Distracted scooting comes up alongside drunken or impaired scooting, another e-scooter no-no.
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But that doesn't stop her from scooting up the stairs.
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"Come, sit," I said, scooting over and patting the bench.
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Look at her scooting around and swimming in a goshdang video!
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Your chances of scooting to your next destination just went up.
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They are convenient for scooting between work areas, but not essential.
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For this disruption, our scooting saviors were rewarded with multibillion-dollar valuations.
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Scooting to the next topic, the impending Tencent Music IPO caught our fancy.
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She remembered scooting around on the floor trying to find cover as bullets flew.
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If you're scooting instead of walking, then the ride has a higher environmental cost.
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And of course that's not the kind of scaling these startups are scooting for.
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Bird and Lime are scooting along, backed by hundreds of millions in venture capital.
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Bird and Lime are also in town, so there are plenty of e-scooting options.Â
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"If you're scooting instead of walking, then the ride has [an] ... environmental cost," Irfan wrote.
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And now, they are sort of scooting around trying to figure out what to say.
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Now 4, she gets around in a wheelchair, or by scooting around on the floor.
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Many children on buses, or scooting to school with their parents or nannies, wore face masks.
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I went to San Diego, one of the longest-running scooter markets (scooting since February 2018!).
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The accelerometers did not show what inactive babies were doing instead of wiggling, scooting or walking.
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Then, they spend the day scooting about an outdoor ice rink, also trying to fall in love.
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But we're scooting over there and we're flying to LA or whatever else we're going to go.
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With Valentine's Day scooting in closer, don't be deterred by the cliché campaigns advertising red-hot lingerie.
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"Here," Bill said, scooting in next to me on the sofa, holding one of the images out.
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But if you find yourself scooting every which way, it might be time to consider buying one.
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The newer names with force and vision keep scooting off in different directions, following their own noses.
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On the app, owners can record all sorts of behaviours like paw-chewing, bottom-scooting and head-shaking.
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Once done scooting, you simply drop it off anywhere (out of the way, please) and end your trip.
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The other children sit around in the humid shade, some pretending not to listen although they're scooting closer.
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We also see a submersible scooting around the ocean floor, oblivious to the massive chompers lurking behind them.
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"We don't want any problems with MS," Anner said, scooting his crate a little too close to Monster.
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Hawaii answered with McDonald scooting in from a yard out to put the Rainbow Warriors up 21-7.
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Scooting along we turned to Netflix's staggering earnings run, including its share price rally that has been nigh-parabolic.
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Until he does, he'll eternally remain 21 years old there, slaloming past defenders and scooting into the end zone.
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Petrov asks to meet with Claire privately and wastes no time in scooting Cathy Durant out of the room.
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He hurdled fireballs scooting across the iron beams of the busted construction site where he and Donkey Kong did battle.
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They could easily do the same in New York City, which is pretty flat overall, making for easy scooting around.
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I really keep busy—right now, we are scooting around to the doctor's, because we gotta get these things done.
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You can see this easily enough by taking some arbitrary large number and scooting around a decimal point within it.
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That's why this onesie doubles as a microfiber mop so all that scooting and crawling around is good for something!
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Even if your living room furniture isn't blocking vents, consider scooting everything toward the center of the room in wintertime.
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I once asked her, 'Do you mind scooting over?' and the response I got was, 'I'll deal with the monkeys tomorrow.
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The modified electric wheelchair has been spotted by the local Reddit community several times while scooting around near the 405 Freeway.
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The couple has been exploring the world's beaches this past week, spending time in the Hamptons before scooting to the Bahamas.
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According to the Planetary Society, this essentially involved scooting sideways before dipping downward so that it was situated somewhat behind Ryugu.
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To promote safe scooting, Bird created a short video showing how that scooter selfie can result in a crash — or worse.
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More aggressive in-person marketing might pull in users who were apprehensive about scooting for the right reason — concerns about safety.
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From there, Howell began scooting on his buttocks along the side of the road, using his hands to haul himself forward.
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Next thing he knows, instead of scooting off into the night ... he's trying to put one foot in front of the other.
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Similar to the way jet lag makes you feel out of whack, daylight-saving time is like scooting one time zone over.
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But the real-world stories are the reasons stories of assault should be carefully told, not justifications for scooting a story forward.
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Yep, in response to COVID-19, Y Combinator made its demo day virtual, even scooting up its presentations by a full week.
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These "secondhand monuments," as archeologists call them, can be found in many places: standing stones sometimes turn out to be scooting stones.
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And scooting while inebriated is ill-advised; one minibus passenger rolled up a sleeve to show his scar from a drunken mishap.
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" As for Ocean's latest milestones, PenaVega says, "He's not technically crawling, but he's definitely scooting himself all over the place, which is hilarious.
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The new two-wheeler will be distributed around Bird's global fleet starting next week, joining Bird's older scooter models already up and scooting.
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Two, by scooting around atomic vacancies rather than picking up individual atoms, the physicists were able to achieve better than 99 percent reliability.
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At one point, dancers scaling the stage floor by scooting on their backs are mirrored, at a 90-degree angle, by upright dancers.
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Instead of being serviced by ungainly rear-loaders, the receptacles are emptied day and night by workers scooting around in 22010 small carts.
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"They said he'd never be able to crawl, but we give him tummy time and, boy, is he scooting across the floor," she says.
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Hence big funding rounds are necessary if you're going to replace all the canal-dunked duds and keep scooting fast enough for the competition.
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In addition to scooting around Mountain View, the vans will make their way to Google's other test cities like Austin, Phoenix, and Kirkland, Washington.
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Luc still doesn't have full use of his back legs, but that doesn't stop him from scooting around his new home at the clinic.
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Last fall, Bird unveiled the Bird Delivery option for one-day rentals, so at this point your scooting needs are covered down to the minute.
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Prior to scooting off, Opportunity managed to take this rather stunning picture of the landing platform, a site now known as the Challenger Memorial Station.
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He was scooting around on a diver propulsion vehicle 30 feet deep in the water of the north Pacific Ocean looking for some sea cucumbers.
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Scooting ahead, we turned to the early-stage market where quite a few of you, our lovely friends, have asked us to spend more time.
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With cerebral palsy, intellectual disability and a seizure disorder, he cannot speak or move other than scooting across the floor on his knees and elbows.
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Here's the first video of Sacramento Kings star Rudy Gay living life in the slow lane ... scooting around NYC after having major surgery on his Achilles.
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But with the Trump administration being such a galvanizing force, and an approaching election perhaps scooting him from office, will this trend continue no matter what?
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Ground-based radars just aren't designed to track 40 or 50 new objects in the sky all scooting off in different directions from the same spot.
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As Moicano postured up to strike, Swanson sat straight up into him, scooting back on his hands and sneaking a knee in to accomplish butterfly half-guard.
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Love 'em or hate 'em, electric scooters are now allowed in New York — which means the two-wheeled vehicles could soon be scooting through New York City.
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So to get a better sense for how people were using scooters, Trivedi and his team parked themselves on street corners to watch 193 people scooting by.
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Where the moon was hanging out in Pisces when it inspired you to go all out with your Halloween look, it's now scooting into lovable, luxuriating Taurus.
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It is apologising involuntarily when scooting past someone, both to warn of your presence and to express regret for any inconvenience your mere existence may have caused.
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This is accomplished in different ways by different nanocars: one might enter a higher energy state by absorbing the electron and deform, scooting it down the track.
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The firm will launch a beta program in Greenwich, London and in the U.S., so keep an eye out for these robots scooting around our sidewalks soon.
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Scooting quickly past the brutality of steeplechasing, with its high rates of injury and death, Ms. Osmond lingers instead on the near-universal need to feel special.
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There are no sidewalks, so they amble along in the gutters, scooting empty shopping carts, piercing the dead zone of late afternoon with a loose metallic rattle.
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The South Side southpaw then wound up and delivered a looping pitch that ended up in the left-handed batter's box, nearly scooting past Nationals legend Ryan Zimmerman.
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Some are illegally scooting down sidewalks, others are riding with someone else on the vehicle, breaking traffic laws, using them underage, and many are reportedly not wearing helmets.
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Ms. Leydsman, the grandmother, said she believes Penny was scooting around on the floor during breakfast and found a bit of heroin, eating it like any child would.
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Our unconventional romance began when I noticed him scooting his seat closer to mine during therapy, crossing the distance that separated us one chair scrape at a time.
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Curry came out more aggressively on Monday, scooting to the hoop and putting up his usual elusive assortment of butterfly floaters and scoring 30 points with eight assists.
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Other moves — like a scooting, cruising-in-a-car step introduced by a guy drunk at a wedding — you might want to steal for your next dance party.
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A vision is developing, as we see electric Teslas, Bolts and bikes scooting through traffic, of how we might squeeze dirty fossil fuels out of our transportation system.
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Thanks primarily to the fearless Watson driving the lane and scooting around Butler's big men, the Bluejays maintained at least a 292-point lead until the final minutes.
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I stopped riding the scooters because I was spending every scooting second thinking about how this would be an especially embarrassing way for a tech reporter to die.
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Just last month, Migos and Drake were scooting down Soul Train lines for their "Walk It Talk It" video but the internet has truly outdone itself this time.
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PDT Skip e-scooter riders in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and Portland, Oregon, can get $5 ride credit for scooting to the polls next week, the company announced Wednesday.
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The Great White Dyno As the morning sun sends long shadows scooting across the salt, we climb into my rented SUV and set out along the 8-mile course.
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So out she rolled at dawn in the wheelchair, scooting at 5 mph alongside Atlanta's busy roadways, from her near-downtown neighborhood and over an interstate to her job.
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Another San Francisco-based scooter company, Skip, had been operating in SF for the past year with Scoot, but did not pass muster for a second year of scooting.
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These gravity slingshot maneuvers have become an essential tool for scooting around the solar system, a convenience we owe to Mariner 210's trailblazing acrobatics some four decades ago.
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Whether it's retrograde, scooting backward into all-business Capricorn, or going direct and supercharging our sense of motivation, the red planet has certainly kept things interesting on planet Earth lately.
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The idea is that the car's navigation system calculates whether you're better off scooting to your destination rather than driving based on traffic conditions — and if so, it'll tell you.
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You can see the young female fan at first soaking up the spotlight ... but her luck literally goes downhill after scooting over a bit so she can snap a pic.
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If you're wondering who still uses pencils, it's anyone who wants to correct their mistakes using this wonderful eraser that's shaped like a dog scooting its butt across the floor.
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Large portions of the second round were spent with Gadelha riding on one of Jędrzejczyk's legs as she sat along the fence, preventing the champion from scooting her hips away.
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Lately, Earth's magnetic field has been wigging out, scooting toward Siberia at the north magnetic pole with such haste that scientists decided to update the map of these powerful forces.
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I implicitly trust it to flip open its new self-tightening propellers, take off from my hand, and automatically film me walking or scooting around a park dense with foliage.
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Many a &apos90s kid fondly remembers scooting about on their Razor scooters before coming home to a snack of flavor-blasted X-treme cheddar Goldfish and maybe some sliced apples.
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Elway looked pretty jacked, Eagles head coach Doug Pederson was scooting around after his foot surgery and Raiders owner Mark Davis was rockin' his usual white blazer with his patented hairdo.
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In this video, Leo can be seen scooting around the Geneva Airport, where it is able to take luggage from passengers and make sure the bags get on the proper flight.
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It's also the first hoverboard-like scooter to receive the Underwriters Laboratories' 2272 electrical system safety certification, which is another assurance you're not scooting around on a fire waiting to happen.
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It has a trio of wheels for scooting around your home, and a pair of flippers that it can use to show surprise, affection, or even beg to be picked up.
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Mars rovers (1997-present) Perhaps the most endearing robots in the solar system, the Mars rovers—four in total—have been scooting around the Red Planet since Sojourner landed in 1997.
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The ROV takes advantage of the apex predator's fearless nature by simple scooting up to the fish, stunning it with one of the front facing panels and then sucking it up.
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After five years of interplanetary travel, NASA's Juno spacecraft finally arrived at Jupiter in the twilight hours of Independence Day, scooting itself into an elliptical polar orbit around the gas giant.
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Scooting is a cheap, fun, and environmentally friendly way to commute or get around, and it's recently become quite popular in cities that offer scooter rentals (and even cities that don't).
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And, like catching a shooting star, we stumbled upon a slew of street style snapshots of Goldie Hawn just scooting around, waving to the paparazzi, holding a rotating array of coffee mugs.
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So, Schilhabel told ABC, that after scooting down the aisle because there was no aisle chair, he did what he felt most comfortable with to exit the plane in the difficult scenario.
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You can buy e-scooters for use on private land in the UK but any scooter startups that tried their usual playbook in London would be scooting straight for legal hot water.
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Xiao says he's sold around 1,000 waiter robots so far this year, mainly to restaurants looking to cut staff costs as well as have a funny plastic humanoid scooting around delivering dumplings.
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In the fight against distracted scooting, Lime has plans to include a personalized screen with your user profile and info about your previous trips and saved locations on its next generation scooter.
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Aimée is still wearing high-fashion vintage clothing and scooting around on her pink Vespa while solving computer security breaches for Leduc Detective — and the odd murder case for her own satisfaction.
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Scooting under the influence: Over the weekend, Copenhagen's police arrested 28 drunken drivers who were operating battery-powered electric scooters, as part of Denmark's push to keep intoxicated drivers off the road.
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The adults settled in a circle on the living room floor, their babies perky in their laps, bouncing on nubby legs, or scooting out of reach into a cooing collective in the middle.
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But as New York City looks into the possibility of e-scooters in the city, the more injuries reported won't help persuade politicians, residents, and other critics worried about the dangers of scooting.
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Lime, the shared mobility company specializing in electric scooters, pays thousands of independent contractors to charge its scooters overnight to ensure the scooters have enough battery to get through a day of scooting.
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For starters, the three-dimensional body design — including pincers — is very realistic, while the orientation of the weighted tail section ensures the bait moves in the authentic backward-scooting motion of a fleeing crawdad.
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And yet I cannot say for certain whether we are on the cusp of an e-scooting paradise or a dystopia — or if by this time next year we'll care about scooters at all.
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Static photo Ensuring you're not just scooting blindly, the board allows the rider to clip their smartphone into the handlebars, so the Audi MMI connect App can help you get to where you're going.
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Movo grabs $22.5M to get more cities in LatAm scooting The Spanish startup targets cities in its home market and in markets across Latin America, offering last-mile mobility via rentable electric scooters. 7.
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After it happened a third time, us being ignored and people scooting around us to be seated and added, we kind of looked at each other like, '... is this ... what ... we think it is?
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Since the start of August they have been scooting around the fast food joint in Jiangsu province holding trays of dumplings, fried rice and whatnot, while their metal colleagues prepare food in the kitchen.
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Scooting forward on their rears with their legs stretched before them, they punch and grab at the air until Rhetta Aleong, a veteran member of Mr. Wilson's Fist & Heel Performance Group, pulls them up.
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Used routinely — alongside a full oral care routine, of course — mouthwash could forever eliminate your anxiety before leaning in for a kiss or scooting close to talk shit with your friend at a packed bar.
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Lucky for her, Uber was at her beck and call to make her jam-packed schedule slightly more manageable, scooting her around town so she didn't miss a beat — or fall victim to those untimely rainstorms.
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Tuch started the scoring just 1:19 into the contest with his 53th of the season, scooting down the left side and then around the net and beating Schneider with a wraparound inside the right post.
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For those who have observed someone haplessly scooting through pedestrians and traffic without a helmet, it may come as no surprise that new research shows scooter-related injuries are also rising sharply in the United States.
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She does not think that "the initial touch, the scooting closer in the booth, the drunken sloppy first kiss, the occasional bad call or failed pass" are necessarily harassment, and has the happy marriage to prove it.
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Yet there I was, scooting out of the office an hour early to head up to my apartment on the Upper East Side, where famed massage therapist Dr. Dot would nibble on my back before rubbing me down.
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E-scooter injuries are on the rise and now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) wants to better understand how riders are hurting themselves as well as the severity of their injuries while scooting around town.
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As an owner you have to collect the scooters every night, charge them, and then disperse them around town the next morning — and hopefully get enough riders scooting along to make it worth your while. Every. Single. Day.
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Both times it showed the same thing: me levitating in that very room and then sort of scooting from the kitchen to the windows of our eleventh-floor apartment with my arms defensively stretched out ahead of me.
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But inside its 6.2-pound carbon fiber frame, you'll instead find electric motors capable of propelling the tiny transport at speeds of up to 10 miles per hour, and a battery good for about a full hour of scooting around town.
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Instead of walking, biking, scooting, catching the bus, and even carpooling, too many of us are calling up our own private Uber and Lyft vehicles (and taxis, even though there are fewer of those compared to ride-hailing app options).
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The tidbits about her life — the way she played with her younger cousin before work, the stuffed animal she kept on her bed, and her job at a "boot-scooting bar" — are a harsh juxtaposition to the grisly details of her murder.
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But in the weeks when fall starts scooting away from shorts weather and closer to puffy-jacket misery, the temptation is to basically curl up with a giant vat of the most fattening comfort foods possible and turn into a human hot toddy.
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As I make my way out of their apartment—with a Styrofoam clamshell filled with buttery lobster, white rice, and a frosty Sprite—Jenkins's and Smith's homies are scooting around on hoverboards and loudly discussing Stephen Curry's jumpshot in the living room.
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Even if it does, a house wren with murder on his mind is scooting around in the underbrush with a dagger of a beak, and he will kill those bluebird nestlings in an instant if their father isn't vigilant enough to protect them.
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Presurgery, my gamer's approach to moving through Manhattan was all about anticipating openings—slipping past the groups of men in Patagonia vests walking three abreast, cutting in front of iPhone addicts, scooting around the double-wide strollers, going for shortcuts and cheats.
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The fat, inflatable, 9-inch tires and wide, padded deck eat up the pavement, but having mechanical regenerative brakes, a hand disc brake, and a stomp brake as stopping options makes me feel a bit better about scooting at car-like speeds.
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With large cities struggling to keep up with demand for public transportation, scooting allows you to create your own route at your own pace, so you'll never have to run after a train as it pulls from the station before schedule ever again.
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The winner, War of Will, hugged the rail for most of the mile-and-three-sixteenths distance, just as he did in the Kentucky Derby, before scooting to the middle of the track and holding off the challenge of a long shot named Everfast.
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Who else would think to stick a crow on top of a sign that says "Seek Comfort," erected in the cracked desert ground, while a girl missing half her limbs lies on her back, scooting slowly along her way a skateboard in the relentless sunshine?
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And by testing the drivers' feces for stress hormones, the researchers were able to show that scooting around in pursuit of Froot Loops was relaxing for the rats, suggesting they may be getting enjoyment out of driving, the opposite of humans stuck in traffic.
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Is this the aesthetic hell we currently inhabit — touring renovated sections of Manhattan dotted with fashionable waterholes, where we can relax and talk turkey before scooting off to the next gallery opening to see the latest expression of our lost illusions and dashed hopes?
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There are actually two apps: the Sphero Play app for scooting the ball around by interacting with your device's touchscreen and the Sphero Edu app that lets users stack blocks of code to program how the robot behaves via its gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetic compass, light sensor, and more.
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The robots can arrange themselves into shapes to display information, and you can interact directly with them by grabbing one and spinning or moving it — imagine an EQ materializing in front of you, or dials scooting over to your fingers when you open a certain app or game.
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This year's five-day week, one of just a few scheduled in the past two decades, is the result of an anomaly in the calendar that leaves the state's budget deadline, midnight on March 31, falling on Friday, effectively eliminating the possibility of lawmakers scooting out of the Capitol before then.
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Made from a combination of machined aluminum, carbon fiber, and a lightweight magnesium alloy for the handlebar assembly, the scooter looks like a team of designers spend some time to make it look like more than a toy, which should help adults feel a little less self-conscious about scooting around town.
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While distracted scooter riders can be harder for police and public safety officials to track down, intoxicated scooting can lead to real arrests and DUI records, like the 28-year-old who crashed into a pedestrian while three times over the legal limit on a Bird scooter in Los Angeles back in September.
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Observe the elder Mr. Farago for a while and you'll see him stocking the five-seat snack bar, then spraying deodorizer in the shoes, then ringing up a customer, then wiping down the scoring tables and laying out fresh scoring sheets, then scooting to the back to check on the pinsetter machines.
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Officially an experimental craft, testing new propulsion systems and imaging devices for spotting space debris, American scientists and military leaders have watched the SJ-17 perform remarkable manoeuvres since its launch in 2016, scooting between three different Chinese satellites high above the Earth and parking itself within a few hundred metres of one of them.
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Ginny had promised to take the girls to M&M World, that ridiculous place in Times Square they had passed too often in a taxi, Maggie scooting to press her face to the glass to watch the giant smiling M&M scale the Empire State Building on the electronic billboard and wave from the spire, its color dissolving yellow, then blue, then red, then yellow again.
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