I'd pull over, puke, and get back in my car; pull over, puke, and get back in my car.
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But Waymo has outfitted its cars with a "pull over" button, which identifies the first safe place to pull over so riders can exit.
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I saw this black Eldorado pull over into my line.
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I pull over at the next gas station I see.
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I feel like you're gonna pull over and snuff me.
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I couldn't stop, and there was nowhere to pull over.
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Pull over, and take a peek at the answer key.
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I was driving, and he told me to pull over.
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Or do you pull over and turn off the car?
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Or do you pull over and turn off the car?
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" "Despite Matt pleading with this driver to pull over he refused.
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I made the boys pull over at the nearest rest stop.
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That should affect where driverless cars pull over to make deliveries.
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Despite Matt pleading with this driver to pull over he refused.
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Besides that, we pull over once more to stretch our legs.
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I spotted a shop and asked the driver to pull over.
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I said, 'Wow — If that happens again, I got to pull over.
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I got to pull over if you keep doing this. Stop. Stop.
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Therefore, they would likely be unlocked when police pull over a driver.
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That evening, police tried to pull over Walton as he drove erratically.
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" Initial joking about the driver turned into a cry of "Pull over!
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Suzanne demands that they pull over and shoves Evie out the door.
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I would make [my boyfriend] pull over on the side of the highway in Seattle or something and we would spray and gesso the armor, then wait for it to dry, then pull over and spray it again.
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"How did the cops know which chariot to pull over?" jests the other.
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Ian Ball, a man from north London, forced Anne's car to pull over.
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If it's a fire truck coming up behind, the car will pull over.
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Other times, under more perilous circumstances, I had to pull over my car.
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The driver turned to me, and I firmly told him to pull over.
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It took California Highway Patrol seven minutes to pull over a Tesla driver.
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This meant using the TechCrunch and WordPress APIs to pull over 15,000 articles.
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She calls several times eventually telling Kourtney just to pull over and wait.
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He then told her to pull over and said he'd be right back.
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They call it into authorities, who try to get Cowlings to pull over.
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Those in the van eventually noticed her and slowed down to pull over.
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But he's a human car crash you have to pull over and watch.
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Remember: If a gas station has gas, pull over and get some immediately.
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I had to pull over to the side of the road to cry.
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Without Google Maps, I got lost and had to pull over for directions.
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I wanted to pull over and just make sure they survived, that's cultural trauma.
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Ortiz-Magro reportedly demanded she pull over and let him out of the car.
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Friday by Pennsylvania State Police, who gave chase when he refused to pull over.
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Asking me to pull over so I don't get distracted on the road etc.
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"Someone hit him, the person failed to pull over," attorney John Fuller told reporters.
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It's not time to pull over and be on the side of the road.
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Saturday, officers tried to pull over a car with paper license plates, LAPD said.
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If I see a beach that I like, I'll just pull over and camp.
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He then allegedly told her to pull over and said he'd be right back.
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Mr. Robinson demanded that his passenger-turned-driver pull over, but Mr. Carlos refused.
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If you're on the highway, be sure to pull over to the right shoulder.
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We'd pull over here for a hike, there to neurotically restock our water supply.
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I was able to pull over to the hazard lane and review my options.
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"Eventually, I got close enough to pull over and open my door," he said.
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That was just, I almost had to pull over the car kind of thing.
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State police officers followed in a patrol car to get him to pull over.
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But she would get so tired that she had to pull over to nap.
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Mr. Maul offered to pull over so he and Ms. McGroder could take pictures.
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And that's O.K. Just pull over, get out of the car and look around.
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At some point, Russell's mother convinced him to pull over and she dialed 911.
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In a few cases, he's stopped traffic to pull over and get the perfect shot.
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"We gotta drop you off here," one of the firefighters says, and they pull over.
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The suit has a pull over helmet that locks into place via a pressurized zipper.
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He started to pull over when an N.Y.P.D. officer yelled at him to keep driving.
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So naturally, she gets in, they pull over to neck, and she eats him alive.
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Saturday, when officers tried to pull over a car with paper license plates, police said.
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"There was no skin to pull over his exposed organs," Frandsen explains to ABC 6.
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Ortiz-Magro, 32, reportedly demanded she pull over and let him out of the car.
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That man standing under the street lamp signaling cars to pull over may be Colbert.
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A placket opening reaches to midchest, making the garment easy to pull over the head.
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He asked me to pull over to the left and come into the immigration building.
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I had to pull over and get out of the car to calm myself down.
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In April 2012, Border Patrol agents attempted to pull over a minivan near McAllen, Tex.
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"What do you do, pull over kids and say, How old are you?" she asked.
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The best I could do was pull over and hear the young man's dying words.
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After driving around Arkansas back country roads, the detectives pull over and open their trunk.
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The difference is if your car breaks down, you pull over into the breakdown lane.
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"We had to pull over and I switched to the passenger seat," Ms. Voigt said.
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He has to pull over and take a nap at the side of the road.
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The company has also taught its cars to hear and see sirens and pull over.
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On "Pull Over," another single, she adopts the energy of Miami's rhythm helmed by Uncle Luke.
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Thank you to the kind couple who flagged him down and told him to pull over.
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Someone in that car then reportedly began flashing their brights in a signal to pull over.
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If the behavior continues, the car will pull over in a safe location and stop driving.
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Authorities tracked down the van later in the day and instructed the driver to pull over.
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"Excuse me, man, if you're gonna be disrespectful I'll just pull over right now," Madiedo replies.
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After the trucks turned onto the highway, the officers signaled for both drivers to pull over.
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He was instructed to pull over and wait until he was willing to answer the questions.
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When snowstorms would hit Mick Flynn's native England, he and his fellow truckers would pull over.
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Then a realization: A man felt a need to pull over and continue honking at me.
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Now, we know the full story behind the dude who would not pull over, for science.
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This is the only way to send a national message to the GOP to pull over.
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Mr. Hollins slowed down but did not pull over until the car stalled, the report said.
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" But on Saturday, on the way back into the US, "they told us to pull over.
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I had to pull over to let by a big truck that was riding my tail.
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About halfway there, they asked me to pull over on the [highway], so they could urinate.
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The chase began in Santa Clarita, when police attempted to pull over the RV around 7 p.m.
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Rain falling at a rate of 123 inches an hour would force most drivers to pull over.
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A few months ago, the bobbing yellow balloons of an open house compelled me to pull over.
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Driving home, I had to pull over, and I was like, I can't keep this secret anymore.
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So that she didn't have to pull over to go to the bathroom, just like in space.
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France's highest court has ruled that drivers can no longer simply pull over to use their phones.
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Charging the battery is not something people usually pull over to do as a task in itself.
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Finally I asked him to pull over and just leave me on the side of the road.
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She bought a pair of black leather boots that she helped Nakesha pull over her swollen feet.
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If no cop is around to pull over speed-demon drivers, the speed limits become meaningless. Translation?
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Another afternoon, she and her mother had to pull over when a summer storm swamped the highway.
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Still, if you hear a SIREN, I hope you pull over to the side of the road.
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He said he didn't want to pull over in the dark street with no streetlights or passersby.
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"We had to pull over [the tour bus] so he could dry heave on the pavement," Doggett reminisces.
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If he could get us to pull over and say where we were, he could send an ambulance.
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Investigators say Harrison fled from officers after they turned on their squad lights for him to pull over.
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Martin and Seinfeld pull over and drive the rest of the way to Pleasantville Diner in a Jeep.
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Maybe they'll start thinking twice when they pull over a carload of spades who ain't done anything illegal.
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I had to pull over with two to three other people and approach the upside-down, smashed car.
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People often pull over at the side of the highway to marvel at the rock and snap selfies.
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"This duration usually gives people enough time to pull over and avoid an accident," Sorajja said by email.
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Mr. Trujillo ordered his driver to pull over and got out of the car, returning fire with his .
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"Pull over and get in the back, I know how to drive a car," he told the driver.
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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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If that driver is disabled or asleep, the Caddy can pull over, stop automatically and call for help.
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We felt powerless to do anything but pull over and take pictures that will never do it justice.
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She eventually convinced him to pull over at a nearby McDonalds so she could go to the bathroom.
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Take off by car or, better, by bicycle and head over the causeway (pull over for glorious views).
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Until vehicles can drive themselves, it will be up to drivers to pull over once they feel drowsy.
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The sheriffs would pull over busses passing through the county and basically randomly hand out public drunkenness tickets.
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Curious, the Malans decided to pull over, staying very still as the moose made its way over to them.
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" During the drive, they instruct her to "pull over right up here" before George exclaims, "Oh no, it's gone.
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They'd been cruising around for about 30 minutes when he suddenly asked her to pull over at a bank.
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I've been with my wife 25 years, I would probably get two minutes into being, 'Alright, pull over ma'am.
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Julio and Juanita practically jump out the door when we pull over at a grassy area with other pups!
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He would open the window at stop lights and sign things or he'd tell the driver to pull over.
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"If you see an elderly person struggling to walk home, pull over and offer a lift," he tells PEOPLE.
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" Many "opted to pull over to the side of the road along various highways where cellphone signals were strongest.
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After missing her turn, the two suspects allegedly told her to pull over to the side of the road.
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"In England, if the roads are icy, cars pull over because you're still going to get paid," Flynn said.
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At one point, a node in the trunk's hardware stack crashed, and we had to pull over to reboot.
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" Confused, I asked him to clarify and he responded, "I was looking for a safe place to pull over.
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As he left, I drove behind him and called him so that I could ask him to pull over.
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According to police, Booker jumped in the car and told the suspected carjacker to pull over and get out.
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In the same episode, Angela and Topher drive home from school and pull over when they hear an alarm.
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What struck Robb was that the lyrics were moving him — so much so that he had to pull over.
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When she realized she would be unable to afford the full fare, she asked the driver to pull over.
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When you spot the umbrella, pull over with a swerve and order a mixed fruit cup with Tajin seasoning.
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A new wearable gadget tells truck drivers when they're getting too tired and should pull over for a nap.
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The officer, he said, asked him to pull over and go into the border office to provide more information.
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The gunman hijacked a vehicle and took off, only to pull over when he was confronted by a deputy.
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But 80 percent of truck drivers do not pull over to refuel, eat or rest, the GPS data shows.
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In Oregon, Department of Transportation officials reported whiteout and blizzard conditions, urging drivers in affected roadways to pull over.
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Walston was able to pull over safely, and made sure her daughter was OK. Then she evaluated the scene.
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Its crew was able to pull over but unable to put out the fire and instead called local emergency responders.
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This is incredibly frustrating if you don't have time to pull over to fully get the directions before heading off.
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After successfully touching down, the plane managed to pull over to the side of the road without even disrupting traffic.
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The mother of four finally found a spot where she could pull over, but it was in a commercial zone.
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Two months after that run-in with Ricky Ball, Boykin and his partner attempted to pull over a white Mercury.
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" The duo laughed as Corden clarified, "You want us to pull over so he can sing a song for you?
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Cutkosky, who was reportedly driving an orange BMW, was given a field sobriety test during the pull-over, TMZ reported.
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Cutkosky, who was reportedly driving an orange BMW, was given a field sobriety test during the pull-over, TMZ reported.
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I am thankful that someone else was able to pull over safely to help you and that you are safe.
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But soon had to pull over again because he was over the maximum amount of hours he could legally drive.
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The incident began last week when police said they tried to pull over Stewart Weldon, 40, for a broken taillight.
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So why would she think anything was wrong when he told her to pull over as they approached a bank?
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"So now I pull over in this McLaren and people are coming around and looking at the McLaren," Leno continues.
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On a long trip, a driver will often pull over, park, and spend the night in the truck's sleeper berth.
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If you're driving, pull over to the side of the road and stop (preferably not under any overpasses or power lines).
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Most recently he was driving a golf cart with his kids in the back when he suddenly had to pull over.
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"Troopers attempted to stop Osgood, but he refused to pull over," according to a the statement from New Jersey State Police.
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Both vehicles are a standstill briefly, until the Hummer starts to pull over; the Mercedes, though, goes around and drives off.
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Holm scrambles, trying to help a police car pull over the van Iben is in before things can go too far.
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What Erris didn't know was that the driver of the car he tried to pull over was a real undercover detective.
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We have to pull over on the way home for my BF's best friend's new girl to throw up (eye roll).
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According to the Chicago Tribune, Nelson managed to pull over his Hyundai and escape the car, running to a nearby building.
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What other tricks might we devise that cause inexorably a simple-minded AI to stop, pull over, or otherwise disable itself?
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Authorities tried to pull over the two vehicles, a white truck driven by Finicum, and a jeep during the traffic stop.
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In March the NTSA acquired 45 new vehicles, from which officers can patrol and pull over drivers they suspect of imbibing.
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Nobody is going to pull over to let you in, and it takes minutes for a Microbus to reach 603 mph.
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Read more: Robbie Amerson, another Georgia resident, noticed the Sheriff's cars near the pond decided to pull over himself, WRDW reported.
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The New Jersey police then located Mr. Osgood's car, but he refused to pull over and eventually ran off the road.
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My suggestion for summer congestion is that walkers who simultaneously text should pull over to the side, just as in driving.
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The tired drivers (operating a computer-simulated car, of course) who didn't pull over were 15 times more likely to crash.
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On the way, we passed businesses and parking lots — presumably safe places to pull over and wait for a replacement bus.
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This girl and my buddy were aggressively making out, and all of the sudden, she tells the cabbie to pull over.
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It's an Appalachian tradition when you see a funeral procession, you pull over to the side of the road for respect.
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Hall lived in T-shirts and sweatpants because other clothes became too hard to button, zip and pull over the head.
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Because the cars will only pull over legally—no double parking or blocking the bike lane—the app provides preapproved locations.
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Our daughter screamed when she saw them and made me pull over so she could get a good angle for Snapchat.
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The new law would end that policy and would also prohibit the police from notifying ICE about anyone they pull over.
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He signals for me to pull over, and I tell him that I was sure I was only going 5 m.p.h. over.
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The driver didn't respond to Tuss' request to pull over and talk, and reportedly drove through a red light to get away.
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Both vehicles are at a standstill briefly until the Hummer starts to pull over; the Mercedes, though, goes around and drives off.
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And even if the driver doesn't respond to commands to resume driving, the car will pull over and stop on its own.
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The State Highway Patrol said in a statement that a trooper tried to pull over a motorist on Interstate 485 for speeding.
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It's easy to ignore that but then comes the next scene: While Angela's driving, she has to pull over after an alarm.
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Y'all, it is a bit of a hike, not just a pull over on the side of the road type of thing.
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He tried to pull over to the shoulder to avoid stopped traffic but another semi had stopped there, an arrest affidavit shows.
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More than seven-and-a-half million voters are up for grabs, but there's a push and pull over registering even more.
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The DC universe might be a slow-moving car crash, but at this point, we can't help but pull over and stare.
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The best way to think about the negotiations is a kind of push-pull over three main issues: migration, trade, and sovereignty.
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And I didn't need to turn the car off or pull over — something carmakers hope they can replicate in the real world.
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There were three people in my party, but only two empty stools next to each other; couldn't we pull over a third?
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It was sunny and warm for a country that rarely is, so Mr. Hillery suggested they pull over to take some pictures.
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This car might have to pull over to make way for the consumer rush back to S.U.V.s, pickups and big crossover vehicles.
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Los Angeles County deputies disproportionately pull over and search Latino drivers according to a report released Thursday by the Los Angeles Times.
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Maybe men should know not to pull over in the dark and lean on the horn at a woman who's by herself?
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She was told to pull over, which she did, instructing another friend to perform CPR on Ward while they awaited an ambulance.
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There's also the surge of rideshare vehicles on the road, with pick-up and drop-off patterns requiring space to pull over.
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"Pull over," I'd command through the grille and over the sounds of the engine and the wind blasting through the open windows.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "I feel like I just watched a cop pull over a black guy, just to tell him black lives matter.
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Mr. Howald said a man stuck his head out of the passenger window and, waving a placard, told him to pull over.
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"The plan quickly pivoted from 'We need to drive north' to 'We need to pull over and seek shelter immediately,'" he said.
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Ten minutes into my drive down the dirt highway that transects Chile's Parque Pumalín in northern Patagonia, I had to pull over.
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They were told to pull over at the exit to Jacumba Hot Springs, and a single Spanish-speaking man quickly got in.
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Then one day, on a Baton Rouge street, she spotted another woman on a motorcycle and waved for her to pull over.
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Lt. Kevin Smith of the Mendota police said officers routinely run the name of anyone they pull over through a national database.
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" Says Harris: "I was under 90 pounds, I would have to pull over to the side of the road and have anxiety attacks.
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A motorist in Florida is alive after another driver frantically warned her to pull over after her SUV burst into flames on Friday.
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Even her gleefully sociopathic American Hustle character was someone who cynically exploited those bridges to pull over better cons on her various marks.
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We'd pull over, and I'd squint through my binoculars to get a better view of the deer or other wildlife in the distance.
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Though she claimed to not know that Giancana was the "Chicago Godfather," Exner told PEOPLE that his powerful pull over Sinatra was obvious.
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Drivers who are just a few dozen miles from home must now often pull over and wait, sometimes for ten hours, before continuing.
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Apparently I tried to pull over a cement trash can, my fingers slipped off, and I just slapped my head on the ground.
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The Drawhorns, who were dressed like backcountry hikers, wore headlamps and handed the bride and groom metal cleats to pull over their shoes.
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Bobbitt saw her pull over, told her to lock her doors, then returned with a can of gas to get her moving again.
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As soon as next year, Volvo's cars will be able to pull over automatically — thanks to cameras that watch you as you drive.
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Today in facepalm A man allegedly pretending to be a deputy tried to pull over the real thing -- an undercover cop -- in Florida.
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"It was a very exciting few minutes and I'm glad I was able to pull over quickly and safely," he wrote on Facebook.
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Dashcam footage later released by police shows the van pull over and an officer walk to the vehicle and open the driver's door.
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Two women driving down a road somewhere in the United Kingdom were forced to pull over in order to let a tractor pass.
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Another perk of driving yourself: You have the flexibility to pull over whenever you see something photogenic, which happens quite frequently in Iceland.
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When Burtka insisted the couple pull over, Harris assumed "he wanted to get some booze or something," he later revealed to Out magazine.
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After shouting from his window for Hoyt to pull over, he fired a shot from his moving vehicle, striking Hoyt in the wrist.
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Action: Car with a plumber's sign pulls a quick U-turn and splashes through gutter water to pull over by the bus stop.
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Police said they tried to pull over Stewart Weldon for a broken taillight on Sunday, when the situation escalated into a police chase.
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They asked the taxi driver who was returning them to the athletes' village from a party to pull over at a gas station.
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Driving anywhere new yourself meant budgeting some extra time to pull over on the side of the road and ascertain where you were.
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Somehow, Martinez clung to Calvo's bike and forced Calvo to pull over, while Martinez was hanging off the back of his opponent's bike.
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But I do just want to say right here, right now, that if Harry Styles ever sprinted to my car, I'd pull over.
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On a stretch of dirt road through the pampas, running parallel to the Bahía Posesíon, Mr. Soto motioned for me to pull over.
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Sometimes she'll be at a mall, and she'll walk into a Kay; or she'll be driving past a Jared, and she'll pull over.
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The chase began around noon Sunday, when United States Border Patrol agents tried to pull over the driver of a black Chevrolet Suburban.
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I had to pull over to take it all in: the Green Mountains on my right, Adirondacks on my left, the sparkling lake.
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Many times, over the miles, I'd spot something that would make a good picture, and tap him with the signal to pull over.
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Traffic stop led to discovering bodies The case began when police attempted to pull over Weldon for a broken taillight on May 27.
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Because sleep is a biological need, the best solution for drivers is still a low-tech one: Pull over and take a nap.
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We had to pull over four times on the highway because their car kept breaking down; apparently, car maintenance wasn't in the budget.
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She estimated that she was prompted to pull over and verify her identity roughly 100 times in the past year and a half.
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We had to pull over four times on the highway because their car kept breaking down; apparently, car maintenance wasn't in the budget.
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The troopers did not pull over, at which point Disbro drove alongside the troopers and yelled and waved his hand at them, DPS said.
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On Friday, police in Independence tried to pull over a Jeep, which fled into Kansas City and crashed into another car at an intersection.
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After taking a sip of what she thought was her coffee, she was forced to pull over on a highway and spit it out.
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I felt myself becoming too tired, so I made the wise decision to pull over and park in an empty parking lot to rest.
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I look for the closest $25 scooters, direct Campbell towards them and we pull over when the map says we're on top of one.
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We had to drive an hour outside of Paris, and while we were driving I was like, 'Can we stop somewhere or pull over?
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These highways already had areas for tourists to pull over and take pictures, but maybe, he thought, his administration should build some more. Perhaps.
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Before coming to prison, if I needed to make a call while driving, I was forced to pull over and find a pay phone.
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She was "shocked," she told local TV station News 12 about what she saw, opting to pull over onto the shoulder of the highway.
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Pearce was involved in a traffic stop on Tuesday when the fugitive task force asked for a patrol car to pull over an SUV.
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Self-appointed legal experts will claim that police had no "probable cause" to pull over a vehicle or detain someone suspected of a crime.
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ODOT said they&aposre grateful no one was hurt and if your vehicle isn&apost running properly, to pull over and call for assistance.
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It's getting pretty hot and heavy, so much that the goddamn driver decides to pull over, pull out his phone, and start filming us.
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As the sun came up and I was driving to court, the comedown started, and I had to pull over my car and puke.
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All fully self-driving cars will have to be able to pull over safely in the event of a collision or a system failure.
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It is certainly true that allowing the police to search rental cars whenever they pull over an unlisted driver would yield evidence of crimes.
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International Roadcheck, a 72-hour "inspection blitz" in which thousands of inspectors pull over truck drivers and assess them for safety, is postponed indefinitely.
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Finally, if at any point you feel unsafe, tell the driver to pull over, end the ride and send a report to the company.
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He asked the driver to pull over, called his manager in tears, and then returned home, a retiree at the age of twenty-seven.
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They used a medical emergency to get the guards to pull over and then threw them in the back of the van, Gonzales said.
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The employee has him pull over to explain that they normally don't allow two coupons per visit but are willing to make an exception.
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Halal butcher shops, hookah lounges and specialty clothing stores dot the landscape here, but for a sweet treat, pull over at Le Mirage Pastry.
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I wanted to pull over, but the inescapable fact was that I had to remain on the motorway in order to get off it.
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"He saw me pull over and knew something was wrong," she said of Bobbitt, who usually sits on the side of the road each day.
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After the killing, Keith Smith spoke to local media, saying Jacquelyn asked him to pull over so that she could give the young woman $10.
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On the Side of the Road In March 2018, mom-to-be Alyssa Lightner had her doula pull over her truck to deliver her baby.
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"I'd stop and start having panic attacks and pull over to the side of the road and just wait for that to subside," he recalls.
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Humans are supposed to pull over off the road during a haboob and turn off the vehicle, a similar action when one encounters heavy fog.
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With a neck that's tall enough to pull over your nose and thumb holes in the sleeves, this polyester turtleneck lets you completely disappear inside.
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Introducing the #DriveByDunkChallenge, in which a teen driving past a basketball hoop must pull over, grab his or her basketball and perform a slam dunk.
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Early on, as Wade and Cruise are driving to the combine, they pull over to the side of the road, so Cruise can relieve himself.
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OKLAHOMA JAIL INMATE DIES FROM SELF-INFLICTED GUNSHOT WOUND The sheriff's office said the deputy who was driving waited to pull over until backup arrived.
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"I immediately had to put my hazard lights on and pull over and spit it out and rinse my mouth out," Douglas told CBC News.
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Christopher Weiss was cruising along with his cycling club in NOLA, when all of a sudden he shrieked in pain and had to pull over.
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"I immediately had to put my hazard lights on and pull over and spit it out and rise my mouth out," Douglas told CBC News.
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My sweater managed to pull over it (albeit with a visible bump), but my button-up shirt had a bit more trouble making it over.
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But the driver refused to pull over, instead leading a trail of cop cars and a news chopper on a 30-minute high-speed chase.
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Now the government is happy to pull over and let the others accelerate away, especially if that is deemed necessary to shore up the euro.
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The chase had lasted about 10 minutes when Kelley veered off to the side of the road as if to pull over, Willeford told KHBS.
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She'd stand by the road, the driver would pull over, she'd open the door and then whistle, and I'd come running up to the car.
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One day, on her drive to work, she had to pull over to the side of the road because she couldn't keep her eyes open.
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Pull over for a closer look, and the changing seasons offer a hint at the diverse plant and animal life the monument seeks to protect.
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A report on the lawsuit prompted her to pull over to the side of the road as memories of her own procedure flooded her mind.
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The groups say truckers need those places to sleep, because parking lots are often the safest places for drivers to pull over for some shuteye.
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They fell asleep in his back seat, collapsed against each other, but Philip woke as they drove into Moscow and asked Arkady to pull over.
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Oh, dear me, here I am on the West Side Highway with a flat from a teeny, easily fixable puncture and nowhere to pull over.
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Michele Pihera, Sergeant Bongiovanni, who is white, tried to pull over the red Acura Integra driven by the man, Demetrius Bryan Hollins, who is black.
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Was I supposed to pull over and do a five-minute "breather" as a way of understanding that in such moments our vision invariably clouds?
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Ignoring officers' lights and sirens to pull over, Reinking sped toward his apartment in rush-hour traffic in the stolen car and successfully evaded police.
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The devices, she said, should give drivers plenty of time to find a safe place to stop — and drivers should be required to pull over.
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But in the border zone, they have the same freedom as CBP agents to pull over cars and board trains to look for unauthorized immigrants.
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Caldwell said that Cadillac hasn't mapped the shoulders of the US highway system, so it can't make the decision about when it's safe to pull over.
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Officers tracked the car using a stolen-vehicle tracking system and tried to stop the man in Hollywood, but he refused to pull over, police said.
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"I'm like almost crying because she's crying and all I wanna do is pull over so I can attend to her," she told ABC New York.
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The surveillance video from inside the bus showed the woman, 48, arguing with the bus driver for refusing to pull over after she missed her stop.
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In addition to the blue "start ride" button, there is another button that reads "pull over," in case a rider need to unexpectedly suspend the trip.
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There's a Snapchat of the aftermath — it's very dramatic — and Jenner can heard yelling at her pal driving, singer Harry Hudson, to pull over at CVS.
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We're told Saracino refused to pull over for about 8 minutes, leading LAPD cops on a chase that covered 3 freeways ... although never exceeding speed limits.
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Wanting to help, Jacquelyn, 54, asked Keith to pull over so she could give what looked like a young mother $10, Keith Smith told ABC News.
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Though, I suspect you'll want to pull over to put the top down rather than continue ahead at 5 mph and risk infuriating drivers behind you.
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Oil has exerted its pull over the last week of trading, creating a listless market in the wake of its decline, traders told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Nice to know a few seconds ahead of time if someone needs to pull over, or if there's a turn coming up on an unfamiliar route.
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Jeff Colyer (R) signed a new bill into law on Thursday that bans police officers from having sex with people they pull over for traffic violations.
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We didn't pull over so Mamie could sit by her children's graves, leave a bouquet from her garden, water the small tree that shades the tombstone.
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The man said he thought the driver was telling him something was wrong with his car, prompting him to pull over and step into the road.
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A call was placed to the van driver, who had to pull over, find her bag, locate the passport and hand it off to her caddie.
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Cars on a nearby road pull over, the drivers gaping in amazement at what appear to be fearsome weapons, encountered so unexpectedly in this serene spot.
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Their images and life stories exert a strong gravitational pull over our own, and the internet has provided the opportunity for the masses to yank back.
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"I thought we were just going to pull over and they would exchange information, but the other driver pulled around us and took off," he said.
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Delivery trucks regularly pull over in bike and bus lanes or double-park, disrupting public transit and creating a bottleneck for other drivers attempting to pass.
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The interlock industry and others objected, arguing that rolling retests were safe and that, in any case, it was impractical to expect drivers to pull over.
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Or else drones will operate like an unmarked car on the road, only there's no driver and no one to pull over if there's a problem.
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McClure originally claimed that Bobbitt saw her pull over, told her to lock her doors, then returned with a can of gas to get her moving again.
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Before, there was an emoji to suggest nausea and an emoji for vomiting; now, one for the don't-pull-over-the-car-just-yet feeling of wooziness.
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If you do find yourself with an extreme urge, just pull over to the side of the road or hit up a gas station restroom or something.
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While still popular among older members, he has less pull over the swathes of youngsters who flocked to the party after the failed independence vote in 2014.
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Sometimes you have to pull over anyway and examine it more thoroughly, to see if you can identify a point of entry to get a swab into.
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We all then started laughing so hard that we had to pull over, and that's when I pulled out my camera and started recording the 'breathtaking' view.
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It communicated via text on the console when the car was about to pull over to come to a stop and when it was yielding to pedestrians.
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Irvine and Shulze attempted to pull over Harrison&aposs Volkswagen Passat after checking the vehicle license plates while stopped at a traffic light, according to charging documents.
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"I immediately had to put my hazard lights on and pull over and spit it out and rinse my mouth out with water," Douglas told the CBC.
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Simien, who was driving a 2007 Toyota SUV, allegedly did not stop for police when they signaled for her to pull over before she passed the tollbooth.
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She said she told the driver to pull over at a gas station so she could use the toilet, and called the police emergency number from there.
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Soon after I drop someone off, I will try to pull over to a safe area like a parking spot in a public plaza and wait there.
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Natalie Kirkland, also of Pensacola, said she was so shocked to see the frozen fountain that she asked her husband to pull over and snap a photo.
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Loretta Hall told KHOU that she was putting up Halloween decorations outside her house Friday afternoon when she saw Dhaliwal pull over a car in her neighborhood.
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Less than an hour into the six-hour journey home to Ashland, the family's car started smoking under the hood and they were forced to pull over.
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She stood outside the dressing room curtain as I tugged that beloved J zipper-pull over my chest and smoothed the baby-soft fabric over my thighs.
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Yanez said he had reason to pull over the car because Castile looked like a suspect in the recent robbery of a convenience store, court documents said.
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The driver agreed to put the phones in the back seat and the sergeant warned him not to pull over on the shoulder unless it's an emergency.
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I had to pull over several times to step out of the car and catch my breath and giggle and ask myself: How is this my life?
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When he decides that he wants a turn behind the wheel, saying, "Pull over here, I'll give it a shot," she responds: "Not yet," and zooms on.
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According to legend, one night on a road trip he asked the bus driver to pull over, got out, and threw his equipment in a nearby lake.
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Return to the side you started with, take another section of hair from under the first section and pull over and across, again, lightly twisting as you go.
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Jessica Ferracane, the spokesperson for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, told people not to pull over to take photos on the section of Highway 11 that's within the park.
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So he was surprised when, a few minutes into the trip, she asked him to pull over so she could throw up on the side of the road.
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Prospective shoppers pull over, select their favorites, consult a price list and drop the appropriate amount into a peanut butter jar, presumably to be collected in the future.
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The Wild Thoughts singer embraced comfort while traveling — pairing her classic Ugg boots in the chestnut shade with a navy blue sweatsuit featuring a Champion pull-over sweater.
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Perez said that Waymo follows the general guidance for all vehicles on the road during these storms, which is to pull over to the side of the road.
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Alongside the start button was a "pull over" button — a feature the company said it wasn't testing at the moment when we asked if we could press it.
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A Bags option lets users signal that they have luggage with them so the driver knows to pull over somewhere they can help load them into the trunk.
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She put her car into drive, but got only a couple of hundred feet before she had to pull over in searing pain and squeeze her eyes shut.
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This stretchy and breathable turtleneck comes in a muted mustard yellow and a deep charcoal, with extra-long sleeves they can pull over their hands for added comfort.
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If your commute makes you so late that you have to miss bedtime, try saying good night via FaceTime — but pull over first if you're driving, of course.
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"Cops" rides along as officers pull over drunken drivers, throw suspects on the pavement and stride into chaotic domestic fights, serving up a gritty vérité of the streets.
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Law enforcement may pull over people with New York license plates to record their contact information and inform them of the self-quarantine order, Raimondo said March 30.
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Thomsen said he had two goals throughout the run: not to break the speed limit; and only pull over to recharge the battery when it was practically depleted.
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Mr. Cuomo ordered 231 troopers to the city's bridges and tunnels starting in January to pull over ticket scofflaws, a centerpiece of his plan to begin cashless tolling.
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Officers James and Romeo Francis were in the Bronx when they tried to pull over the vehicle that Mr. Espinal was driving because it had heavily tinted windows.
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First, the press bus following Mr. Biden had to unexpectedly be taken out of commission, forcing his bus to pull over on the side of a road, too.
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The hook immortalizes Slip-N-Slide luminaries, affectionately remembering the ass that made him want to "Pull Over," and the gold-fronted teeth that gleam in Trick's mouth.
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"I was running through all the scenarios in my head, but there was nowhere to go, nowhere to pull over to," said Mike Staskow, a retired military captain.
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One friend was going home from getting her nails done when Ethan told her to pull over because a second tornado was about to make landfall, Ethan said.
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El Rey said that when El Chapo had corrupt police officials pull over the Tijuana cartel leader in front of a hotel, a shootout ensued, leaving Ramon dead.
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According to police, the Uber driver feared for his life and continued driving to appease Espitia, who eventually ordered him to pull over to the side of the road.
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Sources close to the exes tell us Jen hit Ronnie in the face during the argument, and he demanded she pull over and let him out of the car.
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Still Da Baddest opens with a futuristic rendering of Trina's genetic makeup on the intro, referencing her full hips and the fat ass that caused men to pull over.
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They said the ride was Uber generated to get a hold of me and asked me to pull over and cancel the ride with a "no charge" for reason.
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Google has fitted windscreen wipers onto vehicles lidar domes to improve detection accuracy, but in particularly adverse weather its cars have to pull over and wait for better conditions.
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The off-white Ralph Lauren Polo Sports pull-over with "USA" in red across the front, which Diana personally wore, is expected to fetch over $10,000 with RR Auction.
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The 1,600km border is largely open for travellers, although automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR) cameras are used to monitor passing vehicles, and officials will pull over any suspicious ones.
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Sometimes even just driving down the road feels like a Death Olympics, where at any point you could pull over and upload a couple thousand calories into your face.
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The two drive controls provided to passengers in Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica minivans are buttons for starting a ride and asking the vehicles to pull over at their next chance.
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Last year, two people died in "average" heat, including a motorcyclist whose GoPro video showed him pull over to the side of the road, become wobbly and then collapse.
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"I remember back when my mom was pregnant, she and Bruce almost got a divorce because Bruce would not pull over to get her two dozen doughnuts," says Kardashian.
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Beto O'Rourke to pull over so he can relieve himself [during their bipartisan road trip], O'Rourke considers forcing him to hold it in until they reach DC. http://bit.
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In a video tweeted out by ABC13 Houston, one of the newsroom employees can be seen advising Jessica Latrese Chatman, 37, to pull over and surrender to the police.
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He agreed to take over when Robinson passed out, but caught police attention when he allegedly went blasting past a cop at 86 mph and refused to pull over.
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"If strong winds and flying debris occur while driving, pull over and park, keeping your seat belt on and the engine running to ensure airbags will deploy," Heneghan said.
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Kim Kardashian West seems to have a powerful pull over President Trump's administration, and she's using it for good ... according to an ex-judge very connected to her cause.
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There was nowhere to pull over, so I rumbled loudly onward, afraid that something worse was about to happen—mind racing, pain gates open, tire rim scraping the street.
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The officer helps Unser up -- but Al is pissed off and accuses the cop of "hunting" for him that night ... just so he could pull over a famous person.
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LOS ANGELES — Shortly after dropping off his youngest daughter at school, Romulo Avelica-Gonzalez saw lights flashing from a black car following him, signaling for him to pull over.
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I had already doubled the distance of my longest training ride, and I was starting to look for a place to pull over and rest, or maybe just quit.
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CAlifornia police officers collaborated with Hound Labs, which developed a breathalyzer to detect THC levels, to pull over erratic drivers and ask them to voluntarily blow into the device.
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Police said a homicide investigation began earlier on Friday after officers tried to pull over a vehicle that was being driven recklessly near East Sunset Road and Green Valley Parkway.
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Harley allegedly hit Ortiz-Magro in the face before he demanded she pull over to let him out of the car — which apparently had his infant daughter in the backseat.
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The ruling involves a 2011 traffic stop that ended in the fatal shooting of Darius Pinex by officers who said radio traffic had led them to pull over his vehicle.
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That's what reportedly led police in a suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota, to pull over Philando Castile on Wednesday as he was driving his girlfriend Lavish Reynolds and her child.
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That's where this video picks up -- Carter pulled into a nearby parking lot, got out with his bulldog and yelled at the driver to pull over so they could fight.
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"I pull over the gas station after they get the shot, I text his dad and I'm like, 'I've got to put this picture out before the paparazzi," Banks explains.
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I'm also a woman, so I couldn't just pull over to the nearest bush or tree and relieve myself discreetly, the way guys do, through the benefits of outdoor plumbing.
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Lawyer questions why body cam didn't record The chase began Thursday when officers tried to pull over a Jaguar S-type convertible reported stolen, according to the original police statement.
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"Soon, there was a police car behind our vehicle, flashing their lights and urging us to pull over," Eileen Connors said in a sworn statement her lawyers provided to Insider.
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"I definitely notice that now more people I pull over, if they're black, they right away turn on the lights and put their hands on the wheel," Sergeant Hicks says.
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The handful of cases in recent years included Lisa Mearkle of the Hummelstown, Pa., police, who in February 2015 tried to pull over a driver for an expired inspection sticker.
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At major intersections, all manner of bushmeat, fish and poultry were available for purchase by car passengers too lazy to pull over and walk to the side of the road.
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Without a jeep or a horse, visitors to Khan al-Ahmar pull over across Route 1, dodge speeding cars on foot, hurdle a metal barrier and climb a rocky hill.
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"Say someone is half an hour from home on their long-haul truck — they literally have to pull over on the side of the road and stop," Mr. Zekelman said.
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"Say someone is half an hour from home on their long haul truck — they literally have to pull over on the side of the road and stop," Mr. Zekelman said.
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The district proposed razing most of the school building and rebuilding it farther from the road, where unwanted visitors now pull over to take photos or traipse onto school grounds.
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Our driver is super sweet and even lets us pull over to the side of the road so I can take pics with the LA skyline and Hollywood sign backdrops.
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I'll admit that, as a college basketball sentimentalist who grew up on Tobacco Road enthralled with Dean Smith's North Carolina teams, this sort of explanation exerts a pull over me.
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The prince asked his driver to pull over so that he could talk with the 3- and 4-year-old children during a 45-minute journey between outings on the island.
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The suspect, identified as Josh Adkins, had outstanding warrants out for his arrest and failed to pull over when stopped by the cops, police told local NBC News affiliate 12 News.
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"The hospital told me I could pull over and wait for an ambulance, but I knew if we waited, Tiffani could get hurt, or the baby could get hurt," he says.
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More than 200,000 figurines come to life within the exhibit, along with computer-controlled vehicles such as fire trucks that put out fires and traffic cops who pull over speeding cars.
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A one-year old girl is dead after the car she was riding in was rear-ended as her parents tried to pull over to make way for a funeral procession.
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Madiedo appears to pull over as the passenger climbs into the front seat briefly, then exits the vehicle and attempts to throw one more punch through the open driver's side window.
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Police said a homicide investigation began earlier on Friday after officers tried to pull over a stolen Mercedes that was being driven recklessly near East Sunset Road and Green Valley Parkway.
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China has deepened its economic pull over its neighbour Pakistan over the past year, providing over $1bn in loans to help the South Asian country stave off a potential currency crisis.
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"The AI should pay attention, maybe the AI notices you're a little aggravated and probably should pull over," Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang Those capabilities, modern AI networks can absolutely do.
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"For now, if it's particularly stormy, our cars automatically pull over and wait until conditions improve (and of course, our test drivers are always available to take over)," the report reads.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, prosecutors say ATF agents contacted officers in Clayton County, asking them to pull over Offset's vehicle, if there was probable cause, and identify all passengers.
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By working with the police department in Chandler, AZ, for example, Waymo has been able to train its cars to yield, pull over, or stop when it hears or sees sirens.
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We agreed that I would get a cab, and then have it pull over on the northeast corner of Lexington Avenue and 68th Street, where my friend, Janet, would be waiting.
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Another time, one of the Border Patrol dogs that sniff the vehicles responded to something in my trunk, and I had to pull over for a secondary inspection (which proved uneventful).
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Each year, the CVSA conducts a 72-hour "blitz" in which 13,000-plus inspectors pull over truck drivers and assess them for following key points of safety laws for commercial drivers.
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After about an hour of curves that devolved into hairpin turns, we started seeing signs for castles and decided to pull over at one, Peles Castle, near a town called Sinaia.
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We might be getting older, but in Texas, in the desert, you can still pull over, jump in the middle of the road and not a soul will know about it.
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The family was on the interstate when Johnson told her mom she was going to be sick – she needed to pull over, but they were stuck in traffic because of an accident.
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Officers were able to track the car using LoJack — a stolen vehicle tracking system — and officers tried to stop the suspect in Hollywood, but the man refused to pull over, Moore said.
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I wear mine as neckwear or a hat while running, to pull over my nose and mouth while hiking through dust, or as a hair and ear cover under a bike helmet.
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The Times-Picayune reported that a witness told police he saw a man driving a black car, with McElveen riding in the passenger seat, pull over to the side of the road.
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The Miniatur Wunderland set features moving trains, along with cruise shops, shipping vehicles, airplanes that land and take off, firetrucks that respond to smoky buildings, and police that pull over speeding vehicles.
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"If you start to get sleepy while you're driving, pull over for a short 20 to 30 minute nap in a safe place, such as a lighted designated rest stop," Higgins said.
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"She'd spent the day with her parents and her dad was driving her home when she became so anxious that she panicked and he had to pull over," Eric, 39, tells PEOPLE.
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Right now, cops can easily track and pull over millions of people not because they're swerving or speeding, but because they're driving a car registered to a person with a suspended license.
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Officers were able to track the car using LoJack — a stolen vehicle tracking system — and officers tried to stop the car in Hollywood, but the man refused to pull over, Moore said.
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As Kerr explained, cops won't be able to carry out pretextual stops; these are when police pull over someone for a traffic violation in order to investigate the suspect for another crime.
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They pull over to the side of the road after one of their tires blows out, but they soon find out that a mysterious sniper, hidden in some nearby trees, was the culprit.
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In at least one instance, The Associated Press saw federal police officers force a half-dozen passenger vans to pull over and make the drivers kick migrants off, while leaving Mexican passengers aboard.
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Inside the car, Joanne Sagona watched as the carjacker pointed the gun at the baby, she recalled to WPBF, and she begged him to pull over so she could escape with the child.
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" Recounted the Legally Blonde actress, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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" Recounted the Legally Blonde actress, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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AWS said on Tuesday that Lyft is going "all-in" with its public cloud, a phrase Amazon typically uses when a company decides to pull over the vast majority of its technology infrastructure.
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And you certainly can't wave your arms frantically to have a driverless car pull over and stop as they blow right past your door to the preprogrammed address on a totally different street.
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Ana tries to pull over any and all heavy objects, she lusts for speed and nakedness, she sticks her hand in a hole in a tree and pretends to pull out a baby.
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Yanez said he had reason to pull over the car because Castile looked like a suspect in a convenience store robbery that took place in the area four days earlier, court documents said.
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Police began monitoring highways at noon Friday and may pull over individuals with New York state license plates to ask the same questions, particularly on the base of the Newport Bridge, Raimondo said.
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We're told Bam drove past CHP officers who were in the middle of stopping someone else, and when he slowed down, cops saw him on his phone, and told him to pull over.
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The landscape was dreamy: rippling green hills, tall trees and miles and miles of farms and vineyards stocked with grapes so plump and juicy, you just wanted to pull over and pluck them.
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" Recounted the Can't Hardly Wait actress, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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"I'm honored to have been invited to drive the pace car in November, but I can't promise that I'll pull over after the first lap," Gaines jokes in an interview on the speedway's website.
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The only thing to distinguish it is the pair of self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivans tooling around in the parking lot that occasionally pull over so employees can take selfies in front of them.
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The tourists were traveling toward the city center Wednesday in an Uber car when one passenger asked the driver to pull over near the Lins complex of shantytowns, Rio's police said in an statement.
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" The Legally Blonde actress also recalled, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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Potok then pointed to a 2002 legal memo Kobach wrote while working at the Justice Department that stated cops should be able to arrest any undocumented immigrant they pull over for civil rights violations.
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Organized into nine principles —such as compass over maps, pull over push, risk over safety, emergence over authority, and systems over objects — the book tackles a range of subjects from AI to crypto-currencies.
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But "local" was the magic word hand-painted on our signs; it was what made our customers, most of them New Yorkers driving to country vacation cottages, slam on their brakes and pull over.
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Those self-driving Uber cars that started picking up passengers Wednesday morning in the company's hometown of San Francisco have already been ordered to pull over — less than a day into the pilot program.
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And — a feature that's becoming common on some newer cars — the Drive units can also yell at you if you've been driving for too long, using route information to suggest places to pull over.
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In high school, they were where we would pull over to take smoke breaks while running the mile in gym class, where we would sneak forties and watch the sun setting over New Jersey.
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They don't discriminate when deciding whom to pull over, but are more likely to let black drivers off with a warning because they worry a ticket would be a greater burden for those drivers.
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The driver told police he had to pass four other vehicles, which were disabled on the side of the road because of rocks, before he could pull over to get help for his friend.
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First, there's a small panel attached to the center of the ceiling where riders can push one of four buttons to lock/unlock doors, begin a ride, pull over or call Waymo tech support.
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After playing the recording, Schreck told a story from when she was twenty-one: Her mother was driving her to Seattle, and Schreck asked her to pull over, so that she could throw up.
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So on roads where cops are more likely to pull over people for bad driving, maybe drivers are more likely to adhere to speed limits and avoid anything that might look like reckless driving.
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AI car, we can't tell if the conditions were bad enough for a different self-driving car technology to force the human driver to take over or to pull over and wait out the rain.
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Dashcam video captured conversation Choi said Yanez told a fellow officer he wanted to pull over Castile's vehicle that night because the occupants looked like suspects in a convenience store robbery that occurred July 2.
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In 2015, after he led police in a slow-speed pursuit on an interstate, Kevin Long said Kyle told him he thought he was receiving a presidential escort, which is why he didn't pull over.
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President Obama's voice quivers as he implores all sides to drop their biases: for police to picture those they pull over as their sons, for those who encounter police to imagine them as their father.
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When the suspect in the front passenger's seat, who allegedly had the gun, "was looking to the side where I was going to pull over, I threw it into neutral and fell out," she recalled.
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Any of them who manages to finish ahead of Rubio in New Hampshire will have a solid argument rebutting party insiders and donors pressing slower drivers in the "establishment" lane to pull over and exit.
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By the time my dad inched the car to within a half-mile of the starting line, I asked him to pull over, and my sister, mom and I shuffled out into a light drizzle.
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We pull over to the side of the road where you are able to buy fruit to feed them but I'm not very into having a wild ape jump on my body so I pass.
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Or they can take a PATH train to Hoboken and bet on their phone from the platform, or pull over on the New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge (please don't actually do this).
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Driving through a blizzard up I-95 in the back of one of their cars, and then they'd pull over on the side of the highway and hand off me and my brother without speaking.
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Arpaio, who has long touted himself as a crusader against illegal immigration, would regularly conduct "sweeps" in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and instruct officers to pull over Latino motorists for even the most minor traffic violations.
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There are themed parties, "ugliest sweater" contests and even celebrity designer collections (have you seen Whoopi Goldberg's line of witty and whimsical sweaters?), and now the trendy pull-over is getting a spooky Halloween makeover. Halloweencostumes.
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Drivers liked the app, but found it cumbersome to pull over and take off their white gloves in order to accept rides, said Zheng Bu, Didi's chief security officer and vice president of international business technology.
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"It was surprising how many people get a big kick out of it," Boll told the outlet, adding that drivers frequently pull over to snap a photo with their kids in front of the extraordinary display.
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" There were days when she would drop her son off at school just a mile from her house, and "before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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On the way back to the county two-lane, they passed the van delivering the new furniture; the driver honked at them, annoyed at having to pull over on the access road to let them by.
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More than 20 officers responded when the black motorist led police on a high-speed chase after he didn't pull over for allegedly speeding; 10 of them just stood around and watched as King was beaten.
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So I dragged my sorry, sweaty self into an Uber (which had to pull over because I thought I was going to throw up) and gave her the hard drive just as her flight was closing.
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"They were headed towards a busy intersection, and I knew there was no school bus stop down there or school, so I knew right away I had to pull over and help them," she told WISN.
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He had been driving for a year at that point, and even though he knew the company he drove for allowed him to pull over and sleep, there was pressure to deliver his load on time.
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Many of these drivers refuse to pull over if the authorities become suspicious of the vehicles, and they lead the Border Patrol, police officers and sheriff's deputies on dangerous, high-speed chases, often in rural areas.
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"We believe that they used some kind of a medical emergency or medical bathroom break for them to pull over to the side of the road," said David Gonzales, US Marshal for the district of Arizona.
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Mark May flashed a cop the middle finger in August after he said Indiana State Police Master Trooper Matte Ames cut him off to pull over another driver, according to the Tribune Star in Terre Haute.
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Lightfoot announced Johnson's ouster Monday, saying a not-yet-public inspector general's report contradicted Johnson's account of the incident, which he said happened after a medication issue prompted him to feel lightheaded and to pull over.
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Despite being struck by a bullet, the heroic bus driver was able to successfully turn the bus around and drive in the opposite direction, before finding a safe place to pull over and report his shooting wound.
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According to a motion filed by prosecutors on Tuesday, Spiro accused Officer Scott Kimbark of claiming that he would fabricate a traffic violation so he could pull over a customer who left the spa right before Kraft.
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And now, if you ignore warnings to keep your hands on the wheel more than three times an hour, you'll have to pull over and put the car in park to re-engage the auto steering system.
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First and foremost, their sound belies any prejudice you might have about their design (which seems to have come straight out of the '90s, replete with a soft foam cover that you pull over their plastic casing).
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I told the driver to illegally pull over to a restricted area so we could get out before we ended up in New Jersey, which would have led to our getting home up to an hour later.
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Well, if you're anything like me, you might be tempted to cross four lanes of traffic and pull over as quickly as possible so you could take the call and (hopefully) land the job you've wanted forever.
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Intelligence about a possible large shipment of drugs coming into the area led officers to pull over a vehicle early Tuesday morning after authorities witnessed a narcotics transaction take place at a storage facility in Chicopee, Mass.
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She would keep going until there was a place to pull over, and she wouldn't worry about how far that might be or what might happen before then, because there'd be nothing she could do about it.
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The two had used a medical emergency to get the guards to pull over to the side of the road, and then overpowered them and threw them in the back of the van, Gonzales said last month.
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During an initial field test of the breathalyzer, California police officers teamed up with Mike Lynn, CEO of Hound Labs, which developed the device, to pull over erratic drivers and ask them to voluntarily blow into the breathalyzer.
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If teenage girls can come up with a urine-powered generator, why have we yet to see a Honda Civic that runs on the stuff that makes Honda Civics pull over with frustrating regularity during family road trips?
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If you've been paying attention to the real news, you already know what happens next: The producers' conceit turns sour, and when the police pull over the car, they wind up shooting Romeo, Darius's cousin and personal manager.
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Fortunately, if you head north on the 1 and bust a U-turn halfway to Malibu, you can just pull over on the side of the road and walk down an embankment to some primo beach real estate.
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Officers will still make the call of what vehicles to pull over, but when they do, the robot will help create a safe distance between suspects and the police while they both remain in their vehicles during testing.
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Of course, the safest thing to do — and the whole point of Android Auto, really — is to not use your phone while you drive in the first place (or, at least, wait until you can pull over first).
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Passed in 2010, it allowed police officers to pull over undocumented immigrants—or anyone they had a "reasonable suspicion" of being undocumented—to check if they had their papers, and detain, or even deport, them if they didn't.
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They used to let us pull over at rest stops for a break and the bathroom, but then a guy escaped, and after that we could only stop at a secure jail or maybe a local police department.
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"There was ample time and ample location for this bicyclist to pull over," a defense lawyer, Jeremy Saland, told the judge overseeing Mr. Lewis's trial, adding that the bicyclist had been "completely and totally unaware" of his surroundings.
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If the driver looks away from the road for more than a few seconds, the car starts beeping, the seat vibrates, and ultimately the car will flash its hazards and pull over if the driver doesn't regain control.
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It's 1970, when the nation is being rocked by seismic cultural and political shifts, and yet Didion has the strange intuition here that the South, not California, would exert a gravitational pull over the rest of the country.
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Louisville police The police department in Louisville, Kentucky, faces a trio of lawsuits, which all allege that police there use traffic stops as a pretext to pull over black drivers and conduct "racially biased" unconstitutional searches and seizures.
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In December 2016, when an impaired driver with a toddler in the backseat of a Ford Taurus refused to pull over on the same highway, Goss ran alongside the sedan as it moved at about 5 mph, Newsday reported.
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Sure. But the path of totality will cross more than 20 interstates, and the eclipse is expected to last less than three minutes, which means the temptation to just pull over quick and take a peak will be overwhelming.
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But near the borders of Austria or Switzerland they must pull over to buy stickers so that they can drive on the Alpine motorways—even as Austrian and Swiss cars zoom in the opposite direction onto Germany's free Autobahn.
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We all ride beside each other — though I am slower than either boy, since I do not generally bike at 15 miles per hour down city streets — until I pull over at Frank Ogawa Plaza to park my bike.
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Enough people eventually got into her way that she had no choice but to pull over, and she was approached by a casually-dressed woman who identified herself as a police officer and told her "you're breaking the law."
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Related: How 'America's Toughest Sheriff' treats mentally ill prisoners Arpaio, who touts himself as "America's Toughest Sheriff," would regularly order "sweeps" in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and instruct officers to pull over motorists even for the most minor traffic violations.
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But often, I just have my camera with me on a train or on a road trip, and I'll just stop and pull over, or shoot out the window if I see something that I think it really amazing.
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In 1997, NASA greenlit a project called Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE), which would use two satellites to measure the weight of Greenland's glaciers from space by reacting to slight changes in the gravitational pull over the ice.
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When she drove in Maryland and saw cars immediately pull over at the sound of a siren, she felt like weeping in frustration, because that was how people ought to behave on the road, and in Lagos they didn't.
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As I came to the crest of that hill, suddenly there was something in front of me that made me pull over to the side of the road and get out of the car and stand there looking down.
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I've watched my granny, the woman I've modeled my life after, become so full of angst and anxiety that she now has chest pains and bouts of blurred vision so strong she has to pull over if she's driving.
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The Federal Highway Administration (FHA) has posted a series of safety tips on its website, urging drivers not to take pictures while driving and asking them not to pull over on the side of the road during the event.
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When they pull over at a remote service station to buy gasoline and a lighter to torch the body and the Dark Army van they stole, they emerge to discover that their victim has recovered and driven off, stranding them.
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Since I've come to recognize Waze is not infallible, I use it, and if I see there's something that's not right, I try to pull over and take a look at a printed map and figure out what's going wrong.
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When you find yourself getting too frustrated, you can always pop open the Garmin Speak app to manually search and find the place you're looking for—but that requires you to pull over and stop if you're a law-abiding motorist.
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"The first thing I would notice is if they smell like drugs, or smell bad in general, because that would tell me I'd have to pull over and do a sanitation before the next passenger," he said in a text message.
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Mr. Procopio said the chase started on Wednesday in Holden, about 50 miles west of Boston, when the police there tried to pull over Mr. Simone's truck over arrest warrants on charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
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Nix said it's important that riders are able to engage or disengage with the screens as much as they'd want to — perhaps less after a night of drinking but more when you want to pull over on a crowded block.
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"We would cop, drive out of the neighborhood a little bit, and pull over where we could in a desolate area," said Ms. Kowal, who changed her name from Lynne Ann Margadonna and said she stopped using drugs 18 years ago.
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The pursuit began when a Secret Service Officer sought to pull over a vehicle driving the wrong way on I Street NW in Washington, the agency said, according to a statement posted on Twitter by an NBC Washington reporter. Update!
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The Hardys are the latest to run afoul of the push and pull over creative control in pro wrestling, and theirs is shaping up to be a particularly ugly clash with Impact Wrestling (as the newly rebranded TNA is now known).
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The Park Police officers involved in the incident were not wearing body cameras The nighttime dash-cam footage shows two Park Police officers with their faces blurred as they attempt three times to pull over a Jeep on the Parkway.
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But the department did confirm that the fire was caused by a trash truck dumping a load of burning garbage near vegetation, and said the fire had started about 1,000 feet from where Mr. Melvin saw the truck pull over.
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If you still have doubts, ask a police officer whether they feel threatened when they pull over a concealed handgun permit holder, and they may admit to being relieved because they know how law-abiding concealed handgun permit holders are.
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He compared some of the autonomous systems to a car with a flat tire that can figure out how to keep driving until there's a good spot to pull over —all on its own, letting the pilot avoid any complicated situations.
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I know puzzle makers who have driven past signs with phrases on them that are just ripe for theme development, and there is always that internal struggle whether to keep going or to pull over and scribble down the idea.
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Protesters -- some of whom wore bandanas over their faces and carried Mexican flags -- blocked off the road in front of the Hyatt Regency here, forcing the GOP front-runner's motorcade to pull over along a concrete median outside the hotel's back entrance.
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I tell her a story of driving past a field of my mother's favorite flower last spring and how I had to pull over because I began crying so much that the road in front of me became a single blur of darkness.
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On November 12, Triston Bailey was driving home from a Dallas Stars ice hockey game with his friends when the group decided to quickly pull over and snap a selfie off of the Margaret McDermott Bridge in Dallas, according to Fox 4 News.
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All you need is a bit of styling to perhaps put tests and real alerts in different columns and colors, in case your finger slips, telling all of Hawaii to pull over, find shelter and lay on the ground until further notice.
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Traders questioned France's seemingly patchy outage reporting standards compared with their northwest European peers, who update the market of any slight changes in production outlook, especially since French power markets are exerting such a big pull over the broader European energy complex.
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For example, developing the technologies and protocols that allow a driverless Waymo to detect and pull over for emergency response vehicles and even allow emergency services to take over control was a complex task that required extensive testing and collaboration with local authorities.
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If the temperatures are too hot — and even if they're not — take the eight-mile Cactus Forest Scenic Loop Drive that winds up hills and down dry sand beds with plenty of opportunities to pull over and appreciate the drama of the desert.
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I got the news via several texts (my friends know my affection for Frasier all too well) on Monday evening while I was driving down the FDR, and I actually had to pull over at the gas station on 23rd Street and collect myself.
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When it's winter and there's a big snowstorm and someone is stuck in a snowbank, you pull over to help them without checking their political credentials first, without confirming to yourself that they believe the things you believe and share the views that you share.
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And I don't know about you, but I think being stuck in a car is already enough of a terrible nightmare that I don't need the added stress of an aspiring actor / driver who's going to get lost, pull over, and start dry-heaving.
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Andy Rubin famously revamped Android's launch plan when we saw the original iPhone presentation: Rubin was so astonished by what Jobs was unveiling that, on his way to a meeting, he had his driver pull over so that he could finish watching the webcast.
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At another popular collection site where water flows in the surburb of Woodstock that lies at the foot of Table Mountain, pick-up trucks with empty containers pull over under a bridge as people bend down on the pavement to access the water source.
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On the ride to the police station, the STRESS team said Brown, while handcuffed in the backseat, reared up and kicked one of them in the back of the head, forcing them to pull over the squad car and use force to restrain him.
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Oh, and the kind of long, miserable family road trips where your only hope for happiness was to pull over at a service stop on the highway so your parents could refill the tank and you could finally get your hands on a damn doughnut.
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In a case that pits road safety against drivers' privacy rights, the Supreme Court on Monday seemed split over whether police may lawfully pull over a car whose registered owner has a revoked license before an officer has confirmed the owner is behind the wheel.
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As the push-and-pull over our limited amount of wireless spectrum rages on, we're going to see more situations like this, where technology improvements that take up less spectrum room win out over prior technologies, and that incredibly confusing spectrum map inevitably gets reorganized.
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Chief Dyer said the officers decided to stop Mr. Noble initially as part of a traffic incident, but when he failed to pull over right away, the situation became "high risk" — or possibly related to their prior call about the man with the rifle.
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As soon as my suitcase arrived, I noticed it had thoughtful design features that can be hard to find in affordable luggage, like rubber bumpers on the corners to prevent damage and a curved, ergonomic handle that's more comfortable to pull over long distances.
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It is known as "prosecutorial discretion," and we can see it all around us — from local police departments deciding whom to pull over instead of stopping every speeding car to federal prosecutors focusing on larger financial fraud instead of going after every bad check.
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She then took a job in Latin America, where, she told The Irish News in 2018, she was working on a project and traveling up the Amazon River when her party had to pull over to a small indigenous village because of rough rapids.
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Even if you didn't hit a lot of resistance, there were several speed bumps, in my solve at least, and a couple of entries that struck me as so clever that I had to pull over, once I figured them out, to make a note.
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The sad truth is that some writers have less fuel in the tank than others, and when the vehicle begins to shudder, you'd do well to pull over to the side of the road and look for alternative transportation, which was what I did.
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The sound of everything we own smashing together as we went over potholes kept us alert on the way here, and we only had to pull over once to close every one of our kitchen drawers after they all flung open on a wide turn.
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A friend of mine told me that, before she had a mobile navigation device, if she accidentally diverted from the directions she wrote down ahead of time, she would pull over and call her parents, describe her surroundings, and have them direct her back on course.
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" He shared with the outlet, "So I can't say that this incident was related, but what I can say is that it's very odd that a group of Mexican guys would pull over a car, go as far as opening a door and stabbing the person inside.
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Footage of the chase, filmed in real time by Shamsuarov and his friends on their mobile phones, shows them breaking multiple traffic rules at speeds of up to 230 kilometers (142.92 miles) per hour as patrol cars try and fail to get them to pull over.
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Opinions are as split as opposite sides of a canyon in the tiny towns like Aneth, White Mesa and Montezuma Creek, where nodding pump jacks draw up oil, packs of wild horses dart across the roads, and occasional cars of tourists pull over to snap photos.
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My father had been dead two years by then, but my eyes filled instantly with tears at the first line — "My father could use a little mercy now" — and I had to pull over to the side of the road because I couldn't see to drive.
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His wife, Elizabeth, 35, admitted in an interview that her husband "finds it entertaining to brake hard" in front of the self-driving vans, and that she herself "may have forced them to pull over" so she could yell at them to get out of their neighborhood.
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When another car comes barrelling at you, you're supposed to pull over on the (nonexistent) shoulder, but this can be hard to remember when you come around a sharp curve—which happens roughly every two seconds—and find yourself in the glare of rapidly oncoming headlights.
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In the 100-mile border zone — the area of the US that's within 100 miles of a land or water border — agents can pull over cars and board vehicles to ask passengers about their citizenship if they suspect a person is not in the country legally.
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States with so-called primary enforcement bans on texting - which permit law enforcement officers to pull over drivers when their only traffic violation appears to be operating a phone - saw an 8 percent reduction in crash-related emergency room visits after the laws took effect, the study found.
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The obvious question that comes to mind is whether it would've been safer on the whole for Neally to pull over and call an ambulance instead of relying on his own car's self-driving features, since Neally admits he didn't "remember much of the drive" after his embolism began.
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CEO Jack Dorsey, who asked Stone personally to come back, was pretty excited: The company is reportedly working with at least two automakers to develop a security service that would remotely scan vehicles for computer viruses and tell drivers to pull over if they were in critical danger.
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In fact, no matter what the plan was in Tempe on Monday—whether cops ever actually intended to pull over drivers or cyclists or merely saw a potentially fun campaign get misunderstood in light of painful context—it still presented serious legal and civil rights questions, experts said.
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RELATED: Demonstrators storm California GOP convention to protest Trump Protesters -- some of whom wore bandanas over their faces and carried Mexican flags -- blocked off the road in front of the Hyatt Regency here, forcing the GOP front-runner's motorcade to pull over along a concrete median outside the hotel's back entrance.
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"It's much more effort, many of the intersections Uber chooses as a good Express pickup location are very dangerous, and there is no good spot to safely pull over and pick up the passenger," Thad, a Boston driver who has been working on the Uber platform since September 2017, told Recode.
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A black officer in South Florida, who agreed to be interviewed only if he was identified by his nickname and middle name, Jay Stalien, said that when he came upon a motorist who had made an illegal turn recently and flipped on his lights, the driver initially refused to pull over.
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Although Strader did pull over the first time officers from the Denton Police Department tried to stop her, she then basically thought to herself, Eff this, and pulled back into traffic—going in the proper direction this time—and made cops follow her at death-defying speeds of, like, 25 mph.
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And my company only allowed us to give prisoners the courtesy kid's cup of water that comes with the meal—that way we wouldn't need to pull over for them to go to the bathroom as often, and we could just keep driving and driving and make it to the next jail.
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Front-line officers in New Zealand are not armed and for protection wear only stab-proof vests, so those responding to the shootings would have had to pull over and retrieve weapons — a Glock pistol or a semiautomatic M4 rifle — and ballistic armor from the trunks of their cars, Mr. Cahill said.
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Other companies are already taking a similar approach: Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang expressed comparable ambitions in his keynote address the show, saying a car should act like an artificially intelligent co-pilot, using facial recognition, lip reading and gaze tracking to tell whether a driver is "too aggravated" and needs to pull over.
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You can argue about whether or not a driver in this situation is more or less likely to continue driving rather than pull over and call an ambulance since the system is present to begin with, but you can also debate whether allowing Autopilot to drive was more or less safe than other options.
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The front-zip version of the suit (which I recommend most) comes with a corrosion-proof Salmi zipper, and the zipper, along with the pull-over neck piece, is replaceable (this is often the first thing that goes out on a suit, and the reason back-zip suits tend not to last as long).
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Hart recounted the unfolding horror of that morning, when she realized something was horribly wrong: First, when she got an announcement on her driver's radio to pull over to a safe location, and then a bit later, when she was told to go to the high school and saw ambulances, fire trucks and helicopters.
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It's like the worst New Year's Day hangover you've ever had except you can't wait it out on the couch with a Seamless order, so you just have to keep going to work and pretending a passing whiff of street trash isn't going to make you pull over and barf against a decorative little sapling.
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When I ask if he needs to pull over to, you know, avoid crashing and killing himself, he gives a little laugh and replies, "I'll be OK." Since forming …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead with Jason Reece as teenagers back in 1994, Keely has often used chaos as a stimulus for his work.
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"Apparently, as a part of this Bird Box Challenge,' (the driver) used her beanie to pull over her eyes as she was driving on Layton Parkway, and she ended up losing control of her car and skidded into the westbound lanes of Layton Parkway and hit another car and ended up hitting a light pole as well," Lyman said.
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She described making sure that riders have a sense of control from the get-go, with a simple console featuring buttons that allow riders to start the ride once inside, as well as "Pull over" if they want to stop at any time, lock or unlock the doors, and also, crucially, get in direct contact with a live Waymo support agent at any time.
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Chris Harris and The Stig were offering trips round the test track in a variety of fast cars during the day, and Mashable took a ride with both in a Ford Focus RS. A dozen loops, several chicanes and some screaming turns at speeds of over 100 mph later and we could start to see why Evans had to pull over to vomit at one point during filming for the show.
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"Rather than having somebody have to, if they're going to engage on their phone, pull over and get in park while they're doing it, which causes you to lose valuable time, or even worse, the temptation for people to try to use their phone while driving which is something that we definitely don't want… we believe in doing everything we can to make it available while making it safe while in motion," he said.
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