Pennsylvania and Maryland each have approximately 2611,21.8 plows, but Wisconsin tops them all with more than 212,923 plows.
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The car plows into anti alt right activists in #charlottesville.
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A truck plows through crowds celebrating Bastille Day in Nice.
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History usually plows such people under as equivocators and worse.
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But that's true when a government truck plows into a pedestrian.
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A farm life display showcases hoes, axes, plows and other implements.
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Someone driving an Infiniti almost plows into a crosswalk of people.
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The current administration directed additional plow trucks, front-end loaders and V-shape plows to help clear those smaller Queens byways where the sanitation commissioner, Kathryn Garcia, said roughly 70 plows became stuck during the storm.
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Those digits have so far not bothered Oscar as it plows forward.
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After the development of agriculture, horses and plows were huge prosthetic muscles.
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The driver still in his vehicle then plows through the other vehicle.
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In "The Club," an invisible car plows through a crowd of clubgoers.
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Drivers complained that they had not seen any plows or salt trucks.
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But will Mr. Trump suffer repercussions if the Republican Congress plows ahead?
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When flurries hit the two-inch threshold, plows descend on the city.
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He explained that once snow hits, people need plows and other winter gear.
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Driver plows into pedestrians in #timessquare thank God for #NYC finest #FDNY pic.twitter.
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Many, he said, had dug out neighbors and even lent their own plows.
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Also be extra careful around snow plows and trucks spreading sand and salt.
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The plows "can't levitate above the traffic," he said earlier in the day.
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In the winter, that farmer plows the restaurant's parking lot with his tractor.
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As the skater propels forward, she physically plows through the ice, deforming it.
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Mr. Bruning said that state-owned snow plows were hit by other vehicles 59 times last year, so many of the state trucks and plows have been outfitted with green exterior lights to make them easier to see in poor weather.
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Shovels and plows were never needed, however, and Mr. Cohen turned a small profit.
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The Ohio Department of Transportation used snow plows to remove debris off Interstate 75.
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Berenson plows through cautious interpretation of the evidence, relying instead on the bloodiest anecdotes.
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Every dollar that the government plows into public transportation generates $4 in economic activity.
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The team that plows through their opposition's defenses and destroys the enemy's base wins.
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The Sanitation Department has dispatched nearly 1,600 plows since the start of the storm.
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The city was deploying 695 salt spreaders and more than 403,600 plows, officials said.
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"I ignore them," said a woman who plows peanut fields in her husband's absence.
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Heightened security at the World Cup after a taxi plows into a crowd in Moscow.
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Heightened security at the world cup after a taxi plows into a crowd in Moscow.
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The restaurant plows through upward of 20 pounds a day, which is made fresh daily.
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She crumples under the guilt of what they've done together, while he plows on, undeterred.
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But just as the cyclist crosses the median, a Lexus plows through the red light.
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It is an extraordinary accusation, backed by no evidence, that plows across a bipartisan line.
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They do not use electricity, and use horses to pull their plows and for transportation.
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He plows through the Capitol corridors, always too busy to talk, stingy with his smiles.
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Gone are the days when reliance on plows, draught animals, and artisan workbenches could create prosperity.
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As she sat, she watched several plows go by, but couldn't get one to her property.
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Where do the past two weeks leave the Justice Department as Mueller plows through his investigation?
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The sound of clanking chains on the wheels of plows replaced the din of weekend traffic.
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When Stranger Things 2 gets out of neutral and plows ahead, it can be incredibly exciting.
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After the twisters, Ohio Department of Transportation crews used snow plows to clear highways of debris.
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He has a plow and plows out both his driveway and mine, saving me hours of work.
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Crossing the street meant plunging into slippery, thigh-deep masses of snow piled up by passing plows.
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Some plows even got stuck in deep snow in the borough, further impeding the effort, officials said.
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Charlotte rarely gets snow and the city is not prepared with enough salt trucks or snow plows.
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Snow plows work to keep the grounds clear at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey.
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The plows had come and banked the snow, which was now falling lightly or perhaps just drifting.
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Lloyd's enjoyable, astringent experiment feels transitional, and plows new ground for interpreter-directors of Pinter to come.
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Those buses then interfere with the 1,600 snow plows the mayor said would comb the streets overnight.
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Later in the day the conditions grew so poor that snow plows were taken off the roads.
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The school looms ahead; she plows the van into a red brick wall that ripples apart like gossamer.
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Communities along the East Coast were preparing for the wintry onslaught, piling up salt and positioning snow plows.
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Deer immediately plows through some poor dude who would not, or could not watch out for the deer.
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That plows through the atmosphere and builds up all this gas into superheated levels that can vaporize steel.
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Coastal Georgia and the Carolinas will get some snow, too, before the storm plows up to the Northeast.
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That's compared with the 10 times it had sent plows onto the streets at this point last winter.
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More than once, Natasha Adorlee Johnson plows into a row of her peers, corralling them with her torso.
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"The plows are out, I'm on the Turnpike and it is relatively clear," he told the television station.
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"When you see they're pulling the plows off the road, that's how you know it's bad," he said.
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The state department of transportation will deploy more than 2,500 plows and spreaders to keep the roads clear.
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The New York State Department of Transportation has nearly 4,000 workers statewide ready to deploy some 1,600 plows.
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When she finally reached her car, it was blocked in by heaps of snow created by snow plows.
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Small towns notified residents that their plows might not keep up with the rapid snowfall, leaving streets impassable.
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In her effort to hold onto power, Claire Hale Underwood (Robin Wright) plows down any obstacle to her legitimacy.
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None of this is exactly promising, but Becca plows through the drama to make a connection with Colton anyway.
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In summer, the fleet — consisting of more than 1,500 plows and around 700 salt spreaders and haulsters — is rehabilitated.
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Ms. Mitford-Taylor and Plows, who were on an extended visit to the U.S., watch the show every week.
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New York City's Sanitation Department officials said that plows would be deployed when two inches of snow had accumulated.
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Ms. Mitford-Taylor and Plows, who were on an extended visit to the U.S., watch the show every week.
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First with horses and plows, and eventually with burly combines—technologies that have made farming exponentially cheaper and more productive.
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Snow plows work the area where the boys were playing and dump cleared sidewalk snow at the location, authorities said.
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Snow plows pass along a snowy Highland Street in downtown Worcester, Massachusetts, as a winter storm arrives in the region.
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Conditions were so poor in parts of South Dakota that snow plows were ordered off the roads around midday Thursday.
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Ingves did however warn that Facebook would be faced with challenges as it plows ahead with its digital currency project.
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Noticing the young woman nearby as he plows a field, he worries his oxen will see how rattled he is.
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True, the average person already plows through 36 pounds of cheese per year, but what's a little extra between friends?
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After being dropped from a 150-foot-tall tower, the anvil plows though the fridge like it's made of tissue paper.
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Hurricane Irma remains a Category 1303 storm as it plows into Florida, with maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour.
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Other people grumbled that banks of snow, untouched by plows, had left them and their cars stranded on many side roads.
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As the research plows on, there are several things we can do to protect black women, and all women, right away.
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Footage of the moment is horrific — you can hear a crunch as the animal plows into the front of the vehicle.
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"Our plows will still be clearing the streets, and we must keep the streets passable for emergency vehicles," the mayor said.
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Whatever the reason, the president plows the ship of state onward with little recognition of the threat rising on the horizon.
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Mr. Allen is more swinging and traditionally minded by nature, but his trio frequently plows into a kind of free terrain.
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With no walls to block church bells and snow plows, it was hard to keep my eyes shut past that point.
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The company must act quickly, though, warned aviation analyst Aboulafia, to ensure it plows its money back into developing new planes.
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The old Oliver smokestack, from the Oliver Chilled Plow Works that once supplied plows to the world, still punctuates the horizon.
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Hundreds of plows were on the city's streets all day, Mr. de Blasio bluntly acknowledged that the city had failed in Queens.
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Kathryn Garcia, the sanitation commissioner, said the city was working on getting specialized equipment into side streets too tight for regular plows.
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He cuts it, fertilizes it, plows it with his brush, plants objects like a seed so that they might germinate and grow.
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But she plows ahead, tackling not our own political moment, as Greenblatt does in code, but specifically the Essex Rebellion of 1601.
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Outside the Sunnyside Commons, Cristian Lanziani, 303, said the plows had rattled down 46th Street "so many times already" by Thursday afternoon.
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Pelosi has kept her cards close on impeachment, even as the House plows ahead on the inquiry she first announced in September.
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Graphic video shows the moment the car plows into the crowd, sending people flying into the air and causing pandemonium on the street.
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As saltwater plows inland, it is triggering the collapse of thick, organic peat soils, which in turn leads to more loss of land.
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The result: fight scenes that almost have a jaunty sense of humor about them, Cage plows through bad guys like they're bowling pins.
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Rochester, for instance, plows the sidewalks after storms that drop more than four inches of snow; Montreal starts doing it after one inch.
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This not only would improve visibility, it would also provide a handy place for plows to shove snow that has accumulated at intersections.
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So I'd shovel, and watch the plows drive by and think that they were missing out on an opportunity to make extra money.
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Thierfelder said conventional farming equipment – such as plows – can be converted into specialized no-till equipment for a small investment of about $25.
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The Sanitation Department, which plows only when at least two inches of snow piles up, has deployed its trucks just twice this season.
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But every year in late April, our planet plows into the trail of dust the comet has left behind in its long journey.
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With this special power, she plows through New York's treacherous dating scene and overcomes a love triangle between Chris Dowd and Lakeith Stanfield.
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"We just saw a couple of snow plows driving on the 23 south heading out of the #Grapevine closure zone," a driver tweeted.
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The ballistic folks thought in terms of artillery shells, missiles, and stuff that shoots straight up and eventually plows back through the atmosphere.
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Businessmen slipped over on icy patches as snow plows roamed the streets, with the snow returning as fast as the machines could clear it.
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Gannon has been taking steps to cut his diesel costs over the past year by reducing the number of times he plows, or tills.
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But I worry about what will happen to you if Ignis gets distracted thinking about recipes and plows into a chocobo crossing the road.
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His son is dead of an apparent heroin overdose, and Neeson's quiet life is thrown aside like the snowbanks he plows on the job.
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With 4-6 inches of snowfall expected in New York, sanitation workers are getting ready to deploy 2,200 plows to help clear the streets.
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Apparently at least "One More Time," which is the title of a new film by Robert Edwards that plows this tedious ground yet again.
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Also, P.S., road salt is terrible for the environment and so are diesel-powered plows, which cough lots of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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From Ulysse Thevenon, the video plows through a dozen different likely references forming a fully-fleshed out guide to sci-fi and horror history.
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The psychopathic driver plows into the crowd with a "two-ton piece of German engineering," then speeds away, leaving 15 injured and eight dead.
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When heavy rain comes, Mr. Bell plows mud flows off the streets with the town's tractor the way Americans farther north do with snow.
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Ahead of that threat, snow plows and salt trucks were dispatched along streets and highways, and schools were closed through much of the region.
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To keep supply costs down, Costco owns or invests in everything from chicken coops and hotdog factories to eyeglass grinding facilities and farmland and plows.
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In Ohio, Matt Bruning of the state's Department of Transportation said experience had taught officials to have plows ready to deploy for a November storm.
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Officials said the storm's timing was good, since people were off the streets and staying home for Christmas, giving plows more space to clear streets.
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In a tweet, Mayor Bill de Blasio said that plows and salt spreaders would be out all night to clear roads before the morning commute.
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Euphemisms are another frequent solution: If the word "ox" is taboo for a wife to say, she may refer to "the one that plows" instead.
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Strong winds complicated matters for the North Carolina Department of Transportation, with snow being blown back onto mountain roads as soon as plows cleared them.
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North Korea is clearly visible from Nanping - farmers using rudimentary plows, soldiers squatting by a simple outpost and antiquated trucks and buses sporadically rumbling by.
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"The highway accumulated snow pretty quickly and turned into a slush on the highway before the plows could get there," he said by telephone on Friday.
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But every year in late April, our planet plows into the trail of dust the comet has left behind in its long journey around the sun.
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And with that I was introduced to Plowz and Mowz, the Science-backed company that has around 1,500 plows on hand today in blizzard-affected areas.
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Instead of letting Korver get a clean look off Thompson's flare screen, Smart simply plows through the pick and sends Thompson to the free-throw line.
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She plows through White House hallways, fancy cocktail parties, and speeches at benefit events with grace and elegance highlighted by her always-killer high-fashion wardrobe.
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As my colleagues Eliza Shapiro and Michael Gold wrote, buses leave depots before dawn and could interfere with the nearly 1,600 snow plows combing the streets.
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His captors made political prisoners pull plows as if they were "human yaks," he said, and then beat them when they were too exhausted to work.
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David Greene, civil liberties director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation digital rights group, said the Fields case plows new legal ground under the anti-terrorism law.
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Instead, she added, workers had been scheduled for staggered shifts, so there were only enough people to drive 350 to 700 plows at any one time.
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In October, a mock forecast is made and drills are held, as sanitation workers are trained and retrained on how to attach plows and tire chains.
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Instead, the book's central event is the death of Sheila's 39-year-old sister, Maxine, killed when her husband, Carl, plows their convertible into a lamppost.
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An aide may try to steer him away from perilous topics or suggest that something be said off the record, but he usually plows forward anyway.
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As election season plows ahead in the long lead up to November, the best remedy for political fatigue is having a little fun with our presidential candidates.
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The Senate investigation plows on After the hearing, Burr said he wants to talk to Mueller next week about the Senate and federal probes will co-exist.
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Ernie Patnoe, forty-eight, started out as a mechanic in Vermont Transportation's Middlesex garage, in one of VTrans's eight maintenance districts, where he fixed and prepped plows.
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The wings and tiles are crucial to safeguarding Starship as it returns to Earth at 25 times the speed of sound and plows through the planet's atmosphere.
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" Community members are also working on Ifan: the name given to what Agboginou describes as a "multifunctional agricultural robot" that "sows, plows and sprinkles in the fields.
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Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, acting commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation, said 553,800 plows and trucks loaded with de-icing agents were deployed during the storm.
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The governors of North and South Carolina urged residents to brace for more heavy rain and storm-force winds as Michael plows northward up the Atlantic seaboard.
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As the Marvel ship plows on, churning up piles of money, its superheroes might soon come to resemble the predominantly human audience that watches them on Earth.
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As seen repeatedly throughout the Bucks' first 22021 games, Antetokounmpo plows ahead as he chooses, attacking the rim with abandon and paying little heed to outside commentary.
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The city, which is not equipped to deal with snow emergencies due to their rarity, asked other areas to send in snow plows to help clear roads.
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Shovels, snowblowers, and plows are all effective tools for removing snow, but, despite your best efforts, ice finds a way of creeping onto your driveway and sidewalks.
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We ventured to a few neighborhoods in Queens that complained that they were neglected by plows during last year's blizzard to see how the cleanup was going.
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Today's major Apple news may be the departure of its design guru Jony Ive, but the even as the company stomachs the executive loss, their software plows ahead.
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Instead of just standing in the paint or floating back to the corner, Smart plows Elfrid Payton out of the way and widens Brown's runway to the rim.
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Tractors replaced manual plows, but we were now able to produce much more food, he said; A.T.M.s replaced tellers, but banks still employ hundreds of thousands of people.
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Leading the way: Organizations affiliated with billionaire industrialist Charles Koch, whose conservative donor network plows hundreds of millions of dollars into politics and policy debates each election cycle.
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During slow times in the barbershop, he plows through history books, educates himself on wildlife issues and dreams of making a living protecting coyotes instead of cutting hair.
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And if the forecast calls for several inches of snow, a superintendent may know from experience that plows will not be able to clear the roads in time.
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The Seattle DOT put 37 plows on the street, some loaned from other agencies, and others trucks outfitted with plowing equipment, said Ethan Bergerson, spokesperson for the agency.
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Trevor Ariza isn't in position to force Simmons towards the sideline, so the phenom behaves like a phenom and instead plows into the middle towards an open lane.
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A self-driving car that plows into a crowd of people because its sensors fail to register them isn't any more unethical than a vehicle that experiences unintended acceleration.
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That 127-tweet screed plows through the last few decades of US foreign policy, ultimately arriving at a patriotic but empty conclusion devoid of any compelling revelations about Russia.
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That's because instead of each individual truck expelling energy as it plows through the wind, the forward truck plays windbreak while the other two fall closely into its slipstream.
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"The way we've always thought about this business is that plows would serve as 'lead-gen' to lawn mowing, which serves as 'lead-gen' to leaf removal," Englander said.
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More cities are expected to mount defenses against use of facial recognition software in the future, even as Amazon plows forward on pitching it to agencies around the country.
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Kienholz moves with purpose past a row of riding lawn mowers and snow plows, stopping only to size up the bright green tractor in the front of the showroom.
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In fact, it's likely that such services are in greater demand because of the season — snow plows, infrastructure and police protection — yet those are the very services denied funding.
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America's biggest and most iconic companies will be the ones to suffer if the U.S. plows ahead with trade tariffs on China, economist Jim O'Neill told CNBC on Tuesday.
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If the Department of Sanitation had known the snow was going to be so heavy, Ms. Garcia said, it would have rolled out an additional 1,600 plows at once.
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According to data from Clear Roads, a private group that collects information on winter preparedness, the state has fewer than 2175 snow plows to clear interstates and other highways.
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That notice was a trigger to load some of the city's 689 salt spreaders, prepare as many as 1,123 plows and get tire chains in place across the boroughs.
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Instead she plows forward, scrambling to her feet after each roundhouse blow, most recently on Wednesday night, when Parliament secured the right to approve — or veto — her final deal.
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By now, snow plows have cleared most streets (with some notable exceptions), and shovelers have taken care of their stoops and sidewalks (or risked the long arm of the law).
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Larger footprints require communities to invest more in virtually every category—from new water towers, sewer lines and sewage systems, to streetlights, sidewalks, snow plows, lawnmowers, garbage collection, and more.
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Though best known for teaching about plows and cows, 4-H is increasingly playing a role in cities and focusing on teaching skills like science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
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As the US stock market plows ahead into its 10th straight year of expansion, it's become exceedingly easy for skeptics to call for its demise with each day that passes.
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Many city plows and buses weren't properly equipped with chains and snow tires, and got stuck in central arteries along with residents' cars, bringing the city to a grinding halt.
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There's an unspoken eeriness in the rhythm of the street as raised plows and piled snow viscously glide along and mistaken birds fly north overhead, perhaps convinced of changing seasons.
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Depending on how severe a storm looks to be, decisions have to be made on how many garbage trucks to convert to plows and how many workers to call in.
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It spotlighted two 300-pound resin-coated sculptures suspended overhead, fusing forms associated with pairs of ages; Harvest/Excess involved a rat, plows, a cornucopia and an accumulation of detritus.
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A few years ago, a local TV station showed snow plows trying to clear out a train station during a blizzard, and a runner dressed all in black zipped by.
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Sunrise Highway plows a four-lane, east-west path through the village, bracketed on the north by the elevated Long Island Rail Road tracks and commercial ventures to the south.
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There are no salt trucks or plows, just two municipal workers decked out in chic coveralls tossing handfuls of sand or birdseed out of baskets onto the snow-slicked sidewalk.
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The town of Barnstable, on the Cape, said 1-3 inches of snow could fall per hour and urged residents not to park on the main street because of snow plows.
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Maybe it's the waka-waka guitars, or maybe it's just Smokin' Joe's face as he plows through 'scream like a hungry pig, but this video had us needing a cold shower.
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Expect flight cancellations and road closures throughout the midwest and along the East Coast, as plows will likely not be able to keep up with speed of the accumulation, AccuWeather reported.
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The move fuels an intensifying dispute between the Trump administration and House Democrats over access to witnesses and documents, as Trump plows forward with a strategy to deny all congressional subpoenas.
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Consumer sentiment, as measured in the weekly Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index, is at a 17-year high; unemployment is at a 17-year low; and the bull market plows ever forward.
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Throughout his native New England, Mr. Wessels, an ecologist, tells current stewards of the land how previous users corralled livestock, hauled rocks out of plows' way and harvested timber and crops.
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In the video, shot by one terrified shopper, the vehicle plows through kiosks in the Woodfield Mall, and just keeps going ... smashing store windows and rolling over everything in its path.
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The Ohio Republican is launching a shock and awe campaign that plows $14 million into statewide television advertising and $173 million into YouTube programming, a total that Democratic former Ohio Gov.
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So far, one of the great things about Big Little Lies' second season is how Meryl Streep's character, Mary Louise, plows through the intricate web of shared secrets and lies around her.
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Farmers, gardeners and ranchers fear groundhogs, also known as woodchucks and whistle pigs, because the animals chomp on crops and dig holes in fields that may damage plows or trip up livestock.
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He founded Softbank in 1981 and bet big on the internet, losing billions during the dot-com crash, but has remained committed and now plows billions of dollars into startups every year.
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I've noticed that the energy in a room can completely change around this freaky hour, bending into a weirder, trippier wavelength especially as the DJ plows deeper and deeper into their set.
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The shock, and the sight of Anderson covered in so much sediment and duckweed, scares GR3 quite badly, and the boat plows into the front row where a pouting James Dolan sits.
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Massport's fleet of snow-removal equipment, which includes 14 plows with 27-foot blades and a rubber-tracked snow-groomer designed for a ski resort, had quickly cleared the airport's six runways.
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Jessica plows that money right back into Amazon for her own purchases, typically Kindle books and, most recently, an Instant Pot pressure cooker (not the off-brand version she got for free).
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In a fading Ohio industrial city in the post-crash year of 2009, a driver in a clown mask plows a Mercedes through a crowd of people waiting outside a job fair.
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During his visit, Mr. Beasley said, he saw men and women working in the fields with minimal farm machinery, toiling with their hands, hoes and shovels and using oxen to pull plows.
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In Queens, New York, a carnival of stalled cars, stranded pedestrians, snow plows and children took over as a blanket of heavy snow transformed a normally congested road into a winter park.
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Her efforts to free the long-incarcerated Warren Cave (Aaron Paul) are not universally welcomed — the police, the victim's relatives and even Poppy's own family all have objections, but Poppy plows on.
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After the war, he founded a private weather-forecasting service in Boston, and for three years he alerted client cities and towns in New England when to roll out their snow plows.
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Amazon is not known for always turning a profit, as CEO Jeff Bezos plows money into investments — but this time, the company is expected to post positive earnings for the fifth-straight quarter.
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Image: Kelly Lee LabResearchers from the University of Washington are the first to visualize the insidious way that the flu virus latches onto a cell and plows its way inside, causing an infection.
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Schools and some businesses in Provincetown, Massachusetts, which is on Cape Cod, were closed Monday, and the city ordered motorists to move their cars off the street to make room for snow plows.
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Pelosi's call to action comes as the White House plows ahead on transferring federal funds not contingent on Trump's declaration toward building a wall along the southern border, despite already facing several lawsuits.
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Lane's now a Category 5 storm, and meteorologists think it will weaken to a Category 3 before it plows through some Hawaiian Islands from Thursday through Saturday (you can track the path here).
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"What we need here is a decent irrigation system," said farmer Mario Cruzata, 45, who uses ox-drawn plows to work his fields of yucca, eggplant and lettuce in southeastern Santiago de Cuba province.
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New York City issued a snow alert for Monday night, preparing its fleet of snow plows, as some 50 million people up and down the Eastern Seaboard came under winter storm or blizzard watches.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — When Senator Kelly Ayotte is in Washington, she plows through the halls of the Capitol, her face pinched into an expression somewhere between suspicion and agitation, a human tuning fork of intensity.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York urged people to stay off roads in the eastern half of the state, and the New York City Sanitation Department had 700 salt spreaders and 783,500 plows ready.
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He wrote a book of children's tales that celebrate a way of life rooted in isolated hamlets where even today, on windswept mountainsides, people till fields of buckwheat with yoked oxen and wooden plows.
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While the trade announcement could help some in her party politically, it also hands the president a massive win for him to tout on the stump as he plows ahead with his 2020 bid.
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August 16-18 - At least 13 people are killed and about 100 are injured on August 17th after a van plows through a crowd of people in a popular tourist district in Barcelona, Spain.
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The machine, which lives inside a giant insulated steel shipping container, uses large refrigerated cylinders to create ice crystals which are harvested by a conveyor belt that delivers them to plows or cannons for dispersion.
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Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon has said the custody business is ripe for growth as the company seeks opportunities overseas and plows some of the firm's $10.8 billion annual technology budget into better serving clients.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)As Jeb Bush plows ahead to South Carolina following his better-than-expected New Hampshire primary finish, George W. Bush is hitting the radio waves on behalf of his younger brother.
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Any investor who plows through these pay documents will recognize a common corporate theme: The amounts awarded to the chief executive are aligned with shareholders' interests because the pay is grounded in the company's performance.
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August 214-22018, 229 - At least 13 people are killed and about 100 are injured on August 17 after a van plows through a crowd of people in a popular tourist district in Barcelona, Spain.
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"We are no longer dealing with plows, bonnets and colony debts in England but instead driverless cars, drones and cybercrimes, and those were just the topics of the hearings I attended last week," she said.
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Many residents are reluctant to hand over any more of their paychecks to the government, even the one that picks up their leaves in the fall and plows snow from their streets through the winter.
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Now the debate is coming to a head, as two of SoftBank's biggest bets — Uber and WeWork — teeter on shaky ground and as SoftBank plows ahead with plans to raise a second $100 billion Vision Fund.
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What makes Mr. Levy's contribution so insightful is not that he plows old ground in greater depth but that he uses his personal story as vehicle to add a new dimension to each of these topics.
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"Acts like the attempted attack with gas cylinders, the throat-slitting of a priest, or the guy who plows his truck through a crowd, that today is the face of this threat" in France, said Danjean.
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House Republicans will try to chart a path forward on legislation to help resolve Puerto Rico's debt crisis, while the Senate plows ahead with its first 2017 spending bill despite the budget impasse across the Capitol.
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In preparation, the New York City Department of Sanitation deployed 705 salt spreaders across the five boroughs and will send out 1,500 plows on Monday if more than two inches of snow accumulates on the streets.
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The city's Sanitation Department deployed 26 salt spreaders across the five boroughs on Sunday, and will send out 1,500 plows on Monday if more than two inches of snow accumulate on the streets, my colleague reported.
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Once two inches of snow accumulate, 1,600 plows will be dispatched to clear the roads, but with snow expected to fall throughout the day, officials said that both the morning and evening commute would be treacherous.
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But since taking the reins in 2017, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been on a mission to reform Uber's reputation for rule-breaking, especially as the company plows ahead on its expected public offering later this year.
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Sanders, a staunch democratic socialist, plows ahead to the New Hampshire primary as one of the 2020 campaign front-runners after he took a close — and now contested — second place in awarded delegates in the Iowa caucus.
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Nicky is immediately wary of Ingrid and his suspicions are confirmed in the film's most tense scene, in which a shirtless Nicky plows through a pile of cocaine while blackmailing Ingrid with the contents of her iPhone.
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The difficulty of the shoot, and the sheer will it took to make it through, is evident in the final film, which plows through its extended running time with an intensity that is both brutal and measured.
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Around the same time, in the shadow of a great church in Berlin that still bears the scars of bombs from World War II, a man plows a truck through a Christmas market, killing a dozen people.
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Ned Lamont warned residents that temperatures would fall by 20 degrees or more by Monday morning, and urged them to stay off the state's roads so that plows could clear them of snow before they froze over.
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A highway that plows through the western region is nicknamed the "social equator", separating suburbs hit by the decline of coal mining and steelmaking from those that have benefited from the new industries that now power German growth.
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In Baltimore, plows had cleared 90 percent of main streets and 40 percent of neighborhood streets, officials said at a Monday morning news conference, but they said they could not estimate when all the streets would be passable.
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And even though many streets received at least one pass from a plow during the blizzard, the snow was falling at rates of as much as three inches per hour, which quickly negated the plows' work, officials said.
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But it's increasingly hard to miss as Mueller plows into a new phase, one that is making it increasingly difficult for the President's defenders to claim that wrongdoing he has discovered unfolded far from the President's oblivious gaze.
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Thousands of flights were canceled, firefighters scrambled to rescue motorists from flooded streets in Boston, snow plows and salt trucks rumbled along roads and highways, and New York City's two main airports halted flights due to whiteout conditions.
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"By the looks of what we're going to get, we're probably going to pull the plows right off the streets after a while," in order to save gas and give the drivers time to sleep, Mr. Boyce said.
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"Dead Furrow" is an agricultural term that refers to a type of trench created by plows, and many of Oppenheim's outdoor works consider different ways of marking the landscape to perceive its scale rather that simply enriching it.
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I make a distinction between ordinary capitalist enterprises like companies that sell people rakes or plows or nails or whatever — there's absolutely nothing wrong with that, and, in fact, the free market is very good at distributing those goods.
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The former plows through the self-mutilating, physically-taxing scenarios that are put in front of him that will allow him to rescue his child and prove that he is a responsible dad in the eyes of the Killer.
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In winter, snow plows clear bicycle paths before roads to discourage cars, and political parties all back a target of making the city fossil-fuel free by 2030 to eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from oil, natural gas and coal.
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After jettisoning a "trunk" made to help it reach the space station, the Crew Dragon capsule and its human passengers blaze home as the vehicle's heat shield plows through Earth's atmosphere at about 25 times the speed of sound.
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Fernandez, whose popularity has slipped since her term ended, declined to say whether she might run for public office again or try to rally opposition to Macri as he plows forward with reforms aimed at dismantling her controls on the economy.
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As he casually mentions on one track, he "made an album in a month," and whether or not that's true, Uzi plows through carnival-sounding production and 808s throughout, making it sound like a good thing to be on auto-pilot.
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In New Haven, the buyback that yielded 141 guns was the police department's largest since the program began in 2011 — in large part in response to news of the "Swords to Plows" effort and the involvement of the Newtown Action Alliance.
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Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg continues to rise in the Democratic primary field, according to a new nationwide poll out Wednesday, as he plows his personal fortune into widespread advertisements for his last minute bid for the White House.
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After jettisoning a "trunk" that helped it reach the space station, the Crew Dragon capsule and its human passengers blaze home as the vehicle&aposs heat shield plows through Earth&aposs atmosphere at about 25 times the speed of sound.
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When the Earth plows into its wake, tiny sand- and pea-size bits of debris hit our atmosphere at 132,000 miles per hour, reach temperatures of 3,000 to 10,000 degrees, and streak across the sky in what we call the Perseid meteor shower.
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Where Bailenson makes virtual reality more approachable and less like magic, as you'd expect from an academic scientist, Lanier plows into philosophy and expands the limits of what V.R. might achieve, blurring definitional lines and sometimes making it all sound truly surreal.
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When the Earth plows into its wake, tiny sand- and pea-sized bits of debris hit our atmosphere at 132,000 miles per hour, reach temperatures of 3,000 to 10,000 degrees, and streak across the sky in what we call the Perseid meteor shower.
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Breweries also seek up-and-coming locations that are within walking distance of houses and apartments, according to Mr. Barin, who added that the popular neighborhood in his city is North Loop, a former manufacturing district that churned out plows and threshers.
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If the Senate "plows ahead," as Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has pledged it will, and confirms the Kavanaugh without first seeking a compromise solution with Democrats, anger could seize the country, especially among women who have come to see Ford as a heroine.
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In Seattle, the muscle memory just isn't there for big snow — whether in deploying salt spreaders and plows or in getting a snow-day reprieve from an algebra test — so the responses, for better or worse, are sharpened by the novelty. Gov.
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In August, we reported on RealtyTrac's much juicier, and darker, version of what is going on with Chinese buyers in West Coast markets [Foreign "Smart Money" Frets about Turmoil at Home, Flees, Plows into US Housing Bubble 2, Thinks it's a "Safe Haven"].
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That's one reason why Norway plows most of its oil revenue into a sovereign wealth fund that's invested abroad — it not only stores money for the future but also prevents the krone from becoming so expensive as to ruin all other Norwegian exports.
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South Florida, which sits on porous limestone substrate often likened to Swiss cheese, has recently faced some of the highest rates of sea level rise in the world, and as the ocean plows further into its freshwater-adapted marshes, it's weakening them even more.
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Barra on Monday portrayed the decision to put five North American factories on notice for potential closure and cut nearly 15,000 jobs as necessary to keep the company strong as it plows money into new technology and new businesses such as robo-taxi services.
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But for people who grew up in New York sledding in parks and building snow forts in the piles left by plows — not just in, say, the notorious winter of 1978, but in most winters — the climate worries come with a dose of nostalgia.
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When the Earth plows into its wake, tiny bits of debris left behind from the comet slam into our atmosphere at 210,250 miles per hour, reach temperatures of 3,000 to 10,000 degrees, and streak across the sky in what we call the Perseid meteor shower.
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Farmers in the Midwest who produce crops like corn, soybeans, and wheat were among the first to abandon their support for open immigration in the late nineteenth century, after new technology such as plows and combines enabled them to tend their fields with fewer workers.
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When the Earth plows into its wake, tiny bits of debris left behind from the comet slam into our atmosphere at 21,2000 miles per hour, reach temperatures of 83,28 to 225,23 Farenhiet, and streak across the sky in what we call the Perseid meteor shower.
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Washington D.C., New York and other East Coast cities readied fleets of snow plows, thousands of flights were canceled or delayed and residents stocked up on groceries ahead of a winter storm expected to dump up to 30 inches (503 cm) of snow on the region.
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Weather Eight people are dead and nearly 300,000 are without power as a wicked winter storm plows through the eastern US. The icy weather contributed to traffic crashes that left eight people dead in several states and stranded drivers for hours on Manhattan's George Washington Bridge.
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The administration also earmarked money for the city's Board of Elections, which stumbled through the state's presidential primary, and for the Sanitation Department to buy smaller plows to deal with narrow streets in places like Queens, where 170 plow trucks became stuck during a blizzard in January.
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And if the White House's massive list of proposed tariffs on 1,300 Chinese products goes into effect, it could raise prices — in some cases by hundreds of dollars — for ... Flat-screen TVs, printers, copiers, dishwashers, plows, snow blowers, fire extinguishers, golf carts, medical devices and more.
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He joined the City Council in 2009, was chosen as mayor in 2013 and was re-elected in 2018, building a reputation as a hands-on leader and careful listener, someone who would be seen in the streets before dawn to direct snow plows on stormy days.
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The wide streets allowed horse-drawn carriages with angled wooden plows to clear snow, and the townhouses were designed with stoops of white Jura limestone so front doors would be accessible — allowing the exchange of watch parts to proceed smoothly, no matter how much snow fell.
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Taking a page out of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's M&A playbook, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel is closely tracking where users are spending their time when not on Snapchat, and he's making sure his company doesn't lose out on consumer attention as it plows full speed towards the public markets.
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Our thought bubble: If the White House indeed plows ahead with the executive order this week (and it has been pushed back before), it shows they're not worried about the fallout from the EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's high-profile comments Thursday disagreeing that carbon dioxide emissions are driving global warming.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey was installing hundreds of pieces of snow equipment at the three New York area airports, including snow melters that can liquefy up to 500 tons of snow per hours and plows that can clear snow at 40 mph, Cuomo's office said.
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After eight years of that, Patnoe got his own plow route, and worked his way up to garage supervisor, then to general manager, and now he is the over-all administrator for VTrans's maintenance staff—five hundred workers—and two hundred and fifty plows, in sixty-five facilities across the state.
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THIS WEEK IN CONGRESS: BUDGET, PUERTO RICO: Via The Hill's Cristina Marcos and Jordain Carney, House Republicans will try to chart a path forward on legislation to help resolve Puerto Rico's debt crisis, while the Senate plows ahead with its first 2017 spending bill despite the budget impasse across the Capitol.
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That city's mayor, Muriel Bowser, said at a press conference that she expected the storm to last 36 hours; her office issued a press release reassuring the public that the city had 39,000 tons of salt, more than 200 plows, and 145 dump trucks on hand to help clear away the deluge.
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Cars and semi trucks were stranded along the snow-covered freeway — Rochester received 18.3 inches of snow during the storm — and while the video only shows Johnson pulling one semi from the snow, he reportedly pulled several back on to the freeway so snow plows could come through and clear the road.
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Mr. Schumann said climate change was also to blame for the troubles with the ice roads, which are built anew each year by hardy crews using heavy-duty plows, radar and water sprays to add layers of smooth ice that can support even the weight of a tractor-trailer full of mining equipment.
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"If you or someone you know is living outside during this period of severe cold, let them know about this opportunity to stay safe and warm," the Seattle mayor's office tweeted The Washington State Department of Transportation tweeted that it deployed 100 plows and trucks between King County and the Canadian border.
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Once upon a time in Albany, or so the Capitol's origin story goes, the men who governed New York State from the Legislature's vaulted chambers were farmers: citizen-legislators who laid down their plows for a few months every year to represent their fellows before returning home to make their living from the land.
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The storm was the first major test of the $100 million the system spent on winter weatherization upgrades since 2015, like a new third rail — and a system to heat it — on the Red Line, and snow removal equipment including 80 plows that are actually attached to the front of Red and Orange Line trains.
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The rest of us are welcome to sample by-the-glass offerings until we land on something we like, but, personally, I'd appreciate the opportunity to actually learn something about champagne, beyond the claim that one of the female winemakers is "a total doll" or that one of the male winemakers plows his fields with horse-drawn wagons.
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As Judge Karen Henderson put it in dissent, the en banc decision "is at odds with Supreme Court precedent," and "plows new and potentially dangerous ground" by completely breezing past any analysis of the fact that someone arriving at a U.S. border has to actually enter (not simply be detained) to be considered a person "within" the United States for the sake of constitutional rights.
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Read more:Photos of Josh Taylor's horrific eye injury show how gruelling and unforgiving boxing can be, even when you winDereck Chisora plows through David Price to score a 4th round knockout just days after saying he was going to 'murder this guy'Former WWE superstar Jake Hager laughs in the faces of people who think former pro wrestlers can't fight MMAIreland's next top boxer has a rare shot at retribution after losing at the Olympics because of a 'fixed' fight: 'It's personal for my career, my legacy'Conor McGregor's coach still thinks he's the best fighter in the world despite his heavy beating by Khabib Nurmagomedov
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