I'll plug in a color, or I'll just plug in hats.
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PLUG IN 3% I DONT CARE PLUG IN 3.5%, IT LOOKS BETTER.
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What do you call a plug-in hybrid that you don't have to plug in?
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The death of the Java plug-in is swiftly approaching as we move toward a plug-in-free Internet.
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Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid Hyundai Ioniq Electric Hyundai Ioniq Electric Hyundai Ioniq Electric Hyundai Ioniq Electric Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Hyundai Ioniq Plug In NEW YORK — The new Hyundai Ioniq isn't just a shot across the bow of Prius, it's a challenge to the Prius, Volt and the LEAF.
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DON'T MISS: 2016 BMW X5 xDrive 403e Plug-In Hybrid SUV To Debut In Shanghai Next Month First shown at the 2015 Shanghai Motor Show, the X5 xDrive 40e is one of five BMW plug-in cars, including the 330e and 740e xDrive plug-in hybrid sedans, the i8 plug-in hybrid coupe, and the i3 electric car.
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Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) Plug-in hybrids have a conventional gas- or diesel-powered engine in addition to a battery pack.
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The Prius Prime is a plug-in hybrid with a futuristic vibe; the Hyundai Ioniq comes in hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric versions.
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Elsewhere, the V60 will also be offered as a 390-horsepower plug-in hybrid or a new plug-in hybrid variant with 73 horsepower.
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The company upgraded its T8 and T6 Twin Engine plug-in hybrid powertrains and now has plug-in options for every model the company makes.
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There will be a plug-in hybrid version, which Lincoln expects will have longer range than the plug-in hybrid version of the similarly-sized Ford Escape.
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"This compared to 386,000 plug-in vehicles sold in Europe and 361,000 plug-in vehicles in the United States — about 2% of the market in both places."
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In Europe and elsewhere, the V60 will also be offered as a 390-horsepower plug-in hybrid or a new plug-in hybrid variant with 340 horsepower.
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When Safari runs into sites that require Flash or any other plug-in, it will act as though the plug-in is not installed on your computer.
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Where it stands: Right now, Tesla represents a third of the U.S. market for plug-in vehicles (including full electrics like Tesla's line and plug-in hybrids).
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Honda's new plug-in hybrid, the Clarity, will go an estimated 42 miles on electric power, giving it the second-best range of any plug-in behind only the Chevy Volt.
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"The good thing about TLVS is, because of the open architecture, you can plug in some legacy capabilities and then phase those out as you plug in new capabilities," he said.
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The average of the respondents' guesses as to a plug-in hybrid's driving range was 260.8 miles, less than half the actual range of most plug-in hybrids on the market.
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You plug in power and HDMI, flip down a weird little flap covering the controller ports, plug in the controllers, and start playing Star Fox, F-Zero, or Donkey Kong Country.
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GM announced last year it was ending production of the plug-in Volt as well as a low-selling plug-in Cadillac CT6, even as it moved to boost EV spending.
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While the electric-only range of plug-in vehicles can be modest at best — Mercedes's S-Class plug-in hybrid can go only 13 miles solely under electric power — it is improving.
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Would I be able to plug in multiple, 144hz monitors?
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But the company recently began making things that plug in.
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One cable took a full three hours to plug in.
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And it was like pulling a plug in the bathtub.
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Maybe they'd even let us plug in our old Tanksticks?
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Do you remember how to plug in your SNES' controllers?
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They weren't built to plug in other pieces like CodeStream.
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You take out one computer, and plug in the next.
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When you plug in a destination and dates on Booking.
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Plug in a pair of headphones and unplug them again
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Simply plug in the smart stick and start watching instantly.
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"Step one, plug in a module," Camargo told the crowd.
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Plug in your values, and the right choice pops out.
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You just plug in the algorithm and money comes out.
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The spreadsheet lets Hudler plug in the numbers each month.
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MC: Yeah, like people who like to plug in headphones.
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Ford has no affordable electric plug-in cars for the Chinese market, despite it being little secret that Beijing planned new quotas for all-electric battery cars and heavily electrified plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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The global market for plug-in electric vehicles — and that's plug-in gas-electric hybrids as well as all-electric battery vehicles, aka BEVs — stands at about 2% on the eve of Ghosn's benchmark year.
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You can also now plug in an Apply-friendly thumb drive.
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You have to find the places where you can plug in.
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I didn't even know how to plug in my guitar amps.
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You were down there to plug in your charger, and bam!
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It's also lower and wider than the previous plug-in Prius.
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Because obviously there's a bigger plug in the swamp than anticipated.
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Plug in your external drive, and navigate over to File History.
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Enter Signal, a mobile (and Chrome plug-in) secure messaging system.
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Plug in your Harmony Hub via USB and click on Install.
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Build something like the BMW X5 xDrive40e, a plug-in hybrid.
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When would we ever plug in and not want something charged?
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Download the plug-in and start watching a video on Netflix.
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The plug-in then becomes active and creates a sharable link.
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You have to plug in all these things and use adapters.
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You just plug in and it's like: peanut butter and jelly?
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Kara Swisher: Look for a place to plug in my phone.
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Let's plug in some guitars and let's fuckin' go to work.
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She tiptoed to the bathroom, put the plug in the tub.
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All I had to plug in was one cord, for power.
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Conversely, putting a plug in the jug can decrease those risks.
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But buyers will have to wait for the plug-in version.
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You need to plug in an aux cable, for whatever reason?
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Still, Polestar doesn't plan on making any more plug-in hybrids.
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Just plug in the pad and plop your phone on top.
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Then, plug in your dates and you'll find the lowest fares.
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Just plug in your website's URL and you're good to go.
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For those set on buying a plug-in, price is key.
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Wherever there was power, people gathered to plug in their phones.
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"Take your phone and plug in Sunrise Hospital," he told her.
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For this exhibition, we'll just have to plug in the cords.
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Plug in the hot-glue gun, then flip over the suncatcher.
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Plug in a laptop, and it will illuminate the 20V light.
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She suggested guests plug in the company's Nightlight Charging Station instead.
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Plug in your car when it is extremely hot or cold.
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When they see a plug in a socket, they start pulling.
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McLaren even makes a plug-in hybrid The company is no stranger to electric cars either; its P1 hypercar was actually a plug-in hybrid that could travel more than six miles on electric power alone.
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For years, many sites used additional plug-in software like Adobe Flash to show videos — and most web browsers had settings to stop the plug-in software from automatically playing the clips when the page loaded.
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China is the champ in the EV market, both in growth (54%), percentage of those plug-in sales that were pure EVs (77%), and sheer numbers — nearly 317,000 plug-in vehicles were sold in China in 2016.
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That's one fewer device you have to plug in to charge overnight.
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Ferrari has made hybrid cars before but not a plug-in hybrid.
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The Mini Countryman SUV is already available as a plug-in hybrid.
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He's offered me a free shipping code, which I gladly plug in.
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After eating, I plug in my headphones and hop into developer mode.
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If you want some privacy, you'll still have to plug in headphones.
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That one is a 600-hp plug-in hybrid luxury touring car.
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Ferrari has announced its first plug-in hybrid car, the SF90 Stradale.
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A fragrance plug-in from Bath & Body Works emitted a calming scent.
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Customers just plug in their various connected devices and turn them on.
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On the regular Vive, you have to plug in your own headphones.
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At least one plug-in hybrid vehicle will also be phased out.
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A mix of plug-in hybrids and all-electric models will follow.
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To solve this problem, the company created a plug-in for Salesforce.
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Plug in a single cable and charge all your gadgets at once.
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Getting those individuals to install such a plug-in won't be easy.
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Workhorse already has 5,000 orders for the plug-in hybrid W-15.
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You plug in the "hub" which connects the door to the internet.
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Now, refugees can charge phones, plug in refrigerators, and light their shelters.
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The brand's first vehicle was the Polestar 1, a plug-in hybrid.
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Just plug in an Amazon URL and it'll give you a report.
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The Mini Countryman SE All4 plug-in hybrid was introduced in June.
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Simply plug in a monitor, mouse, and keyboard, and install the computer.
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Leo's behind the wheel of a Volvo XC90 T8 Plug-In Hybrid.
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And for those who hadn't noticed, Honda dropped the Accord plug-in.
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That raised concerns that demand for the plug-in vehicles would plummet.
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You take a cable, plug in the phone, and boom: It's charging.
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By 2020, China wants 5 million plug-in cars on its roads.
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This package includes a plug-in ashtray for the front cup holder.
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In 2015, 23,500 electric and plug-in vehicles were registered in Germany.
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Add the presets to the satellite radio, plug in my home address.
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Port selection is serviceable; I could plug in everything I needed to.
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The plug-in allows you to schedule emails to be sent automatically.
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Plug in your flex spending debit card as payment and then shop.
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Yet, to not plug in, developers say, would be to lose out.
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Prius is the most efficient car you can buy without having to plug in (though the Prius Prime, a four-passenger plug-in version with an estimated all-electric range of 22 miles, is expected late this year).
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Tesla sold the most electric vehicles in the U.S. of any car company last year — nearly 50,000, or a third of all plug-in electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles in the U.S., according to data from Hybridcars.com.
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Alex Gruzen, the CEO of the wireless charging tech company WiTricity, told me one automaker has done an internal survey of its plug-in hybrid-electric vehicle (PHEV) owners and discovered that 70 percent of them never plug in.
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Audi's first all-electric car, the e-tron, is ready to plug in.
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Until last year, U.S. sales of plug-in models were growing, but limited.
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Bring your charger and hopefully you can find an outlet to plug in.
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And when you plug in the G25's DAC, everything gets even worse.
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And poof, there it goes, the internet's least-favorite plug-in gets unplugged.
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If so, grab your popcorn, plug in your headphones, and let's get started.
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"Which of the fab five do you listen like?" the plug-in asks.
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All of them were the Prius Prime, a plug-in hybrid-electric model.
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Plug in the term and click on as many tests as you like.
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They came here ready to work, ready to plug in, ready to contribute.
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Plug in '2' for n, and you find 0003² − 1 = 4 − 1 = 222.
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Once you do, just plug in any appliance you like into the WeMo.
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But simply plug in your earbuds or headphones to make it more private.
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There are other, less expensive plug-in hybrid SUVs already on the market.
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In that sense, wireless charging is no different from the plug-in variety.
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And, most notably, the Aviator will be Lincoln's first plug-in hybrid vehicle.
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A variety of plug-in devices can already do some of these things.
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If you see an amber light, you should plug in your case, stat.
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Everyone who could find a place to plug in a headset was listening.
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They jockeyed for places to plug in their headsets and sat on steps.
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No badging or marketing refers to this Pacifica as a plug-in hybrid.
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You can even plug in your own microUSB battery pack for additional juice.
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To use it you simply plug in the $449 unit and start gaming.
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Then plug in a single power cable and you're off to the races.
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Plug in your ps4, computer, porn usb or whatever and power it up.
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To date, MACC's plug-in has been used to file nearly 2,000 reports.
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He used plug-in operating systems to make his tracks almost untraceable. Almost.
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The plan has helped ramp up sales of electric and plug-in hybrids.
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The bottom of the remote unfolds so you can plug in your phone.
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It is a very comfortable, very refined plug-in-hybrid mid-range Mercedes.
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The federal government provides that tax credit for each plug-in vehicle purchased.
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Just pop out the one you're using and then plug in your charger.
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Weak sales led the fast-food chain to pull the plug in 2014.
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NEVs refer to all-electric battery cars and heavily electrified plug-in hybrids.
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Driven THE 23 Hyundai Sonata Plug-in Hybrid should be an easy sell.
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Prius remains the best way to save gas without having to plug in.
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There is also a plug-in hybrid version of the Fusion called Energi.
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The Italian supercar manufacturer unveiled the SF27 Stradale, its first plug-in hybrid.
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NEVs refer to all-electric battery vehicles and plug-in petrol-electric hybrids.
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It's very easy to plug in a pair of CDJs and you're off.
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And calorie-counting apps, where users plug in what they've eaten, are unreliable.
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He says he plans to offer the JavaScript plug-in soon, for free.
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Things like battery life shouldn't require a user to plug in an accessory.
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Toyota gave its first plug-in hybrid RAV4 more than just a plug.
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Plug in 222 for n, and you find 219 − 2100 = 0003 − 2000 = 220.
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G.M. has focused much of its efforts on developing plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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In general, cordless immersion blenders lack the power of their plug-in counterparts.
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Additionally, the Clarity Plug-in remains whisper quiet while driving in electric mode.
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It's impossible to argue against the value proposition of the Clarity Plug-in.
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Each row had a power outlet so I could plug in my laptop.
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Unplug that chip from your brain, and plug in turning on the triggers.
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The 2020 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring is a midsize, plug-in hybrid SUV.
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Life is a lot easier when you can plug in to any socket.
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"By late 2015, many browser vendors have either removed or announced timelines for the removal of standards based plug-in support, eliminating the ability to embed Flash, Silverlight, Java and other plug-in based technologies," Oracle wrote in its announcement.
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Even to devoted fans of green vehicles, the news that Mitsubishi has sold 140,000 plug-in-hybrid versions of its Outlander crossover may come as a surprise; it's been Europe's best-selling plug-in hybrid for the past three years.
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A plug-in hybrid includes both a large battery and a gasoline-powered engine.
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It really is a big charging pad for a 530e iPerformance plug-in hybrid.
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Java itself isn't going away completely though, just the use of the plug-in.
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All he has to do is plug in, and his problems will temporarily disappear.
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If you can plug in a lamp, you can get the smart plug working.
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That's the name of Spotify's first voice-controlled plug-in smart device: Car Thing.
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BMW revealed its newest electric vehicle, a plug-in hybrid called the 530e iPerformance.
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Sometimes I plug in my phone and iTunes doesn't recognize it as a device.
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Zero emission vehicles include battery electric, plug-in hybrids, and hydrogen fuel-cell models.
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New energy vehicles refer to all-electric battery cars and plug-in electric hybrids.
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Connect it to your TV set or monitor and plug in your USB controller.
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The Bentley Bentayga plug-in hybrid will be the luxury automaker's first electrified car.
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Bentley has only partly addressed that with the plug-in hybrid version of Bentayga.
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Now, a new plug-in can show you exactly what it thinks about you.
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But you'll be teetering near empty if you don't plug in at some point.
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The plug-in only works on the Spotify client for Windows at the moment.
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Yesterday, Firefox users noticed a strange new plug-in popping up in their browsers.
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The Cloud Cam and Echo currently need a plug-in power source to operate.
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That is, a social network where people are forced to plug in and die.
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It even features wireless charging so you'll never have to plug in the earbuds.
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When you pull up to one, all you'll have to do is plug in.
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When mainstream media coverage brought wide attention to the plug-in, Google killed it.
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Orient Watch Company gets a plug in 'The Golden One''s David Duke endorsement.
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We can plug in someone else's name and run this back every other week.
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"I watched a bartender plug in a DVD player and get electrocuted," recalls Giovanazzi.
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Chrysler showed the plug-in hybrid Pacifica, a strong play for eco-friendly families.
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Uchiyamada declined to comment on plans to offer plug-in versions of other models.
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The 2016 Mercedes-Benz C350e plug-in hybrid sedan is not a Tesla fighter.
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Just plug in your turntable, amplifier with some RCA cables, and enjoy improved sound.
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My Privacy Badger plug-in found 22 trackers, while uBlock Origin found around 110.
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The figure rises to just 100,000, or 0.9%, when plug-in hybrids are included.
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The plug-in hybrid version that Europe gets isn't available in the United States.
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The all-electric crossover is based on the Niro hybrid and plug-in models.
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NEVs include plug-in hybrids, battery-only electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
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Reach out to your local indigenous communities and learn how you can plug in.
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The car-sharing service will use 20 Hyundai Ioniq plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
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I'll plug in headphones, play some ambient music and lose myself in a book.
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Push notifications remind the car owner to plug in when the time is right.
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The credit starts to phase out after a manufacturer sells 200,000 plug-in cars.
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Instructions are simply:- Plug in socket- Point at skyThese instructions work in either order.
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It can plug directly into a TV and the controllers plug in via USB.
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I found a secondhand plug-in heater and bought some Elmer's glue and clamps.
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Essentially, it lets you plug in any of your electronics into any socket shape.
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Next month there'll be a free update to plug in Episodes From Liberty City.
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Jeep will bring plug-in hybrid versions of its Wrangler, Compass, and Renegade SUVs.
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Plug in your string lights and light up this bowl for some winter festivities.
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Counting plug-in hybrids, more than 2100 electric-car models are on the market.
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Instead, Tines is able to plug in to any system that has an API.
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I found a secondhand plug-in heater and bought some Elmer's glue and clamps.
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Plug in your mixer, turn it on, and set it to Speed 4. 9.
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You just plug in your phone, and the car's screen reflects its user interface.
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Despite that lack of EV love from the manufacturers, the US Department of Energy notes that the US plug-in electric vehicle market grew 40% from 2015 to 2016, with 54% of plug-in sales in 2016 being fully electric battery-powered vehicles.
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The plug-in ended up successfully ordering 16 boxes, before he realised what had happened.
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I still wish the company had released a plug-in mic accessory for existing hardware.
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You can already plug in the discount code and it'll be ready to use Monday.
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New-energy vehicles include all electric battery cars as well as plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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The Flash Player plug-in hasn't been on iOS since 2010, or Android since 2012.
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The creators of the plug-in, RealDonaldContext, warn that the extension is still in development.
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Initially, this Tel Aviv program will use one of VW's plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
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It's an "all-purpose sports vehicle," with a plug-in powertrain, and no further details.
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Info from partners like Plug In America will help drivers understand the benefits of electric.
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There's also a 3.5mm headphone jack if you want to plug in your own headphones.
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Plug in your numbers and watch how frighteningly easy it is to lose your money.
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There are times when I pull up a plug-in and just start turning knobs.
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"Electrified vehicles" is the industry umbrella term for hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Then, you can plug in those dates in Momondo to get the best absolute price.
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The SF2350 Stradale marks Ferrari's first plug-in hybrid that's not built for the racetrack.
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Leave your USB drive in, plug in the laptop, and let it do its thing.
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I have Friends muted on the TV. I plug in my headphones and hunker down.
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You can plug in and set up in just 5 minutes, according to the founders.
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To make use of the feature, you'll need to download the Torrents Time plug-in.
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The Juul design mimics a flash drive - with plug-in cartridges of concentrated nicotine juice.
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Update 7:25 pm ET: Added information about plug-in hybrid availability in the US.
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If you jam the plug in, the dryer will spark, overheat, or just not work.
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As a bonus, all purchases are bundled with Reason's Europa synth plug-in, worth $9953.
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The Hyundai Ioniq PHEV has a rather sedate form that belies plug-in hybrid capabilities.
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A Volvo plug-in hybrid, on display at the2014 AMI Auto Show in Leipzig, Germany.
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This review of the 2019 Volvo S60 T8, a plug-in hybrid, is extremely rough.
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There's just the car power adapter and there's no need to plug in your phone.
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To be clear, this isn't something you'll plug in and install on your 2014 Accord.
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Did no one have a video of him whistling "City Of Stars" to plug in?
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Has it got enough HDMI ports to plug in all of your boxes and sticks?
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But in 2016, there were just 107 plug-in electric cars sold in the country.
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Through 2018, the company's plans include a fully electric SUV and several plug-in hybrids.
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It is La La, not some talent agency, who is the real plug in Hollywood.
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Eventually the SUV will be offered with smaller engines and even a plug-in hybrid.
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GM's all-electric Chevrolet Bolt and plug-in hybrid Chevrolet Volt qualify for the incentive.
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But if anything can be treated as a plug-in, it's learning how to code.
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Most XC60s go on sale in August, but the plug-in hybrid arrives in September.
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It also sports four HDMI ports, so gamers can plug in peripherals and accessories galore.
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Plug in the numbersNow you have the numbers you need to make a good estimation.
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Backstage, I also have my "own" office where I can plug in and work quietly.
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No prescription is needed, just a place to plug in your personal ball of sunshine.
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Lamborghini's next version of its Huracan will be a plug-in hybrid, according to Autocar.
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In the rack units, the houses will plug in to water, power and sewer lines.
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Plug in your Medicare number and drugs (you will need each drug's name and dosage).
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Monthly sales worldwide fell by 14%, to about 128,000 plug-in cars, according to Bloomberg.
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Unlike the new Prius plug-in, this new Sonata doesn't look like a science experiment.
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They're designing a military that can plug in with the US for large-scale operations.
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Guru to plug in their loan details and learn what they'll wind up owing. Credible.
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You can install the plug-in and see what might become of major US cities.
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I used the Lightning adapter to plug in regular headphones and laughed at the hubris.
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On a practical level, customers can grab the Box plug-in from the ServiceNow Store.
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The German automaker currently sells the A3 e-tron, an affordable plug-in hybrid hatchback.
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Guru, to plug in their loan details and learn what they'll wind up owing. Credible.
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China, struggling with high pollution levels in major cities, is aggressively pushing plug-in vehicles.
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Plug in a new television, and you can roll with laughter at a favorite comedy.
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The term means the vehicles can use hybrid, plug-in hybrid or battery-electric technology.
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Jeff Cohen started off his electric car collection with a plug-in hybrid Chevrolet Volt.
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Customers would plug in cords with built-in meters to charge them for the power.
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For a 3rd generation Apple TV or Apple TV HD, plug in the power cord.
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Multiply by 12 on any monthly service before you plug in your credit card information.
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My SUV was an Aviator GT, the plug-in hybrid version of the midsize hauler.
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No one, not even the Secret Service, should randomly plug in a strange USB stick
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There's a 3.5mm headphone jack in case you want to plug in nicer speakers, though.
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By comparison, there are about 55,000 battery and plug-in hybrid cars across the country.
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Volkswagen Group has committed to introducing 80 electric and plug-in hybrid models by 2025.
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And GM plug-in buyers still get a $3,750 tax credit during the current quarter.
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Toyota displayed a new fuel-cell prototype at the show alongside its plug-in model.
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They're also super easy to install: plug in light, tell assistant to find light, voila.
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Which is, by the way, more pressure than many plug-in espresso makers can muster.
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Worldwide sales of plug-in electric vehicles — which includes battery-powered electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles — hit 1.98 million in 2018, according to the International Energy Agency, bringing the total number of electric vehicles on the road to more than 5.1 million.
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Just plug in the promo code "AMEXAIRPORT" in the app and pay with your Amex card.
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It's no wonder that browsers continue to push further and further away from plug-in support.
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The benefit of the No Coin plug-in is that it only focuses on cryptocurrency miners.
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Ford is bringing a plug-in hybrid version of the Transit van to market this year.
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Trello competitors like Atlassian's JIRA already feature a similar plug-in architecture for third-party integrations.
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Ferrari's first plug-in hybrid sports car is also the most powerful Ferrari production car ever.
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"Retail kind of pulled the plug in an environment where there was no liquidity," he noted.
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As of this week, the company's plug-in now comes packaged in Microsoft's mobile Edge browser.
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Now that overnight charge is easy: plug in the phone, unplug it when I wake up.
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Some, like the GenZe, even come with removable batteries riders can take inside to plug in.
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Top plug-in providers include AdBlock, AdMuncher and Ghostery that run on top of existing browsers.
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Ford is offering law enforcement agencies even more range with a brand new plug-in hybrid.
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InfinityAR's products include software for ODMs and OEMs and a SDK plug-in for 3D engines.
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The office is empty, so I take the opportunity to plug in and get shit done.
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Just plug in the promo code RMN5OFF for five percent off your entire order at checkout.
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But that doesn't mean you can plug in a pair of Lightning-equipped EarPods or headphones.
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My Nearest Marginal gave volunteers a fast way to plug in and start talking to voters.
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But plug in your phone and that big, beautiful touchscreen is put to great use, regardless.
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The team has developed a plug-in for Unity that can show ads in VR environments.
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Kanye isn't the only member of the West family North managed to plug in her interview.
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It's a plug-in for low-end shaping, and it's amazing on basses, kicks, and 808s.
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Some automakers offer both a hybrid and plug-in hybrid version of some of its models.
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Every Volvo model will be available in least one plug-in hybrid or fully electric version.
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For example, you could plug in any old lamp and turn it into a smart lamp.
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There were 5,179 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle registrations, while 16,932 hybrid electric vehicles were registered.
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Manufacturers such as Mercedes and Volkswagen will have to hope more buyers start to plug in.
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It's not exactly the first plug-in Ferrari, famed for its thunderous V12 internal-combustion engines.
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Plug in an HDMI cable, and you can easily sling that content to a TV, too.
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It updated over-the-air from the jump, not requiring you to plug in over USB.
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Expect the plug-in hybrid model to cost at least $40,000 when it does become available.
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That is, when you plug in your iPhone to your Mac, nothing happens on your screen.
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Beijing last year removed such caps for firms making fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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Just plug in your destination, date range, and budget, and let them take it from there.
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At the time, the company introduced a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and an all electric model.
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I head over to my usual spot, add a pastry to my order, and plug in.
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Save 26% on a 4-pack of the Eufy Lumi Plug-In Night Light See Details
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The minivans are plug-in hybrid variants with Waymo's self-driving hardware and software built in.
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Those are the things you don't want to plug in at the end of the night.
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So plug in your laptop and make yourself comfortable — you've got some serious shopping to do.
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To find a protest near you, use this Indivisible link and plug in your zip code.
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GM also sold 18,306 Chevy Volts, the company's original plug-in hybrid that debuted in 2010.
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On console, you simply plug in a provided USB dongle, and then load the appropriate driver.
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Thankfully, there are dozens of electric and plug-in hybrid cars that are available right now.
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There are basically two types of electric vehicles: all-electric cars and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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Onishi reiterated that Toyota would start selling plug-in electric hybrid cars next year in China.
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They'll see enough charging stations pop up that a plug-in vehicle no longer seems impractical.
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Now, a year after introducing a revamped Pacifica, Chrysler is offering a plug-in hybrid version.
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The wall plug in the box is a TurboPower one which means you get fast charging.
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Within the next 10 years Porsche says it will make plug-in hybrid vehicles, as well.
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And, for the first time ever, he's talking about the probability of a plug-in hybrid.
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Plume knows when you plug in the pods and connects them to the network for you.
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Needless to say, a new AMG will likely be coming — along with a plug-in hybrid.
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The BMW i8 is a plug-in hybrid sports car that attracts attention everywhere it goes.
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GM has the plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt and fully electric Bolt as well as hybrids.
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A number of mainstream competitors are also working up plug-in hybrid and all-electric SUVs.
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The No. 1 U.S. automaker ended production of its plug-in electric Chevrolet Volt in February.
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They said, 'We are glad to have your support, how do you want to plug in?
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I plugged the switch into the wall outlet where I normally plug in my coffee maker.
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Many would likely be electric vehicles, either all-electric battery cars or plug-in electric hybrids.
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Finally, a composite to HMDI gives you the connection needed to plug in a standard Chromecast.
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The plug-in hybrid can travel up to 150 km, about 93 miles, on electric power.
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She compared DP treatment to unplugging a black rubber plug in an old-school utility sink.
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The lineup will be a combo of "mild hybrids," plug-in hybrids and fully electric cars.
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My plug-in hybrid has certainly saved me enough money to be happy with my choice.
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Meanwhile, Japan, Sweden and the United Kingdom have the highest share of plug-in hybrid cars.
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GM has sold more than 21,22012 plug-in and full-electric vehicles eligible for the credit.
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With four HDMI ports and some USBs, you can plug in your whole suite of inputs.
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Plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles will help, but so far consumer demand is slack.
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Car-sharing companies like ZipCar and Car2Go are also looking to plug-in to clean transportation.
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In the first 10 months of 2017, BMW sold 78,100 electric cars and plug-in hybrids.
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GM also imports small numbers of a plug-in hybrid-electric Cadillac CT6 sedans from China.
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To power the charger, I had to plug in a wire through my car's accessory port.
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The project was designed in stereo, so plug in your headphones for the best listening experience.
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When storm drains get clogged, Mr. Lutzen said, "it's like a bathtub with a plug in.".
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That's the money play, only it is mostly text now, with a few plug-in photos.
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The electric vehicle, the hybrid, the plug-in, the fuel cell battery vehicle will be mobilized.
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Guests are first asked to purchase a ticket and plug in some personal information via iPads.
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Cruise ships visiting China now must plug in if they have the ability to do so.
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On his Commodore 64, he'd plug in football team statistics to try to create gambling odds.
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I can think about where to plug in and be more impactful at this growth stage.
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The Hyundai Ioniq plug-in hybrid, available late this fall, is estimated at 2120 electric miles.
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Plug-in hybrids can drive in electric mode or use gas when the battery runs down.
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The best part is that you'll also be able to charge and plug in headphones simultaneously.
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It's time for us to fully embrace the future of transportation: clean plug-in electric vehicles.
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With a cable that comes in the soundbar's box, you can plug in the Echo Dot.
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Both the VPN and the browser plug-in will help to securely encrypt your activity online.
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At the bottom of the list was the Toyota Prius Plug-in — only 52 were sold.
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GM also announced it would halt production of the plug-in hybrid Chevrolet Volt by March.
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While the traditional CT6 is built in Michigan, the plug-in hybrid variant is a product of Shanghai GM. The company stopped importing the CT6 Plug-In earlier this year, but Ginivan says the decision to cancel it for the U.S. market is unrelated to tariffs.
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FCA will also invest $160 million at its Toledo plant to build a new plug-in hybrid Jeep Wrangler next year, and $3 billion at its Jefferson Assembly plant in Detroit to build a plug-in hybrid Jeep Grand Cherokee in 2021 among other new vehicles.
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Early EVs had different plug-in charging connectors, an inconvenience automakers are eager to avoid going forward.
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There's also a Google Chrome plug-in that allows customers to access Zarget while viewing their website.
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The announcement follows the trend of browsers removing plug-in support, including Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
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A plug-in hybrid can also be charged through an electrical cable like a fully electric car.
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Just plug the device into whatever you're listening to and everyone else can plug in their headphones.
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Honda's Clarity Plug-In Hybrid calls for a new category: so-complex-it-makes-your-head-spin.
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You've got a screen, an outlet to plug in your phone, enough legroom, and some sleek appointments.
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Hackers had accessed the site either directly through WordPress or through a plug-in on the site.
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Then, head to Settings, Network & Internet, Advanced, and Private DNS to plug in your chosen DNS settings.
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Car Plug-In Air Purifier — $16.99 See Details AAA won't always be there to save the day.
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You can't plug in a pair of Lightning headphones and a jack-equipped headphones for dual listening.
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Specifically, it aims to introduce the technology in its refreshed S500e plug-in, hybrid, full-size sedan.
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On the Department of Education's website, you can plug in your salary information and see your options.
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If you're feeling crazy, you can also plug in a third 24K screen via the HDMI port.
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Simply leave it on your kitchen counter and plug in your gadgets before you go to bed.
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Volkswagen's T-Prime Concept GTE, for example, is a plug-in hybrid with a high-tech dashboard.
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The Deco M3 covers up to 993,500 square feet thanks to the two extra plug-in extenders.
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Instead, he says the software is able to plug in to any system that has an API.
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We read great things about JBL's low-priced plug-in earbuds, so we gave these a shot.
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People shopping for a new car are not required to buy an EV or plug-in hybrid.
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It's perfectly safe — as long you don't connect to your Wi-Fi or plug in a USB.
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Plug in labour force participation rates and you can see how many jobs Mr Trump might create.
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Then, using a browser plug-in called "LikeItAll," group members like every post in the thread automatically.
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The plug-in Mini Countryman variant is the latest in its overall alternative powertrain range of offerings.
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You can just plug in your charger and leave your phone on the shelf for streamlined power.
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Lincoln expects the plug-in version will be available within the first year of the vehicle's production.
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It has added the Chrysler Pacifica, which offers the Euro-American automaker's first plug-in hybrid option.
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It does not currently sell any pure electric vehicles, although it sells some plug-in hybrid cars.
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Update iTunes to the latest version, plug in your iPhone or iPad, and then launch the software.
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Sometimes you just want to plug in a pair of wired headphones and be done with it.
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Click through to plug in to our favorite beauty podcasts — just don't forget your headphones at home.
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Plug in your headphones, grab something to snack on, and click above to watch the entire film.
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Simply put, you can't plug in a TV and three AC adapters on a single power strip.
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Finally Adobe agrees and will end support for the Flash browser plug-in by end of 2020.
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Use email addresses, or a link, or a plug-in to like Slack, it's up to you.
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The Calibra Wallet will be a standalone app, and will plug-in to Facebook's Messenger and WhatsApp.
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You simply plug in the Satellite and it works, blasting hot fresh Wi-Fi throughout your home.
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But what happens when you plug in your iOS device into your Mac if there's no iTunes?
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ESPN officially pulled the plug in October and much of the staff was put out of work.
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N) unveiled a new plug-in version of its Ford Fusion; and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV(FCHA.
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Eventually 100 Peugeot plug-in vans will replace older traditional gas delivery vehicles, according to the Scotsman.
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It's a plug-in hybrid with a gazillion horsepower (okay, 1,500-something) and its own active aero.
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Pessimists understand this too, but are prematurely embittered even as they plug in their credit card numbers.
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You can go wireless (with a 12-hour rechargeable battery) or plug in with a Lightning cable.
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Only some plug-in cars qualify, and the credit ends if manufacturers have sold more than 200,000.
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There's even a Gmail plug-in that will prevent you from using sorry when you compose emails.
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I'll be especially curious to see how niche versions like the plug-in hybrid will be received.
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It even has a larger PC-style plug in the back, although there's thankfully no power brick.
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" He added, "Why spend [$159] on headphones that sound the same as the $30 plug-in ones?
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Another obvious plug-in for NIMA Codes' service is Africa's fast-growing ride-hail and delivery markets.
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This plug-in wall heater will warm you up quickly, thanks to fast-acting thermal flow technology.
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Two hedge funds, Balyasny and WorldQuant, have built online portals where sellers can plug in their datasets.
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This year's field included two hybrids (Toyota RAV275 and BMW X22016 xDrive22016e plug-in) and a diesel.
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There were about 805,000 plug-in hybrid electric cars in the world in 2016, according to IEA.
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But there is one snag - Bond may have to find somewhere to plug in after 200 miles.
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There are many other gaps and loopholes to plug in both the U.S. and UN sanctions regime.
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In 2016, over 750,000 plug-in electric vehicles were sold globally, a 40 percent rise from 2015.
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They will include hybrids, fuel cell electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, Prius Primes, and battery electric vehicles.
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A plug-in hybrid Pacifica with an electric-only range of 30 miles is coming this fall.
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A plug-in that lets them control the TV and lights from the couch without getting up
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The plug-in hybrid helped me save this, for a total savings of $2000 in six months.
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That will require people to buy adapters to plug in devices that use different types of connectors.
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All you need to do is plug in two cables, and connect your Switch to the dock.
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This Car Plug-In Air Purifier is the smart way to eliminate unsavory smells at the source.
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Linksys Velop Whole Home WiFi Intelligent Mesh System with 1 Node and 2 Wall Plug-in Nodes
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Maserati's Levante will eventually offer a plug-in hybrid system adapted from the new Chrysler Pacifica minivan.
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Plug in your city and zip code and you can select from a list of local clubs.
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It will then make plug-in versions of its major models and raise model numbers, he said.
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Sales of battery electric and plug-in hybrids increased 60 percent in January-November, to 402,000 vehicles.
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Talking about sound: Your phone now plays a pleasant little sound when you plug in the charger.
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If plug-in hybrids are included, more than 20 electric car models are already on the market.
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And if you're looking for more of a politics fix, plug in to CNN's Impeachment Watch podcast.
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Could you move the dresser so your roommate could plug in an alarm clock or cellphone charger?
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Fortunately, Mophie's wireless battery pack includes a port to plug in a power cable for those times.
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Developers said the move was a needed plug in a system that is struggling with financial leaks.
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Toyota's new $27,000 plug-in Prius will go 25 miles before its internal combustion motor kicks in.
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Of these, just 115,000 — fewer than 1 percent — of them were battery powered or plug-in hybrids.
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In the first half of 3083, combined sales of plug-in cars rose 2308% year-on-year.
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So will plug-in hybrids, which pack enough battery reserve for the needs of most daily commuters.
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So you can still quickly plug in a pair of headphones without shelling out for wireless earbuds.
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You'll find some information about how the extension works, and links to navigate to the plug-in.
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Plus, you're going to need extra outlets to plug in your monitor, keyboard, phone charger and more.
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Some viewers campaigned to save "My So-Called Life," but ABC ultimately pulled the plug in 1995.
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This means a plug-in hybrid or all-electric version will be available, according to the company.
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Volvo is aiming for plug-in hybrid cars to make up 20% of total sales in 2020.
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The battery lasts seven hours, so you can go almost all day without having to plug in.
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Plug-in hybrids - which combine a smaller rechargeable battery with a combustion engine - overshoot by 5,000 euros.
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Despite their higher cost, BMW plug-in models are already priced broadly on a par with diesels.
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The Red Hook plug-in station makes shore power available to ships that are docked in Brooklyn.
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Last December, the state fined a Swiss container ship company $630,000 for repeatedly failing to plug in.
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Honey's plug-in has been compatible with Amazon since it hit the market roughly seven years ago.
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The new SF90 Stradale plug-in hybrid should arrive in force in the second half of 2020.
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Mercedes and others are also looking to plug-in technology to give their cars a performance boost.
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Such models often offer plug-in and pure electric versions, as well as hydrogen fuel-cell options.
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"Now, we're developing the plug-in version right from the beginning," Mr. La Penta of Mercedes said.
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With Flipp, plug in your ZIP code and the biggest discounts in your area will pop up.
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That even excludes some hybrid cars, plug-in electric cars and fuel cell vehicles, the automakers wrote.
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Then check to see if the charging indicator light turns on when you plug in the charger.
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Adobe announced it would end support for the multimedia plug-in Flash by the end of 2020.
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A coming T8 plug-in hybrid version adds an electric motor for even more power and efficiency.
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But just 40,000 of those were electric vehicles, and only 60,000 or so were plug-in hybrids.
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The students developed the plug-in, called "Open Mind," during a 36-hour hackathon at Yale University.
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Plug in a location and BreezoMeter will show you the air quality down to street-level detail.
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They make a bunch of kitchen utensils, and they make things that plug in around your kitchen.
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Those users had to plug in and recharge their phones in order to get them back online.
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At the Detroit Auto Show last week, General Motors Co showed off its new electric Bolt EV; Ford Motor Co unveiled a new plug-in version of its Ford Fusion; and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV unveiled its first plug-in hybrid, a version of its new Pacifica minivan.
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To help encourage cruise lines to plug in while docked, the city and the New York State Power Authority agreed to help pay half of Carnival's electric bill as long as the company agreed to retrofit its ships, at a cost of up to $2600 million, to plug in.
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SHANGHAI, April 18 (Reuters) - Audi AG and its China joint-venture partner FAW Group will produce and sell five "e-tron" plug-in cars in China over the next five years, part of a global push to boost sales of all-electric battery and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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Battery-powered cars and plug-in hybrids together accounted for 29% of all new car sales last year.
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But you may not even need a new plug-in because ad blocking software can do it, too.
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Developers can plug in any of Giphy's sticker packs, or create their own custom sticker pack to use.
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Plug in the included power adapter into the Echo and then plug the Echo into a wall outlet.
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Plug-in hybrid electric cars usually run on stored electricity from battery packs and then default to fuel.
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The first compatible model is the 2018 BMW 530e iPerformance plug-in hybrid but others are to follow.
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NEVs include petrol-electric hybrid vehicles, plug-in hybrids, battery-only electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
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For instance, if you plug in your headphones, Pie might give you a shortcut to your recent playlist.
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Automakers have invested billions in electric vehicles and announced plans to shift significant production to plug-in models.
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Moving up to the plug-in hybrid, the electric motor's power output is ramped up to 60 horsepower.
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The 40s will be offered in full electric and plug-in hybrid variants — along with standard gasoline models.
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Search for your city, and plug in the destination as Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport, in Denpasar, Indonesia.
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This year, the Honda Clarity adds two new versions: an all-electric car and a plug-in hybrid.
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The company also released a web plug-in allowing businesses to connect with users via the messaging app.
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New models will include hybrid and plug-in hybrids, but also fully electric cars like the XC40 Recharge.
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I've been using them for a little over a week and have only needed to plug in once.
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This drive helped sales of electric and plug-in hybrids more than quadruple last year to 331,000 vehicles.
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When you do need to charge, the G502 Lightspeed includes a braided Micro USB cable to plug in.
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It's a plug-in smart speaker that allows you to access Alexa from more places in your home.
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"For years people having been hacking older Priuses to convert them [plug-in hybrid electric vehicles]," he added.
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Already, California's zero-emissions mandate has forced nearly every automaker to sell some kind of plug-in vehicle.
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You then plug in the Eero and then connect it to the modem via an included Ethernet cable.
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It also plans to discontinue production of several low-selling models, including the plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt.
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China has set strict quotas for electric and plug-in hybrid cars that come into effect from 7003.
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In the place of a full stove and oven, they have a plug-in skillet and toaster oven.
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The International Energy Agency predicts fewer FCVs than battery-powered and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles through 2300.
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City and national governments are working on slower roadside charging for drivers who cannot plug in at home.
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But what if you could just plug in a box to your home router and get all that?
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The plug-in is free and the content is provided through human writers and editors at the company.
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It's also designed to work with Mazda's upcoming hybrid and plug-in hybrid models, due early next decade.
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Those seeking an electrified Range Rover have to make do with the four-door plug-in hybrid model.
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Lincoln gets a larger SUV and a much-needed plug-in hybrid in the form of the Aviator.
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The mouthpiece has lightning, USB, USB-C, and micro USB adapters, so you can plug in almost anywhere.
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If you plug in your smartphone to charge it, you can easily put one of these kits together.
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The company has outlined plans to launch more than 20 electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids by 2025.
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But it is also behind giants General Motors and Volkswagen Group in developing long-range plug-in vehicles.
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Why can I plug in a TV without an extra adapter, but my router needs a wall wart?
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You can even plug in an external display, provided you have the right USB-C dock on hand.
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On the handheld front, both the PS Vita and the Nintendo 3DS rely on a plug-in charge.
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To use the web player, you don't have to install an extension or plug-in to get started.
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There's also a secure phone holder, so riders can plug in directions into a navigation app while pedaling.
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There are also USB ports and outlets for charging your phone or whatever you need to plug in.
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The Remote-Controlled Outlet Switch attaches to regular outlets and lets you plug in any of your appliances.
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Overall, 408,000 plug-in vehicle units were sold across Europe in 2018, according to analysis from EV-Volumes.
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You can plug in this rate or that rate or this deduction or that deduction or this concept.
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GM sold an estimated 184,000 full electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles through June, according to website insideevs.
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Just plug in the TomTom to your computer and download the software for new features and customization options.
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Plug in any SNES or Super Famicom game and it'll work, so long as the cartridge is clean.
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Needing to plug in headphones to hear parts of the dialogue but not others is just overtly dumb.
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There are also rear-mounted USB-C and DC power ports for those that would rather plug in.
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These include high-end "halo" vehicles such as the planned Alfa Romeo 8C, a plug-in hybrid supercar.
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The category includes electric-only cars as well as plug-in hybrids that can also run on petrol.
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They show over a dozen plug-in hybrid Pacificas with cameras and LIDAR sensors mounted on their roofs.
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I learned that you couldn't just plug in the damn Xbox and play like my Atari of yore.
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It is a plug-in hybrid uses both a small 3-cylinder gas engine and an electric engine.
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Plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles can qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $7,85033.
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Fortunately, we can build a decarbonized society on this infrastructure by continuing to plug in clean energy sources.
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Sarah Buck, a teacher in Clinton, Iowa, bought a 20163 Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid sedan in May.
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GM already reported lower sales for its plug-in cars in the fourth quarter and for the year.
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Other manufacturers also offer fully electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles or expect to introduce new models soon.
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The Environmental Protection Agency rates the plug-in at 99 miles per gallon over all and 40 m.p.g.
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The standard Sonata hybrid is slightly more efficient than the plug-in when it's using both power sources.
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It's perfect on a bedside table and eliminates any need to search for a plug in the night.
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Second, unlike the old Echo, this new one sports an auxiliary jack to plug in your own speakers.
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"Just plug in RankScience, and search traffic goes up," he told the crowd at today's YC Demo Day.
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This is thanks to a partnership with Zapiet, a store pickup and local delivery plug-in for Shopify.
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Jason: Kali is easy for a producer to put on a bootable disk and plug in as needed.
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China has set strict quotas for electric and plug-in hybrid cars that come into effect from 2019.
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Otherwise, it works much as the others do: You chug through an online interview and plug in numbers.
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And while Google will make the core of the phone, other companies are working on plug-in modules.
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I'll probably have to pull over my car, pull out the laptop, plug in my iPhone and listen.
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Now, electric car ownership is almost exclusively for single-family homeowners who can plug in cars at home.
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It comes with the bulb, too, so simply plug in and watch it (and his face) light up.
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Then just plug in your phone, tablet, USB battery pack and so on, all at the same time.
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I was still sitting there, pouch in one hand, butt plug in the other, my mouth wide open.
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Spotify, for example, allows you to plug in the song's name and learn the tempo in one click.
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Plug in the KOBRA Wireless Car Scanner into your on-board diagnostic computer and check for error codes.
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Just plug in the USB charger, and plug your stereo into the 3.5 mm jack on the device.
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In plug-in hybrids, like the Pacifica Hybrid, the batteries can also be charged using a power cord.
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Just make sure to plug in the code CMSAVE20 at checkout to take advantage of the discounts early.
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A connector dangling from the back of the headset lets you plug in any standard pair of headphones.
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Honey is a browser plug-in that checks for discount codes when shopping online across thousands of brands.
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Drop also has a Chrome plug in, similar to Honey, so shoppers can earn points when online shopping.
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In other words, plug in a new law or two and Osano's customers are as good as covered.
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More than 22 electric and plug-in model launches are already scheduled globally over the next three years.
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Carnival said it was working with the city to increase the frequency with which its ships plug in.
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The Recharge name will apply to all models that are either fully electric or have plug-in capability.
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It is also the first car to offer three electrified versions, including plug-in hybrid and full-electric.
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Most manufacturers build plug-in hybrids, allowing people to ease into the electric car lifestyle without range anxiety.
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After all, just 20403 percent of all cars sold globally in 2016 were electrics or plug-in hybrids.
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To grossly oversimplify, a computer can plug in values for x to check that its answers make sense.
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China's government is pushing battery and plug-in hybrid cars to reduce pollution and boost local automotive technology.
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The material is recycled waste left over from the production of BMW i3 and i8 plug-in cars.
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Or you could just plug in a monster hard drive and forget about all that for a while.
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You can plug in a jack in either direction and both ports can handle data and power effectively.
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The four-person team that developed the plug-in won the competition from Yale's Poynter Fellowship in Journalism.
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And traditionally, the very first thing I do in the new place is plug in the clock radio.
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But interest in electric vehicles remains high, even if actually buying a plug-in car is another thing.
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US buyers of plug-in cars from other manufacturers, except for General Motors (GM), get a $7,500 credit.
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"Silvertown Plug-in" begins with statistics: On average, women (still) carry out 60% more unpaid work than men.
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The 2100 Toyota RAV103 Prime, a plug-in hybrid, on the floor of the 210 LA Auto Show The 2150 Toyota RAV2000 Prime, a plug-in hybrid, on the floor of the 2019 LA Auto Show That might seem slow compared to some of the pure electric sedans on the market.
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Norway has set a target for only allowing the sale of electric and plug-in hybrid cars by 2025.
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The loudspeaker is mediocre, and when you plug in headphones, the Pixel's headphone audio is even more painfully underwhelming.
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Since every iOS app can easily plug in AR features, Facebook's camera platform loses some of its singular charm.
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I stop to plug in beside two older women, markedly out of place for their lack of a teen.
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At the Medicare Plan finder, you can plug in your information (including your medications) and your options will appear.
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At $49,875 as equipped, this van wasn't cheap, but it's the only plug-in hybrid van on the market.
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To activate this function, users have to plug in his or her headphone into the standard 3.5mm headphone jack.
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The bike locks charge themselves when the user pedals, so you don't have to plug in the bike either.
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Just over 10,000 CT6s were sold last year, with only a small percentage of those being plug-in hybrids.
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Kroeger helped oversee development of motors for Mercedes-Benz pure battery powered cars as well as plug-in hybrids.
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So locate a Version 2.0 port on your TV and plug in a device that supports 4K and HDR.
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Boomerang makes a plug-in for Gmail and Outlook that lets you hit the "snooze button" on certain messages.
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But today, the company added a new twist to this plug-in: a new AI-powered tool called "Respondable."
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The brand was a laggard until the recent launch of the plug-in hybrid version of its Pacifica minivan.
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But, did you know you could also plug in a USB webcam to use with Skype and Mixer streaming?
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The bonus will run to 3,000 euros for hybrid cars and 4,000 euros for purely electric plug-in vehicles.
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Supposedly, you can connect the provided speaker cables between the Vamp Stereo plug-in and the speaker of choice.
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We play around over the airfield a bit longer before Ward has me plug in our planned autonomous flight.
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Plug in your Google Home device in the room in your home where you want to use it. 2.
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If he wants to plug in and work for half an hour at nine PM he can do that.
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If I had to narrow it down to one plug-in, I would choose Little Labs Voice Of God.
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A large majority of those — over 80,600 — were pure electrics, while plug-in hybrid (PHEV) sales were over 29,000.
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Users will instead be presented an option as to whether or not they'd like the plug-in to load.
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"The profitability of plug-in hybrids is below that of cars with pure combustion engines," a company spokesman said.
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In a study that Wu helped author, participants searched for local businesses either with or without the plug-in.
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While it uses BoTorch, researchers can also plug in their own code using the services PyTorch and NumPy interfaces.
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Consumers can get a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 for buying electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.
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Plug in my headphones and turn on my almost finished audiobook Stay with Me by Ayobami Adebayo (so good).
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Volkswagen says the plug-in hybrid drivetrain delivers 355 horsepower and an anticipated 26 miles of all-electric range.
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By 2020, Waymo will have both plug-in hybrid Pacificas and battery-electric I-Paces filling out its fleet.
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That means that you can play games in your browser window without worrying about installing a special plug-in.
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Other software companies with Cyber Monday sales: Sonnox's entire plug-in line is 3993 percent off, minus education pricing.
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When you plug in an SD card, the Files app pops up, and you have access to the files.
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Then, tape everything down with electrical tape, plug in a battery and a cable, and you're good to go!
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There were bad perceptions around security, and a lack of consistency in how they "plug in" to other apps.
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A new plug-in called Looking Glass found its way into each instance of the new Firefox Quantum browser.
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Plus, there's still a USB 3 port for external hard drives or whatever else you need to plug in.
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Here's the real kicker: You don't plug in the QUANTiNO, you refill it with electrolyte fuel ... whatever that is.
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Even if you don't, there may not always be a spot to plug in when you visit his place.
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That means lower bills when it's time to plug in and potentially shorter charging times on a road trip.
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You can plug in your bank account, but Intuit and mint doesn't plug into iTunes or YouTube or Spotify.
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Honda finally came up with a competitive plug-in car in 2013, 16 years after its original EV Plus.
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It means orienting these movement organizations to plug in to the often mundane tasks of daily governance in federal
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If someone wants to put on a song or plug in their iPod, it's definitely a free-for-all.
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The company said cleaner diesel and petrol engines and plug-in hybrid vehicles were also part of its plans.
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At a press conference, CEO Matthias Mueller said Volkswagen would introduce 30 plug-in electric vehicle models by 2025.
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Toyota introduced the plug-in version of its new Prius at the New York International Auto Show this week.
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Toyota also unveiled the Prius Prime, a new hybrid plug-in vehicle that will be available later this year.
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This could only be possible with the introduction of the plug-in G5 modules that LG calls its Friends.
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Significantly, Alfa sees plug-in hybrids as the top of its performance ladder, according to brand boss Tim Kuniskis.
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You can adjust the volume at the side, and even plug in headphones to get the same spatial effect.
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Unlike Tesla, Fisker Automotive focused on a highly stylized plug-in hybrid, rather than a pure battery-electric vehicle.
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Intended to more directly target the Tesla Model S, it also shifted from plug-in to pure battery power.
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This is the second Escape generation offered in a hybrid setup, but the first with a plug-in variant.
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It's also offered as a Unity plug-in so the target developers can easily integrate into current dev environments.
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So it's a beautiful thing man, and that was our mind frame because we had the plug in Houston.
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Nevertheless, automakers are showing sportier, more creative EVs than the original plug-in models that were mostly small cars.
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In fact, you can just plug in your zip code in the widget below to get their phone number.
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Plug-in hybrid Ford and Mitsubishi models will compete too for a soon-to-be-crowded electric car marketplace.
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The only sign of life is the whirring of a small plug-in fan operating in the men's restroom.
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California plans to give automakers fewer credits for plug-in hybrids after 2018, a move Lord called ill-advised.
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Plug-in vehicles accounted for less than 1 percent of the market during the first 11 months of 2015.
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Next, you'll plug in the Amazon Cloud Cam and download and open the Amazon Key app on your smartphone.
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Monthly sales worldwide fell by 14%, to about 128,000 plug-in cars, according to a report cited in Bloomberg.
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That will allow you to plug in a TV, as well as most peripherals you might want to use.
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Plug in the USB-C power cable (also called the AC adapter), and the HDMI cable into their slots.
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With the proper hardware and plug-in software installed, Chat users can make voice and video calls between computers.
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California-based Karma also will debut a high-performance variant of its Revero GT plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.
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The plan has helped sales of electric and plug-in hybrids more than quadruple last year to 331,000 vehicles.
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The German luxury automaker displayed a plug-in hybrid version of the car for the first time in Detroit.
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You can host small meetings and discuss important issues, organize or plug in to local/national calls to action.
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If you use Feld's plug-in, you'll be able to see whether someone inside government is reading your blog.
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Now when you plug in an iOS device, it will pop up in the Finder sidebar alongside other drives.
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At these kiosks, riders swap their battery out for a new one without having to plug in and wait.
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You can stream files via Airplay or Miracast, or plug in a MicroSD card, USB cable, or HDMI cable.
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Inside EVs is projecting that plug-in electric vehicles sales will hit 24,000 this year, a 60 percent increase.
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It's a downloadable plug-in that I've been experimenting with that tells you whenever your microphone is in use.
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But he officially pulled the plug in a New Year's Day Facebook post, citing his commitment to his family.
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The credit is available now on the Chevrolet Volt, a plug-in hybrid, and the all-electric Chevrolet Bolt.
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You're watching on Netflix, you're less likely to plug out and plug in, you're just going to keep watching.
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I use the FireShot plug-in for Google Chrome and my iPhone's built-in screenshot and screen-recording tool.
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People upload their information, advertisers plug in their information, lots of stuff sort of happens mechanically, and then oops.
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Mr. Dillon suggests investing in a plug-in USB hub that allows you to charge multiple devices at once.
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The plug-in hybrid model travels about 63 miles on electricity alone before switching over to gas/electric operation.
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Below the keypad is a USB port for charging devices, and another port where you can plug in headphones.
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One thing is certain: Cruise ships in New York don't have to plug in if they don't want to.
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A question remains: If cruise ships are not required to plug in, why do they do it at all?
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Plug-in hybrids have gasoline engines, but operate as fully electric vehicles for relatively short distances after being charged.
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The brand has added some plug-in hybrids to the lineup, but now it's taking the fully-electric plunge.
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More important, say automakers, there promises to be a proliferation of plug-in hybrids similar to the Chevrolet Volt.
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More and more, plug-in hybrid models will go head-to-head with different versions of the same car.
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All you have to do is plug in an audio cable, like from a headphone jack, and press Play.
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Demand for the company's first plug-in hybrid, a version of the Chrysler Pacifica, however, has been more upbeat.
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General Motors holds that title, with almost 143,000 qualifying electric vehicles sold, most of which are plug-in hybrids.
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Volvo Cars' market share for plug-in hybrid cars in its home market Sweden is now about 18 percent.
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Surely, the John Cooper Works performance model and plug-in hybrid due out this spring will cost even more.
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They acquired Tiger batteries, the lower-cost alternative to expensive generators, and used those to plug in their cellphones.
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