NAFTA IS A ONE-WAY STREET INTO MEXICO AND OTHER PLACES, IT IS A ONE WAY STREET NOTHING COMES THROUGH HERE, WHAT COMES TO OUR COUNTRY THROUGH NAFTA AND IT'S A ONE-WAY STREET TO THE POOR HOUSE.
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The Point: Loyalty is a one-way street for Donald Trump.
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NAFTA IS A ONE-WAY STREET INTO MEXICO AND OTHER PLACES.
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It's a one-way street and it was a street downward.
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Sterling volatility "is kind of a one-way street," he said.
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Our alliance is not a one-way street as many suggest.
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It's no longer a one-way street for the United States.
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But the question of trust has largely been a one-way street.
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This has been a one-way street, as the President has said.
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Additionally, in Somalia, defection from Al-Shabaab is a one-way street.
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It's a major reason to keep riding on the one-way street.
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Now having said that, her endorsement wasn't just a one-way street.
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Our message to all countries is: this is not one-way street.
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So, clearly, I don't think it should be a one-way street.
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So it was definitely a one-way street for a long time.
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Maybe. But keep in mind: This won't be a one-way street.
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No promises, whatsoever, would be made; a proffer was a one-way street.
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So it's kind of a one-way street, in terms of the promotion.
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So does that count, or is this just only a one-way street?
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The route from track to assembly line isn't always a one-way street.
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Remember you're in a dual-sided, participatory conversation, not a one-way street.
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" "Our message to all countries is: This is not a one-way street.
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Can you imagine cars going the wrong way on a one-way street?
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"This won't be a one-way street," Mr. Irwin wrote in his analysis.
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Right now, though, all of this seems to be a one-way street, too.
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It is a one-way street now and the pressure is likely to continue.
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Part of friendship is respect—but in this case it's a one way street.
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Washington (CNN)For President Donald Trump, loyalty in Washington is a one-way street.
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For decades, political scientists have claimed that "democratic consolidation" is a one-way street.
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"For any president, loyalty is a one-way street," the former Trump aide said.
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"Trade must be fair and no longer a one way street!" the president said.
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By the time they are young adults, it's no longer a one-way street.
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"Currently payments are a one way street," WeGift founder and CEO Aron Alexander tells TechCrunch.
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You have learned the hard way that President Trump's loyalty is a one-way street.
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By cutting off this second one-way street, we can prevent mice from feeling fear.
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But the need for caution when accusations are made isn't a political one-way street.
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Ugliness isn't a one-way street at Trump rallies — Trump's fans indulge in it too.
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Access is provided by East 33rd Street, which is a one-way street — for now.
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"This is like driving a car the wrong way down a one way street," Walthour said.
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And it's not a one-way street between the younger and older generations, she reminds listeners.
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We broke the story ... Plies was busted driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
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Moreover, it was moving in the wrong direction down the one-way street outside his apartment.
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And she hated the governor's mansion, a dilapidated Victorian house on a busy one-way street.
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" The petition also pointed to Ms. Rhimes's dismissal of Mr. Washington: "Why the one-way street?
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Now it comes over all sorts of devices, but almost always is a one-way street.
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No mention of ZM boozing -- just JP. In other words, this was a one-way street.
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"So far this is a one way street for the forint (towards weakening)," the dealer added.
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You hear the officer tell Plies he was driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
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In one chapter, the detective in the book drives the wrong way along a one-way street.
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We are ready to come forward to our European partners, but this cannot be a one-way street.
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Listing these games is a one way street to nostalgia-town: Cluefinders, JumpStart, Oregon Trail, Reader Rabbit, Zoombinis.
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Look we have to do better with trade with China because it's a one way street right now.
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This is also a one-way street: No data is being passed from the brain to the arm.
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It's a nice addition for an intimate medium that too often tends to be a one-way street.
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It was the early 2000s, and most companies saw their interactions with customers as a one-way street.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has echoed that threat, warning Orban "solidarity is not a one-way street".
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Extremely dominant leaders consider loyalty a one-way street and will abandon partners in favor of a better deal.
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No gain is permanent in society, but moving away from prejudice has been a pretty strong one-way street.
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That means, in a very real sense, the decision to regionalize via an ISO is a one-way street.
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Based on the campaign rhetoric, it would be easy to conclude that trade is strictly a one-way street.
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Make it a one-way street: North Korea has publicly voiced its desire for a step-by-step approach.
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Serious cyclists have a term for new riders who go the wrong way on a one-way street: salmon.
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The U.S. president loves to hobnob with corporate chiefs, but his meetings have been largely a one-way street.
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Prabowo said in a televised debate with Jokowi on Saturday that the massive infrastructure development is a one-way street.
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I got along with him great, I had a very good relationship, but it can't be a one-way street.
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"Communication is not a one-way street, and it goes beyond the confidential dialogue between supervisors and banks," Enria said.
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Germans were not buying Chevrolets at the same rate, he said, calling the business relationship an unfair one-way street.
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Germans were not buying Chevrolets at the same rate, he said, making the business relationship an unfair one-way street.
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"It's been such a terrible one-way street with China," Trump told the Wall Street Journal in an interview Monday.
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That means stop at red lights, follow turn signals and never ride the wrong way on a one-way street.
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But flagging bugs in the app is only a one-way street – you're not sent any response or offered help.
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Seeing a limousine inch its way down a one-way street during rush hour always raises more questions than answers.
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A pair is connected with a directed edge (arrow), which is "one-sided" like on a one-way street sign.
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Shifting the gender paradigm in the workplace — from one of vast inequality to one of equity — isn't a one-way street.
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Under Presidents Bush and Obama payments was a one-way street, with China paying no consequences for denying American networks access.
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RICHARD FISHER: No, but I mean, we had a one-way street for so long that it's-- I think it's healthy.
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Plus, tariffs aren&apost a one-way street -- trading partners will hit back by imposing their own taxes on American exports.
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In her haste, Ms. Ojeda accidentally drove the wrong way down a one-way street and was stopped by the police.
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The rapper was pulled over in January after Tampa cops caught him driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
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And unlike fireside addresses or weekly radio addresses or Trump's very active Twitter feed, the conversation wouldn't be a one-way street.
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The path is much thinner now, on a one-way street, adding a sense of intimacy and the illusion of moving faster.
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When the viewer tips them the model's vibrator vibrates, adding a frisson of interactivity to what is usually a one-way street.
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Officials say the 46-year-old was driving the WRONG WAY on a one-way street around 6:30 PM on Saturday.
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That's a one-way street, philosophically at least, and it should be alarming to Redditors even if the new ad type isn't.
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But once we got into the tough issues, we discovered that AT&T's negotiators thought we were on a one-way street.
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His presidential motorcade avoided Fifth Avenue and pulled up to Trump Tower after driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
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Trump professes a fervent belief in loyalty, but for him, the trait is a one-way street running only in his direction.
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S. talks were not a "one-way street" and needed to be conducted on the basis of equality, according to China's Foreign Ministry.
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Benefits isn't a one-way street: Some research has shown that corporate wellness programs can actually save companies money by increasing employee productivity.
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What if a 14-year-old riding in an Uber tries to override it, telling it to go down that one-way street?
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There have been a couple of fender benders, and an instance of one vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
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According to the Carmel Police, Mathis was traveling the wrong way on a one-way street and failed to use a turn signal.
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If markets kept going up in a one-way street, then that would raise the risk of a much bigger correction later on.
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But the borrowing of ideas hasn't been a one-way street: the government here has taken a page out of Mr. Trump's book.
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I did bust a cabbie going the wrong way down a one way street and snapped photos of his license plate and medallion number.
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"It doesn't change the bigger picture and the pound will continue to weaken but clearly it won't be a one-way street," Hardman added.
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Gooden, 54, was stopped while driving a 2012 black Chrysler in the wrong direction on a one-way street at approximately 11:10 p.m.
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EU negotiators have been at pains to explain that the deal on cars is not the "one-way street" once feared by European manufacturers.
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DOUGLAS: Listen, I'm sorry that I'm not rich, and, you know, I have to live down here on Gorman Avenue, this one-way street.
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A. Apple originally designed music transfers to the iPod to be a one-way street back in 2001 when the device made its debut.
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The U.S believes the relationship is on a one-way street to benefit from American technology while China limits access to its own market.
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As reported in October in Pittsburgh, witnesses saw a partially automated Uber driven by one turning the wrong way down a one-way street.
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I got lost amid the half-finished office towers and clogged streets and wound up going the wrong way on a one-way street.
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"It would appear to be a one-way street of support," as it concerned Capuano, said Lauren Victoria Burke, a Democratic strategist, and political commentator.
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ARI FLEISCHER, FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: I think it shows that if there is something wrong with Russia it&aposs a one-way street.
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"The Fed is on a one-way street headed to a cut," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at chief market strategist at National Securities.
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"We don't bear grudges and we are willing to meet our European partners halfway — this, however, must not be a one-way street," he added.
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Reflecting on how the "bloodbath" of World War I had been facilitated by industrialization, Benjamin closes out One Way Street on a rousingly positive note.
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And it's not a one-way street, some of their Chinese partners have also put in the effort to learn about South African culture, he says.
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I am a one-way street, the Ultra-Consumer, and perhaps, if you have time to read this blog, you are also a Zero like me.
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The U.S. relationship with the Palestinians is a limited, one-way street for a number of reasons, one prominently being a lack of common moral values.
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Why should there be a one-way street in which Chinese leaders send their own children to America's best schools, while locking up lawyers at home?
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We need a story that reminds us that the continuing degradation of landscapes and the seas is not necessarily a one-way street toward irreversible destruction.
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"Maybe they can just back up from there," he said, gesturing to a tricked-out white lowrider idling at the end of the one-way street.
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Its efforts show that uncontrolled spread of the virus "is not a one-way street," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the group's director general, said on Thursday.
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Though whether users are interested in that transparency is another matter—the obvious danger of this app is that it could become a one-way street.
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But the first waves of returnees still signal something of a turning point for a region where migration has hitherto worked largely as a one-way street.
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The challenge with this strategy is that once the locks around a bank's "crown jewels" have been cut, the risk of disintermediation is a one-way street.
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At the time, the president called Germany a great car producer but said that the business relationship with the United States was an unfair one-way street.
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Virginia State Police say Hancock collided head-on with a 29-year-old male driver Saturday morning while going the wrong way on a one-way street.
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"Corporations benefit in so many ways from being right here in the United States, but too often, this relationship feels like a one-way street," Clinton said.
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The truth is that NATO membership shouldn't be a one-way street, and collective-defense alliances with belligerent countries like Turkey are extremely far from cost-free.
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IT CAN'T BE JUST A ONE-WAY STREET AND WHOEVER GOES ON THE TWO-WAY STREET HAS TO GO BY THE LAWS, THE RULES OF THE ROAD.
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As academic Richard M. Perloff noted in a recent paper, on social media, users are the sources as well as the receivers; it's not a one-way street.
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Fifth Avenue, a one-way street heading south, has four traffic lanes, including two that are dedicated to the 1,453 express and local buses that run every weekday.
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Watch: The Radical Life of New York's First Lady, Chirlane McCray "We feel that integration is a one-way street, and it hasn't worked," she says of Denk.
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In 2014, Baldwin was stopped and handcuffed by police in Manhattan after he was spotted bicycling the wrong way down a one-way street and allegedly cursed at officers.
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FOR more than three decades, telecoms policy, at least in rich countries, has been a one-way street: more deregulation and more privatisation in order to foster more competition.
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But, as two biologists at Harvard's Wyss Institute recently demonstrated, the link between science and cinema isn't a one-way street: Narrative-driven films can facilitate scientific discovery too.
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But if you're the person everyone goes to, where it's just a one way street and you're doing all the giving and there's no reciprocity, then that is unhealthy.
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Though the oral sex is usually a one-way street, the kissing is subpar, and the snuggling rarely leads to thrusting, there's still something magical about these young romances.
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"For a long time, there was a one-way street, where the U.S. exported everything and everyone else imported everything, but now it goes in all directions," he said.
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Then again, this is coming from the person who failed her driver's test on the first try (and also recently drove the wrong direction into a one-way street).
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In 2014, he was given a summons for disorderly conduct after an argument with police who stopped him riding his bike down a one-way street in New York.
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But Kavanaugh's doctrine is not about the promotion of self-government or even about deference, it's about viewing discretion as a one-way street that is always biased against regulation.
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U.S.-Iranian educational exchanges have largely been a one-way street of Iranian students who pay their own way and provide steady revenue to universities coming to the United States.
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Integration isn't a one-way street, and Imad says he and his community have yet to strike up conversation with locals beyond what's required at the cash register in stores.
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He complains that information sharing can often feel like a one-way street because Facebook, for instance, does not share similar threats with groups like his because of privacy concerns.
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In order to deal with the crush of patrons, the city had to alter the traffic pattern around the theater, turning a stretch of 63rd into a one-way street.
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Driving the wrong way down the one-way street, Mr. Watson pulled his own car, a BMW, in front of the agent's car, partly blocking him in, the papers said.
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Chris Christie and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who have been passed over for key cabinet posts, may be feeling as if that loyalty is a one way street.
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By contrast, he argued, Donald Trump's foreign policy merely represented "common sense," as he sought to bring balance back to global relationships that for too long been a one-way street.
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In 2014, he was given a summons for disorderly conduct after an argument with police when he was stopped for riding his bike down a one-way street in New York.
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Unlike many older nonprofits, which Mr. Adam said operate like a "one-way street," Watsi creates an interactive experience for donors and provides a range of ways for them to contribute.
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He stationed himself on a small one-way street a couple minutes' walk from his apartment and pointed his DSLR camera toward the heavens as the booming fireworks illuminated the air.
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It was about 5 PM on Tuesday night when the teenager allegedly decided to turn a stolen car the wrong way on a one-way street, rather than obeying police commands.
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If the cop wants the car to head the wrong way down a one-way street, the autonomous vehicle may not be confident in its assessment of the situation and request assistance.
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They can become "fans," as it were, of another business, because they're sick of getting disrespected and are starting to realize this is pretty one way street as far as relationships go.
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Speaking in the city of Xi'an on Monday, Macron endorsed China's Belt and Road initiative, saying China and Europe should collaborate so that a new Silk Road isn't a one-way street.
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But he said Turkey's influence in the Middle East, its role as an energy hub and its importance as an intelligence partner meant relations with Europe were not a one-way street.
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"It isn't quite the one way street that a lot of people have painted over the last 20 hours," said Richard Benson, co-head of portfolio investment with currency fund Millennium Global in London.
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The City says a bespoke deal would be more equal than the "one way street" of the equivalence regime, with a mechanism for managing divergences in rules that may emerge as time goes by.
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But today's study suggests that for us to truly feel fear, the information also needs to travel up a different one-way street, from the amygdala all the way back to the auditory cortex.
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A year later, he was arrested and given a summons for disorderly conduct after an argument with police officers who had stopped him bicycling the wrong way on a one-way street in Manhattan.
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"Dealing with President Obama was like traveling on a one-way street — it was his way or the highway," said former Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the House Republican leader during the Obama administration.
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In many Brooklyn neighborhoods, people joke that you have to look both ways before you cross even a one-way street, because so many bikers are going the wrong way, even in bike lanes.
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If the men are making Forster an honorary member of their not-so-merry queer band, that's an equivocal gift; history in "The Inheritance" is a one-way street pointing only toward the present.
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In many Brooklyn neighborhoods, people joke that you have to look both ways before you cross even a one-way street, because so many bikers are going the wrong way, even in bike lanes.
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"It isn't quite the one-way street that a lot of people have painted over the last 1.30 hours," said Richard Benson, co-head of portfolio investment with currency fund Millennium Global in London.
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The Chinese official met on Thursday in Hamburg with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who said Germany would continue to welcome Chinese investments, but that such deal could not be a 'one-way street.
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Officers from the sheriff's office, meanwhile, reportedly charged Sytch with failure to stop at a stop sign, driving the wrong way on a one-way street, driving with a suspended driver's license and careless driving.
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" The indictment describes how Fields drove his car onto a narrow, one-way street in downtown Charlottesville, just as a "racially and ethnically diverse crowd of individuals were gathered at the bottom of the hill.
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They might not know what feels good to you, or they might be afraid to hurt you; this isn't a one-way street — it's a two-lane road, and you both have to start talking.
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It's like driving 90 mph the wrong way down a one-way street and interpreting the honking and flailing arms of the other drivers as proof that they're all just jealous you found the best route.
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"Before the car attack, Fields allegedly drove his car into "a narrow, downhill, one-way street in downtown Charlottesville" where "a racially and ethnically diverse crowd of individuals had gathered at the bottom of the hill.
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She creates an appealing narrative for anyone upset by Clinton's loss and looking for someone to blame, omitting key facts that show the antipathy between Team Clinton and younger voters was not a one-way street.
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"Solidarity is not a one-way street," Schulz warned, calling for financial sanctions for those countries that violate the spirit of solidarity in the EU. Reporting by Holger Hansen and Michael Nienaber; Editing by Keith Weir
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One would think, after all, poets might be put off by the idea that songwriters can be poet enough to win a prize in literature, when the implied relationship is so clearly a one-way street.
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The quaint one-way street, nestled in the heart of Manhattan's Greenwich Village between Sixth Avenue and Macdougal Street, is only a few blocks from the wonderfully frenetic Washington Square Park, but it remains largely unknown.
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Don't Rely On Your Student Loans Paying off your student loans is kind of a one-way street: You may be penalized if you miss payments, but you don't get necessarily get benefits for paying them off.
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Having your every move documented and commented on is enough to ruin even the most well-grounded of adults, but for children or teenagers it may as well be a one-way street to severe mental distress.
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The shop was located in the armpit of a freeway on-ramp and I had to circle around a one-way street to find parking at the back of the warehousey building in which the dispensary resided.
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Paul Achitoff, managing attorney for Earthjustice's mid-Pacific office in Honolulu, said many legal scholars had concluded that the Antiquities Act, which allows presidents to designate and protect monuments without congressional approval, is a one-way street.
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That confluence is made blessedly less hectic by Lincoln becoming a narrow one-way street, creating a small oasis in the city lined with businesses focused on serving the neighborhood as well as plenty of green spaces.
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The 33-year-old -- who's the son of WWE HOF'er Rikishi -- and his wife, fellow WWE Superstar Naomi, were pulled over near downtown Detroit ... after cops say Naomi was driving the wrong direction on a one-way street.
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Though it was certainly not the fault of Fabregas, it didn't help that his time at Arsenal had coincided with a slump in fortunes; his relationship with the club ended up feeling very much like a one-way street.
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On Tuesday, Rubio, who just returned from a tour of Middle Eastern countries, pointed to a "sense that the whole U.S. engagement with the world is a one-way street," which Trump has been tapping into throughout his campaign.
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There have been a couple of fender benders, and an instance of one vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street, involving self-driving Ubers in Pittsburgh, where the company first rolled out the new autonomous service.
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And three times in the last three weeks, I have followed every sign and found myself at a point where I can either stop and wait for six hours, or drive the wrong way down a one-way street.
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We used to think that fear was a single one-way street that started at the part of the brain charged with interpreting sound — the auditory cortex — and ended at a place that processes emotion, called the lateral amygdala.
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And yes, not only does he prefer the insertive end of anal intercourse, he's what we in the industry call a "total top," meaning that his butthole, in the crude parlance of homophobes everywhere, is a one-way street.
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Once the officers arrived in the area, Mr. Torres drove a police vehicle the wrong way down a one-way street and parked there to block the stolen car, should it emerge, the police board wrote in its decision.
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Covered spreads have been on a largely one-way street since the European Central Bank launched its third purchase programme in October 2014, but expectations that it will head for the exit later this year could drive spreads wider over 2017.
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So while Trump has acknowledged the country is very divided and has started to talk a bit more about unifying it, his actions seem to show that he sees that unifying process as a one-way street that only involves economic improvement.
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She insists she's not racist and wants all her haters to know this -- "Don't you dare come at me with your hate and your call to violence and your threats on my life and tell me racism is a one-way street."
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Image: Erol Ahmed/Unsplash/GizmodoTouring around the pages of the web isn't always the one-way street you might think it is: most sites are eager to leave a calling card or two on your local machine in the form of cookies.
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"All they wanted to do is to create some uncertainty and to make sure that investors don't think the yuan is a one-way street," said Jean-Charles Sambor, deputy head of emerging market fixed income at BNP Paribas Investment Partners in London.
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"It is well known that Apple does not participate in research and technology in an open fashion and in a way that the field benefits from and it is very much a one-way street," Negroponte told Mashable Australia, after his talk.
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Caution, turtle crossing The new units will warn you of upcoming curves in the road, designated animal crossing zones, and if you're going the wrong way down a one-way street (an easy mistake to make in the city), they'll yell at you.
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NO ONE-WAY STREET Minerd expressed concern the Fed might be too slow to recognize when its policies might be inducing a recession, reaching the height of its tightening just as "fiscal drag" begins creeping into the economy, which he expects in 2020.
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Until recently, the conventional wisdom within the fields of neuroscience and psychiatry has been that development is a one-way street, and once a person has passed through his formative years, experiences and abilities are very hard, if not impossible, to change.
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Thus it is a one-way street: African-Americans should never bother as a group to request that Mr. Obama be held accountable as a black man, yet the Obama administration has from the start skillfully exploited the always strong support for the president.
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"The risk for those who say simply go back and ask again, the risk is that isn't necessarily a one way street, the French the Spanish and others will turn round, if we seek to reopen the negotiation, and ask for more," he added.
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While there are promising signs with Europe and North American neighbors, the failure of the Qualcomm deal is symbolic of the core issues with China, which the U.S believes is on a one-way street to benefit from U.S. technology while limiting access to its own market.
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President-elect s plan to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to make it "a lot better" for U.S. workers would not be a one-way street for his administration, as Canada and Mexico prepare their own list of demands that could require difficult U.S. concessions.
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It does have humans in remote operations centers who can communicate with passengers and guide the car in complicated situations—like a cop sending cars the wrong way down a one-way street—but they never take actual control of the driving; it's the car's job to stay safe.
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Many letters from the seventies attack the lazy suggestions, from reviewers and friends alike, that he was either too influenced by Wright (he tells Hyman, "evidently you see the possibility of one writer influencing another as a one-way street") or too harsh to the writer he called brother.
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The R&B superstar obviously needs to work on his serve -- as you can see -- after getting into a quick match with jeweler to the stars Mr. Flawless ... who's made it a habit to block off the busy one-way street for photo shoots right outside his shop.
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But Garmin's new devices will keep you informed of hazards you may not have spotted yet, like upcoming curves in the road, railroad or animal crossings, red lights and speed cameras, traffic jams you're quickly approaching, and even alerts if you've pulled onto a one-way street going the wrong direction.
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But then the NBA decided that they didn't take too kindly to Embiid's F-you, and slapped the man with a $10,000 fine, which is pretty dumb in every respect: But what we're presented with here is a kind of conundrum that takes the form of a one-way street.
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I THINK THAT -- I THINK HE PROBABLY GOT A LOT OF PUBLICITY AND IT WAS GOOD FOR OUR COUNTRY THE MEETING I HAD AND IT WAS VERY GOOD FOR THE UNITED STATES AND PERHAPS IT WAS NOT PERFECT FOR MEXICO BUT MEXICO HAS TO UNDERSTAND IT'S NOT A ONE-WAY STREET.
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The hottest hot take seems to be "marijuana is going mainstream"—an analysis that rather snobbishly presumes this cultural exchange will be a one-way street, with kids in garish tie-dyes taking a back seat to make way for the more refined tastes of Wall Street weed CEO's and stiletto stoners.
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"The United States is insisting that all countries that have placed artificial Trade Barriers and Tariffs on goods going into their country, remove those Barriers & Tariffs or be met with more than Reciprocity by the U.S.A. Trade must be fair and no longer a one way street!" he wrote in a tweet.
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For those who argue that tariffs are not a one-way street and U.S. farmers and consumers will pay a price when China retaliates, the answer must be that when the national interest is genuinely at stake, Americans always have been willing to sacrifice in far more traumatic ways than in their pocketbooks.
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"Unfortunately the European parties have failed to fulfil their commitments ... the deal is not a one-way street and Iran will act accordingly as we have done so far by gradually downgrading our commitments," Ali Dakar Salehi said after a meeting with acting head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog, Cornel Feruta, in Tehran.
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However, now that Eastern European providers of services have found their footing in the common market (see chart below), Macron wants to make intra-EU trade a one-way street: Eastern Europeans purchase Western Renaults and Volkswagens, but the West will erect trade barriers against Eastern European truck drivers and construction workers.
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"I think that loyalty has always been a one-way street with Trump, and he doesn't really care about the wreckages he engenders as long as he comes out where he wants to be," said Tim O'Brien, a biographer who was sued by Mr. Trump over a book reporting that Mr. Trump had inflated his net worth.
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Likewise, "Midnight to Morning," Prowse's first lead vocal since "Sovereignty," recognizes that the road isn't a one-way street to the next conquest: it takes you back to the ones you love as well, you can think you were "born to marry the bottle in a ceremony that lasts forever" before finding sanctuary in another—coupledom is holiness here.
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"With current threats against nonprofit organizations, such as limiting the federal charitable tax deduction, the $2122.9 billion in revenue back to the government generated by arts industry expenditures shows that municipal, state, and federal arts support is not a one-way street," Robert L. Lynch, the president and CEO of Americans for the Arts, said in a statement.
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"I've seen a lot of things as a truck driver, but this has got to be a first, " said Mr. Tully, 40, who had delivered a rug near Trump Tower only to find he could not exit the one-way street; 56th Street was blocked off at Fifth Avenue by the police, blast barricades and bomb-sniffing dogs.
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In today's rivalry between England and Germany (which only started in the soccer world in 1930 and is basically a one-way street from the clownishly dramatic and chronically underachieving Brits [Germany, meanwhile, knows that actually-talented Netherlands are their real rival]), history is repeating itself, as Germany has gone up one goal after dominating most of the first half.
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INGRAHAM: The American people don&apost get the same treatment from Kamala Harris and others who we will be quoting tonight in the show because it&aposs always a one-way street and I think those who are charged with actually enforcing the law are always meant to be the bad guys and yet the American citizens elected Donald Trump because they wanted that situation were reversed.
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The driver, a native of Honduras named Roberto Galo, had just been stopped by police and ticketed for driving down a one-way street in the wrong direction without a license or insurance and released before he struck Drew at a low speed but then accelerated driving over his body, backed up over him and then went forward again in an attempt to flee the scene.
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Cars being able to see the car in front of them is great, but it's ultimately a one-way street; car-to-car two-way communication is a key ingredient toward effective and safe driver assistance and autonomy features, which is why it's great that Volvo is set to debut its own car-to-car communications in shipping vehicles by the end of this year (via Automotive News).
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