Its low-cost UberPop offering previously connected users with non-professional drivers.
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Non-professional gladiators had to survive 30 matches to win their freedom.
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Why did you decide to use non-professional actors for this film?
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But-- average investors-- but-- but 99% of people are non-professional-- investors.
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And they were very good even though they were young, non-professional actors.
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It was a no-brainer to recommend that laptop to almost any non-professional.
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A non-professional wouldn't guess it was just a section from a larger shot.
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A total of 80 journalists were killed, including non-professional journalists and media workers.
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"Seventy-four percent of the population are what we call 'non-professional learners,'" he says.
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These productions had threadbare sets and limited light sources, and often featured non-professional actors.
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You have a business that's dependent on drivers, non-professional drivers ... Not being murderers, yes.
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Fillon has said he wants non-professional politicians to join his government if elected in May.
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Police say that there is no set criminal profile for your average non-professional petty thief.
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A non-professional videographer may make around A$200 ($150.95) for up to two hours of work.
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The court was referring to UberPop which puts passengers in touch with non-professional and unlicensed drivers.
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A handful of companies have looked to capitalize on the increasingly profitable world of non-professional podcasts.
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Bond markets mostly operate behind computer terminals and finding prices can be difficult for the non-professional.
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Of course, they also have the money and resources to pursue their non-professional passions with fervor.
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Comparing it to some other non-professional movies, like The Room, it's striking how good-hearted it is.
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The Uber POP service connected clients via a smartphone app with non-professional drivers using their own cars.
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As a result, ride-hailing apps in Japan match passengers with licensed taxis, instead of non-professional drivers.
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Uber has not sought to reintroduce the ability to hail a ride from non-professional drivers in the market.
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The exhibit tracks this evolution of accessibility, recalling a time when these non-professional recordings were far from commonplace.
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Taxi drivers in Athens staged an anti-Uber strike last month to protest the continued presence of non-professional drivers.
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Lingerie brand Curvy Kate is claiming that Facebook flagged photos from a campaign using non-professional models with larger breasts.
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Like many technology companies popular with consumers, including Facebook and Alibaba, Snap's IPO was a hit with non-professional investors.
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Hundreds of professional and non-professional dancers attended the open call casting in Toronto on Tuesday, according to CBC News.
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Tasha Robinson: Why was it important to you to cast non-professional actors in the lead roles in Sing Street?
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Making a movie on such a sensitive topic with a young, non-professional actress presented its own challenges, she added.
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Most significantly, the service will use non-professional drivers, ideally people who work at the same company as their passengers.
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Previous decisions by European courts have essentially closed down Uber's p2822p (non-professional driver) ride-hailing services in the region.
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Opening Ceremony often casts non-professional models, with a more diverse range of looks than in your average IMG binder.
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Then, he will be allowed to have non-professional monitored visits with a designated family member, until he's completed 10 visits.
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The networks carry professional and non-professional sports for regional markets across the country, including Arizona, Oklahoma, Wisconsin and the Carolinas.
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In other words, "don't post stupid stuff," she said, including selfies at the beach, alcohol consumption or other non-professional pastimes.
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These skills are then put to the test at Arcosanti, most of which has been built by students and non-professional architects.
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Uber suspended its UberPOP service, which relies on non-professional drivers, in Brussels last October after a court ordered it shut down.
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StrattyX wants to open up automated trading software to anyone, from non-professional traders who have some savings to professional day traders.
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Non-professional drivers are effectively barred from offering taxi services, so apps like Uber have to link riders with existing taxi fleets.
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When he first took up boxing, Wilder knew nothing about the circuit of non-professional fighting that boxers must navigate before turning pro.
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A relatively large 27 percent of shares are held by individual non-professional investors, many of whom are elderly, according to the sources.
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Unlike Adobe's Creative Cloud suite of apps, Adobe sees Spark as serving the market of non-professional content creators — at least, for now.
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According to the court, Heetch had been competing with taxis and professional drivers on Uber and Chauffeur-Privé thanks to non-professional drivers.
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It is also to give both professional and non-professional actors, artists and youth a place to celebrate their own talent and artistry.
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"The service provided by Uber connecting individuals with non-professional drivers is covered by services in the field of transport," the ECJ said.
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During a lunch break, I pulled her aside and on a non-professional and more personal level, I had a talk with her.
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"If the capability was applied to (genuinely) non-professional content, the possibility for harm is considerably higher," Brown told me via Twitter message.
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If non-professional wine enthusiasts truly were lacking in knowledge or expertise, we would expect to see little or no correlation with professionals.
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The company aims to open up automated trading software to anyone, from non-professional traders who have some savings to professional day traders.
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The road accident was caused by "non-professional driving/vehicle being lesser than required specs", the authority said in a report seen by Reuters.
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Deuce also told us about Jon's workout routine these days -- and the numbers ain't too bad for a 53-year-old non-professional athlete.
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Most on two of the stages were of color, and the entire bottom floor (made up of street-casted, non-professional models) were black.
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The case concerned the low-cost Uber POP service, which connected users via a smartphone app with non-professional drivers using their own cars.
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Despite the use of non-professional couples, MLNP is a wonderful place to see sex acts you might not have seen before, like a pegging.
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Unlike Uber's other car services, UberPop connected users with non-professional drivers who did not face the same regulatory requirements as taxi and limo drivers.
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Uber has been forced to suspend the service, which relies on non-professional drivers using their own vehicles, in Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Belgium.
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A French court condemned ride-hailing service Uberand two of its executives to pay hefty fines for running a transport service using non-professional drivers.
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It has been unable to bring its full ride-hailing services to the country as local regulations outlaw non-professional drivers from transporting paying customers.
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Mirrorless cameras and professional DSLRs have survived only because they still provide features that phones don't, but their days are extremely numbered for non-professional use.
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There are, of course, other concerns with a Tinder-inspired business networking app: the potential for harassment from people using the app for non-professional purposes.
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Pishevar allegedly rejected that characterization of their dynamic, saying he felt the two shared a non-professional bond because they had both been single-parent entrepreneurs.
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It was the first step to moving tech out of the exclusive hands of hobbyists and into the hands of a non-professional, non-technical audience.
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In a separate case on Thursday, a French court slapped a 800,000 euros ($900,000) fine on Uber for running an illegal transport service using non-professional drivers.
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Assembled (and demonstrated) by a non-professional tinkerer, the tool uses an old-school rotary motor instead of the coil-based design used in most tattoo parlors.
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FanDuel says it has had conversations for months with the NCAA and various state legislators to understand the concerns around sports contests centered on non-professional athletes.
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The company's professional users often provide feedback that then helps improve its non-professional targeted products (even if there is likely some overlap between the two groups).
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Wednesday's European Parliament motion supported renewal for seven years and urged a ban on non-professional use, as well as in and around public parks and playgrounds.
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"The service provided by Uber connecting individuals with non-professional drivers is covered by services in the field of transport," the European Court of Justice (ECJ) said.
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Uber has had to suspend its service using non-professional drivers in several European cities like Paris and Brussels, but it still operates a licensed service there.
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"There is a confusion, and the involvement of non-professional officials in issues of rules of engagement and what is happening now, is not useful," he said.
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It has been forced to suspend its UberPOP service, which relies on non-professional drivers using their own vehicles, in Sweden, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Belgium.
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But the buyout groups also struggled to galvanize non-professional, often elderly investors, many of whom the bidders feared were ignoring or forgetting letters from their custodian banks.
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"The service provided by Uber connecting individuals with non-professional drivers is covered by services in the field of transport," the EU Court of Justice ruled on Wednesday.
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As far as offering customers both professional and non-professional a hefty supply of home-improvement products by trusted brands, Walmart has nothing on Home Depot or Lowe's ...
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The central bank had sought to limit access for non-professional investors, arguing that some lacked the knowledge and experience needed to play foreign markets without undue risk.
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On the personal or non-professional side I think it will grow as well, but this will be less around increased sophistication and a little more around simplification.
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And across essentially non-professional sports where these kids are playing — AAU basketball or club sports or high school sports — nobody has ever really in real time covered that.
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The San Juan-based artist and educator has been making films for the past 13 years, casting non-professional actors and creating works that are both fictional and true.
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Crutches aren't necessary in non-professional athletes, but expect an athlete dedicated to his craft such as RDA to be using crutches intermittently to limit his pain and inflammation.
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Some non-professional suggestions to help you cope: You could, like, borrow your sister's car, drive to Dunkin, and chainsmoke in the parking lot of your old high school.
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The film tracks a script by director Nadine Labaki, but it was also heavily improvised by her cast of non-professional actors, lending a raw, messy element to the film.
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Unlike Uber, Google's service will connect passengers with non-professional drivers who are heading in the same direction and want to earn a little bit of extra cash en route.
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But it's important to distinguish between professional accounts — like a LinkedIn profile or Instagram account you manage for work — and non-professional ones, like your personal Twitter or Facebook account.
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The Tokyo Marathon Foundation announced Monday that its annual race will be canceled for non-professional runners in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus in the region.
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So non-professional designers might want to mod their headsets like they would a gaming PC — even if it's just something cosmetic, like making a custom front plate for the headset.
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Weight is closely correlated with poverty: a French study last year suggested that children of parents classed as "non-professional" are four times likelier to be obese than those of professionals.
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The decision was taken in conjunction with the decision of the Spanish government's sports council (CSD) that professional and non-professional sports events and competitions should take place behind closed doors.
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The firm has not given up on the Japanese market, which has barred non-professional drivers from offering taxi services, and is working on partnering with traditional taxi firms, he said.
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In Japan, which bars non-professional drivers from offering taxi services, it was blocked by authorities from setting up in two cities while it also faced opposition from established taxi operators.
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Currently, non-professional drivers are barred from offering taxi services on safety grounds, and ride-hailing companies are limited to services that "match" users to existing taxi fleets via mobile platforms.
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Lyft had a more casual carpooling product that it was testing in the Bay Area, in which non-professional drivers could get paid to pick up strangers on their way to work.
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Lyft also has a more casual carpooling product that its testing in the Bay Area, in which non-professional drivers can get paid to pick up strangers on their way to work.
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The company only relaunched a service in Barcelona last March after its original p2p (non-professional driver) play was forced out in late 2014, following legal challenges driven by the taxi sector.
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The two films share a puppyish energy that comes from the directors working with untried, non-professional actors, who tend to rush their lines, and deliver them with more force than nuance.
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PARIS, June 9 (Reuters) - Ride-hailing service Uber Technologies and two of its executives were fined by a French court on Wednesday for running an illegal transport service using non-professional drivers.
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"I'm interested in the lo-fi aesthetic as a way to save money and time for art, and it plays to my strengths as a non-professional-3D-modeler/texturer," said Han Tani.
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As with their earlier dramas, the brothers shot "Good Time" in some of their home city's seedier neighbourhoods, employing several non-professional actors you wouldn't like to bump into in a dark alleyway.
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It also comes more than a year after French taxi unions staged widespread protests against Uber's low-cost UberPop service (known as UberX in the US), which connected passengers with non-professional chauffeurs.
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But for non-professional drivers this means it's time to buy some equipment if you want to continue swiping onto the next song or to see an alternate route on a maps app.
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The Hugo win is a huge validation for many fanfic authors — many of whom are used to being dismissed and culturally maligned — that all of their non-professional works are worthy of respect.
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In his latest film, Life and Nothing More, Spanish director Antonio Méndez Esparza employed non-professional actors and documentary realism to create a moving study of race, class, and familial bonds in America.
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Spectacles raise the larger question of whether cameras are so important that sometimes we'll want a dedicated non-professional capture device even if we have to remember to carry it around and charge it.
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Infatuated by Jake, Sasha joins his band of late-teens and very-early-20-somethings (almost all played by non-professional actors) looking to make ends meet and enjoy the spoils at the same time.
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Abbasi used non-professional actors in all roles other than the leads, but doesn't seem to have bothered to explore those real-life gangsters' personalities, as Arnold did with her ensemble of real-life wanderers.
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Despite living through the biggest proliferation of images in history, with the average image quality of non-professional imagery improving exponentially, "the supply of images to the industry is 99 per cent professional," Lanyado says.
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Morris represents a bit of an anomaly: he's a talented non-professional American who has garnered the attention of a reputable European club, despite falling outside of the typical age range for European youth recruitment.
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"TradingView was built for non-professional traders, but its accessible trading tools and powerful-yet-intuitive charting capabilities have attracted the attention of institutional investors," said Kimberly Trautmann, head of DRW Venture Capital, in a statement.
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It's a handsome smartwatch that's just the right size, nails all of the basics of a smartwatch, and comes with a slew of fitness features that fitness nuts (the non-professional, non-Olympic kind) will love.
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But Uber is still a long way from expanding its ride-hailing services into big cities, thanks to regulations outlawing non-professional drivers from transporting paying customers, as well as opposition from the powerful taxi lobby.
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Mee had participated in various OCR courses, including the Tough Guy, a public, non-professional course in Wolverhampton, England, created by a former British soldier in 23 and considered to be the first of its breed.
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" But the piece that best captures this encyclopedic show's central insight — that creation is inseparable from destruction, because you can't get one thing without losing another — is Ms. Rubinstein's canvas "Painting as a Non-Professional Experiment.
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The Original Cookie I picked up the recipe's seven ingredients: butter, sugar, milk, eggs, vanilla, flour, and baking powder — which essentially (to my non-professional baking knowledge) sounded like the makings for a simple shortbread (sans milk).
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"This isn't the be-all and end-all of something within your life," he says of bad training sessions, since non-professional athletes usually have other things going on in their lives, too—like work and families.
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They're sequestered from fans like traditional sports superstars, set upon an unreachable pedestal that brings an extra level of intensity to the same competition that non-professional players take part in by the hundreds of thousands every day.
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A French court fined Uber 800,000 euros ($900,000) earlier this year for running an illegal taxi service with non-professional drivers and slapped smaller fines on two of its executives in the first such criminal case in Europe.
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Its new UberX service will operate with hundreds of professional, licensed drivers in contrast to the UberPop service it ran until late 2014 using non-professional drivers to pick up and drop off passengers, Uber said on Tuesday.
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The 18-year-old from a deprived south London neighborhood had never sat on a racehorse until April and Goodwood described her victory in the Magnolia Cup, a charity race for non-professional jockeys, as a "fairytale win".
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Things came to a head in 2015, when taxi drivers in France organized massive protests and strikes in response to UberPop, an illegal service that relied on non-professional drivers who didn't need a medallion, license, or insurance.
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Esparza's vision of motherhood, as a fortress whose foundations must hold even on the shakiest of grounds, pulls us into a soaring emotional tide, and keeps us entranced, marveling at Williams's talent and charm as a non-professional actor.
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This is good news for job seekers who may be moving for non-professional reasons, such as to care for an aging relative or accompany a spouse on a military transfer, or those workers who may need to move in the future.
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Lyft is using non-professional drivers to test its own version of "casual carpooling," while Uber has expanded its Uber Pool service to Oakland, Berkeley, and Alameda, in a bid to appeal to residents who want to commute to work in San Francisco.
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The question was referred to the EU Court of Justice—Europe's highest court—following an anti-competition suit by Spanish taxi firms against the UberPop service, which let non-professional drivers offer paid-for rides using their own cars without any licensing.
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Chief Executive Andy Golding told Reuters in a call that he believed tax and regulatory changes for non-professional landlords had already shaken out many of the thousands who had bought extra homes to rent out through a 20-year housing market boom.
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But if your actual computing needs are relatively light, as they are for non-professional laptop users, then buying a good-enough typing machine that's also a great lean-back experience looks like a compelling alternative to buying a low-end laptop.
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This street-level strategy using mostly non-professional actors produced a documentary-style depiction of the tough choices faced by Chicano youth as they come of age and try to escape or navigate gang life ("Two brothers…the street was their playground and their battleground").
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The small study in Spain tested non-professional runners before and after 10K, half-marathon and full-marathon races and found that a protein called troponin, which indicates damage to the heart muscle, surges to many times its normal level after a full marathon.
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Not many Austinites or non-professional musical tourists have knowledge of the underground UK jazz scene, but the bookers have built a framework such that anyone with open ears can bounce between venues for a handpicked selection of the best songs no one else has ever heard.
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The case follows a complaint from a professional taxi drivers' association in Barcelona that Uber's activities in Spain amounted to misleading practices and unfair competition from Uber's use of non-professional drivers - a service Uber calls UberPOP and which has since been suspended in Spain and other countries.
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"It's one thing from my non-professional, non-clinical standpoint [to] believe that someone does not have the capacity to do the job, it's another thing to talk to experts and [those] who can deal with mental psychosis on a daily basis, so I wanted to hear from them," Rep.
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A 2015 study published in the Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine found that non-professional male cyclists who began biking at least 12 hours per week for 16 weeks experienced not just a drop in their sperm counts, but also a decrease in the quality of the sperm they produced.
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"A country that gives up on the future has no future," Son told attendees at the SoftBank World event, saying Japanese business is lagging behind countries such as the United States and China in employing AI. Japan outlaws non-professional drivers from transporting paying customers on safety grounds and the country's taxi industry lobby has vigorously opposed deregulation.
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The film was shot on a 12,63-mile road trip with mostly non-professional actors Andrea Arnold's new film American Honey is a fascinating, immersive trip across the American heartland with a crew of hard-partying 20-somethings, but it's also one of those projects where the behind-the-scenes story is as compelling as the one on-screen.
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In "The Rumor of the World" (2014), non-professional actors read selected scam emails, addressing the viewer directly from multiple screens so that one has to come closer to hear, or else the words of these "rumors" fade into a sort of cosmic background in which it is impossible to hear what each speaker is trying to say.
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The idea is to offer an alternative to having venous blood drawn and sent away to a lab for analysis — with an OLO-based CBC billed as taking "minutes" to perform, with the startup also claiming it's simple enough for non-professional to carry out, whereas it says a lab-based blood count can take several days to process and return a result.
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In addition to those fights on the amateur MMA circuit and his single professional bout—winning by guillotine choke against 2-9 Tony Gianopulos Jr.—Ellis has fought, and beat, infamous TUF character and UFC veteran Gabe Ruediger two times in non-professional boxing bouts, before being knocked out by former interim UFC heavyweight champion Shane Carwin in a bizarre boxing match which saw Carwin compete with one arm tied behind his back.
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