When cruising from red light to red light, the shifts are refined.
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From red light to red light, remain gently mindful of your direct experience.
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So if I hit a red light, I'm there through the red light, through the people, through the other direction.
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If there was a flashing red light, if there was a blaring red light, we would keep investing the same way we do.
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"Malabaristas do Sinal Vermelho" ("Red-Light Jugglers") speaks of children who descend from the hillside slums and accost drivers stopped at a red light.
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You are driving your car and see a red light: Belief in the presence of the red light becomes part of your web without any difficulty.
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My Red Light responded that the women had marks on their records, and that if it hired them, My Red Light would lose its license under municipal regulations.
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It's a problem that can be curbed with red light cameras, Kolosh said, which reduced red light violations by 40% in a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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Do the same for the other — red light, contaminated.
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"Since 'red' light from the sun only penetrates a few meters deep into the ocean, if we see red at depth, it is actually the animal converting blue light into red light."
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A fly enjoying some red light, nothing to see here.
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Red light is the most efficient color for encouraging photosynthesis.
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Police say witnesses told investigators she ran a red light.
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"Isn't this fun?" she asked, stopping for a red light.
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A red light flashed as he passed through the border.
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He explained why red light in particular works so well.
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A red light allowed her to photograph nocturnal moth pollinators.
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The headlamp also has a solid and flashing red light.
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That red light was a warning: I had Poor Air.
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Driver Allegedly Ran Red Light — and Claims She Had Seizure Sources within the New York Police Department tell PEOPLE the driver in Monday's crash claims she experienced a seizure as she approached the red light.
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A red light means action is needed to open the market.
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Tobii's system uses invisible infra-red light to illuminate the eyes.
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Anderson slowed down to 45 mph before running a red light.
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"Um, daddy went past a red light," he told the dispatcher.
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" And then it's gonna be, "Oh, he ran a red light.
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Zurich's Langstrasse, a red light district, houses both people and parties.
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So a self-driving car runs a red light, big whoop!
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Another driver ran a red light and crashed into the car.
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But 10 states already ban the use of red light cameras.
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I've outfitted my studio with the highest grade of red light.
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The Red Light District in Amsterdam is more depressing than titillating.
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A red light will indicate that both have been turned off.
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Speed and red-light cameras are the bane of many motorists.
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A red light suddenly turns green, and the door slides open.
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When the red light goes on, I can't have any doubt.
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Their glazed bodies shone through the dim red light like beacons.
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"The red-light district is symbolic of the problem," she said.
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Well, I'm a policeman and the music is a red light.
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But Ayer's weird red light and the ghost of Peter Kaplan?
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Meanwhile, the Airthinx silently watched me with its judgy red light.
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A Kardashian source tells us the Prius ran a red light.
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Also on Wednesday, one of those cars ran a red light.
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" And then he's gonna be like, "Ah, it was a red light.
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That's more than speeding (10.8 percent) and red light running (5.2 percent).
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The father stopped at a red light before taking a right turn.
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In one test, researchers periodically projected a red light onto the windshield.
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No more red light for me, baby, only green, I gotta go.
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Price: $29.99 on Amazon A solid headlamp with a red light setting.
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They acquired interests in several prominent establishments in Amsterdam's red-light district.
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Most citations for speed and red-light cameras are simply civil fines.
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You'll see a flashing red light when the battery is getting low.
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Also arrogant to offer free sex advice in the red light district.
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I returned to my quarters and sat in repeated red light blinking.
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When he hit Twenty-first he stopped at a flashing red light.
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Red Light District – it's just tourists rubbernecking and mediocre-looking food stands.
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For users, it'll function much like flagging a red-light camera would.
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Yes. Did I once blithely run a red light in New Jersey?
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With red light cameras, all infractions are ticketed, no matter the circumstance.
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Rather than pay the red light camera fine, Järlström, an electrical engineer, spent months researching the specifics of yellow light timing and red light cameras, and learned that his wife had likely been ticketed for running a yellow light.
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A small red light also appears next to the light sensor up top.
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Bradley drove up next to the BMW at a red light, he said.
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For example, blue ink absorbs red light, and yellow ink absorbs blue light.
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Shift Technology puts a red light on suspicious claims and tells you why.
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Elliott ran a red light on his way to practice at 7 a.m.
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Emergency vehicles are distinguished by a red light that circulates around the rectangle.
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She rear ended a fire truck at a red light, according to police.
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Yep, that's an older man riding a penny-farthing through a red light.
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The shooting came after an alleged dispute with Johnson at a red light.
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The streets in Xita resembled the bleak alleyways of Amsterdam's red light district.
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When that red light hits you, it's hard not to turn it up.
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The blue light is the hour and the red light is the minutes.
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I really like when that red light is on and when it's important.
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It is like peering into the red-light district of high-end retail.
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A red light on the keyboard should light up to signal it's on.
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Quigley's amendment and said that flashing red light calls us to action today.
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A pulsing, red light renders the scene into a straight-up horror film.
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As it approached a red light at Hester Street, the signal turned green.
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Greg Abbott made Texas the latest state to ban red-light traffic cameras.
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A red light would flash on and off if someone suspicious came in.
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We stopped at yet another red light, and I started to get anxious.
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Since human eyes are not, infra-red light is ideal for covert trickery.
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The cab stopped a block away at a red light, then sailed off.
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A red light alerts you to any metal or foreign object detection, too.
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No. I tried to record him once but he got red light fever.
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He followed him to the scene but got stuck at a red light.
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"In this case, the car went through a red light," the documents said.
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The radar and laser detector alerts drivers to red light and speeding cameras.
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But at the red light on Eufaula I had to stop the car.
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"The red-light district is symbolic of the problem," she told The Times.
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It's sacrosanct: you cannot go into the studio when the red light was on.
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Or that moment of instability pulling up to or away from a red light.
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And so you stare at the red light for what feels like an eternity.
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Seconds later, it veers into oncoming traffic and then goes through a red light.
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There is a stop sign and a flashing red light for drivers on SR363.
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Red-light cameras are a common frustration for drivers in hundreds of U.S. cities.
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There's a solid red light in the Democratic column in the box for Clinton.
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A red light was flashing, and it appeared to be running out of charge.
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They were stopped at a red light when he suddenly heard the bridge crack.
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The police later cited the driver of the Honda for a red light violation.
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Rafaela is a sex worker here in the Kurfürstenstraße, Berlin's biggest red-light district.
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Save for one song, Knife Party doesn't want to see anything but red light.
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Would my parents leave me high in the red light district as funny prank?
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Interestingly it's a mixture of blue light and red light that seems more effective.
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Wim and Cor's involvement in red-light businesses became an open secret in Amsterdam.
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He saw the red light and popped into action, like Jordan after the whistle.
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"The whole street was bathed in this red light and black smoke," he said.
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He was led back to the machine for another hour of red-light therapy.
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More than 400 communities across the United States have red light cameras in operation.
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A flash of red light temporarily blinds the audience but doesn't quiet the cheers.
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The city's red-light district will be hanging discreet curtains and curbing illicit activities.
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She pulled up to a red light, and quickly ducked down in her car.
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It reduces the temptation of running a red light and also slows down traffic.
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Seven states, including New Jersey, have imposed bans on speed or red-light cameras.
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If you shine only red light onto this green leaf, nothing would be reflected.
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And the chances of another red light from Europe's antitrust controllers should be lower.
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I also put on my No. 303 primer and mascara at a red light.
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To top it off, someone filmed a self-driving Uber running a red light.
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It actually said the red-light incident proved the need for self-driving cars.
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Varricchio: Bluetooth made me run a red light, and it kind of scarred me.
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When they aren't racing through a red light, messengers sometimes enter more official competitions.
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I keep thinking they're probably secretly listening even though the red light is on.
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Whenever the car detected a red light, it gently brought the car to a stop.
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The red light, on the other hand, is much brighter and hurt my eyes slightly.
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TrapTap says it has mapped every school zone and red light camera in 60 countries.
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Didn't Kerri Chandler say it's all about a basement, a red light, and a feeling?
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His greatest task, his raison d'être: to chase down individuals who run a red light.
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She is being charged with running a red light and Misdemeanor Involuntary Vehicular Manslaughter. pic.twitter.
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The IIHS said red-light-running crashes caused 709 deaths and 126,000 injuries in 2014.
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Uber refused, then one of the self-driving cars ran a red light, drama ensued.
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Its light did not get darken and red light is mixed in the white light.
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But the guy didn't comment and just sped off, reportedly running a red light. Alert!!!
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But just as the cyclist crosses the median, a Lexus plows through the red light.
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In a TV studio, he comes alive when the red light blinks on a camera.
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Think of the schoolyard game of red light, green light — but applied to all physics.
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"Maybe when it starts to harm his business the red light will flash," he said.
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A red light ticket can bump your premium by 22%, or about $330, on average.
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I don't really get how it works, but it bathes me in a red light.
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It bathed our bouncing children in its red light and set the sea on fire.
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Bouldin ran a red light and his vehicle hit the passenger side of Dietz's vehicle.
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I was so stupid drunk, I would stop at a red light and fall over.
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If you wait to do more red light, the results will not be the same.
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After seeing the red light, the mother of the family drove to a neighbor's house.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I'm at a red light at 20th Street and Second Avenue.
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If a Waymo car detects a red light, for example, it is programmed to stop.
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But more red-light cameras have been discontinued than added since 22017, the institute said.
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The quaint name Storyville obscures the fact that it was New Orleans's red light district.
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When a buzzer sounds, the red light goes out and the green light goes on.
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Hours later, it was replaced by red light, the firestorm hitting the outskirts of town.
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The city has red-light cameras at 150 intersections and more than 20153 speed cameras.
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The action for going through a red light wrongly is you don't lose your license.
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If there are any clouds overhead, the red light illuminates them, creating a spectacular sunrise.
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"Horrrrrrrrible," she screamed as she lurched forward on her Vespa, right through the red light.
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A woman on her way to a nail salon was stopped at a red light.
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A steam locomotive bathed in red light barrelled down, a reference to Stalin's industrialization drive.
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" At a red light, he offered divinations about my life: "You've been a nervous wreck.
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If there are any clouds overhead, the red light illuminates them, creating a spectacular sunrise.
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Next time you're in the checkout lane or stopped at a red light, look around.
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A woman's voice sings in shrill Punjabi as the women are bathed in red light.
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At a red light, both men stopped and yelled at each other through their windows.
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Police have arrested a driver suspected of running a red light and causing the crash.
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He photographed red-light districts, and asked friends in other cities to do the same.
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Tijuana's red-light district is open for business 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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It's not impossible or that far-fetched to imagine the red light district on the move.
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As Elsie and Bernard explore Outpost 12, they find a destroyed room cast in red light.
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Brandon Jenkins was stopped at a red light when the suspect came at him from behind.
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Bathed in red light, jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald performs at Mr. Kelly's nightclub in Chicago, 1958.
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Sellout. A 5-year-old Massachusetts boy ratted out his father for running a red light.
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If something's wrong with your connection, you may see a red light ring instead of blue.
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That particular area's saturated with our cameras as well as private cameras and red light cameras.
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How many times have we sat at a red light when no cars crossed our horizon?
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She and Carlile, bathed in red light, torched the stage with "Common," their duet on Girl.
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Using blue and red light therapy, this mask targets acne-causing bacteria and reduces acne inflammation.
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We had to go to the car wash and then we went past the red light.
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"Blue light bends more than red light, so blue light actually gets scattered out," Walter says.
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It's way more labyrinthine than just red light pinging a red photoreceptor so you see red.
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Compared to other algae, their tiny bodies absorb more blue light and scatter more red light.
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The patients were randomly assigned to therapy with either bright white light or dim red light.
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Well, just for comparison's sake, let's take the stop light, green light, yellow light, red light.
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The city of Dallas reportedly brought in $5.8 million with its red light cameras in 2018.
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This went on and on like a game of red light, green light, one-two-three.
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And then someone on a bike ran their red light right into my path and stopped.
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At one point, he says the van even ran a red light trying to lose them.
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The molecule absorbs blue and red light well while reflecting the green light that we see.
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She was allegedly sitting at a red light when Johnson s vehicle stopped next to hers.
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We moved between the Village to Times Square, which was really the big red light district.
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The bleakness of dust and raw, red light seeps into your pores, the stillness is deafening.
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There's also a little red light that reminds you to clean the filter once a month.
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Holland is famous for windmills, canals, reefer bars and red light districts with booty assed hookers.
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"I didn't have any feeling at all when I was under the red light," Junjun says.
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Carmela: I don't like walking down Langstrasse in Zurich's party and red light district at night.
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The plants emit green light and soak up blue and red light, hence the magenta color.
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He also said he did not think it was safe to go through the red light.
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Suddenly a yellow traffic light flickered overhead, followed seconds later, he said, by a red light.
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Witnesses said James-McLean cruised through a red light while the Japanese driver was turning right.
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Our priority now is to flash the red light and apply the brakes on both trains.
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A red light on the judge's bench used to signal a security breach never lit up.
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When the blinking red light goes on, it is just you and the person at home.
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The final scene in the show is bathed in red light and set mostly in silence.
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But city officials have said that both speed and red-light cameras have made streets safer.
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On some of Manhattan's larger towers, for instance, a red light blinks atop a long antenna.
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The red light setting further preserves your vision and causes less disturbance to others nearby, too.
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"They drive up to you so close, you find yourself going through a red light," Mrs.
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Chef Michael Chambers sauces the top of a Detroit original pepperoni pizza at Red Light Bar.
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I plugged it in and watched a thin beam of red light glow across the top.
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The chromium alters the crystal structure so that all but red light tends to be absorbed.
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If you were standing on Proxima b, you'd be basked in red light from the star.
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When grown in far-red light, this cyanobacteria, called "Chroococcidiopsis thermalis," can still photosynthesize where others falter.
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I text E. at a red light and jokingly warn him that he better be home soon.
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When they left, I chased them through the streets of his neighborhood, even running a red light.
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I stop at a red light by, like, Topanga Canyon, and I decided to do another hit.
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You know, it&aposs like they should be able to catch you running the red light personally.
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I eat a half a baked sweet potato in my car with hands at a red light.
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Bars in Bangkok's Patpong, a popular night market and red light district, are largely empty these days.
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"Maybe it's not a red light, but it's definitely a yellow light at this point." said Schlossberg.
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And that, red light notwithstanding, Batman still only works in black and sometimes very very dark gray.
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We had our first show behind one of the windows in the Red Light District in Brussels.
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There's a movie from 1977 called Red Light in the White House, could it offer any clues?
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What sets it off-kilter is that it is cast in a menacing and unnatural red light.
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The self-driving car apparently identified that the van running a red light and applied the brakes.
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Red light boosts collagen in the skin on a different level, and it makes such a difference.
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A red light appears high above a man dressed in a dark robe like a choir singer.
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Until she got the cash together, she had to come to the red-light district every day.
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There's even a red light district in Hellfest in case you are into that sort of thing!
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With the eye-port shutters closed, red light bulbs are turned on to cast an eerie glow.
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Linda Barson, the driver of the other car, claims Venus blew a red light and was speeding.
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Police raided "red-light districts, brothels, massage parlors, private apartments, airports and immigration reception centers," Europol said.
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In one of the tests, the officer asked Woods to follow a red light with his eyes.
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And is an economy growing above 2% a flashing red light for the Fed to slash rates?
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" Sure, it was sick to see Skepta bounding around the stage, swathed in red light, spitting "Shutdown.
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Investigators said the woman was driving a rented Tesla Model 3 when she ran a red light.
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Police said it was not immediately clear what caused the Tesla driver to run the red light.
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Or it might be missing entirely, making a person completely unable to see, for example, red light.
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Washington said she noticed a red or maroon pickup stop next to them at a red light.
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What this devil once promised to do for them: Stop the car from running the red light.
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This partially explains why that driver allegedly blew a red light to avoid questions from a reporter.
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A dash cam owner in Palo Alto, California, captured a red light runner meeting some instant justice.
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If you're stopped at a red light and someone rear-ends you, obviously it's not your fault.
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Reports have suggested that speed and running a red light may have been factors in the incident.
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Deputy Joshua Wang initially tried to stop Okobi after he crossed the street against a red light.
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The suicide rate is most likely higher because of undocumented deaths in red-light districts and slums.
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Four teenagers in a stolen RAV4 hurtled through a red light, killing a pregnant 24-year-old.
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I woke up later to blinking red light and the noise of Klimt clearing his throat overhead.
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Of course, just as red light isn't good, that's not to say blue light is bad, either.
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I was doing a daily show on a channel called Red Light, with clothes on—nothing nude.
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"The action of going through a red light is not that you lose your license," McFarlane said.
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"You always get examples, just as you always get people crossing the red light," Mr. Hufbauer said.
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I can't sleep if the TV has a red light or the AC has a green light.
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This week, when stopped at a red light, I saw two men fighting at a gas station.
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A red light from the court, or even a strong yellow light, puts the brakes on this.
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But when the red light came on in Des Moines, they were both on their best behavior.
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In another move, tours of Amsterdam's well-known red-light district will be banned starting in 2020.
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With traffic deaths spiking, New York City is targeting those who accumulate red-light and speeding violations.
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A red color patch would reflect only red light, so in this case it would appear black.
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The red light is pulsing, 24/7, and it does not appear to have an off switch.
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Jenna Mendez was stopped at a red light one intersection away when she saw the bridge crumble.
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I hear the alarm sounding and see the red light where the engine has had an emergency.
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Even today, I have felt the urge to run that red light, or to boisterously split infinitives.
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The room is small and dark except for a dim red light that plunges everyone into anonymity.
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When the car stopped at a red light, Fraser managed to get out but fell to the ground.
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"(China's) priority now is to flash the red light and to apply brakes on both trains," he said.
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Dutch sex workers' union PROUD is currently organizing to protest a recent ban of Red Light District tours.
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I don&apost like it when you can get hit for jaywalking or for running a red light.
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Shannon Vivar said she didn't see the Jeep running the red light, but she heard her mother scream.
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If investors are that worried about geopolitics and the economy, that's a red light that cannot be ignored.
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If not, you'll get a red light, and an official will likely conduct extra screening of some kind.
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They have luminescent spotlamps which project beams of red light that they can see, but their prey cannot.
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However, the astronomers found that blue light was blocked much more than red light during the star's dimming.
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Dust can block out blue light in favor of red light, giving us inaccurate information through our telescopes.
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A bright red light flashes to indicate when brushing too hard, which is great for someone gum recession.
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After surveying the scene, he told reporters that one of the drivers might have run a red light.
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When it first launched in San Francisco this past December, a car was filmed running a red light.
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Once or twice in my lifetime I've driven through a red light on an empty road at night.
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Image: CobraThe red light camera warnings proved to be accurate, at least in calling out local camera positions.
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It's technology that's in everything from Facebook profiles to red-light cameras, from object recognition to missile strikes.
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While driving through the town of Leduc, they all chanted "Jehovah" together and blasted through a red light.
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A person who was talking on a cell phone came speeding through the red light at an intersection.
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The driver sped past four cars and a school bus and didn't see the red light, said Teater.
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Witnesses on the scene say the SUV ran a red light and sped up to hit crossing shoppers.
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A "sir" is a flashing red light that he is speaking from his imagination rather than his memory.
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Before the green light recommendation, the car would tell you how long you'd be at a red light.
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A Louisiana woman was standing at a red light when three white men pulled up in a truck.
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The officer performs a test in which he asks Woods to follow a red light with his eyes.
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Have you ever been stuck at a long red light when no one is coming the other way?
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"Now I literally have to do nothing," the operator commented while waiting to turn at a red light.
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Mr. Maldonado ran a red light and struck Mr. von Ohlen from behind, prosecutors said, before speeding away.
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The old format, popularized by red-light chat lines, has reemerged, riding the wave of the podcast boom.
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It also uses far-red light to illuminate the scene with a color that the squid can't see.
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But all those red light countdowns appearing on my screen meant that the "green wave" never really happened.
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He stopped at a red light next to a 2001 Nissan that his friend Tristan Reichle was driving.
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"We escaped the traffic and red light ticket cameras as well Washington State's high sales taxes," he says.
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He could see the red light blinking on the panel for the alarm system they thankfully never armed.
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To reverse the rise, AAA recommended that governments boost the use of red light cameras to increase enforcement.
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Last year, not counting parking and red-light tickets, the city handed out more than 877,000 noncriminal summonses.
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The city helped a social investment fund buy four buildings that it now rents to My Red Light.
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The vehicle ran a red light in Los Angeles, hitting a Honda Civic and killing its two occupants.
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"It will be a red light (for the economy) if first-quarter growth is bad," the official added.
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"It will be a red light (for the economy) if first-quarter growth is bad," the official added.
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"It will be a red light (for the economy) if first-quarter growth is bad," the official added.
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We all turned left and I ended up next to one of the ambulances at a red light.
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He was standing at a red light and up walked Walter on the other side of the street.
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The line has a system that makes a train brake automatically if it goes through a red light.
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Over time, the car could even use the red light information to briefly turn itself off during stops.
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For each strong, painful shock, she'll flash a red light on a screen the participant is looking at.
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Court filings allege that Sandoval, formerly a member of the Illinois State Senate Transportation Committee, accepted payments or gifts of more than $5,000 in exchange for supporting the installation of red-light cameras across the state as well as opposing legislation viewed as impeding companies that manufacture red-light cameras.
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A shot of Saturn's moons Tethys (left) and Rhea (right) captured by the Cassini spacecraft in visible red light.
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Look closely at the top of the plane, near the red light, and you'll see a "Wayne Industries" logo.
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This can include laser treatment, chemical peels, or yes, acne light therapy — also known as blue red light therapy.
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"She kept saying to me, 'You ran a red light,' and I'm like, 'No, I didn't,&apos" says Drew.
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After all, under Levandowski's stewardship, an Uber self-driving car ran a red light in San Francisco last December.
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Jason Mraz got in a serious accident after a driver sped through a red light and crashed into him.
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A software bug, not human error, had been responsible for the car running the red light, the Times reported.
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At the stoplight, a Pedal Tavern has just coasted through a red light, holding up traffic in all directions.
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This came after a video surfaced showing an Uber self-driving SUV in San Francisco running a red light.
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Dutch porn makers Red Light District started one of the first internet video streaming sites way back in 1994.
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As the driver was approaching a red light, an older man walking a dog began to cross the street.
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Witnesses said a red minivan ran a red light and struck two vehicles at an intersection, according to police.
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He gives the example of a CCTV camera taking a picture of a vehicle running through a red light.
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I would know that if the ambient red light was there, then he was hooking up with someone else.
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We're told surveillance video showed the bikers riding on 42nd Street when the group stopped at a red light.
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If I wasn't pregnant, she would've put me under a red light for 20 minutes to further stimulate collagen.
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Many guides use a traffic light system to clearly designate choices with a green, yellow or red light signs.
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Get out your comfy blankets and red light flashlights: August is going to be quite a month for skywatchers.
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The camera then takes us outside into the Red Light District where we see a man smoking a joint.
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Thankfully I was wrong, and the curtains pulled back to reveal a stage bathed in red light and smoke.
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Described as the worst accident so far, the car was hit by a van that passed a red light.
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She settled near Patpong, the city's burgeoning red-light district, and started hanging out in some of the bars.
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The retired U.S. Women's soccer star was pulled over by Portland cops when she allegedly ran a red light.
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You know the routine — wait at one red light, only to meet another at the next intersection, and another.
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I run through a red light, a car stops on a dime and the driver leans on her horn.
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Bathed in dim red light, Hell was everything the name suggests, and yet somehow made it a beautiful experience.
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We start in the educational surroundings of the Absinth Depot, located in the Scheunenviertel, Berlin's old red light district.
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MX3D, a Dutch robotics firm, 3D printed a functional stainless steel bridge for pedestrians in Amsterdam's red light district.
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Pietrangelo took his turn lighting the red light with another man-advantage marker 7:10 into the second period.
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The following year Li Keqiang, the prime minister, declared a "war on pollution", describing smog as nature's "red light".
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Sure, if you stomp the gas accelerator pedal from a red light, you'll burn up the electrons pretty quick.
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Their purview is more often highway bottlenecks, angry motorists, and the occasional ticket-worthy blow through a red light.
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Heads Up Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel, the city's red light district, was the neighborhood that parents always warned their children about.
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So I set the destination mode again at a red light as I drove near a known busy area.
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Since 1991, there have been 42 elections on adopting or prohibiting either speed or red-light cameras or both.
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"Coney Island found itself with the world's first — and perhaps only — tin, elephant-shaped red-light district," he wrote.
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Within the jet, the team observed several intense flashes of red light, each shining as bright as 1,000 suns.
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At timed intervals, the lasers propel into the darkness, bringing a sequence of bright red light into the space.
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The camera system operates in low-light, and emits a far-red light that doesn't blind dark-adapted creatures.
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That's a yellow light rather than a red light, and you can ignore the yellow light for a while.
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For "Jack the Ripper," the theater filled with smoke and Morrissey performed in a cloud of blood-red light.
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Three years ago, he found her in the red light district and convinced her to go back to school.
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He argued Robinson's car drifted after he fell asleep at a red light ... but barely went into the water.
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It bounces off his skin, so radiant that it shapes the red light into the three silhouettes behind him.
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Next year, another law permitting red-light cameras will also expire, and the year after that, bus-lane cameras.
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Shortly after the service began, one of its Volvo XC90s ran a red light, and was caught on camera.
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"There's a specific receptor in the mitochondria of the skin cells that red light specifically acts upon," he said.
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You also have to consider features such as strobe effects, a red light option, battery life, weight, and more.
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Every twist must be more shocking, every conflict more vicious, lest the red light grow bored and wink off.
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She rents the room, often referred to as a window, from the Dutch sex workers collective My Red Light.
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For example, it's common in contracts between law enforcement agencies and providers of red-light and moving-violation cameras.
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Also, the driver runs a red light because clearly the Cybertruck is living in a post-traffic light world.
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It all went down last week in the ATL after cops say they saw Price run a red light.
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The DMV demanded Uber stop its self-driving car program earlier in the day, before the red-light incident.
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On December 14, or the first day of Uber's commercial test, one of the cars ran a red light.
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NEW ORLEANS — Storyville in New Orleans may be the most famous American red light district, but little of it survives.
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The vehicle drove through a red light and crashed at the intersection, at which point several teenagers attempted to flee.
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As for that autonomous Uber that blew threw a red light just hours after Uber thumbed its nose at regulators?
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Patrolling soldiers tried to stop it but it went through a red light and drove off, said a police spokesman.
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Sparling remembers spotting Joe on his motorcycle while waiting at a red light in a school bus across the intersection.
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Then, when you're at an intersection with a red light camera or near a school zone, the puck glows red.
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As far back as the 1920s, the Southern portion of St. Laurent was the city's de facto Red-Light District.
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In December, the San Francisco Examiner reported that a self-driving Uber car ran a red light in San Francisco.
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When the countdown is over, the virtual red light disappears from the display, and the actual traffic signal turns green.
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Lonne was born in a working-class family in Vesterbro—which in his day was Copenhagen's notorious Red Light District.
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But the camera does linger on a red light that was violently ripped off — presumably by one of the creatures.
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Tuss tried to get the costumed driver to talk, but they sped off, running a red light in the process.
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It doesn't have a red light, but it does offer two modes—one optimized for brightness, one for battery life.
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That Times story also noted several other incidents in which Uber's self-driving cars failed to recognize a red light.
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He decided to use a long lens to shoot through tree branches that reflected the red light from his headlamp.
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Jackie Verna In 22, Verna was seriously injured after being T-boned by a car that ran a red light.
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Neutrogena acne light mask Using blue and red light therapy, this mask targets acne-causing bacteria and reduces acne inflammation.
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"My daddy went past a red light," Robbie said in a 911 call the Quincy Police Department in Massachuetts posted.
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The vehicle drove through a red light and crashed at the intersection, at which point several teenagers attempted to flee.
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A GOP aide familiar with the negotiations characterized the meeting as likely a red light, green light, yellow light situation.
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Like a détournement of James Turrell, another piece in Work Habits — "Unforgettable" (2015) — drenches the gallery in deep, red light.
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Valerian walks through a red light district on an unnamed planet—the atmosphere is half Total Recall half-Blade Runner.
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"We had come to a red light when the intersection was blocked by our local police department," Hester told CNN.
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He flinched every few seconds, took wide turns, accelerated up to a red light, gasped, and slammed on the brake.
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Some of them had red light bulbs in the ceiling, so those visits were like Dante-esque descents into hell.
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When lights turn green they wait about 1.5 seconds before proceeding into the intersection — a hedge against red-light runners.
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He began interviewing people on Kurfuerstenstrasse, in the red light district of Berlin, and having sexual encounters with escorts there.
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The only illumination was red light that's invisible to deep-sea animals, because they have adapted to primarily seeing blue.
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The dark, and the single red light moving toward him in that dark: it had to be an optical illusion.
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GOP leaders said the House will vote on its compromise immigration bill despite Trump's flashing red light on the subject.
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A true, undoctored, organic bee hive buzzing in the toxic glow of what used to be Vegas' red light district.
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Also, every time I'd started the car for some heat, a bright flash of red light had flooded the scene.
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As they stop at a red light, Faith turns to admire, at lustful length, a sexy man crossing the street.
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For the rest of my time in the room, it sat, bathed in red light, following me with its gaze.
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When Dr. Tang suggested even more red-light treatment, at a cost of $930, he finally grasped he'd been conned.
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Check out our exclusive photos below, and be sure to watch VICE's Red Light: Romanian Camgirls video at the bottom.
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However, red light cameras come at a cost not only to drivers but also to the cities that host them.
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"The flashing red light calls us to action," said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the No. 2 House Democrat.
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Red Light Legal worked with a number of these unpaid producers to draft demand letters and create a paper trail.
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Past efforts to control the red-light district have been opposed by sex workers and businesses involved in the trade.
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The latest models even know when they're stopped and can help the rider get away after a red light quickly.
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The rebrand hopes to manage Amsterdam&aposs over-tourism, and to distance the Netherlands from its Red-Light District reputation.
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"My red light on the bench is still working," said Justice Elena Kagan, referring to the light on her microphone.
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She promptly paid the $260 fine, but Mr. Jarlstrom said he was intrigued by how the red-light camera operated.
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It involves a red light hooked to a decibel meter, and the timer resets when harsh horns get too loud.
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An 85-year-old woman was killed by another Brooklyn driver with 10 speeding violations and two red-light violations.
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In the city's red light district, prostitutes can be seen behind large windows, their white tops glowing under black lights.
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Some members even threatened to sue My Red Light after not getting the management positions they said they were promised.
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To protect workers' rights, tours of Amsterdam's well-known red-light district have been banned, as reported by Business Insider.
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Keeping the camera's red light focused on the president involves the compliance of the performer, the media and the audience.
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I saw you coming, saw that you were headed for a red light, and saw I had time to merge.
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As he sticks his finger into the cash slot, he notices the blinking red light of a camera observing him.
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Leo would rise early, get sent back to bed, then lie awake staring at the red light with mounting impatience.
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Witnesses told investigators that Williams ran a red light just as Barson's car entered the intersection on a green light.
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When one of its cars ran a red light, Uber put out a statement blaming human error for the problem.
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This blue light mixes with the red light already coming from the sun, giving a the sky a purple color.
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In time, sending one would single you out just as much as the blinking red light on your Google Glass.
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After a century of existence, Tijuana's red-light district has given rise to sex work as a family business of sorts.
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At first glance, it may seem like the Red Light District in Amsterdam hasn't changed much over the last few decades.
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Thanks to the convenient built-in GPS feature, you'll get alerts for any red light cameras, while muting all false alerts.
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If that sounds like an invitation to roll up to every red light and keep on trucking, that's not the intention.
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Per the National Post, Ambrose was sitting at a red light when she glanced at the Apple Watch on her wrist.
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Robbie and his dad Michael were out running errands on Saturday, when he made a right turn at a red light.
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And that's because the tool delivers treatment through LED red light therapy, which is often used in dermatologist offices and spas.
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With goggles on to cover her eyes, Nina lays under the red light for a few minutes of heat and relaxation.
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Holly Davis allegedly shot Yue Jiang after a minor fender bender while Jiang was waiting at a red light, police say.
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The sources allege that after running the red light, Bruns then continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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Yes, all you're doing is lying there, but that red light is really bright, which takes a little getting used to.
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Ten minutes later, he'd been shot four times in the head while sitting in his car at a red light. Why?
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Yue Jiang, an international student from China, was at a red light when Holly Davis, 32, struck her car from behind.
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Mantises can't see red light very well, so the scientists used green and blue lenses instead of red and blue lenses.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety looked at 2675 cities that ended their red-light camera programs between 22014 and 2014.
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Most of those killed by red-light-running vehicles are not the drivers, but passengers, pedestrians and bicyclists, the IIHS said.
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Does that mean you'll have Excel spreadsheets projected across your windshield, letting you crunch through pivot tables at every red light?
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The sources allege that after running the red light, Bruns allegedly continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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Then Hitchcock walked me over to the soundstage and above the door was a red light flashing, 'No Admittance: Closed Set.
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Today the band is premiering their newest song, "Racing Towards a Red Light," one of the record's most forwardly aggressive tracks.
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The energy in the room, the little red light alerting the anchors that the world was watching, made me incredibly nervous.
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No LikeInitial price and the fact that a subscription required to keep red light and speed camera database up to date.
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Red light cameras automatically flag when a driver has blown through a traffic stop, and the driver is mailed a citation.
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There are 24 states that currently have red light cameras operating within their borders, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association.
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In 1988, while I was driving home from high school, a pickup truck ran a red light and totaled my car.
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The red light treatment takes aim at inflammation while the blue light treatment targets the acne-causing bacteria at the source.
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The dim, red light of a small star illuminates the rocky surface of a world just four light-years from Earth.
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Before a blue and red light flashes, a siren blares, or an ambulance races, they are the individuals organizing emergency response.
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She ran through a red light, thinking it was green, and her SUV crashed into my dad's car, killing him instantly.
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Turning off red light cameras can have deadly consequences for communities, according to a new study from an auto-safety group.
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This mask uses light therapy technology and harnesses blue light to target acne-causing bacteria and red light to reduce inflammation.
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Launched in 2014, Kurbo was designed Beans and avocado are also categorized as "red light" foods, although they are highly nutritious.
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One such client is 29-year-old Ratidzo Chiutsi, who lives in the Avenues area, a red-light district in Harare.
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Since 2012 the overall number of highway fatalities rose 10%, far short of the 28% increase in red-light running deaths.
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When he stops, though, for a drink of water or a red light, a few of his trademarks come into focus.
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One street down, at another intersection, a police auxiliary volunteer, standing under a blinking red light, all alone at 3 a.m.
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When a limousine driver criticized a red-light trap set up by the police in the Bronx, Mr. Giuliani was infuriated.
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They goad you like a caged animal and you reach your boiling point (laugh) and then the red light goes on.
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While stopped at a red light near a local golf course Allan happened to look up through her car's open sunroof.
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The basic gameplay is sort of 2D red light/green light, where you navigate by avoiding the colors you are not.
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But even with Kendrick Lamar's impressive rapid-fire "red light, green light" breakdown at the close of the song, Future won.
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The sun sank below the horizon, a bright coral reef that cast spines of wavering red light on the gray water.
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Redflex Traffic Systems Inc previously operated Chicago's red-light enforcement program, which used camera systems to catch motorists running red lights.
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Failing to stop at a red light adds, on average, $333 a year; a drunken driving citation adds $5003,086 a year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1977, Studio 54 opened in New York's red-light district, northwest of Times Square.
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"You and I are both retiring," a policeman told him as he stood at a red light at East Stadium Boulevard.
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Bangkok's notorious red-light districts catering to Western sex tourists trace their origins to the R&R visits by American troops.
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There's also a red light, which makes it a lot easier for your eyes to readjust after you flick it off.
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Where are all those men who see a hot red sports car and flirt when I stop at a red light?
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"When I would read '101 Dalmatians,' when Cruella de Vil came on, I would turn on the red light," he said.
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When he flicked the switch, a brilliant thin red light shot out of the laser and up into the night sky.
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Not only can she tap into the force, she has a red light saber and she's not afraid to use it.
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Standing on the sidewalk at the only intersection with a red light, we divvied up our signs and began to shout.
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I do an assessment and issue a recommendation — mostly green light (he's ready for college) or occasionally red light (he's not).
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If true ... it would mean the Barsons, traveling perpendicular to Venus, had run a red light when they t-boned Venus.
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Through guidebooks and rare artifacts, the New Orleans Historic Collection considers the complicated legacy of Storyville, the city's former red light district.
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If the phone were in a holder and I were to use it while at a red light, that would be legal.
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Unbeknownst to her, a nearby webcam catches her in the street, along with the red light behind her—evidence of her crime.
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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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They gave both modified and unmodified flies a choice of rooms where they could fly, one with red light and one without.
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They found that these flies generally preferred hanging out under the red light (where they subsequently ejaculated), while unaltered flies did not.
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During the 250s the brothel was active and thriving in what was once Tonopah's red light district, according to its Airbnb description.
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The alpenglow is that red light of sunset which holds out on snowy mountaintops long after the valleys and tablelands are dimmed.
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The cluster is photographed separately through three color filters, one recording blue light, one recording green light and one recording red light.
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Get all the benefits of red light therapy treatments used in dermatologist offices, but at home — for a fraction of the cost.
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As you approach a connected signal, you'll see an illustration of a red light on the display, accompanied by a countdown counter.
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One YouTuber even believes the red light theory is supported by the fact that there's little wreckage in the post-apocalyptic town.
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Sudan's military and civilian leaders reach a power-sharing deal; Amsterdam's first female mayor wants to reform the city's red light district.
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When red-light technology was first introduced in the early '90s, many cities added cameras at their busiest and most dangerous intersections.
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A box truck apparently ran a red light and T-boned a self-driving vehicle with four occupants inside, according to George.
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Previously, sources within the New York Police Department told PEOPLE Bruns said she experienced a seizure as she approached the red light.
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Later in the clip, the woman gets out of her car while stopped at a red light and confronts Vine once more.
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Neptune's clouds are made up of substances such as helium and methane, which absorb most of the red light from the sun.
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IN THE 22.1th century Yoshiwara, in north-eastern Tokyo (then known as Edo), was one of a number of red-light districts.
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Jakarta's Kalijodo, long home to thousands of sex workers, is the latest of nearly 70 red-light districts shut down in Indonesia.
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That night, I found myself lost in Singapore's red-light district, trying to find my way around a seemingly deserted industrial building.
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Some anti-red-light camera activists even proposed just not paying the tickets since they were merely civil rather than criminal infractions.
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Four out of five times, it's the green light that flashes; the other 20% of the time, the red light comes on.
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Blue Light Red Light is like my sister's favorite album," Maddie responds, and adds with a laugh, "It's one of mine too.
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It's a sunny Friday afternoon on San Francisco's Embarcadero, and Frohnmayer and I are the center of attention at this red light.
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Sensors also track crossing traffic and can figure out if a driver is going to stop for a sign or red light.
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Moments ago, Richardson's lawyer Scott Rosenblum told us the NFL star pled guilty to resisting arrest, speeding and running a red light.
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The sources allege that after running the red light, the driver allegedly continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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Woolf is a wristband that will alert bikers of speed traps, red light cameras, and upcoming crosswalks using different levels of vibrations.
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On a monitor high above the space glowing with red light, a woman cuts her tights open to reveal her shaved pussy.
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That's why the glasses use spinning white lights instead of the more ominous steady red light that has signaled "recording" for decades.
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Red states tend to flash the red light at the polls, and the rules in Texas are the strictest in the country.
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It made minor adjustments for passing cyclists and pedestrians, and slowed to scan for red light runners whenever the light turned green.
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When software turns on the Mac camera, the camera turns on a red light to let users know it is in use.
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In his late 90s, he would totter into traffic at a red light on East 35th Street and ask drivers for change.
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Whenever she stops at a red light and an unfamiliar vehicle sharks up alongside her, she clutches the wheel, her heart hammering.
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The Director of National Intelligence has said there is a flashing red light, similar to the one that happened before 9/11.
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Yet we fear that this future may not be realized if start-ups are given the red light by well-meaning regulators.
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"The red light cures prostatitis," the salesman said, beaming proudly and handing me a brochure for the Wolman Prostate Gland Treatment System.
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Fear of missing a red light and getting into a gruesome car accident made it difficult for her to leave the house.
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If the red light went on, we had to run up and down the stairs looking for the trouble in platform heels.
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" Former Phillies batterymate Darren Daulton called him "Top-Step Schill," while his own manager Jim Fregosi tagged him as "Red-Light Curt.
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"So, anytime that income level starts to drop because you're giving away too much money, that's when the red light goes on."
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Alzorriz was pinned by an SUV that spun off the road after being struck by another driver who ran a red light.
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Russell T. Bowman, a Texas lawyer, said he had more than 10 clients in cases involving red-light tickets in different cities.
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That hardly qualified as outrageous behavior in the red-light district of Kelapa Gading in North Jakarta, where the Atlantis was located.
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By day this road is home to a huge hardware market, but by night it becomes the capital's largest red light district.
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Almost half of the people killed in the crashes were passengers or drivers of other cars hit by a red-light runner.
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Mr. Baker receives around 573 text messages a day, and responding while at the red light on his scooter is not unusual.
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A manufacturing hub in Guangdong province, it's been best-known outside of China for undergoing a crackdown on its red-light industry.
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He has realized that whatever rage someone musters in the minute they spend waiting at a red light isn't actually about him.
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Bakkali recently had a polite exchange with a cabby, a man from Somalia, who rolled down his window at a red light.
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Feeling the pressure of a red light about to turn green, I didn't have the luxury of mulling, overanalyzing or second-guessing.
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More than 1,000 guided tours pass through the Oudekerksplein — the main square in the red-light district — every week, city officials said.
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"It's not like no guided tours, no people — the people are still going to go to the red-light district," he said.
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It's very funny, I got a red light ticket because all those cameras, and everyone says, they can't tell it was you.
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Because the Red Light District generally doesn't take kindly to photographers, Prickaerts would shoot from the hip while innocently looking the other way.
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Huub Prickaerts photos of Amsterdam's Red Light District are now collected in the book De Wallen, Foto's 1993–1996, available from Uitgeverij Weesperzijde.
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This means it absorbs much of the visible spectrum, reflecting only red because red light is insufficiently energetic to shift the relevant electrons.
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In contrast, female flies, which lack the same CRZ sexual expression patterns as males, showed no preference to hanging around the red light.
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Its event was hosted in a unique environment, with little seating, pop-up talks in different spots and was bathed in red light.
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When they shined a red light on the plastic, only the hinges colored in blue absorbed the light's energy, heated up, and folded.
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Two people on foot with a stroller then begin to cross the street as a Jeep blows through a red light toward them.
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In fact, the car in the tunnel reached the finish line before the car in traffic even got passed the first red light.
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The notification pops up for drivers that are using Autosteer, and if they're driving fast enough that they might run a red light.
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It bumps into all these molecules more easily, while red light, with it's much longer and more stretched-out wavelengths, can slip through.
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A day after the pilot program started, a dash-cam video appeared to show a self-driving Uber car running a red light.
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The breathalyser kiosk will read the alcohol content in a person's blood and flash a red light if it's over the legal limit.
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The camera only emits a faint red light — light that's invisible to sea life — so they aren't scared off by the radiant intrusion.
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Red light stimulates collagen, and blue light kills an acne-causing bacteria called Propionibacterium acnes (it won't help with other forms of acne).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads AMSTERDAM — Things used to be different for sex workers in De Wallen, Amsterdam's biggest red light district.
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It was every different place, from house parties with ex-pats to bars and clubs in Kabalagala—sort of Kampala's red light district.
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They appear to have been targeted in a similar fashion in that city's Reeperbahn red-light and club district on New Year's Eve.
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Earlier, the post's headline was edited to emphasize that a human driver ran a red light and collided with Google's self-driving vehicle.
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Over the weekend, recently retired women's soccer star Abby Wambach was arrested for driving drunk after running a red light in downtown Portland.
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But the theater was shut down ten years ago in one of the city's many attempts to clean up the Red Light District.
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She has worked as a civil servant since she was 20 and is the kind of person who never runs a red light.
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You may be thinking, I doubt a red light is going to stop Greg from barging into my cubicle, but you'd be surprised.
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The gates remain closed when the red light is on, preventing pedestrians from dashing across the road, reports state media outlet, People's Daily.
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" Williams responded: "I never saw that car coming, so I don't know if they — I don't think they stopped at the red light.
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Police said the Tesla driver ran a red light, slammed into a Mini Cooper, and then hit the couple walking across the street.
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Police say the car was going nearly 60 mph when it ran the red light and hit the car, according to the Chronicle.
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Yet, Ambrose's story and those of other mothers' whose children became public sexual commodities in online red-light districts were no silver bullet.
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The 24-year-old woman from Bangladesh was sold by her husband to a brothel in Kamathipura, the red light district in Mumbai.
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Walk a few blocks and you'd be smack in the Red Light District, but at this end of the canal all was tranquil.
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In its analysis, AAA also found that 28% of crash deaths at intersections with signals happened because a driver ran a red light.
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During a year as an intern, he also regularly saw patients from one of the city's oldest and "most dire" red-light districts.
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The year Katz turned sixteen, a truck ran into his father's car when it was stopped at a red light, and killed him.
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"It's important to note that this building is located in downtown Tijuana, in the red-light district," says Baena of the new space.
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In this basement dive, drenched in red light, we've already been told about Johnny Boy: a punk kid, the biggest jerk-off around.
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Now, it appears that the driver's mistake was in not taking control over the car in time to stop at the red light.
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Lighter moments find her chatting with her grandmother about marriage and walking through the red-light district of Lahore with her British boyfriend.
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Greg Abbott of Texas recently signed a new law banning red-light cameras, joining at least seven other states that have done so.
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Mr. Green had run a red light in Mount Vernon while driving Ms. Burton's car, which had been reported stolen after her murder.
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What makes this experience possible is a presupposition: When you see a green light, vehicles on the cross street see a red light.
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Mr. Sherman said he had "not received a green or a red light" from the party leadership before he began drafting the proposal.
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We realize that it immediately abuts the Red Light District, which is predictably choked with tourists and terrible looking pizza/kabob/chip shops.
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Mendez -- had she beaten that red light -- might have been one of the victims of the collapse, which killed at least six people.
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It's a handy (and totally legal) wireless alert system that flashes to warn you about speed traps, red light cameras, and school zones.
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The administration is so bent on cleaning out the red-light districts that bulldozers are scheduled to move on the district next Monday.
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Just after letting go, the vastly experienced Muirhead, stood up and exclaimed, pointing to the red light that had illuminated on the stone.
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Shakur died 20 years ago after being shot four times while the BMW was stopped at a red light in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Susan Allan and her son, Travis Sweet, say they were "inundated" with the feces while sitting at a red light with the sunroof open.
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The researchers genetically modified 12 male flies so that the CRZ neuron would trigger under red light, which the flies could not otherwise see.
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Selecting the latter option will send the user back to the app, where a red light will indicate that a recording is in progress.
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The immediate reference to the sex-entertainment industry echoes the neighborhood where 1335Mabini is located, known for its red light district and karaoke bars.
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A few days after it launched its unauthorized experiment in San Francisco, a self-driving Uber was caught on video running a red light.
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The company's self-driving test program has, however, previously faced safety-related criticism — including when one of the vehicles apparently ran a red light.
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It's bright (23 lumens), water resistant, has flood lights and spotlights, and it has a red light, so you don't wreck your night vision.
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Researchers compared the annual crash rates in those cities with those of 29 others in the same regions that continued using red-light cameras.
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By 2015, the number of cities with red-light cameras had dropped to 467, after hitting a high of 553 just three years earlier.
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Since blue light has much shorter wavelengths than red light, it's much more easily blocked by smaller materials, such as fine grains like dust.
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The operator of the Google car, and the autonomous system itself, both applied the brakes upon realizing a car was running a red light.
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One of Uber's early self-driving car rides in California went viral last year after a vehicle rushed through a red light on video.
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Fatalities caused by red light runners are up 17 percent since 2012, according to a new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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More than half of those who died were either pedestrians, cyclists or passengers in the vehicles that were hit by the red light runner.
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The NYPD source tells PEOPLE that after allegedly running the red light, the driver continued down the street until crashing into some parked cars.
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What genes signaled the production of red blood cells or flashed like a red light at a railroad crossing, signaling dehydration or muscle damage?
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She runs a series of culinary training programmes in Amsterdam aiming to rehabilitate those forced into sex work in the city's Red Light District.
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Prostitution has always been illegal in South Korea, but for decades the authorities turned a blind eye to it, and red-light districts prospered.
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The red light seems to be anti-inflammatory, and it seems it's this combination of anti-inflammatory and antibacterial light that has more efficacy.
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The sock sets off an alarm on a base station and flashes a red light if the baby's vital signs are in dangerously territory.
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The vast majority of us stop at a red light most of the time, even when no police or cameras are in the area.
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In red-light districts, robotic prostitutes made of bacteria-resistant fiber and cleaned after each use could prevent the spread of sexually-transmitted infections.
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He recounted how, when he first became commissioner, there were only two statistics the department tracked day to day: robberies and red-light enforcement.
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"Anytime that the income level starts to drop because you're giving away too much money, that's when the red light goes on," says Pak.
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Just moments later, a police cruiser heads towards the red light runner with its lights on, and pulls him over on the next block.
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It's got the original singer, Clive Archer and I think it's us doing 'Angel Dust,' 'Raise the Dead,' 'Red Light Fever' and 'Buried Alive.
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In this case, however, that nitrogen vacancy would only be emitting a single photon at a time, instead of a stream of red light.
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Also beguiling, if only because they are unfamiliar, are such installation works as "Spatial Environment in Red Light" (1967/2019, reconstructed for this show).
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I'm not in a position to assert this provision is deserving of a red light, but at least a long yellow light seems warranted.
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Jenna Mendez was heading to work at the Sweetwater Police Department on Thursday when she caught the long red light at Southwest 112th Avenue.
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" He said the cars must have been stopped at a red light, because so many cars were stuck: "It was one car after another.
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The city brought in measures to limit bad behavior, like banning tours of the red-light district and taxing other tours in the capital.
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In July, Pinoy Plus rented a whole bar for a clan in Cubao, a red light district in Quezon City, for a meet up.
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Back in 1989, after the red light was turned off and life was no longer preserved on Mylar, we trudged inside for snow cream.
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Red Light Legal facilitates this process through its online clinic, which allows potential clients to securely submit information about their situation and request assistance.
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But new versions will have a simplified, red-light/green-light interface that can be used by your average beat cop with minimal training.
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That a red light can both indicate either camera off or record on different devices is a design conversation for another day, I suppose.
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A motorcyclist shot him in the head after an exchange of words at a red light in Richmond Hill, Queens, according to the police.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, I was on my way home when I stopped at a red light on 46th Street and Ninth Avenue.
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The water separates the fictional red-light district Suzaki Paradise from the more respectable but grindingly poor and boring environs on the other side.
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Like it&aposs several red lights in our city you can go through, and once you pass that red light, you&aposre in Mississippi.
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Accelerating off a red light has never felt or sounded better — especially when you roll down the car's windows to get the full effect.
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Joseph E. Hall, ran through a red light in an upscale Islamabad neighborhood on April 7, crashing into a motorcycle and killing a passenger.
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Occasionally, as when I yelled at a pedicab driver who sped through a red light in Central Park, they stop to yell back epithets.
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But My Red Light has drawn support from unlikely quarters, including award-winning Dutch furniture and interior designers, who have helped outfit the rooms.
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Protests led to regular meetings between the city and activists, and then to a feasibility study that eventually gave birth to My Red Light.
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It appears the women were in their car stopped at a red light when someone in another car shot them, detectives told the station.
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In one case, an autonomous Volvo zoomed through a red light on a busy street in front of the city's Museum of Modern Art.
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Indonesian police have been sweeping the country's red-light districts with raids, in an effort to clamp down on prostitution in the conservative nation.
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When they stopped next to each other at a red light, Mr. McKnight got out of his car and approached Mr. Gasser's car window.
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About 85033 million tickets were issued through speed and red light cameras, including to commuters from neighboring Virginia and Maryland and to tourists (WTOP).
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The built-in camera cover gives users peace of mind and a switch conjures a red light to signal that all sensors are disabled.
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But it is very clear that the robot car — a Volvo XC90 the company developed in collaboration with the automaker — ran a red light.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Brandon was driving his Rolls-Royce in Burbank last weekend when he overshot the crosswalk at a red light.
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I've spoken to hardware designers who've debated the best way to acknowledge this, given the fact that, on many cameras, the red light signals recording.
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The bits I like least are getting stuck at a red light or behind a tourist snapping selfies in the bike lane on the bridge.
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But nobody was able to get a good look at the driver, who sped through a red light and did not stop before or after.
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He won't reverse climate change or close the wealth gap, but he may help unmake another injustice: that of the ticket-slinging red light camera.
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In contrast, control variable males who had not been stimulated by the red light or given the opportunity to mate opted for the alcoholic choice.
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For weeks after I watched, I saw Carrie's blood-soaked figure, bathed in red light and surrounded by flames, every time I closed my eyes.
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Ethan Pauley was on a sled being pulled by an ATV vehicle at night when a car drove through a red light and hit him.
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Another 30 were stubbed out as part of an effort to clean up the seediest parts of the red light district a few years ago.
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At one point, Pantaleón was held up by a man with a gun when the truck she was riding in stopped at a red light.
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One caveat: To avoid annoying your fellow stargazers, opt for a headlamp with a red-light setting, like the Black Diamond Spot that Wirecutter recommends.
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Audi calls the new feature Green Light Optimized Speed Advisory, or GLOSA, which tells drivers how to moderate their speed to minimize red light stops.
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Indeed, Trump said it was possible Democrats could try to impeach him again - for something as simple as crossing a street against a red light.
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There were all kinds of cakes that had dark and light layers, cakes with red and light layers and even red, light, and dark layers.
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Red and blue light, for instance, have different wavelengths: blue light is much shorter and compressed whereas red light is more elongated and stretched out.
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But, by using a combination of blue and red light treatments, my breakouts seem to heal much faster now than they have in the past.
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Canaday was reportedly driving with his father Clifford when 36-year-old Jeffrey Eggeling ran a red light and hit their car, according to KETV.
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Red Light Barbers is a barbershop in Lithuania, but the guys that run the place are apparently also both into video games and adept filmmakers.
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As the car rolled up to a red light, I could see two women — who both presented masculine — holding hands and walking on the sidewalk.
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And the promise of self-driving cars has been delivered as an SUV blowing through a red light that no one, apparently, is responsible for.
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" Amsterdam, Netherlands "Amsterdam may be known as a city of sin, but it offers so much more beyond the Red Light District and coffee shops.
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As a woman living around the red light district in Berlin, hardly any of the sex workers on the street looked me in the eye.
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As we previously reported, Wambach was arrested after blowing through a red light in Portland earlier this month and then bombing a field sobriety test.
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UPDATE: Abby Wambach has issued a Facebook statement on the arrest, which, according to ABC News, occurred after Wambach ran a red light around 11pm.
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Across town, at a Red Light Management party held at the Skybar at the Mondrian in West Hollywood, everyone was very tired by 11 p.m.
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A March 6 video from a British bus driver shows a man running a red light through a busy intersection on a horse and buggy.
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For weeks before that confession, Smith had said she had been carjacked by a black man while stopped at a red light in Union City.
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In the red-light district, for example, not everyone you see will attack you on sight; most are harmless, preoccupied by drinking, dancing, and loitering.
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Back in the 1950s, transgender people were an ever-present part of the lively clubs and bars of Bugis Street, Singapore's former red light district.
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Later on in that evening, I join Not For Sale volunteers as they head to the De Wallen neighbourhood that houses Amsterdam's Red Light District.
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Video of the shitsplosion, filmed from another car's dash cam, begins with the sewage truck casually pulling up to a red light at an intersection.
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Witnesses told police the victim crossed against a red light and was looking down at a mobile device while walking and could have been distracted.
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When he rolled down his window and said, "You guys forgot something," the men, angered by his remark, followed him to the next red light.
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In one crash, a driver of a Ford Ranger was on his cellphone when he rear-ended a Chevrolet Bolt stopped at a red light.
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Several other traffic violations committed by the self-driving cars have been alleged, including other reported red light incidents and right turns through bike lanes.
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Technically, yes — there are many things — but that didn't stop an FBI-themed stripper from showing up in Frankfurt, Germany's red light district Saturday night.
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The unpopular $100 tickets for red light camera violations became a hot issue in the 2015 mayoral election, which was won by incumbent Rahm Emanuel.
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Check out the video above to learn more on why red light cameras are still around while others are being taken down in US cities.
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One family that lived near the abandoned TNT plant reported seeing a red light in the sky above the plant that they could not identify.
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In Tijuana, the migrants have squeezed into two shelters in a scrappy neighborhood wedged between the city's red-light district and the United States border.
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Mostly a monologue, this metatheatrical coming-of-age tale from Adam Rapp ("Red Light Winter") starts with a girl and a train and a secret.
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Sensitive instruments attached to these telescopes will be able to tell us how much red light, how much green light, how much infrared light etc.
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Bathed in red light, the indefatigable Joseph Drouet delivered it breathlessly into a camera while his performance was simultaneously projected on a screen behind him.
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A program in Los Angeles that started in 2004 encountered criticism that the cameras did little to improve public safety or reduce red-light running.
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Located near the Parisian red light district of Rue Saint-Denis, Le Beverley cinema had more than 50 competitors in its heyday in the 1980s.
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But not everyone who works in sex is fortunate enough to have leads on a cool lawyer–and that's where Red Light Legal comes in.
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Mr. Fischer steered toward each new horror with an ingenuity capable of conjuring all the narrative's gothic scenery — no strobing, blood-red light shows necessary.
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When Officer Narain stopped at a red light a couple of blocks away, the motorcyclist pulled up next to Officer Narain's vehicle, the police said.
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While some red-light crashes are caused by inattention or distractions, many are the result of drivers intentionally speeding and breaking the law, Kolosh said.
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About halfway through the ordeal, the video shows the driver running through another red light, appearing to narrowly miss a bicyclist when Murray begins yelling.
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As Mr. Seal wrote in a Vanity Fair profile in 2006, paramedics rushed to a tiny apartment in Turin's red light district around 9 a.m.
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Three months after its debut, My Red Light is slowly trying to gain the trust of the other brothels and build a community of prostitutes.
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Raz B blew a red light in his Mercedes-Benz, then blew well over the legal limit on a breathalyzer ... according to law enforcement sources.
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It is to foreground the parts of your personality (aggression, cockiness, prejudice) that will focus the red light on you, and unleash them like weapons.
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My dad was at a red light when a middle aged women was driving while on her phone and rear ended my dad going 60mph.
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Worse, eyewitness video recently captured a similar "self-driving" Uber vehicle running a red light at speed while a pedestrian waited to cross the street.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the age of a girl who was killed in Park Slope when a driver ran a red light.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the age of a girl who was killed in Park Slope when a driver ran a red light.
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The climax, so to speak, is a murky swirl of limbs under hazy red light, a finish that demonstrates the limits of Noé's immersive method.
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We met him at the Cannabis College in Amsterdam's Red Light District, where he had a bag full of edibles with him after his workday.
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"Drivers who decide to run a red light when they could have stopped safely are making a reckless choice that puts other road users in danger," David Yang, executive director of AAA's Foundation for Traffic Safety, told the AP. AAA also told the news service that it found that 28 percent of crash deaths at intersections with signals occurred because a driver passed through a red light.
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Running a red light in California brings a $100 fine, plus another $390 in fees that go to a portfolio of 18 state and county funds.
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The original automaker will install them for free, so long as you're willing to tolerate the occasional pop-up ad while idling at a red light.
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Hannah Waskel was driving in Altoona, Iowa, with her friends on Saturday when they pulled up to a red light and spotted something a little off.
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The structures also contain a laser system that displays a red light when crossing is prohibited and a green light when pedestrians are in the clear.
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They've seen more than their fair share of red light crashes, and they don't want to see this new law create a bunch of new ones.
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Bryant's paper is the first to identify the enzyme responsible for the production of the infrared variant, a process known as far-red light photoacclimation (FaRLiP).
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In it, Bianco, who is waiting at a red light, turns his head toward the officer who is signaling for him to shut the motorcycle off.
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In Pittsburgh, a box truck ran a red light and T-boned an Argo AI car driving in autonomous mode, sending two passengers to the hospital.
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You start your engine at a green light, ride as quickly as possible, brake aggressively at a red light and spend more time waiting at intersections.
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With education, the children break the cycle of slavery by getting skilled jobs or buying land and getting their mothers out of the red-light districts.
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The only difference between my anxiety now and then is not having to deal with an angry, blinking red light at the top of my phone.
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Essentially, a sensor installed in the traffic light "talks" to the car and tells it how much time is left before a red light turns green.
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Last December, a self-driving Uber was caught on camera running a red light in San Francisco, shortly after the vehicles began testing on the roads.
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Two ominous signs are flashing a red light for one very important area of the market — and that could mean trouble down the line for equities.
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Etihad owns 75 percent of Loyalty but the red light was imposed by the board as the decision is considered an extraordinary one, the report added.
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As we first reported, YouTube star Lele Pons witnessed her friend enter a crosswalk and get hit by an Acura she says ran a red light.
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The 28-year-old woman broke her foot when her car hit a fire truck stopped at a red light while going 60 mph (97 kph).
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I don't think that so many people would be killed on the street if they really saw a red light, if they really looked at it.
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So if you could incorporate a red light into a bike lock, saving a little weight and adding functionality, that really wouldn't be a bad thing.
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IIHS said that an earlier study found that fatalities in these types of accidents increased by 30 percent in cities that removed red light camera enforcement.
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"In the Bay Area, we're lucky to have the St. James Infirmary and Red Light Legal," organizations that provide medical and legal care to sex workers.
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The police recorded 2,345 offenses in the red-light district last year, including 50 serious injuries, 273 shoplifting charges, 49 deprivations of liberty, and 303 robberies.
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LA native Kris Yenbamroong's defining moment came at age 13, when his parents sent him to Thailand's Red Light District to marinate in his surging hormones.
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"Beforehand, I like to bring up the red light system, green/yellow/red: Green is good, yellow is caution, and red is hard stop," Vu explains.
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So with my "aura fluffer" in hand, I walk back onto the city streets, where I stop at every red light, stand still, smile and breathe.
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Ross and a colleague were riding in a van behind a semi-truck filled with the plant that ran a red light and was pulled over.
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Stop at a red light in Guatemala City and men, doubled up on motorcycles, may wield a gun and demand your cellphone, your wallet, your life.
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The bus was stopped at a red light near the campus of Erciyes University in Kayseri when a car approached it and then detonated, NTV said.
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According to a police officer on the scene, a witness said the Revel scooter rider "ate the red light," proceeding through an intersection against the light.
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According to a police officer on the scene, a witness said the Revel moped rider "ate the red light," proceeding through an intersection against the light.
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After patrons signed the releases, they were patted down by a gruff security officer and led into a cavernous room drenched in red light and velvet.
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A red light then warns if there is a risk of pregnancy and to use contraception; a green light says it's safe to have unprotected sex.
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The German carmaker added this to its existing Traffic Light Information System, (TLIS), which shows Audi drivers how long they'll be waiting at a red light.
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According to the police report, the honking continued and by the time he reached another red light, the motorist started shouting at him, the Times reported.
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Just as the driver enters the intersection, another driver in a white car runs the red light, forcing the camera owner to slam on the brakes.
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In Angeles City, a red-light district full of brothels and bars caters to foreign tourists seeking a so-called "girlfriend experience" with young Filipina women.
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Dries Van Noten is in a corner illuminated by a red light, a reference to the Paris tunnel where the designer showed his collection last February.
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Alexa Duran and her friend, Richard Humble, both F.I.U. students, had been stopped in a Toyota 23Runner under the bridge because of a red light ahead.
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It is a picture of a young woman, lit from the side by a powerful red light, with honey streaming down her cheeks onto her chin.
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Femke Halsema, the new mayor, visited the red-light district in the De Wallen section of the city in July, the month after she took office.
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The city has taken aim at the red-light district before, notably with a decade-long urban development plan, called 1012, after the area's postal code.
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The next moment, a couple of dozen daughters of prostitutes marched by, promoting their play that evening about human trafficking, "Lal Batti Express" (Red-Light Express).
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The Tesla driver exited the westbound 91 Freeway at Artesia Boulevard at a high speed and failed to stop at a red light, the station reported.
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As we slowed to a stop at a red light, a banana sailed through the open passenger-side window and was neatly caught by the driver.
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He suggested that one actor, Emily Cass McDonnell, pull a tissue out of her mouth against a background of red light, as if it were ectoplasm.
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A driver in Brooklyn with eight violations for speeding or running a red light killed a 5-year-old girl and a 1-year-old boy.
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The police told her father that after she left the Mexican restaurant, she hit the back of another car that was stopped at a red light.
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Walker asked the community for patience, telling residents that investigators had collected thousands of hours of footage from body cameras, news outlets and red light cameras.
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Some might take these antics as a red light but, much to the displeasure of his girlfriend, Ingrid (Agneta Ekmanner), Tomas moves in with the Bauers.
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Unlike the loud engines of many Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), the Medusa is quiet and only emits a spectrum of red light sea creatures cannot see.
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As we previously reported, the 35-year-old soccer legend was arrested after allegedly running a red light and failing several sobriety tests late Saturday night.
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When the men stopped at the red light, Small got out of his vehicle and began punching Isaacs through an open car window, according to police.
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Jaywalking is one example of these regional differences: In Japan, only 7% of people cross the street against a red light, as opposed to 67% in France.
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The Sikh man, Maan Singh Khalsa, has told police he was in his car at a red light in the San Francisco suburb of Richmond on Sept.
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The chase started after two men jumped a red light at a busy junction and crashed the moped into a £22017,000 Mercedes near Hardy's home in Richmond.
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The bus was stopped at a red light near the campus of Erciyes University in Kayseri when a car approached it and then detonated, broadcaster NTV said.
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But on one condition: Drivers, after first coming to a full stop at the light, must believe that the red light is malfunctioning before driving through it.
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They jeered at the peer educators stomping through Sonagachi—India's largest red light district, tucked away in the city's northern slums—trying to advocate for HIV prevention.
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"This situation with Robinhood is a flashing red light for fintechs and lawmakers — our current regulatory environment is not prepared for this rapid transformation," Mills told CNBC.
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The camera's, like, two feet in front of you, and the red light goes on, and as soon as that light goes on, I'm like, 'Be normal!
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The social network is currently testing out the feature with Live Nation and Red Light Management, which manages bands like Dave Matthews Band, Alabama Shakes, and Phish.
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Investigators said the passenger train engineer had been texting just moments before his commuter train skipped a red light and collided with a Union Pacific freight train.
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Even in Mexico City, some 22013km away from the epicentre, the Ángel de la Independencia monument, bathed in green and red light for upcoming national holidays, swayed.
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Deputy Terry Ely was stopped behind Ralph Valletta's cab at a red light in Reading, Pennsylvania, when he noticed something amiss, according to local news outlet WFMZ.
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Mr Murthy built 11 watchtowers across the park, from which guards look out for the splotches of red light that poachers use to attract animals at night.
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Kenji leans in closer and chuckles, adding that the brew is an aphrodisiac; he suggests I hit up the red light district that's a few blocks away.
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The agency ordered Uber to stop operating its self-driving cars in San Francisco after a dashcam video captured an autonomous Uber speeding through a red light.
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The Bristl is a next-generation electric brush that emits blue light to whiten teeth and kill bacteria, and red light to give your gums some TLC.
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Before he managed to step out of his car onto Israeli soil, a boy approached him at a red light and offered him a political bumper sticker.
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Linda told police she had slowed her car at the intersection for a red light which then turned green just before the crash, according to the Post.
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Two plainclothes detectives were shot Tuesday night while sitting in their vehicle at a red light in what authorities in Camden, N.J., were calling an ambush attack.
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Sources alleged that after running the red light, Bruns crashed into parked cars and dragged Lew's stroller halfway down the street while the baby was in it.
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This section makes it easy for you to glance at a text when you're stopped at a red light to see any messages you may have missed.
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Because of its position in the center of the spectrum, both blue and red light waves are enhanced and better perceived with the help of green waves.
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Imagine a Formula One style performance car pulling up next to you at a red light and you have the vision behind Aston Martin's next ambitious project.
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And when one such vehicle was caught on video running a red light in San Francisco, the company was quick to blame the driver, not the technology.
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"If given opportunities I would want to do something else," she said as she sat outside a brothel in Singapore's red light district Geylang late one night.
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If the biker is getting pretty close, the indicator turns orange, and a red light shines if the biker or pedestrian is close enough to get hit.
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Scientists from Bar-Ilan University near Tel Aviv exposed the flies to a red light that activated a protein, corazonim (CRZ), in the abdomen that triggers ejaculation.
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His parents migrated to Mumbai and raised Mr Khan in the slums of Kamathipura, the red-light capital of the "Maximum City", amid drug addicts and prostitutes.
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Elsewhere in Bangkok, the music coming out of the infamous bars of Patpong, one of Bangkok's red light districts, was turned down as a mark of respect.
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"You've saved your neck with the votes of" Mr. Porsche's descendants, Mr. Klein said, ignoring a flashing red light that indicated he had exceeded his allotted time.
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At a red light, I see a woman—who appears to be a prostitute—jump out of one car, straighten her mini-skirt, and hop into another.
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The six women were tricked into leaving their hometown of Jessore in neighbouring Bangladesh four years ago, then forced to work in Mumbai's thriving red-light district.
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Timed signals not only indicate to motormen when they are speeding but automatically trip the brakes to stop a train that passes a red light without permission.
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They told investigators they followed the Cadillac SUV for several blocks, and when the driver ran a red light, they chased the vehicle into the dead end.
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Roy was waiting to make a left turn at a red light and saw a police cruiser flying down the street in the opposite direction, lights flashing.
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Amsterdam: The authorities announced a number of measures to manage tourism, including a ban on guided tours of the city's notorious red-light district, starting next year.
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"I was listening to NTS in London and Red Light Radio in Amsterdam, but here in New York, I was not following any radio stations," he said.
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A witness told NHK that Mr. Taira had been making a right turn when the Marine drove through a red light and crashed into Mr. Taira's truck.
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Sometimes you might narrowly slam on the brakes at a red light and see the car that otherwise would have hit you go whizzing through the intersection.
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When Officer Narain stopped at a red light blocks away, at 120th Street and 103rd Avenue in Richmond Hill, the motorcyclist pulled up alongside Officer Narain's vehicle.
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But if the trend continues, with shorter-term rates rising above longer-term rates, the message from the bond market would amount to a flashing red light.
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It was difficult, for example, to determine the exact contribution to the overall risk of death of vehicle type, roadway characteristics, speed limits and red-light cameras.
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A long sequence, played out under the red light, underscored for the audience that they were part of the story, and it had been a big success.
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That was long the dodgy mix in Zurich's fourth district, known locally as Kreis 4, a sprawling red-light area next to the city's main railway station.
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When it came to the design of the interiors, My Red Light argued that prostitutes deserve the same quality of working environment as chief executives and celebrities.
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Mr. Cuomo said the new plates were necessary to "eliminate legibility issues" with older plates when detected by red light cameras, cashless tolling systems and other devices.
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"We gave them a very clear red light, I've been involved in those red lights and I know the president did that on Sunday," the official said.
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If you know you can afford bail and a good lawyer, running a red light now and then or swiping a Snickers bar may seem less risky.
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At the time, Uber blamed the running of the red light on "human error," which was taken as a sign that a human was driving the car.
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Amsterdam will ban tours of its red-light district to prevent overcrowding and improve working conditions for sex workers in the area, The New York Times reported.
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Washington's Metrorail system does not adequately investigate red light signal violations or work hard enough to prevent such incidents, according to a new report from federal investigators.
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The 85033-page report, released by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) on Monday, examined the 68 red light overruns since 2012, 10 of which occurred this year.
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One moment you're cruising to a halt at a red light; the next, being pulled roughly out of your vehicle by an armed man in a mask.
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Saddam Hussein, Iraq's leader, believed he had signaled his intention to invade Kuwait and received no red light from the United States, which he considered a partner.
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We all thought there was a fire in the lift, but it was just a little red light, and we were all screaming, all hot and hysterical!
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Over 9,200 ICE employees can access the database, run by the company Vigilant Solutions, which includes license plate scans from red-light and speed-limit cameras. Sen.
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There's a red light that appears when the battery is running low but there's nothing before that lets you know that your TicPods Free need to be charged.
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Miles was struck March 5 while crossing Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue after a driver with a history of crashes and driving infractions blew through a red light.
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This was the heart of the town's red-light district, a site of regional notoriety which was soon to face what felt like the entire world's appalled attention.
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High school is hell, and De Palma makes sure that every shot and musical sting conveys that, culminating in the garish red light of the massacre at prom.
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The students were told to imagine that sexual encounters have traffic lights and, if a person receives a red light, the solution is to go home and masturbate.
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I trekked over to a random tattoo shop (it may or may not have been directly next to the red light district!), and under the needle I went.
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The Autosteer feature, which uses cameras and sensors to keep the car in its lane and navigate tight turns, can now alert drivers about an upcoming red light.
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We have a blue-light system that treats acne, and a red light to treat normal skin — but I only use the red one on all the models.
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Tourist do's and don'ts Empty red-light district Hotels are asking guests to "show respect" for the Thai people by following mourning protocol and wearing "somber-colored" attire.
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From the time they went into operation through 2014, red-light cameras across all 79 large U.S. cities included in the study saved nearly 6753,300 lives, IIHS concluded.
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We all have to stop on red...because if you go through that red light you don't just put yourself at risk—you're putting someone else at risk.
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Undeterred, we walked further east and joined a crowd that had taken over the street, stopping at each red light to capture the scene, phones in the air.
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