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Do you share a wall with a SoulCycle that blasts jams at eight in the morning?
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Da boss was onstage with Drake's ex, Maliah Michel, and shared his wealth ... slow jams style.
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As soon as I realized that, I started pumping out jams that I thought were cool.
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If an errant cat toy jams your Roomba, no algorithm is going to get it unstuck.
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Many traffic jams are what are called "phantom jams" resulting less from external conditions, like road repairs, than a few drivers at the front who brake or are too clueless or stubborn to speed up or move over, thereby creating a clumping of cars behind them.
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Purnama's popular policies include a commitment to tackling chronic flooding and traffic jams and improving the bureaucracy.
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Today and every Friday after, it'll serve up two hours of fresh jams you'll (probably, hopefully) love.
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Rain, in combination with snow melt and ice jams, has already brought historic flooding to the Plains.
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"Cam… how you pumped up the jams, that was awesome," Brown told him before pinning his rose.
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Nor is it clear that people dislike traffic jams quite as much as they say they do.
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Reuters reported in December that traffic jams caused by the project could afflict an already busy area.
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And neither sweat nor rain will disrupt your jams, thanks to the IPX-4 water resistance rating.
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Multiplied and mismanaged, though, they can create traffic jams, worsen air pollution and force cities to sprawl.
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Next to hours-long traffic jams, a tedious airport security queue doesn't seem so bad after all.
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Elle also reports that during the game, Selena Gomez jams could be heard playing in the arena.
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"Cam … how you pumped up the jams, that was awesome," she told him before pinning his rose.
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Many businessmen and workers spend hours sitting in Manila's traffic jams each day instead of making money.
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He jams on his synthesizer, offering what sounds like double guitar solos, over P-Funk bass lines.
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Humans are great at a lot of things, but preventing traffic jams is not one of them.
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May's key target: The "Jams," or the "just about managing," her administration's soundbite for the working class.
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Class was great, and I made a playlist of lady jams in honor of International Women's Day.
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More roads without traffic jams and new electric grids that don't leak energy even have climate benefits.
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" And my personal favorite: "Just looking to chill and bring some sweet jams to your fine country!
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Stratton escaped both jams to complete eight innings for the first time in his three-year career.
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He wrote that he was flown aboard a small plane that had a device that jams radar.
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Attempts were made to balance some off kilter goth sex jams with the goth sex jam hits.
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DJ Mathematics spun some old school jams as people hit the Wu photobooth and the open bar.
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But the concentrated pulp of açaí has also been used for jams, liquors, juices, and even cosmetics.
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"Don't Choose," which you can hear above, is another of the group's signature throwback slow(-ish) jams.
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If the distance between the packages isn't carefully maintained, they will collide and pile up, creating jams.
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Evacuees stocked up on supplies, waited for hours at gas stations and sat through massive traffic jams.
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The boys are hungry after the 225-hour bus journey that included traffic jams and wrong turns.
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Gonzalez (7-10) pitched out of one-out, bases-loaded jams in both the second and third.
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This fully-functioning cider mill makes all kinds of Vermont staples, like jams, jellies, ciders, and syrup.
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Why California wildfires turn into deadly traffic jams, the Ventura County Star reports View the discussion thread.
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Getting anywhere in a city like Beijing means slogging through colossal traffic jams and chaotic, bewildering intersections.
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The rise of game jams also shows a mounting appetite for alternatives to sports and shooter games.
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Some oils are better for jams, and others for salad dressing—there are different applications, for sure.
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Those jams were wild and pagan, and helped define a dramatic change in SF's dance music culture.
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This can have a ripple effect that causes traffic jams for those who truly need to escape.
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Corn syrup is commonly used in products such as syrups, jams, jellies, and canned fruits and vegetables.
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The sound of experimental alternative jams accompanied the clipper-like buzzing of the other artist's tattoo gun.
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It is the third in an ongoing series of "Golem Jams," a collaborative project headed by Quirk.
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When shoes slide across a hard surface like wood, air jams into the herringbone's cracks, causing vibration.
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During the boom, delivery trucks caused daily traffic jams, he said, and factories couldn't get enough workers.
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His preferred recording method was to gather trusted musicians and seize the best ideas from studio jams.
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On highways, automatic tolls no longer allow any vehicle to go through them, creating massive traffic jams.
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Those tunnels are narrow, with barely enough room for two ants to pass, yet jams rarely happened.
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Back in January, Android users could start to report traffic jams just like on the Waze app.
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Vehicle emissions, made worse by Jakarta's jams, account for 70 percent of air pollution in the city.
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In honor of Cyrus's birthday, we've put together a list of all the most motivating Miley jams.
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Experts call them "phantom traffic jams," moments when traffic grinds to a standstill for no apparent reason.
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There were traffic jams of more than 350 kilometers on the outskirts of Paris before 8 a.m.
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The maker of the biggest passenger airplane is taking on a different kind of challenge: traffic jams.
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Many people are fleeing provincial cities for Caracas, where traffic jams are back after disappearing last year.
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" Traffic jams coil endlessly off into the distance, a green highway sign advising, "Someplace Safe: 96 miles.
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Not too bad for a band whose reputation was built on intense touring and extended live jams.
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Traffic Commissioner Henry A. Barnes was in a helicopter over the area trying to unscramble postgame jams.
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Their faithful butler Max (Lionel Stander) helps them out of jams and narrates their glorious title sequence.
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Incredibly bored in traffic jams on August bank holidays and devoid of a soundtrack to lawnmowing, probably.
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The new playlist, called Your Time Capsule, is a collection of 30 throwback jams personalized to your tastes.
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Sam Smith seems happier than ever, and we are excited to see how that translates into his jams.
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But he escaped both jams, getting Pujols to end the third and Cameron Maybin to end the fourth.
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They live an hour's travel away, sometimes up to three hours when there's bad traffic jams and rains.
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The slender design also makes it great for digging down into bottles of spreads, jams, and nut butters.
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Within the constraints of a poor fiscal outlook, this Autumn Statement was billed as being about the JAMs.
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Texas does have some big issues with its public utilities, and commuters often encounter some big traffic jams.
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Presidents and candidates now do slow jams on TV, appear as characters on SNL and make comedy videos.
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In fact, there were several ice jams along the river, not just at Au Sable Forks, he says.
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I eventually came up with an order of operations: cheese, meat, fruit, vegetables, nuts, jams, and then garnish.
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Jams occur because a scarce resource, the road, is underpriced, so more people drive than it can accommodate.
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Band photos by Tracy KetcherSetlist photo by Margaret Saadi KramerCaryn Rose is kicking out the jams on Twitter.
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If you're looking for some sick holiday jams to liven up your turkey binge today, look no further!
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Growing traffic jams, caused in part by a proliferation of delivery vans and Ubers, are slowing them down.
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The Cat S73 jams the dongle into a device that's actually kind of attractive—for a rugged phone.
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We dance to Latin trap jams for a half hour or so before going to get more drinks.
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He sang "Angels," and we're also hoping he sang "Millennium," which is one of our favorite Williams jams.
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In the short term, there are some things engineers can do to cut down on these traffic jams.
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Eleven lo-fi jams laced with simple but thoroughly catchy hooks in the vein of the Marked Men.
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I blasted Joji's BALLADS 1 album at the Gizmodo office, and nobody heard my emo R&B jams.
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Last-minute road closures for motorcades of visiting dignitaries caused traffic jams that more than doubled travel time.
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The Jakarta police traffic feed, alerting commuters to jams, accidents, potholes and protests, has over 5 million followers.
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But Jake is kind of too cool for that, he's just playing jams that are fun to hear.
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Honor Clarence Reid by slow-dancing with your significant other to one of his many fine slow jams.
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Nick: Yeah, definitely the jams and Trey Anastasio on guitar, moving everyone in the palm of his hands.
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He walked four but got out of a few jams and came through when the Orioles needed him.
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Additionally, as traffic jams frequently form at the same location, the bottleneck tool aggregated and summarized these locations.
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Instead of storing milk and yogurt there, Delish says to stock the area with condiments, jams, and juice.
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It was a disaster, ruining both the neighborhoods it serviced and generating catastrophic traffic jams in every direction.
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Now, the San Francisco band is keeping the momentum rolling with six more jams that are equally infectious.
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In dense traffic jams, young men weave through the cars selling plastic pouches of drinking water and tissues.
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Corn syrup is commonly used in products such as table syrups, jams, jellies, and canned fruits and vegetables.
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The same goes for jams, jellies, compotes, or whatever reduction or sauce you may be creating with cherries.
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The country's traffic authority ANWB said the traffic jams, centred around The Hague, stretched 380 kms (240 miles).
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In contrast, China heavily jams RFA and VOA broadcasts and prohibits RFA from opening an office in China.
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The blackout also caused traffic lights to go out in some areas of the capital, creating traffic jams.
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Flying taxis could be a handy solution to traffic jams, allowing traffic instead to move through the sky.
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At least 11 climbers died on the mountain this year during and after the so-called "traffic jams."
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Thrillist highlighted the store's Simply Nature brand almond and cashew butters, along with the Specially Selected brand jams.
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Her cosmic voice glides across songs that traverse a spectrum of simmering slow jams and danceable electro-grooves.
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"Motorbikes are faster, efficient and will not get stuck in traffic jams where most emissions occur," she said.
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He used to play dance music all night long and then end with six or seven slow jams.
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He's been tinkering with computers to create smooth jams since the early 90s, before diving headfirst into chiptune.
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Nonetheless, it can be prepared in jellies, jams, and pies—if you add a healthy dose of sugar.
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Beloved LA local, DJ Trance (Jason Blakemore) is known for his funky, mid-tempo techno and house jams.
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That's not to mention locally made delights like jams and the staple ingredients for a perfect campfire — s'mores.
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The houses have gotten a little bigger, but there are still no traffic lights and no traffic jams.
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And with built-in Bluetooth connectivity, you can even blast your favorite jams from your phone during halftime.
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There are jams and cordials and cheese boards so carefully carved that they look like smelly Noguchi miniatures.
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The aide likened it to Waze, the navigation software, developed by Israelis, that helps drivers bypass traffic jams.
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He's here to eat some "off-the-hook" food with you, bump fists, and tune up the jams.
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The chicken is still served at the reboot of Jams in 1 Hotel Central Park in Midtown Manhattan.
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Liberian democracy means daily traffic jams caused by thousands of people marching through the streets chanting campaign slogans.
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Large crowds had flocked to the store when it opened on Tuesday, causing traffic jams in the neighbourhood.
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It was my pleasure to help people out of various jams or who were at their wit's end.
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Today, it suffuses jams, cakes, ice cream, the batter for fried fish and a syrup for basting chicken.
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"Traffic jams are ubiquitous in human society where individuals are pursuing their own personal objectives," the authors wrote.
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Gausman was anything but dominant, working through two-on jams in the first, second, fifth and sixth innings.
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Usually, Google determines where traffic jams are by pulling anonymized location data from phones running the Maps app.
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I sit on the couch and write the labels for the apricot and blackberry jams I made yesterday.
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We sit and breakfast is a big spread with lots of moroccan breads with jams, jellies, and honey.
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So many people have come to help that there have been traffic jams to enter the disaster zone.
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We put our many different sauces and jams on the door shelves, and it has been a revelation.
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The commercial shows Williams cruising in Audi's e-tron Sportback past traffic jams, garages, and closing gas stations.
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Back in the Zona Colonial is Onno's Bar, where revelers dance to both English and Spanish-language jams.
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Borne also criticized Black Friday for creating "traffic jams, pollution, and gas emissions," according to news agency AFP.
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Ideas of freedom and ease persist in the more prosaic face of traffic jams and increasing fuel prices.
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Additionally, they will launch a product line of sustainable foods and nonperishable products such as jams and sauces.
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A 20-mile trip is expected to cost around $100, a hefty price to fly over traffic jams.
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The stage in the back serves as a performance platform for music jams, open-mic nights and readings.
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If the jams don't let up, Gimenez warns, those still stuck on the roads could be sitting ducks.
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If you're looking for a man who can provide you with endless jams, Steve Lacy is all yours.
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Music at the Northland blow-out ranged from funk and disco, to hip-hop and smooth house jams.
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In a 2-1 decision, the 9th Circuit vacated a $3 million JAMS arbitration award to Monster Energy, holding the award cannot stand because a purportedly neutral JAMS arbitrator failed to disclose that he has an equity stake in the arbitration service, which, in turn, benefits from repeat business from Monster.
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After the arbitration concluded, City's lawyers found a 2015 UCLA Entertainment Law Review article, Mandatory Arbitration Provisions Involving Talent and Studios and Proposed Areas of Improvement, revealing that some JAMS arbitrators receive not just their fees for overseeing JAMS proceedings but also a share of the profits of the entire enterprise.
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There's even PhishJustJams, a site that strips away the verses and choruses of songs, streaming only the improv jams.
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Users report things like accidents, roadside obstacles, storms and traffic jams, and these are immediately available to other drivers.
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They sound great, fit comfortably enough to wear all day, and last at least through an afternoon of jams.
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"I really liked how you pumped up the jams," she said when she handed Cam the rose on ATFR.
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Freeways by Justin Smith is an urban planning simulator where players construct complex highway systems while avoiding traffic jams.
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They described familiar examples: traffic jams, piles of sand, and coffee beans stuck together in a grocery-store hopper.
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Alongside rapid snowmelt, heavy spring rains and ice jams have led to a massive, destructive rise in water levels.
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The ones in jams had a mean average systolic blood pressure of 142 and a diastolic pressure of 87.
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Experienced mountaineers have described "traffic jams," as anyone with the necessary funds bids to conquer the world's highest peak.
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Greening transport on the island - which sees traffic jams in the summer season - is an urgent challenge, officials said.
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Nicki Minaj & Quavo "Boo'd Up (Remix)" Discerning minds already have "Boo'd Up" on their summer of '18 jams playlist.
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But if you want great sounding jams while you get fit, the SoundSport wireless earbuds are worth the listen.
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The Federation government decided to take action after traffic jams disrupted life in several Bosnian cities in recent days.
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Then, he jams all the doors, "People learn in lots of different ways," he says in a sinister narration.
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The patient's cancer protein traffic map is then used to digitally screen for drugs that fix the traffic jams.
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Most commuters still choose to drive or take the bus, causing major jams in and out of the cities.
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The Japanese team concluded that phantom traffic jams arise because there are just too many cars on the road.
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So open up your Spotify, cue up a new playlist, and read on for our favorite jams of 2018.
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To prepare, the 'Late Late Show' host jams out to 'Hamilton's' opening number with Miranda and it is everything!
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Its juices can be blended into nearly every type of food and drink, from cocktails to jams and jellies.
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"It sort of jams the systems of gender that are so harshly in place in our culture," Honard said.
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Inevitably, traffic waves formed: In one sense, it seems reasonable to blame these phantom traffic jams on individual drivers.
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The New York and San Francisco metro areas are notorious for their hectic rush hours and frequent traffic jams.
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As well as traffic jams at ports, officials are looking at shipping and aircraft flows and financial transactions data.
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And the food their jams make me crave the most is just a big ol' loaf of white bread.
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They had a decent amount of guys on base, too, so I had to get out of some jams.
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Developments that don't begin to factor this in may become the sites of frequent traffic jams during peak hours.
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The inconsistent right-hander survived jams in the fourth and sixth, when he got five of his eight strikeouts.
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The Friday evening traffic jams are so bad that the BBC reported gridlocks there often stretched for 112 miles.
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Tapping the app on Saturday night I got options for a cocktail party playlist and some serious dancehall jams.
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Reed pitched himself into trouble with consecutive walks in each of his two innings but pitched through the jams.
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Here, he's looking for games that illustrate their makers moving beyond comfort zones, in the spirit of game jams.
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The jams had cleared by Wednesday afternoon, and gasoline tanker trucks began patrolling the highway to refuel stranded vehicles.
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The old town's resident population is dwindling as residents move away to escape the crowds, traffic jams and noise.
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Like unbreachable blister packs or awkward sticky tape, paper jams suggest that imperfection will persist, despite our best efforts.
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Protesters used barricades to block roads across the Chinese-ruled financial hub, with long traffic jams in some areas.
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Ms. Skonberg was impressed that he would come to her gigs and late-night jams, and immediately make friends.
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His command was not sharp, but he escaped jams, including one with the bases loaded in the second inning.
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Twins Manager Paul Molitor occasionally lets his starters try to work out of jams in the sixth or seventh.
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A Takoma Park man reportedly started reporting phantom wrecks and traffic jams on his street before Waze banned him.
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Larson O'Brien said that plan was unworkable and proceeded to file more than 12,000 additional arbitration demands at JAMS.
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Like, he was just cruisin' through like all these tunes, and we were just playing funk jams underneath him.
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Dope Jams is hosting a Valentine's Day Ball with DJ Tiago on February 13 at Good Room in Brooklyn.
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This was the first time that there seemed to be a compelling reason beyond simply knocking some jams around.
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It jams, unable to move one way or the other, the leading edge protruding a quarter of an inch.
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Pretty much the entire record got made like that, spontaneous jams with different vibes that I just went with.
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The music itself tends to have a disjointed quality and is often improvised, like The Grateful Dead's famous jams.
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" To be fair, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who'd describe the trio's speaker-frying jams as "boring.
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"I met all my wives in traffic jams / There's just something women like about a pickup man," he sang.
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Traffic jams formed on highways in Port of Spain, but there were no immediate reports of casualties there either.
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The left-hander was forced to work his way out of a few jams but came through each time.
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There were fish frys and riverboat tours, line dancing and karaoke sessions, bluegrass acoustic jams and nondenominational church services.
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BUSINESS An article on Monday about advertising and traffic jams misstated the location of the advertising technology company Intersection.
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But even at his best, he is not Robertson, who has made a career of wiggling free of jams.
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Often, the person who comes to fix it is a blind co-worker who has been trained on jams.
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"I think it's a great idea," he added -- although he did raise fears about traffic jams that could result.
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Also on-site in the lobby is Jams, a restaurant serving "California cuisine" helmed by celebrity chef Jonathan Waxman.
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But there are some fierce, club-ready moments, too, particularly on rowdy jams like the single "Inhale Exhale."bowerypresents.
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Often they are glazed with sugar or chocolate; sometimes they are filled with jams, with plum a popular option.
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Bleuberet Artisanal Foods in Ellsworth, Me., gathers enough fruit in July and August to produce these dark, rich jams.
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However, the AP noted that drivers at red lights and in traffic jams will still be subject to fines.
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The hotel will also include a destination lounge with programs for the "culturally curious" such as live music jams.
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For the JAMs, as for others, the specter of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union hovers over the economy.
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"÷" is a collection of maudlin spurned-lover jams, open-eared cross-genre collaborations and a bit of incensed rapping.
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And if the traffic jams, pedestrian barriers, and bar tabs are anything to go by, it's a big deal.
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Like, more than 10,000 people turning out to the airport and causing mega traffic jams just to get a look.
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The Notebook 9 Pro even offers dual 1.5 watt speakers with a dedicated amp to help pump out the jams.
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It displays a pre-calculated charge at the start of the ride, and doesn't adjust upward if unexpected jams occur.
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While Beckham hasn't been involved with the tour, she hasn't been opposed to dancing to her old Spice Girl jams.
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Hundreds of drivers blocked the main highway to Africa's busiest airport, O.R. Tambo International, causing long traffic jams on Friday.
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And if one of the legs jams or breaks, then the robot will likely still be able to keep rambling.
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And countries like China that very recently witnessed an explosion of automotive ownership are suffering tremendously from unbelievable traffic jams.
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Musical inclination is their genes, and they showed off their talents on Carpool Karaoke to belt out some retro jams.
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This means that you can expect traffic jams on par with the usual packed state of L.A. roads — or worse.
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But he's not stepping out alone, exactly: He's still doing it with friends, just trying to make some sweet jams.
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About 50% to 75% explained how to operate a gun lock, operate a safety, clear jams and handle cartridge malfunctions.
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A huge hamper stuffed with local cheeses, eggs, jams, wines, and cured meats was waiting for me in the kitchen.
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At a certain point, it's not acceptable just to smoke weed and think your jams that night are good enough.
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We saw how U.S. customer officers being reassigned is creating nightmare traffic jams for northbound shipments of auto parts & produce.
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Why it matters: Phantom traffic jams — the ones that appear to have no obvious cause — result from human driving behavior.
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But even though those soul-crushing traffic jams are now in the rearview mirror, it's not all clear roads ahead.
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First he joked about boring a tunnel to escape Los Angeles' hideous traffic jams, and the Boring Company was born.
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Land set aside for roads has suffered a similar fate, complicating efforts to tackle the city's spirit-sapping traffic jams.
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The Krefeld plant currently produces starches and sweeteners from corn for products including jams, sweets, chewing gum and custard powder.
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There were bops, there were jams, and of course there was Cardi B. There can never be enough Cardi B.
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My playlist of the year's best tracks aren't all statement songs, however; some of them are just jams worth enjoying.
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Away from the big cities, rising rents and traffic jams seem distant, but life can be tough in different ways.
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We shot the video in Winnipeg during one of the Bike Jams put on by the Rainbow Trout Music Festival.
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"Square Up" - Zack FoxI had to put my nigga's music on here because this song jams and it's hella funny.
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Sipping lean is mad corny in this day and age but this day is culturally important and it really jams.
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That equals more emissions from more distance traveled, and more traffic jams which in turn also result in more emissions.
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It champions the local car-assembly industry but also slaps stiff taxes on buyers, in part for fear of jams.
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I have created a playlist with some of the best hip-hop and R & B jams for your #Summer17 soiree.
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There's a lot of crossover between experimental stuff, noise, really hard dance music, but everybody still likes pop jams too.
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And The Wedding Singer, which is like a random one, but I also wasn't familiar with all those eighties jams.
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BFM TV reported that there were more than 220 miles of traffic jams in the roads in and around Paris.
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This time it's a "deep Psychedelic Jazz long form album" which means 38 minutes of curated and remixed experimental jams.
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Manuel Gottsching - "E2-E4" After a tour with the band Ashra Temple, Manuel Gottsching jams a 60 min electronic journey.
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No one knows what Mr Duterte plans to do about rural poverty, or how he will ease Manila's traffic jams.
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In addition to purifying the air, the new rules reduced traffic jams by 30%, according to Waze, a navigation app.
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Cocktails are served in his collection of vintage cups and glasses, and their ingredients often include miso, jams and yogurt.
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It's here that the couple enjoy morning coffee and homemade jams on toast along with sweeping views of both gardens.
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"His stuff was good, but ball-strike ratio, he put himself in some jams," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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Outside the main confines, I wandered into Daisy Mae's Market, which has a vast selection of Amish jams and jellies.
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What we hadn't heard in the first several weeks of this portentous fight over mass arbitration is what JAMS thinks.
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When I've got time, in between the team, the field, the gym, or whatever, I write a lot of jams.
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You'd think cities where traffic jams span 2003 lanes and intersections resemble parking lots would be a horrible proving ground.
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There's also a "virtual surround sound" feature that helps the small speaker fill up a room with your sick jams.
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There is no foreplay: The first question jams right in there to address one of the company's most glaring flaws.
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The governor has repeatedly denied any prior knowledge of the closures, which created massive traffic jams in northern New Jersey.
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Unfortunately, hiding behind Rihanna—despite being the smartest decision he's ever made—doesn't make either of these jams his own.
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The structure of "You" is also unusual, letting its terse, brief verses explode into instrumental jams that differ each time.
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The free-form nature of the video moves in step with "For Sunny," capturing Wiley's keen instincts of smooth jams.
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But it also gets down with sweetness—bright jams and honey—maybe a dark bread, and some lil' fricken' pickles.
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Sometimes she wears business attire; for other characters she jams dirt under her fingernails and rubs oil in her hair.
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We turn up, chat to locals, buy fundraising sausages in bread and home made jams (they're known as democracy sausages).
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While he walked five, he pitched out of jams, struck out nine and allowed only one run on three hits.
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At one point he jams the poor guy in the face with the banana and he violently swats it away.
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Throughout, however, I wondered if there would be fewer traffic jams on busy commuter routes if automatic transmission didn't exist.
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There are still traffic jams, though on Monday traffic was noticeably lighter in Mumbai and commuter trains were largely empty.
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There are still traffic jams, though on Monday traffic was noticeably lighter in Mumbai and commuter trains were largely empty.
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We snagged a bottle, as well as three jams Luke liked, and headed into the city for a midday repast.
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But officials decided not to use it, partly out of fear of causing panic and traffic jams, the sheriff said.
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They're discreet and smart, filtering out harmful noise while still allowing you to enjoy heady jams to their full potential.
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The study focused on the stubbornly persistent Qwerty keyboard, which was originally designed to minimize mechanical typing jams in typewriters.
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Ordinary Thais, meanwhile, gripe about the traffic jams caused when the streets are cleared to make way for royal motorcades.
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So, don't skip the intro for Spinning Out and definitely don't ignore the other jams this show's got to offer.
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"The command wasn't great, but I was able to get out of jams when I got into them," Lynn said.
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How have you handled the ruckus of the city, be it from noisy neighbors, late-night traffic jams or otherwise?
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And the bridge will face its first real challenge over the Labor Day weekend, a time of notorious traffic jams.
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Mr. Waxman will add soups, and more desserts, as Heather Miller, the pastry chef at Jams, is moving to Barbuto.
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And Chasen Shreve worked out of jams in the ninth and the 10th with the winning run at third base.
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Many commuters are turning to carpooling for the first time, though monster traffic jams expected to snarl up the roads.
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Real-time navigation apps attempt to game traffic by sending drivers down side roads to avoid jams on major streets.
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Navigation apps such as Waze provide warnings for traffic jams, broken-down vehicles, roadway debris or even lurking police officers.
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Manila is notorious for its traffic jams, and the Philippine capital is trying to use data to solve the problem.
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We compiled the top 10 below, from LeBron James&apos incredible poster dunks to Blake Griffin&aposs most vicious jams.
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A widely shared flier urged Iranians to strike and create daily traffic jams on major roads by stopping their cars.
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Already, says Nicholas Wright, a U.K.-based analyst, equipment in orbit jams signals, blinds with lasers, and spies using cyber tools.
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SpotifyYou'll need to keep your offline tunes to 3,000 songs or fewer, but Spotify lets you crank jams without a connection.
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These cuddle sessions start off as a mellow jams but almost always end with the calf falling into a deep sleep.
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Over the years, the Backstreet Boys have had plenty of memorable jams — but there's one song they wish everyone would forget.
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But much of the country expects insane traffic jams, so simply driving to a new spot might not be an option.
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Let us all take a moment then to remember these genuine jams from years past … "RUMORS" BY LINDSAY LOHAN Ahhh, 2004.
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When Redditor Muctur opened a used vinyl that he bought on the Internet, he received much more than some new jams.
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Researchers have found a way to manipulate smart street lights and potentially cause horrible traffic jams or block ambulances during emergencies.
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The city also now suffers from traffic jams, as more people have cars and want to get around on their own.
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He says the high-speed loop tunnels are a far better way to solve the traffic jams that regularly snarl traffic.
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I was able to get out of some jams there, but obviously, ideally I'd like to go deeper in the game.
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Under the train tracks, the newly renovated Tunel Club mixes art exhibitions, jazz jams and alternative international and local dance rhythms.
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Covered there too with the help of the sad, ultra-real jams of Sufjan Stevens to keep your experience in check.
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We know these two are going to provide us all with SNL yuks and four-octave jams for years to come.
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So here's a playlist I've started with plenty of space jams to accompany the total or partial eclipse you'll be seeing.
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Sydneysiders stuck in traffic jams still grumble that all that money would have been better spent improving the city's creaking infrastructure.
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The unfinished highway could become part of a plan to help overcome a legacy of apartheid—while also easing traffic jams.
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Brooks gave up one run and scattered seven hits in five innings Wednesday, working his way out of a few jams.
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"It could help break some of the log jams we've seen, instead of muddling through space policy right now," says Larson.
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Australian singer Troye Sivan destroyed our emotions with his collection of moody synth-filled jams in his first album Blue Neighbourhood.
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The "a" and "p" key jams regularly, and it's caused me to backspace about a million times while writing this article.
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Some will be the SUVs of the sky—piloted by their owners over city traffic jams and winding country roads alike.
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For years, musicians have used the built-in Voice Memos app as a way to quickly capture song ideas or jams.
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Jams are almost always the result of simple math; too many cars in too small a space at the same time.
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Rather than mock them for being, well, one-off hits, we remember all the good times we had with these jams.
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See Minaj's Instagram post in full above and pray to Yeezus that he leaves all the jams on his next album.
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Often the best games from these jams tend to be a distillation of a specific game mechanic, plot point, or idea.
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When you're done with your meeting, the stuff on the screen—Google is calling them "Jams"—get stored to the cloud.
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He added that the consequences of modernizing infrastructure, like additional traffic jams, are essential for long-term mobility and economic growth.
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The ultimate goal is to figure out clever ways to reduce traffic jams without having to add lanes or widen roads.
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Inevitably, the company's growing presence is making it a scapegoat for common urban woes such as traffic jams and rising rents.
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They give their listeners jolted, stingy guitar jams that are a little bit weird, completely sensitive at times, but wholly interesting.
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As much as I love my jams, my gameplay has got to be Grade A. So, gotta get that bomb defused.
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It's funny because most of the hip-hop that I've heard him listen to has been on like Jock Jams albums.
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Each time, a few seconds pass as he jams new bullets into his pistol and his opponents simply stagger around him.
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Your device connects to your car's stereo system and, based on your elevated stress level, starts playing your favorite relaxing jams.
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Apa led the funky jams for the band out of Saskatoon for about 35 minutes ... and plans on joining them again.
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"I battled, and was able to get out of some jams, so I feel pretty good about my start," he said.
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I love Blowfly, I love Clarence Reid, and his soul music is a perfect counterpoint to his triple-X party jams.
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Expect to find tasty treats like gourmet jams, crunchy pickles, fresh chips, and many other artisan delights in each monthly box.
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Cole pitched only five innings, working out of several jams, and didn't get a decision after winning his previous three starts.
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Maspex is a leading producer of juices and drinks in central and eastern Europe and also sells pasta, cereal and jams.
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Please consider the selection of these jams an act of heroism, because it felt too hot to do just about anything.
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During the campaign, Trump relied on external events to get out of jams (Hillary Clinton fainting, James Comey writing a letter).
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I sat in traffic jams for hours, ventured a bit upstate, but still I couldn't seem to run the Volt dry.
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But at least from an outside perspective, the flirtatious party jams dominating the format in recent years seemed to repel humor.
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He allowed eight hits and three walks, twice escaping from bases-loaded, one-out jams - in the third and sixth innings.
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Maas and Katz are both currently associated with JAMS, the largest private provider of mediation and arbitration services in the world.
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" She started at Jams, which the young chef Jonathan Waxman opened in 1984 to introduce Manhattanites to the new "California cuisine.
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TV reports said patients at hospitals in Padang were evacuated and there were traffic jams as panicking residents tried to leave.
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Preventing the co-loading of Qatari and other Middle East grades could add to refiners' transport costs and create logistical jams.
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He loaded the bases in the first inning and put two aboard in the second but worked out of both jams.
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The singer-songwriter reimagines her already twinkling jams, transforming them into dreamy lullabies that put her wispy alto on full display.
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Every year, during the third week of September, New York's mid-town descends into far worse chaotic traffic jams than usual.
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Worried about pollution and traffic jams, China's wealthiest metropolises have begun limiting the number of new cars that may be registered.
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If those policies also lead to more bike paths and less time in white-knuckle traffic jams, then sign me up.
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A lot of the guitar bands that are happening just can't kick out the fucking jams when you see them play.
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It's gonna be literally lit, so we at Noisey Canada have made a playlist of eclipse jams to accompany your viewing.
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The Dope Jams crew has a rep for being grouchy dance music heads—but we know they're secretly softies at heart.
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Lester had to work out of a few jams but allowed just three hits and four walks while striking out three.
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Held every Thursday in playgrounds across the Bronx, the park jams are modeled after the legendary original throwdowns at the Center.
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For a door that swings in, push heavy furniture against it, prop a chair under the handle or use door jams.
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There was not a bit of traffic, though usually at that hour there are huge jams for the drop-off lanes.
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The ants were easily discouraged by traffic jams and were flexible enough to turn around and go back out the tunnel.
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They have their bangers and their slow jams about loving yourself while being true to yourself, and that'll do just fine.
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But the music at Interference AV will skew far from the string arrangements or throwback jams often heard at movie theaters.
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This would come in the form of an omnibus, which jams together 12 individual appropriations bills into one massive funding package.
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It was covered with curls of see-through pickles and little scoops of sticky, savory jams, and many kinds of herbs.
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But it is also possible that they will encroach on one another, that there will be traffic jams in the pathway.
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Its byproducts, in turn, are traffic jams, bad ventilation, noise, and all the other ills that metropolitan flesh is heir to.
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Some refuse to leave during Category 5 hurricanes, arguing they are safer in their homes than in panic-ridden traffic jams.
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Operating since 233, the market is a horticultural haven of rare orchids, sculptural cactuses, floral soaps, fruit jams and much besides.
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Bring your own instrument on Saturdays if you want to join the folk and bluegrass jams that start at 9 p.m.
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Faulty handiwork can cause serious injury or ruin a gun if a shoddy bullet jams or if a weapon is defective.
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And the price for its randomness—slow jams about shiitake mushrooms; tossed-off references to Trump—will be exactly right: free.
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Using architecture, design and so-called community programming (craft jams and bar crawls, say) co-living aims to push people together.
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For the most part, the outskirts of the city have been redeveloped and repopulated, complete with parking hassles and traffic jams.
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I'm sure that every arbitrator working for CPR or AAA or JAMS truly believes that she is a neutral decision-maker.
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Mets relievers Jerry Blevins and Hansel Robles each inherited, and escaped, potential game-changing jams in the seventh and eighth innings.
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But the president did bring one silver lining for Los Angeles — an end to the frequent "Obama jams" that snarled traffic.
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He worked out of a few jams: The Mets stranded two runners in each of the third, fourth and fifth innings.
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He didn't overpower many hitters in this one, but saved his best pitches for when the Cardinals put him in jams.
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He would bring home special jams for the regular hotel clients, including the actors Jeremy Irons, Ian McKellen and Robert Redford.
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"It's great — I get to talk to women customers and ensure that they don't get stuck in traffic jams," Yadav says.
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But Robinson's strength lies in making moments of grandeur quiver with candlelit intimacy and turning screeching electronics into whispering bummer jams.
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But if the tunnels are less expensive than other crossings, drivers could switch to the tunnels, leading to paralyzing traffic jams.
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Keep reading to find out more about the WI – and its surprisingly radical history behind the jams, tea cakes and royal members.
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"I really liked how you pumped up the jams," Hannah told him as she struggled to affix the rose to his lapel.
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Mohawk's recycled paper ($993 a ream) is crisp and heavy, which means it jams less frequently and feels good to the touch.
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Mohawk's recycled paper ($15 a ream) is crisp and heavy, which means it jams less frequently and feels good to the touch.
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Certain sex songs are timeless (we're looking at you, "Pony") and stick around on our playlist of bedroom jams year after year.
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What even are the holidays without a charming tale of familial discord, stolen land, caprese martinis, demon hunting, and electric bass jams?
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The city is surrounded by mountains and suffers from chronic traffic jams, with low rainfall and a lack of strong wind streams.
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Authorities are predicting huge traffic jams, strained cellphone networks, and insufficient bathrooms for the masses driving to the center of the show.
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Could self-steering vehicles that sail above road traffic be the answer to the country's frequent traffic jams and reckless driving problems?
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Cincinnati starter Scott Feldman got himself in and out of jams in the early innings, matching Odorizzi in keeping the game scoreless.
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For long road trips or when traffic jams are a big risk, make sure you have a cooler to keep everything fresh.
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And in this city that patiently waits out traffic jams caused by protests, residents wondered how free speech had turned so violent.
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Australian electronic musician Pogo is best known for remixing classics of pop culture (particularly Disney films) into unexpected, often unsettling slow jams.
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He points out new features like Live Loops, a new way of producing tracks that's more conducive to building electronic jams. 9.
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They also might trip up and injure others on the path by virtue of stopping and causing traffic jams or sudden movements.
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Witness the traffic jams on the arterial roads out of Moscow on Friday afternoons, as the weekend rush to the dacha begins.
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It feels like spring is in full effect, so this week's episode of Noisey on Beats 1 embraces the sunshine and jams.
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Beyond sit-down dining, Kylie says Blue Table boasts a shop where you can find fresh jams, pastas, and other cute gifts.
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Then I started making my own things that have hidden or lots of added sugar: salad dressings, jams/jellies, oatmeal, bread, etc.
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Bikers will also get more accurate timing to match their speeds, since often they can weave through jams where cars are stuck.
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I'mma let you finish, Michael Bublé, but when it comes to iconic modern Christmas jams, nobody can top our favorite pop princesses.
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In the door of the fridge, I share my stash of sweets (SO much chocolate), jams and jellies, and sauces and condiments.
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His teammates made some good plays on defense, and Gray worked out of a few jams and made it through seven innings.
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The Manchester band has been steadily giving us all sorts of jams to have fun to over the past year or so.
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But The Dirty Nil is timeless and all-purpose—nothing fancy, nothing revolutionary, just solidly crafted, hard-hitting, loud-as-hell jams.
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You sleep 30 minutes more every night, since automated cars have raised speed limits and relegated traffic jams to the internet archives.
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The peaceful protest by mostly Kurdish migrants at Diavata, on Thessaloniki&aposs western outskirts, lasted an hour and caused major traffic jams.
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Traffic jams blocked Interstate 71 and some parts of the highway were even closed for the flooding, according to The Weather Channel.
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Tyler's hit is perfect for #eclipse2017, which swept across the United States today leaving burning eyes and traffic jams in its wake.
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Coachella did confirm that she'll be making up for it next year, and will be belting out some Lemonade jams in 2018.
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Maybe by the end of its Grand Finale, we'll have enough material for an album—fingers crossed it's named "Space Jams."[NASA]
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Throw it in a pool, and the thing will bob up and down in the water while blasting out your favorite jams.
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And you might well get stuck in traffic (we visit the places where traffic jams are seen as opportunity rather than nuisance).
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It comes with six jacking, old-school jams you can easily fit into your sets to pleasure yourself and the dance floor.
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Like, whether it's soloing and going on these exploratory jams or during a song or whatever, I always want to be creative.
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By 2000, the congestion was thick enough that a Parliamentarian complained in session about traffic jams extending 22021 miles in the summertime.
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Ask anyone who was there at the time, and you'll hear stories about the legendary jams produced by these desert rock godfathers.
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Hundreds of thousands of riders would have been stranded, leading to record traffic jams on the already-clogged roadways into the city.
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Now you can take a listen to these smooth pop synth jams the way they were intended: on era-appropriate vinyl records.
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Luckily, bi-national duo CMDWN can see past such petty discord in order to bring us the ignorant club jams we need.
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That's how the upcoming AirPods Audio Sharing works to let you exchange music privately over Bluetooth without exposing your guilty pleasure jams.
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But many in Manila too, with its gun violence, its traffic jams and its creaking infrastructure, were attracted to the strongman message.
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When songs made room for jams, there were improvisatory sparks between Slash and Mr. McKagan, still pushing each other, stirring up dynamics.
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Shannon Byrne is currently trying to scale up to meet an order to supply 88 Kroger stores with her Slow Jams spreads.
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In the study of paper jams, Ruiz has found his Fountain of Youth: he is fifty but looks almost two decades younger.
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Sabathia could not spot his sinking fastball where he wanted, but worked out of jams with a cutter and a backdoor curve.
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Bryant's homer helped make up for two earlier errors he made at third base that forced Lester to work out of jams.
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Holding the wheel with one hand, he jams a Marlboro in his mouth and holds out his phone for me to inspect.
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Just about every other business and worker you can think of would benefit from roads or transportation systems that reduce traffic jams.
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"Transit makes up 3 percent of total traffic, so it won't mitigate traffic jams," said Cihan Baysal of the Northern Forests Defence.
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Photographs of miles-long traffic jams on highways and oceans of people at the country's top attractions are circulating online this week.
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Best of all, I can trust them all to stop me from doing anything foolish or getting me out of any jams.
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"If your car runs out of electricity in one of India's famous traffic jams, you'd have a problem," the Morningstar analyst said.
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Since Mr. Hecker's event, the format has been adopted around the world, with jams unfolding in unusual places, often to a theme.
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Well, you'd be better off asking Dan Monox [Rubadub/Dixon Avenue Basement Jams] about that, as he came up with the name.
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I think he will eventually not get out of jams, no matter how much he ... You know how he gets reelected, Kara?
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Ivanka Trump's 2 little boys aren't Migos fans yet -- they're just toddlers -- but they can get down to some pretty experimental jams.
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"What was different about Pirate Jam [from other jams] was this enforced period of traveling," said Greenwood in an interview with Motherboard.
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Oh I don't know, maybe Dave Grohl showing up during the encore for a cover of MC5's "Kick Out the Jams"?
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While Mario, Action, and Missy might not all share a passion for Jock Jams, they all love this hearty, delicious Italian meal.
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After City and Monster consulted on seven prospective arbitrators, JAMS selected retired California state court judge John Kennedy to hear the case.
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It was characterized by improvisation jams, strange imagery, experimentation, inconsistent rhythms, discordant harmonies, abrupt changes in timbre, and general defiance of convention.
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Accompanied by The Roots' slow jams, Obama listed some of the achievements the country has accomplished during his two terms as president.
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He jams the shredded cabbage and radishes into mason jars with such force that I briefly worry that the glass will crack.
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With the hurricane now bearing down on Florida, there were mileslong traffic jams of residents struggling to get to safety after Gov.
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They were arrested when taking to the streets on June 10 and "caused traffic jams", the report cited the indictment as saying.
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But I went to two of these events, foyer jams and volleyball (as a spectator, not a participant), and they were fun.
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Jams were on a room service cart, and a copy of a book titled "Headlines All My Life" was on the desk.
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In the past, that's meant a proliferation of wonderfully meandering pieces—loping jams that felt more about the journey than the destination.
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We would still have to contend with roads, traffic jams, air pollution, and run the risk of being hit by a bus.
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If some bridges and tunnels are discounted and not others, he said, that could lead to major traffic jams at certain crossings.
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After human traffic jams at Mount Everest's peak, Nepalese officials said they were considering changing the rules about who is allowed up.
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"The increased volume is creating an aggregate number of jams to be had," he said at a polling place in the Bronx.
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However, it's live where Kikimora is experienced best, transforming their songs into extended improvisational jams that turn into a big dance party.
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Those traffic jams could contain thousands of trucks, but for the test, he called for just 150, and only 89 turned up.
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But be forewarned about the city's notorious traffic jams and graffiti-smeared streets that give much of the city a blighted feel.
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I was imagining "Game of Thrones" musicals, featuring illogical love ballads ("I Sent You a Raven") and body-rocking breakup jams ("Dracarys").
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On its recent album, "Everything Now," Arcade Fire uses pointedly ironic disco jams to diagnose ills of modern society (anxiety, inequality, celebrity).
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Such a "no-deal" outcome has raised alarm, sparking fears of traffic jams, shortages of food and medicine, and gridlock at ports.
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Apparently, rising household incomes have everyone in a festive mood and are making us willing to overlook traffic jams and crowded airports.
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Brace yourself for a heat wave and some bops: The summer of 2019 is upon us, and the jams are already thick.
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But drivers who encounter the checkpoints have long complained about them, saying they create unnecessary traffic jams and largely inconvenience local residents.
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Both spans will have shoulders for car breakdowns, something the current bridge lacks, a failing blamed for frequent and exasperating traffic jams.
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In this guide, our food team walks you through making and canning jams — using berries, stone fruit, apples, pears or even tomatoes.
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There are missing sewer covers, exposed electrical wires and aggressive motorcyclists using the walkway to avoid traffic jams — or as parking lots.
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His vision is to build a series of tunnels underground that will be able to ferry people and cars without traffic jams.
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If you really love music, you know you don't want any crummy, second-rate hardware getting between you and your favorite jams.
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Correction: The headline and text of this story has been updated to accurately reflect the lengths of traffic jams during the strike.
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Aside from a handful of scattered tourists, we came across no madding crowds at Tunnel View, no traffic jams on the highway.
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Opinion Columnist This week, Americans will endure flight delays, traffic jams and other logistical miseries to spend time with family and friends.
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Check out some of Larson's best style moments and jams from simpler times, when flip flops were socially acceptable on red carpets.
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With Waze, drivers share real-time traffic delays — accidents, traffic jams, police locations and more — so that you can successfully avoid them.
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Or linger over the classic French petit déjeuner (€2000) — an array of breads and pastries served with chocolate spread and homemade jams.
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Cross the bridge, though, and suddenly the world emerges in light and color, with shops and restaurants open, and loud traffic jams.
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She's long shown that she has the vocal chops to swing for the musical fences in house jams and heartfelt ballads alike.
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Ahead of the holiday, he made a tongue-in-cheek apology for keeping gas prices so low that he caused traffic jams.
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Vegan Frogs' chiptune sensibilities come courtesy of glitch-hop artist CONUNDRUM, whose verified summer jams can be heard on their Soundcloud profile.
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Demonstrators shut down 12 major junctions across the country, including in the large city of Tel Aviv, leading to huge traffic jams.
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Phish's long jams and their blend of rock, jazz, prog, and a dash of bluegrass helped the band organically build their own following.
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They have saved countless lives, but they've also made the mountain so accessible that there have been deadly traffic jams at the summit.
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Chambers' music is a mix of soulful R&B ballads, moody experimental guitar rock, twinkly techno jams, and oh so much Stone Roses.
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He gets served with the homer, but he was able to find his way out of it and get out of some jams.
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" The night concluded with a performance by Charlie Puth, who wowed the crowd with his jams "How Long" and "We Don't Talk Anymore.
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Complicating things with traffic jams and miscommunications is Mercury retrograde—Mercury is your ruling planet, so these retrogrades are especially annoying for you.
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Growing up in 90s, Andersen absorbed the whole the excessive energy of the epoch of boy bands, neon windbreakers, and dance floor jams.
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Of course, the plaintiffs' firm may not want to expend the time and money relitigating its disqualification in case after case at JAMS.
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The space on the roof is getting opened to bi-weekly yoga jams, and capoeira classes from one of the best Javanese teachers.
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Now, we've got devices that can download songs in seconds and sound systems that give you full control over the jams you pump.
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Scott Barry, Sqirl's creative director, comes over, and we pull jams from the fridge that we need to shoot for Sqirl's upcoming cookbook.
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TRAFFIC jams are fairly common in Intercourse, a rural hamlet in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where corn fields and rolling hills flank the winding roads.
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Beginning Thursday, traffic jams and long lines for gas have plagued I-75, one of the two major highways for moving people north.
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Beginning Thursday, traffic jams and long lines for gas have plagued I-210, one of the two major highways for moving people north.
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The Reds had the go-ahead run in scoring position in the fourth and fifth innings, but Davies pitched out of the jams.
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The city's limits are meant in part to ease traffic jams, and also to avoid adding too much pollution to the city's air.
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The UPS driver just jams a small package (up to 10 pounds) in a cage while the drone is attached to the truck.
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This is practically on the level of your dad putting together a playlist of "some pretty sweet jams" and sharing it on Spotify.
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We could end up accelerating and automating the worst parts of cities today creating faster traffic jams and more inhospitable, crowded, city streets.
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While fans certainly loved the evocative hit and its music video, they weren't shy about sharing their feelings for the less political jams.
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This will not end traffic jams, he reckons, but it can bestow on erstwhile drivers the gift of free time in their cars.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel is unrolling a major pipeline of investments to get rid of persistent traffic jams that are hampering economic growth.
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We, the listening public, have been blessed with a plethora of girl power anthems that make for ultra-motivating, confidence-boosting workout jams.
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It allows you to listen to your favorite jams with wireless headphones or even link it to a Bluetooth speaker, should you wish.
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He plays lead synth lines on a Korg ARP Odyssey while his dad jams on a Moog, and they both share vocal duties.
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You think you're just harmlessly jamming in the mancave of your suburban weekend home, writing rock 'n' roll jams about fighting the establishment.
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" The struggle continues as Trump pins her against the wall and "jams his hand under my coat dress and pulls down my tights.
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Home ambiance enhanced by a soothing soundtrack: Samsung's wireless multiroom speakers can set any mood you fancy, from romantic melodies to party jams.
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Geist composes robotic electronic music, a burgeoning genre of electro jams that relies on hardware, not software, to engineer electronic sounds and beats.
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Motorists who know they will end up in jams prefer to do it in air-conditioned vehicles than perched on sweaty bike seats.
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Emissions of pollutants should also fall, because fewer vehicles would be idling in jams and there would be fewer cars on the street.
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Both companies say that carpooling is the next big thing: fewer empty cars plus cheaper fares equals less traffic jams and happier communities.
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Across the United States, officials are urging citizens to prepare, warning of traffic jams, wifi outages and shortages of alcohol and porta-potties.
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The hard, riff-centered jams Slothrust does so well are still there, though this time they feel more like a means of procrastination.
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"Shieldsy got into a little bit of trouble, had some traffic, worked out of a few jams," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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This situation is ripe for storage-related disasters — or at the very least, it's a perilous recipe for early morning shower traffic jams.
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Fearing violence, the government has blocked several roads with shipping containers to corral the protesters, but that has caused hours-long traffic jams.
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So with my music, I was trying to keep everything fun—make jams that people can listen to on the train to work.
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Earlier this year, the company launched a motorbike service in Bangkok, where many commuters use motorbikes to navigate the city's notorious traffic jams.
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This would allow the bus to cruise above the traffic jams that plague roads in urban China, while lessening the gridlock for others.
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He allowed just one run and three hits with four strikeouts and two walks and worked his way out of a few jams.
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The weather caused accidents, road closures and traffic jams across the region, with low-lying roads submerged under a few feet of water.
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In some areas, like Apex, North Carolina, the trend is creating an overcrowding problem, resulting in traffic jams and schools filled past capacity.
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When the Tubbs fire began, county officials decided not to send an alert because they wanted to avoid causing panic and traffic jams.
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Calvario had spent his childhood attending L.A. cyphers, battles, and jams with family members, and had been dancing in them since middle school.
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A black-and-white Sub_Urban Riot "Slow Jams" tank for $44, which she wore with denim cut-offs and an oversize (orange!) fedora.
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If you're looking for a new Bluetooth speaker so you can take your summer jams on the go, this deal is for you.
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Experts say the Memorial Day traffic is just the beginning of a summer of traffic jams at the nation's beaches and mountain parks.
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With the promise of fewer traffic jams and delays with public transport, flying taxis could be the perfect solution to a growing problem.
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Woodstock was a poorly organized three-day festival filled with musical legends, horrible weather, traffic jams, hippie fashion, and '60s peace and love.
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His dizzyingly dense story includes flood, power failure, traffic jams, global warming, cholera, typhoid fever and a conflagration that wipes out North America.
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The rest of the top 10 traffic jams were on highways in Fort Lee, N.J.; Chicago; Louisville, Ky.; Cincinnati; Los Angeles; Auburn, Wash.
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At a fundamental level, Marvel jams enough high-spirited entertainment into the movie to ensure that it's worthy of the price of admission.
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That doesn't include the more frequent and extensive traffic jams and associated costs for those working and trying to do business in Wisconsin.
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The Fellowes Powershred Jam Proof Paper and Credit Card Shredder has a unique design for preventing jams, so you can work without interruption.
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This is why, among other reasons, Musk has started digging tunnels in Los Angeles to create an alternative to area's horrendous traffic jams.
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A local brewery had fenced in a beer garden on the detention center's lawn, and loud jock jams blared in a frenetic symphony.
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Gone were the alt rock slow jams with heart-on-sleeve sentiments; in its place, Slipknot's maggot metal and Senses Fail's emotive noise.
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The House posted the entire Starr report online immediately, prompting one of the first big internet traffic jams and crashing multiple congressional websites.
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Monster's 9th Circuit brief argued that Kennedy disclosed that he has an interest in JAMS' ongoing success, which effectively encompasses his ownership interest.
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In the car-crazed United States, adding vehicle checkpoints to old airports would create even greater traffic jams where congestion is already colossal.
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He threw a season-high 21 pitches — the rough equivalent of a half a start — to get in and out of two jams.
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Even the smallest task, like going to the A.T.M. or supermarket, might take hours because of road blocks, traffic jams or endless lines.
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Traffic jams and delayed trains are infuriating for everyone, but they're especially painful when they make you miss your baby's bedtime yet again.
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The subterranean journey has become an existential slog, with semi-regular power outages plaguing train riders and traffic jams clogging the Holland Tunnel.
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There is wildness too: "bear jams" disrupting traffic, cougar sightings and soaring eagles, towering ancient trees, log-strewn beaches and distant snowy peaks.
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Climbers say the permit numbers have been going up steadily each year and that this year the traffic jams were heavier than ever.
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The machines require one person to load customer orders, another to stock cardboard and glue and a technician to fix jams on occasion.
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As the pandemic guts the global economy and jams supply chains across the world, Latin America is uniquely vulnerable to an economic collapse.
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As the pandemic guts the global economy and jams supply chains across the world, Latin America is uniquely vulnerable to an economic collapse.
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If you like '80s jams and spies, or if you like coming-of-age stories that are not about road trips, try this.
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It is one of the great summer cooking jams, and I hope you'll put it in heavy rotation: "Independent Bahamas." cooking cooking cooking
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Both teams emptied their bullpens for Game 73, and the game dragged as both managers tried to carefully navigate through matchups and jams.
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When you're traveling solo for hours on hours with multiple layovers, it's nice to have some background jams to keep your spirits up.
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Youcan use my discount code LAUREN4THFREE at the checkout to get any 4th product free, valid on all of syrups, sauces and jams!
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The Argentine conceptual artist Leandro Erlich has turned one of Miami's most persistent nuisances, its traffic jams, into an impressive new public artwork.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Uber is offering a new way to beat traffic jams in one of the world's most congested cities — speedboats.
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And who can deny the versatility of his jams, perfect for both the Saturday night turn up and the Wednesday night cry session?
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Even though there's nothing visible ahead, the driver jams on the brakes — just as another Cadillac CTS jumps out from around the corner.
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It's also nice to have a brotherhood of guys ready and willing to help you out of any jams at a moment's notice.
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But after pitching out of jams in the first and fifth innings, the Reds broke through against him in a four-run sixth.
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To show solidarity with his radicalized peers, Emmanuel wears loosefitting cargo pants, patent leather Space Jams, a black hoodie and a snapback cap.
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As the frontman for the bands Hüsker Dü and Sugar, this singer and guitarist found his niche with cathartic yet approachable rock jams.
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Hawkes denied this, explaining to me that his moniker was chosen for him by Dixon Avenue Basement Jams label head Dan "Monox" Lurinsky.
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