They describe parallel private systems in which people with money jump the line.
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Scalpers hawk waiting tickets to those rich or desperate enough to jump the line.
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"I feel badly that I have the means to jump the line," he said.
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He charges about $400 an hour, though you can try paying more to jump the line.
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As the world moves towards biometric passports, will a service enabling passengers to jump the line remain useful?
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First it was Jump The Line, which let you order and pay for your morning coffee via SMS message.
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In Britain, private insurance can get you extra services and the ability to jump the line for certain treatments.
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Inside the polling place, people in line to vote urged the 2016 candidate to jump the line and cast her ballot.
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Here's the deal -- TMZ is offering a jump-the-line pass if you book a tour with us through September 8.
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Fiji, a South Pacific island nation, was allowed to jump the line Friday to become the first country to sign it.
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Mr. Philbrick had some sway with the conservator, so Mr. Sakhai turned to him for help—hoping, essentially, to jump the line.
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Crew 13-3 had done its job: the fire didn't jump the line; it didn't threaten homes or ranches or coastal properties.
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Unless they somehow can jump the line, those placing new orders would be the least likely to get any money from the feds.
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I had tried to jump the line with Pokémon Go: to define a generation and become a master, but I was no Pokémon master.
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Katelyn Hagen shows the plight of the sheep never counted in this short animation, which imagines what lengths they might go to jump the line.
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One mini-bus seemed to be trying to jump the line , and you could almost hear the other drivers b eeping their horns and shouting.
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" Demand for those blocks and the desire to finish them quickly led to what one driver described as "physical fights [...] when someone tries to jump the line.
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Even as one of MMA's best-ever it seems unlikely that GSP will be allowed to jump the line in front of all these legitimate middleweight contenders.
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Because the Succession to the Crown Bill of 2013 removed male priority to the throne, giving older daughters equal right, all of Middleton's children will jump the line.
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However, in certain cases involving a violent crime, the bureau now can jump the line of trace requests so that police can get the information within 24 hours.
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Lacie gets a rare opportunity to jump the line when her childhood friend Naomie (Alice Eve) calls and invites her to be the maid of honor in her upcoming wedding.
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Three of them had been security guards employed by the hospital, and local media posing as patients managed to jump the line by bribing scalpers, who then paid security personnel at the hospital.
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For a modest fee, Real Vision will connect investors to a network of elite Wall Street analysts, traders and hedge fund managers, making it easier for novices like Mr. O'Dea to jump the line.
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Anyone who frequently drives on the highway knows how annoying it can be when a driver tries to jump the line at a busy junction, but there's usually not much drivers can do about it.
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"First off, the fight for T.J. is Cody [Garbrandt]," Faber tells TMZ Sports ... insisting he doesn't want to "jump the line" and block his good friend from getting a chance to avenge his loss from UFC 217.
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Moreover, 75 percent of all likely voters do not think it is fair or right to allow a particular group of illegal immigrants to "jump the line," compared to just 11 percent who think it is fair.
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The connection enabled Turnbull to jump the line of world leaders waiting to get the new U.S. leader on the phone, well ahead of larger allies like Britain and Japan, after Trump's surprise win in last week's presidential election.
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If blocks of transaction data fill up due to more people using bitcoin, then competition for space inside the next block to be processed goes up, meaning people will need to attach higher fees to their transactions to convince miners let them jump the line.
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During the 2016 Republican primary, a number of states tried to jump the line and the Republican National Committee said it would cull a state's delegates significantly if it did, a move that would reduce its impact on the final outcome of the nomination process.
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The appearance of the 22.9 painting "Untitled (Red Sand SF #0003E, Yellow Ground)" as the first lot of the Sotheby's sale was a rare chance for a buyer to jump the line — and for the owner to make a quick and profitable resale, known as a flip.
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All of this makes Pocket Camp feel less like a capitalist fantasy and more like a capitalist reality, where the people with money can jump the line and instantly buy their way to a better and more convenient (virtual) life, while everyone else has to grind out a living in Shovelstrike Quarry.
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There's a huge amount of demand to try to live in a country like the United States, so in the end, the only way you can make sure everybody plays the rules and ensure fairness is by making sure no one can jump the line, so tough talk, making sure that anyone, smuggler, alien, that they get it.
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Hastert was succeed by Majority Leader John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE, leader of the failed Gingrich coup, who himself managed to jump the line back into power by defeating Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE, the acting majority leader and then majority whip following the resignation of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.
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Driscoll said bulldozers were used to dig fireguards, but the warm, dry weather permitted the fire to jump the line initially.
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LB947 made DACA beneficiaries eligible for commercial and professional licenses in Nebraska. The bill passed the Legislature on a vote of 33-11-5, with Groene among those voting against it; the veto override passed 31-13-5, with Groene again casting a nay vote. Groene stated that his opposition arose from the belief that illegal immigrants "cheat the system and jump the line", and should not be rewarded for this misconduct. The legislature failed to pass LB10, greatly desired by the Republican Party, which would have restored Nebraska to a winner-take-all scheme of allocating its electoral votes in U.S. presidential elections, rather than continuing its practice of awarding the electoral vote for each congressional district to the candidate who received the most votes in that district.
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This approach can lead to frustration for clients who are waiting, because one client who has been waiting for 30 minutes may see another client come in, take a number, and then be seen within five minutes. In car repair businesses, clients typically wait until their vehicle is repaired; the service manager can only give an estimate of the approximate waiting time. Clients waiting in the entrance or waiting area of a restaurant for a table normally are seated based on whether they have reservations, or for those without reservations, on a first-come, first served approach; however, important customers or celebrities may be put to the front of the line. In restaurants, customers may also be able to jump the line by giving a large gratuity or bribe to the maitre d'hotel or head waiter.
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