According to the IIHS research, equipping vehicles with both warning and autobraking systems reduced the rate of rear-end crashes by 39 percent and rear end crashes with injuries by 42 percent.
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The Bigurl was shutting her rear end, restarting her engine.
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"Spanx was born from my own rear end," she said.
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The rear end is pure Vette, and it looks good.
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"It's been a pain in the rear end," he said.
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It is kicking China and Europe in the rear end.
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Get off your rear end and get out and vote!
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She also shared a snap of her sister's rear end, too.
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Instead, the system is designed primarily to avoid rear-end collisions.
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His feet drew back, horrifyingly, and stuck to his rear end.
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Each year, this caused thousands of deaths in rear-end collisions.
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When finally named, however, the rear end did get good reviews.
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First, the Cybertruck is dramatically heavier, particularly in the rear-end.
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The weakest part of any SUV design is the rear end.
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I'll beat her rear end on that stage and you know what?
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The beagle later received several stitches to its side and rear end.
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The car will also automatically brake to prevent a rear-end collision.
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The shape of our rear end is practically unique to our species.
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At one point, Reagan presses her forehead against Irish Cream's rear end.
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Most notably, he posted a pic of Kardashian's rear end on Instagram.
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The purpose of that user agreement is to cover Facebook's rear end.
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It fits my torso and covers my rear end the perfect amount.
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Local media outlets reported that car suffered damage to its rear end.
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The superstar eventually took to Instagram to squash the rear end discussion.
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His previous lover, Prince Lvov, had a rear end covered with hair.
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We did cause two slight rear-end accidents, but nobody else noticed.
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She said this could suggest a twin's rear end on Narwhal's face.
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Someone putting their hand on your rear end or your breast momentarily?
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So an Indian startup is approaching the problem from the rear end. Literally.
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Bring the rear-end in line with the rest of the Ferrari family.
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Other huge, white, feathery soft corals reminded me of an ostrich's rear end.
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I dunno, I still hate looking at the rear end of this thing.
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If you want to go into Kentucky and take his rear end out.
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Then his hand reached for her rear end and gave it a squeeze.
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"I didn't have to kiss anybody's" rear end "the entire time," he said.
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So essentially you're looking at the rear-end reality of how creepy ads work.
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On Thursday, however, the superstar took to Instagram to squash the rear end discussion.
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"We actually played better even though we got our (rear end) kicked," Popovich said.
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In 2012, rear-end crashes killed 1,705 Americans and injured 547,000 in the United States.
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In 2012, rear-end crashes killed 1,13 people and injured 547,000 in the United States.
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He originally sued her, claiming she defamed him by saying he groped her rear end.
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You can load a bazooka by stretching to insert a rocket in the rear end.
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In 2012, rear-end collisions killed 1,705 people and injured 547,000 in the United States.
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At their most basic, bidets send a stream of water to clean your rear end.
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The driver's seat, although more cushioned, had my rear end aching after about an hour.
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And although the rear-end is a bit squat, it hides some clever design work.
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If you're seeking some stimulation in your rear end look no further than the Destructor Plug.
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It probably would have been less scarring to rear end whoever was in front of us.
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Her security team stepped in as Sediuk appeared to be attempting to kiss her rear end.
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As for the Audi driver ... never a good day when you rear-end a $371k car.
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A Reuters witness saw men towing their damaged vehicle after the explosion hit its rear end.
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Look past the Panamera's new turbocharged V6 and V8 engines and its 911-like rear-end.
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Maybe you nervously inch closer to the car you're following, lest this bozo rear-end you.
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A lobbyist said Kruse had cupped her rear end while posing for a photograph with Gov.
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It's the reason behind Grumpy Cat's small frame, and why her rear end wobbles when she walks.
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A programming error, for example, may cause a rear-end collision by unnecessarily engaging the vehicle's brakes.
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" The photo, Call said, shows Mueller's hand, "in my mind, without question, behind Ms. Swift's rear end.
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Theoretically, that sort of manipulation could cause someone to veer off the road or rear-end someone.
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YEAH, BUT ITS BEEN, YOU KNOW – STEPHENSON: BUT GREG MAFFEI KICKED YOUR REAR END THIS LAST YEAR.
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"That came back to bite me in the rear end," Walker said, referring to his intestinal cancer.
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One of his hands was on her rear end, and the other was holding his Bud Light.
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The rear end is, well, sort of small and unremarkable, with an overly aggressive tail light design.
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Instead, Canoo has designed a bench seat that curves around the whole rear end of the vehicle.
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"We are going to kick your rear end out of the White House come this fall," he said.
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No, I don't think it's funny to watch Ms. Ashford scoot around the stage on her rear end.
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Jimmy "Pepper" Austin has been described as possessing "the most famous rear-end in the history of baseball".
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The heavily curved rear end gives the car a fastback look that's more common on classic sports cars.
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It was also tricky to drive because the heavy rear end gave it a tendency to spin out.
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"There are too many people who would like to see me fall on my rear end," he added.
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" She continued: "The day you're willing to come out here with a cottontail attached to your rear end.
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Similar to today's black widows and huntsman spiders, C. yingi had silk-producing spinnerets near its rear end.
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I tried to pull her off, which is possibly why you see my hands on her rear end.
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It was a kick in the rear end, and we responded by landing a man on the moon.
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The rear end of the Sportbrake is punctuated by its sloping roofline, wrap-around taillights, and dual exhausts.
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So, she noted with apparent satisfaction, when people are kissing her face, they are actually kissing her rear end.
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Once she's got me symmetrically plumped with massage, Veronica goes about affixing the suction cups to my rear end.
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It still involves one's rear end, but it now appears to mean ingesting alcohol or drug through one's butt.
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Cyrus also went Instagram official, sharing a PDA-packed social media snap, which shows Xan grabbing Cyrus' rear end.
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In Paris Wednesday, Kardashian West was rushed by prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who tried to kiss her famous rear end.
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In the first photo, the actress (wearing a grey hoodie, blue jeans and beanie) grabs her husband's rear end.
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LMAO/LMFAO — Genuine, impassioned laughter, so strong you feel as though your rear end could detach from your body.
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"Man, she sees a federal prosecutor on the stage, I'll beat her rear end on that stage," he added.
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"Man, she sees a federal prosecutor on the stage, I'll beat her rear end on that stage," he declared.
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Patricia Washington already underwent a Brazilian butt lift, but she's still unhappy with the shape of her rear end.
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Get off your rear end that's getting fatter and fatter for many of you every day on your chairs.
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In a certain light, for example, the system can mistake the rear end of a horse for a person.
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That forced Petty to go along the wall and overtake him in order to avoid a rear-end collision.
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The rear end is restrained and blends in, but that's true of Lexus, Mercedes, and BMW sedans these days.
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Earlier in the evening, when she just kind of kicked me in the rear end, when I was down.
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Other people and companies made skinny jeans with prominently displayed rear-end labels; eventually the trend ran its course.
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Earlier in the evening when she just kind of kicked me in the rear end when I was down.
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You can't just stitch a black #brangus heifer onto the rear end of a red bull to make a Panorama!
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"I just want you to look at my rear end, Tamra, and notice that there's no urine there," she says.
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"Everywhere you look there's a hand to hold onto..." Saget wrote alongside a photo of him grabbing Coulier's rear end.
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The victim, 18, suffered a puncture wound to her trachea in a rear-end crash, according to a police report.
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It's huge, with a thoroughly exaggerated rear end and huge, sweeping curves that span the entire length of the car.
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Then, to everyone's surprise, the seal hopped into the rear-end of the boat just in the knick of time.
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"Mom, a guy just grabbed my (rear end) in the meet and greet," Andrea Swift said her daughter told her.
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"'Mom, a guy just grabbed my (rear end) in the meet-and-greet,'" Andrea Swift said her daughter told her.
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Tom Hiddleston stopped by The Late Show Monday to chat with Stephen Colbert about none other than...his rear end.
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It looks aggressive without being overbearing, and the angular styling up front is carried over to a sharp rear end.
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Really, it was a picture of Kohl's legs and rear end, in hot-pink tights and a leopard thong bodysuit.
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Studies also show motorists are more likely to hit the brakes hard at camera-enforced intersections, increasing rear-end collisions.
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As for safety concerns now, modern units are engineered for strength to protect your back in a rear-end collision.
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Nogal slipped and fell to the ice, his face of rictus of agony as he spun on his rear end.
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On another occasion, it says, male co-workers commented on her physical appearance, including the size of her rear end.
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The purpose of that user agreement is to cover Facebook's rear end, it's not to inform users of their rights.
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For some, the 911 has always been an odd-looking car, what with its bulbous rear end and bug-like headlights.
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Cyrus also went Instagram official shortly afterwards, sharing a PDA-packed social media snap, which shows Xan grabbing Cyrus' rear end.
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Until you start saying, 'You personally, Buster, your rear end is now in the crack,' we're not gonna get any change.
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Stephanie Simbeck said she is sure Mueller grabbed Swift's rear end but couldn't tell whether his hand went under her skirt.
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"Mom, a guy just grabbed my (rear end) in the meet and greet," Andrea Swift said her famous daughter told her.
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She alleges, with confirmation from her husband, that Franken grabbed her rear end during a photo op at the state fair.
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To tone up your rear end, Michaels told INSIDER lunges, two types of deadlifts, and squats are the way to go.
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Even the camera angle in the game focuses on her rear end, she said, putting it at the center of attention.
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Mr. Perafán said the discovery raises questions about the evolutionary pressures that caused the spiders to develop their rear-end spikes.
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Opponents say that the cameras contribute to rear-end collisions caused by sudden braking and that the enforcement is not transparent.
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I scooted on my rear end over the heart pine floors to retrieve the cellphone I'd left charging at my bedside.
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It said that Mr. Gooding tried twice more to touch Ms. Ashworth's rear end, and she then told him to leave.
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"I do the self-deprecating thing, like, 'Sorry, I have a fat …,' " she said, adding a word for her rear end.
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Polestar 2 is a "five-door" fastback-style car (meaning the rear end opens like a hatchback) with room to seat five.
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Today's collision avoidance technology, or Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is defined as rear-end collision avoidance, and is designed specifically for that.
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The front end of his SUV was ripped apart, the vehicle caught fire, and two other cars crashed into the rear end.
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For example, inbound commuters on Tampa's Lee Roy Selmon Expressway's reversible lanes often experience delays and rear-end crashes during morning commutes.
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Though they did deliver a modest reduction in rear-end accidents, there was not a statistically significant reduction in injuries from crashes.
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These include a longer rear end, a modified tailpipe, and strategically placed vents that reduce the drag, enabling it achieve stunning velocities.
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Many adaptive cruise control systems panic and brake far too aggressively, potentially causing a rear-end collision; not the Model S, though.
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In the 22014s, 1.43 million Ford Pintos — half of all those produced — were recalled for fuel-tank fires in rear-end collisions.
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"Everyone appreciates the way he goes about his work, and he works his rear end off every day," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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He flipped through a stack of sketches, and found a picture of Trump with a Russian flag planted in his rear end.
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"He was kissing Donald's rear end for [the] first six months of the campaign," Christie, himself a former Republican presidential candidate, added.
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Mueller has his right hand concealed behind her rear end, and Swift appears to have shifted her hip slightly away from him.
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The Sport Turismo treatment solves the problem of the Panamera's rotund rear end by making the back of the car even larger.
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One, a seemingly appearance-obsessed woman, is introduced in a screen-filling shot of her rear end clad in psychedelic-colored tights.
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The Trump approach would be like trying to amputate a dog's rear end so you wouldn't have to clean up its messes.
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Fraser alleges Berk grabbed his rear end and, through his pants, touched him in the area between his genitals and his anus.
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Two weeks after Cristina Garcia won a seat in the California Assembly, a high-powered lobbyist in Sacramento grabbed her rear end.
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Lauer theatrically recounted the interaction, but in an unexpected twist Rossen reveals Lauer actually repeated Geist's actions, slapped his rear end in return.
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For example, will a car rear-end an abruptly stopped car or swerve and hit a dog on the side of the street?
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When your pose places your rear end directly in front of some poor person's face with an aisle seat, you've crossed a line.
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The first PopSockets gripper I plastered to my phone's rear-end was a freebie gift thing I received from some company's swag bag.
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Chris Christie to call Obama "a petulant child" and promise "to kick (his) rear end out of the White House come this fall"?
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On Sunday, Judge posted a photo of herself wearing denim shorts and sporting what appeared to be a freckle on her rear end.
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But he "said that he had been shot in his rear-end area, and that there was a lot of blood," McAslin said.
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" Imagine if Clinton had body shamed Donald Trump, saying that she had observed his rear end and concluded, "I'm not impressed, believe me.
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The opening of "Holmes & Watson," the new comedy starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly, involves a boy kissing a donkey's rear end.
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The accident, the fourth rear-end crash in a two-year span, led to stricter rules that kept trains from going too fast.
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Four years later, signal failure caused one train to rear-end another on the Williamsburg Bridge, the fourth such collision in two years.
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Surveillance video published in several media outlets appears to show a Mercedes truck rear-end a Hummer, allegedly from the night of the shooting.
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What happened in Barcelona was just unfortunate that I lost the rear end avoiding a contact with my team mate and that was it.
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There's still some business in the ride, mainly from a jiggly rear end, but the Yukon XL is perfectly pleasant if a tad bouncy.
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The fact that a driver Cruise trained to work with these vehicles still managed to rear-end one emphasizes exactly how flawed they are.
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The design of the rear-end is as functional at keeping the body planted on the pavement as it is delightful to look at.
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And in another particularly controversial sketch, Carrey depicted the president appearing to kiss the exposed rear-end of a grinning Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But the rear end of the van remained in the traffic lane and was then struck from behind by the big rig, Romero said.
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Right now, I'm about three feet off Zwart's rear end, chasing after the big rear wing on his older-model 911 GT2 sports car.
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The rear end is wrapped and tucked smoothly to make the Traverse less massive, but the design falls apart a bit at the front.
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"If I owed that much, I'd have been out on my rear end long ago," Mr. Lombardy, 78, said last week at his apartment.
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As the cicada matures, massospora multiplies, digesting the insect's insides, castrating it and replacing its rear end with a chalky white plug of spores.
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They also had their silk-producing organs, or spigots, on the edges of their plates, and not on rear end spinnerets like modern spiders.
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Kohn's tweet came the morning CNN published a story in which a woman said Franken grabbed her rear end during a 2010 photo-op.
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It not only automatically brakes to avoid a rear-end collision, but can also detect cross traffic and stop you from T-boning another car.
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Let's look closer at this trunk, because Toyota — or more specifically, Toyota's design shop, Calty — really outdid itself with the rear end of this vehicle.
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Even though Kardashian West's rear end has brought the star plenty of attention over the years, she actually has a love-hate relationship with it.
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It didn't register at first that what was behind me was a man on a bicycle with his hand firmly planted on my rear end.
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The driver has to quickly swing back into the middle of the road as to not rear end the fuck out of a red Toyota.
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Head-turning quotient: It is attractive, with its wide-mouthed grille and finely sculpted rear end outside, and tasteful chrome pieces where they should be.
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A nuclear cruise missile, in theory, would use a small reactor to heat air and fire it out the rear end to create forward thrust.
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She powers her foot off the ground with such force that she nearly kicks herself in the rear end with her heel on every step.
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YAO MING and COCHLEA came to mind pretty easily, and then AGELESS, and some of the automotive clues like ETHANOL and the clever REAR-END.
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The grille is framed by clean, parallel headlights, and their design is carried through to the front fender and to the car's gorgeous rear end.
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More than 20 times I pulled off the road to let a female driver pass me because I was afraid of a rear-end accident.
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The video captured the pair's final moments before a tractor-trailer smashed into the rear end of their car and killed both in a fiery wreck.
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Police in Florida have charged a 12-year-old girl with battery for allegedly pinching the rear end of one of her male classmates, PEOPLE confirms.
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The real challenge with this car has always been that the rear end is an unusual place to put the motor, at least by modern standards.
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Of course, I'll have to verify all these wondrous claims with my own eyes, ears and rear-end when I'm allowed to drive it this summer.
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What we see instead is mutual, protective respect and love, even if it's just Reynolds cautioning Fisher not to turn her rear end toward the camera.
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Police allege that Robusto posed as a Venezuelan doctor and, in April of 2013, injected an oily, yellow substance into the woman's rear end for $1,500.
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A Canadian rear end enthusiast in Saskatchewan tried to get a vanity license plate in tribute to his last name, which just happens to be Assman.
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Also notice that the bulk of the weight is in the torso, whereas the new version has a swinging counterweight on its rear end for balance.
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Yang later told state-owned CCTV that his minivan had been in a rear-end collision days previously, and the wreck broke the vehicle's tailgate lock.
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Hold that thought, by the way, until 22D, where you'll need to translate the rear-end in "Rear-ended?" to one's bottom, as you're getting MOONED.
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And Madonna had on a black lace Givenchy dress by Riccardo Tisci that left almost nothing about her rear end or her bosom to the imagination.
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There is also photo, that was kind of the center of the case, where it certainly appeared that he has his hand on her rear end.
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Los Angeles police say they are investigating a viral video that shows a man scaling a zoo fence and slapping a hippopotamus on the rear end.
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In track mode, the GT350R will give you a lot of room to let the rear end step out or slide but always reels you back.
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In order to get the top IIHS rating, automakers must have a frontal crash prevention system with automatic braking capabilities to prevent a rear-end collision.
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She glanced at the transom window above her door and saw a maintenance worker perched high on a ladder, his rear end pointed directly at the glass.
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Redditor SaveTheOx, who proudly shares his six-pack and shapely rear end in the group, tells me that ShowerBeersGoneWild is the only GoneWild subreddit he posts on.
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The jet's rear end was detached from the aircraft, with emergency teams and firefighters at the crash site, images from a Reuters photographer on the scene showed.
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Mr. Albertson reconstructed the accident, which took place on a dark road when Smith's lover, Richard Morgan, driving a Packard, hit the rear end of a truck.
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In one segment, the actor Gerard Butler was made to watch while a man tried (successfully) to crush 50 walnuts with his rear end in one minute.
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It's ok to be some sexual being and shake your naked rear end and expose your crotch and dance on a pole in front of the world?
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Like the original, it's an electric cart with rear inline skate wheels mounted on casters, so you can whip the rear end around for ultra-tight turns.
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The width of my rear end, my own family members often told me, could be measured in the length of ax handles, at least two to three.
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Art says he tried punching the brakes on his 2013 Ford Flex but they just didn't bite ... causing him to rear end the car he was trailing.
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At night, a DJ booth was setup on the second floor toward the rear end of the plane—playing music to a crowd on the ground below.
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Thankfully, the road ahead of Hughes was clear so he floored it and was able to use his Tesla's 691 horsepower to safely escape a rear end collision.
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"What he was really doing was protecting his political rear end with the Republicans because he thought that Hillary Clinton was going to get elected," Mr. Davis said.
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She quickly followed by posting another photo of herself kneeling on the bed revealing her rear end in the white thong as she snapped photos of her Polaroids.
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The former Glee actor has been very generous with his rear end, and this is actually the second time we've seen it naked in a mere six episodes.
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Yet whenever she had bad workouts, she said, Salazar would accuse her of not following her nutrition plan or make comments about her thighs, stomach or rear end.
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The raked styling and sloping rear end means that the windows in the rear are too slim and high-placed for passengers to comfortably see out of them.
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Let's say you are a doctor and accidentally cause a rear-end collision when the car in front of you slammed on its breaks at a yellow light.
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Broken down into constituent parts, these systems could be called things like "blind-spot warning system" and "rear-end collision avoidance" and they would likely be embraced eagerly.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety estimates that there is a 42 percent reduction in rear-end crashes that cause injuries when this technology is installed on cars.
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That leaves the team with Mark Sanchez, still best remembered for fumbling the ball after colliding with the rear end of his teammate with the Jets in 2012.
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The charged air sparked my endurance, and even though my hands hurt, my rear end hurt, my thighs hurt (everything hurt), I could feel my resistance melt away.
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"I mean she's 71 you guys, and that's amazing and is probably why I have this situation going on [turning around showing her rear end]," Ora said to E!
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Friel said Isaac also denied groping Esposito's butt and said he'd merely brushed her rear end to indicate where her pants were too tight to be suitable trial attire.
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Growing up in the bad old days, you'll remember what an epic pain in the rear-end it used to be to get started with electronics and embedded circuits.
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"Maybe it was a moment of distraction or a wave of sleepiness" that caused Anziolin to rear-end the truck, Bologna prosecutor Giuseppe Amato told Italy&aposs RAI radio.
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Mueller said his hand was in a closed fist and touched what seemed to be her ribs, and he denied any groping or inappropriate contact on her rear end.
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The sloping roofline is on-trend for auto design these days, but I'm no fan of the A220's rear end, which manages to be both truncated and insubstantial.
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We have foot men, breast men and rear-end men because an embodied woman with a face, a life and a voice is something they cannot face up to.
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The rear end on many cars can be a letdown, especially when you're talking about sporty luxury cars, where the idea is to create a haunchy, hunkered-down effect.
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"I don't think you ready for this jelly," the 38-year-old reality star captioned the image of her rear end resting on a metal railing during a tanning session.
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Tempe police said Raymond Tang, 31, "targeted" two Waymo vans, recklessly driving his Mazda around them before braking abruptly in front of one, causing it to rear-end his vehicle.
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Barring one awkward moment — Closs yanked on her date's leash a little too hard, and DeVito face-planted into her rear end — Closs says that he was a perfect gentleman.
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Eureka's limited-edition model fits on your desktop, lifting and locking seamlessly at whatever height you want, so you can keep your productivity up while getting off your rear end.
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I literally have to drink it out of the grumpy egg's rear end and give up halfway through; it's too sweet and I can't get over the idea of it.
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The clouds are cast a golden pink as the road bends a long left, your car's rear end scattering grass and dust before straightening up to make the next checkpoint.
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Rear-end crashes rose at red-light camera intersections by as much as 21 percent in 20173 compared with 2009, the last year before the cameras were installed, it shows.
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Using camcorders, the Teen Safe Driver Program revealed that three-fourths of moderate-to-severe rear-end crashes among teen drivers involved distracting behaviors, most often the use of cellphones.
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Airlander 10, the world's largest aircraft — appropriately nicknamed the "Flying Bum" for its resemblance to a rear end — is back in action following a crash that took place in August 2016.
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It is also oriented with its vertebrae aligned in the same direction as its mother, unlike the digested fish, which is facing the rear end of the hunter that consumed it.
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It handled the curves of the roads with ease and its wide body and higher rear end provided a sense of security even while driving amid other much larger passenger cars.
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The 20-year-old Modern Family actress flashed her rear end for the camera in a skimpy black thong bikini while laying on the ground on top of a white towel.
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"Now you got me wondering too," the actor replied, before playfully holding up a photo of the tattoo to see if it could fit on his rear end, chest or arm.
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And what clerk could compare to the Automatic Chicken, which clucked and dispensed (from its rear end) either an actual hardboiled egg, or an egg-shaped tin with candy or treats?
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The rear end of the cube rose into the air slightly, hovered for a few moments, and then the big box rolled forward before settling once again into a motionless stance.
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In the most crude print, Trump stands naked, his giant buttocks larger than the Capitol Building behind him, as the small devil-men gather behind and gaze at his rear end.
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We got the Memphis MC Monday in NYC where we asked about his new booty campaign that he just announced ... paying for someone to have surgery done on their rear-end.
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In all I spend most of my day sitting on my rear end in a electric golf cart drinking beer, smoking cigars and trying to avoid anything that remotely resembles exercise.
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In March, 20 automakers agreed with regulators to make automatic emergency braking standard on nearly all U.S. vehicles by 2022, a move that could prevent thousands of rear-end crashes annually.
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What would they make of the festival giving one of the prestigious 21 slots in the main competition to this three-and-a-half hour ode to the female rear end?
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And then there was Johnny, a Trump-loving retired truck driver who sat with his arms folded and said that he doesn't "give a rear end" about the President's tax returns.
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This burgundy heating pad also clasps with magnets at the neck, but looks more like a cape than a stole and provides heat all the way down to my rear end.
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The Morgan's show, sadly, has only a little X-rated Lequeu, but it's not entirely prudish; you'll find one exacting study of a woman's rear end, her thighs and buttocks helpfully labeled.
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Try to wound him with shame or embarrass him with public scrutiny and you may as well try to sink a duck by pouring a jug of H2O over its rear end.
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The body smoothly curves back to a more rounded rear end than we're used to, but Infiniti did keep the company's signature angular front grille, which is adorned with bright LED headlights.
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In response to that, the proud Assman of Melville, Saskatchewan, turned the entire rear end—the ass of the truck, you could say—into a replica of a vanity ASSMAN license plate.
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According to Ms. Cicchino of the Insurance Institute, forward-collision warning systems with automatic braking cut rear-end crashes by 50 percent, and rear cross-traffic alerts reduce accidents by 33 percent.
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The reality star captioned the shot, "he always has my back 😜" implying that Kanye was oh-so-helpfully pointing out something on Kim's rear end and reaching out to brush it away.
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"I noticed him because he was honking and flipping me off and then I looked in my mirror, and that&aposs how I saw he was riding my rear end," Johnson told WLWT5 .
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Or if you're getting too close to the car in front and you're driving faster than 18.6 miles per hour, your car will project a rear-end collision warning symbol to warn you.
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One woman described a credible story dating back to 1992, when she says that Bush, then the president, put his hand on her rear end while taking a photograph at a reelection fundraiser.
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There are quite a few trends the fashion world would be juuuust fine without: Male rompers, jeans that unzip at your rear end, and last year's Coachella accessory du jour: the chain bra.
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"He's pretty much turned his rear end toward Congress and the American people and told us to kiss it," Representative Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat and Judiciary Committee member, says of the president.
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"Today, I was told that the discomfort of a middle aged man who seemingly can't keep his eyes off of a sixteen year old's rear end takes precedence over my education," she wrote.
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A judge on Monday sentenced a former Marine to nine years in prison for shooting his former employer, a prominent conspiracy theorist, in the rear end and running him down with his SUV.
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With a mega-sized grille reminiscent of the X7 SUV and a new rear-end design, the new 7 Series is distinctive in a way that no other flagship BMW has been before.
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You wrote the letter not because you had to in order to fulfill a promise to Congress but because you wanted to protect your political rear end from anti-Clinton Republican partisans. Period.
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Police say the javelin was "left on the ground at an angle," and that Godwin fell into the rear end of the spear, which is used in certain track and field events, reported DawgNation.
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It's attacks like these – and probably Chris Christie's promise to "beat" Clinton's "rear end" in the upcoming general-election debates – that temper the former secretary of state's optimism about sexism in the political sphere.
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According to the complaint, that same day, Cimino allegedly inquired whether Johnson was "comfortable with on screen nudity" of his rear end and asked for his "best fitness pictures" when he confirmed he was.
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With five fences to go and two more jockeys down, Rule The World sprints to the front of the pack on the final stretch, his jockey slamming the horse's rear end with a whip.
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It doesn't look bad and could look positively stellar if they smoothed out the overly bulbous fenders and gave the rear end a nip and tuck so it wasn't locked in a perma-frown.
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The next day my shin developed the purple black of a deep bruise, which became a dramatic storytelling aide when I made my friends laugh about my mopping the floor with my rear end.
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Wearing nothing but sneakers and a shirt, she must continually rearrange her body so she can present her vulva or rear end to the camera, a display that is familiar from hard-core pornography.
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The male employee worked as a cook in an Alton, Illinois IHOP, and accused his location's general manager of grabbing his rear end and crotch while also calling and sending him text messages repeatedly.
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The accusations are as recent as 2016 and date back to 1992, when a woman said Bush grabbed her rear end while they were taking a photo at a fundraiser for his reelection campaign.
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"Turn around this way because your rear end is to the camera," she chides her daughter, who's bent over a suitcase to help pack for her mother's engagement at the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut.
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Along with a new front end and a new rear end accented in the middle with new side sills and 20-inch wheels, the 2017 GT-R looks wider and more aggressive than ever before.
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First and most obvious: The headphone dongle is a sinister, greedy proposition from Apple that will make your life worse — no matter how much nicer the iPhone 7's rear-end is as a result.
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According to a 1977 exposé in Mother Jones magazine, Ford Motor Company discovered a design flaw in the fuel tank of its Pinto model that made it susceptible to explosion in a rear-end collision.
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"She could come in and say, 'Look, I went there to be a broadcaster, not to have this guy look at my rear end,'" said Mr. Bland, alluding to an accusation in Ms. Carlson's complaint.
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" She once apologized when using a vulgar word to describe her opponent's economic policies, and paused demurely when searching for a family-friendly synonym for one's rear end, settling finally, with a smile, on "derrière.
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"I once told my team that I had the privilege to coach Kareem and Oscar," Brown said, "and there's no one in this room who could kiss" the rear end of either of those guys.
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Like a sexually distorted version of Thomas Eakins's 1875 "Gross Clinic" painting, one photograph depicts nearly 10 men in a room examining the bare rear end of a woman who spreads herself across their coffee table.
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Image: Ellen Hart I get dressed and am expecting to struggle to get my jeans up and over my apparently asymmetrically-plumped rear end, but they slip on just the same as they did this morning.
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But the process isn't as quick as the Man of Steel's wardrobe changes and Reynolds ends up taking too long to save the civilian in trouble — after giving fans a NSFW flash of his rear end!
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Cats tails can swish, indicating that they are about to pounce; this may be accompanied by placing the back legs firmly on the ground, and sometimes the rear end swaying too, giving them leverage to jump.
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And on August 30, 2016, he presented seaside scene with a Muslim woman in a burkini alongside an obese Trump wearing an obscenely skimpy bathing suit with the words "Muslim Ban" emblazoned on its rear end.
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Police say 31-year-old Raymond Tang drove his Mazda recklessly around the Waymo vehicle, eventually swerving in front of the self-driving car and slamming his brakes, causing the Waymo vehicle to rear-end him.
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Yes, the entire rear end of the AVTR is covered in 33 discrete scales — or as Mercedes-Benz calls them, "bionic flaps" — that the company says could be used to communicate with people outside the car.
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On Sunday, Richie, 19, shared a photo of her and Disick, 34, hugging in front of the Milan Cathedral in Italy on her Instagram story, including an emoji heart, which she placed on her own rear end.
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The woman, now 663, spoke exclusively with CNN and said she was attending a fundraiser for Bush's re-election campaign in Dearborn, Michigan, with her father when the president grabbed her rear end during a photo-op.
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On Monday, a second woman said the senator touched her inappropriately, telling CNN that he grabbed her rear end as her husband took a photo of the two of them at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
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During closing statements in the case, Mueller's attorney, Gabriel McFarland, argued that his client was a respected industry veteran who would never have risked his $150,000-per-year radio job by grabbing a major celebrity's rear end.
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GM's safety features are designed for "real-world crash conditions," the automaker said in a statement, while going on to note that other studies have shown AEB is effective in reducing rear-end crash rates by 44 percent.
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As Bendjima sat shirtless on the ground of a bathroom wearing only jeans, Kardashian hopped on top and straddled him (as he gripped her rear end) before snapping the sexy shot, prominently featuring the brand's iconic logoed underwear.
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The medical examiner's office also said that it's believed the vehicle was not properly parked before Yelchin walked to the rear end of his vehicle and that the vehicle then rolled and pinned him between the car and gate.
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MCLEAN, Va. (Reuters) - U.S. auto safety regulators said on Thursday that 2000 automakers have agreed to make automatic emergency braking standard on nearly all U.S. vehicles by 21, a move that could prevent thousands of rear-end crashes annually.
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According to the Pittsburgh Port Authority, a city bus was stopped at a red light on Monday morning when the street beneath it gave way and devoured its rear end, sending the vehicle's front half feet into the air.
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Found in wooded areas on nearly every continent, bombardier beetles — a group that consists of more than 500 species — get their name from their signature defense mechanism: When threatened, they shoot a hot chemical spray from their rear end.
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On Serena, it only serves to accentuate a superstructure that is already bordering on the digitally enhanced and a rear end that I will attempt to sum up as discreetly as possible by simply referring to it as 'formidable.
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In case you thought the tone of this election season had already hit rock bottom, Fiorina is in South Carolina with a meditation on the famed Kardashian's rear end to convince you we are, in fact, nowhere near the bottom yet.
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Mueller's attorney Gabriel McFarland, during his turn at the podium, told jurors his client was a respected industry veteran who never would have risked his $150,000-per-year job to reach under Swift's skirt and grab her bare rear end.
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Whatever motion their tail is making, it suggests a change of energy level in the cat that is causing this appendage on her rear-end to move in certain ways, and in a way it means something is going on.
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But there's good news for anyone who wants to balance a champagne glass on their rear end — West's trainer, Melissa Alcantara, is sharing the seven moves you need to get her "toned butt," and you can do them in any gym.
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"If it becomes like a Pinto, where you don't want to buy it because it explodes, that would be a bad situation," he said, referring to the 1971 Ford car that became famous for erupting in flames after rear-end collisions.
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In the video, Jones and his camera men confront Darcy while Jones lambastes him as 'the equivalent of like the Hitler Youth' and accuses him of 'smiling like a possum that crawled out of the rear end of a dead cow.
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He said he burst out of his own tent, threw his shoes on, caught a lantern his wife had tossed him, and arrived at the family's campsite to see the rear end of a wolf sticking out of their collapsed tent.
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Our rear end continued its lazy rotation until, still under a second into the event, on the right side of the windshield, glowing in the clear ice forming on the glass, I saw the propane truck's headlights, shining toward us.
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Directors just have to put the right wheels on (it accepts lug patterns from any manufacturer), then have a stunt driver race, wheelspin, or flick the rear end out as they pass the camera, just as they would in a normal car.
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Richard Branson's Virgin team partnered up with French automaker Citroën's DS Automobile offshoot and created an unruly monster of a car — driver Sam Bird spent almost the entire season sliding around corners because the rear end of the car was so heavy.
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Jessica Casucci said in the claim that a male partner groped her breasts and rear end and told her that he wanted to "f— her" and give her "the best night of [her] life" at a company event in Orlando in 2015.
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With a driving range of 2590 miles, a power train capable of 603 horsepower, and a gorgeous rear end that Mercedes deemed its "boat tail," this battery-powered convertible coupe is what we can only dream the future of electric vehicles holds.
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This hurts me in the tenderest part of my tender heart, because, truly, the joy of the job — other than the joy that comes along with the voyeurism of learning how, exactly, you fused your rear end to the sofa — is helping people.
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Technicians had installed a large, ring-shaped screen, reminiscent of a carrousel, upon which a circling succession of closeup images—bright textile prints, grainy stitched leather, the rear end of a horse—was being rapidly projected, while a Philip Glass soundtrack played.
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Chevron Phillips Chemical Co has retained Norton Rose Fulbright to defend the company in an employment discrimination case, after the plaintiff's lawyer accused Chevron's previous counsel at Baker Hostetler of shaking his rear end and making inappropriate comments during a mediation session.
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Data compiled by the state of California suggests that the most common self-driving fender benders are rear-end crashes, in part because human drivers don't expect autonomous cars to follow road rules and come to complete, non-rolling stops at stop signs.
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The pictures showed a panorama of divergent body types and grooming: spiky eyebrows; astonishingly asymmetrical breasts; a towering aboriginal man with the chiseled torso of an American underwear model, but two twigs for legs; a Hottentot woman with an extraordinarily convex rear end.
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Whether the system slows the car all the way to a stop or just helps out by reducing speed, AEB is intended to prevent rear-end crashes, which account for 2,000 deaths and more than half a million injuries annually, according to the NHTSA.
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Your headline, "The Italian job" (July 9th) was an amusing parallel with that wonderful film and only served to underline the scale of the problem, on whose rear end the stash of gold seized by Charlie Croker and his mob would represent but a pimple.
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Even drinking alcohol is against the rules; 20 lashes on the rear-end is the punishment, last meted out about a year ago, Mr. Nakuau said, to eight boys and two girls caught in a not-so-distant corner of their very small island.
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But Uber's cars were the "striking vehicle" in only two of those crashes; the majority involved another vehicle striking the autonomous car (33 such incidents; 25 of them were rear-end crashes, and in eight crashes, Uber's test vehicle was sideswiped by another vehicle).
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Even that word — Antipodean slang for unfashionable, which in its initial meaning referred to the dried droppings on a sheep's rear end — now seems quaint, a byproduct of a simpler era, when Magic Eye pictures kept kids entertained for hours and internet was dial-up.
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Just days before this week's armed robbery, she was the target of known celebrity prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who attempted to kiss the reality star's rear end as she stepped out in Paris (days earlier, he'd grabbed model Gigi Hadidand lifted her off the ground in Milan).
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While some local agencies in the US have faulted cyclists more often than drivers, as NPR reported, a 2014 report by the League of American Bicyclists showed that 52 percent of cyclists fatalities were caused by rear end collisions and a car's front hitting a cyclists' side.
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As Tesla, Google, Volvo and the others work to take the human element (and all of its inherent weaknesses — distractions, slow reflexes, declining vision and hearing) out of the driving equation, accidents will no doubt be reduced, and many, such as rear-end collisions, may be eliminated.
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Put another way, for you to catch something nasty from a seat, the germs on it have to travel into your genital or urinary tract or get into your body via an open cut or sore on your rear end — none of which are particularly likely.
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In Mr. Martin's case, the speedy driver braked in time, but his scenario is the most common one, officials say: Vehicles zoom up behind the much slower buggies and rear-end them, often plowing right through the lightweight fiberglass or wooden coach and into the horse.
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To be inside a Humvee, however, as it drops out of a flaming C-5 whose rear end has been sheared off, and to have your chute deposit you on the lip of a hydroelectric dam, gives you so much more to talk about at parties.
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Lomas, a penetration tester with the British cybersecurity firm Pen Test Partners, pulled out his phone, consulted the detection app LightBlue, and quickly identified a Lovense Hush, purportedly "the most powerful vibrating buttplug on the market," that Lomas says was nestled in the rear end of a stranger.
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The Evija takes the modern hypercar look — one that companies like McLaren and Ferrari have honed over the last decade or so — and puts a twist on it by carving out big holes in the bodywork and building a massive diffuser into the rear end of the car.
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"Someone with an understanding of the politics of this country needs to explain to Zuckerberg that if cryptocurrency is used to finance the next terrorist attacks against Americans, a hundred lawyers ... are not going to protect his rear end from the wrath of the American people," Sherman said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ice zombies and fire-breathing dragons plague the characters in the hit fantasy TV series "Game of Thrones," but for fans who took part in a four-day marathon to watch the series' 67 episodes back-to-back, a pained rear end posed a greater threat.
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This technique for cleaning grout will also have you down on your knees (or sitting on your rear end, if your knees can't take it), but only for a very short time, because you are going to allow the cleaning solution to do most of the work for you.
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" The large windshield continues all the way up and over to the car's rear end, and Lexus imagines using this glass roof as a display for information like "a realistic star-filled sky, user-favorite videos, and even navigation" for rear passengers — an idea Lexus unflinchingly refers to as "SkyGate.
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The "Rossen Report" clip, shared on Twitter by The Daily Show with the caption: "Throwback to 2012 when Matt Lauer was the 'real victim' of sexual harassment," investigates "The Smack Heard 'Round The Studio" — an off-air "controversy" that arose after network host Willy Geist smacked Matt Lauer's rear end.
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"I had a big butt … I had this bike and I was rounding the curve, and I thought this was one of my good friends sitting on the curb with a little boy, so we had to be, like, 8, maybe, and she referred to my rear end," Vieira said.
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A three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati heard arguments in a bid by former U.S. Steel employee David Hylko to revive claims that his supervisor, John Hemphill, engaged in severe harassment, including calling Hylko his "bitch" and grabbing his rear end and genitals.
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In what may not come as a surprise, vehicles with automatic braking systems are involved in rear-end crashes (that is, accidents in which a vehicle hits a car directly in front of them) at lower rates than vehicles not equipped with the systems, says the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, or IIHS.
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As the fuselages of the two aircraft are similar in appearance, these engines are one of the best ways to tell the difference between the Max and 800 since the LEAP 1B engines found on the Max aircraft feature chevrons on the rear end of the housing, which helps make the engine quieter.
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" Chris Christie, perhaps in an effort to follow the victor of Iowa's Monday night caucuses, today aired his Clinton-spanking thoughts to journalists on a campaign bus in New Hampshire: CHRISTIE on HILLARY: "I'll beat her rear end on that stage and afterward she'll be relieved that I didn't serve her with a subpoena.
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The shot shows the Revenge Body host lying on the floor looking like she's seconds away from cracking up as her hairstylist Jen Atkin squats down on one side to slick back a rogue lock and her makeup artist Joyce Bonelli on the other end reaching out to apply a little makeup to her rear end.
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"He knows the power he has, and the reverence he deserves, even while sitting perhaps somewhat senile in a wheelchair," said Jordana Grolnick, who said that Bush told her a dirty joke (that several other women independently said he'd told them too) and put his hand on her rear end while taking a photo a few years ago.
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Given that the Uber vehicle has flipped onto its side it looks to be a high speed crash, which suggests a pretty serious incident versus the mostly minor accidents detailed by Google's longer-lived self-driving car unit, Waymo, such as low speed rear-end shunts of the vehicles (by human-powered cars driving behind them).
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"He added: "Someone with an understanding of the politics of this country needs to explain to Mr. Zuckerberg that if cryptocurrency is used to finance the next horrific terrorist attack against Americans, 100 lawyers standing in a row charging two thousand dollars an hour are not going to protect his rear end from the wrath of the American people.
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It was not glamorous: She represented a moving company whose customer had sued it for damaging a coffee table, a crop-duster who flew his airplane too close to his rice fields and injured a farmworker, and a canning company that was sued after a man opened his pork and beans and found the rear end of a rat.
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Bowles was generally popular in the locker room, but there were troubling signs of a lack of command, such as when running back Isaiah Crowell signed an endorsement deal with a toilet-paper substitute product just days after Bowles had chastised Crowell for a touchdown celebration in which he pretended to wipe his rear end with the football.
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It is called the groover because the body of the toilet is an old ammunition can stood on its side—on a wilderness river, you must pack everything out, including human waste, and an ammo can, being sealable and unbreakable, is ready-made—and, when one sits on it, one winds up with a groove on each cheek of one's rear end.
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I didn't tell my children the story of my first job, the job I started the week I turned 16, and how the manager kept making excuses to go back to the storeroom whenever I was at the fry station, how he would squeeze his corpulent frame between the counter and me, dragging his sweaty crotch across my rear end on each trip.
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Lindsay Menz told CNN that Franken grabbed her rear end during a photo op at the 2010 Minnesota State Fair: Then, as her husband held up her phone and got ready to snap a photo of the two of them, Franken "pulled me in really close, like awkward close, and as my husband took the picture, he put his hand full-fledged on my rear," Menz said.
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But there is at least one type of improvement in coverage Americans can look forward to: the end of the dreaded exposed rear end, that hospital cliché created by back-tying gowns that has been immortalized in movies including "Something's Gotta Give" (courtesy of a medicated Jack Nicholson stumbling down the hallway) to "Yes Man" (Jim Carrey this time, spotted on the back of a motorcycle).
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For those who want something a little bit more "turned-up-to-eleven," Merc also has the AMG GT C Roadster, which gets more output and torque (550 horsepower and 502 lb-ft) as well as a wider rear end that makes room for larger wheels and an active rear axle steering system brought over from the AMG GT R that lets the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction to the front.
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