The service area roughly equals 100 square miles, Chu said.
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Amazon decides which ZIP codes are in its service area.
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For businesses in the service area, less of an impact.
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They don't really have a great product in the service area.
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Nissan will then deliver the vehicle within a specified service area.
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Truck driver Ürsu is parked in the lot of the Grauholz service area.
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The lobby is all angles and seating with a small customer service area.
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Southern California Edison made a similar filing regarding fires in its service area.
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My desk doubled as the coffee bar, telephone and room service area, and mirror.
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At the same time we augment the service area [with things like] Samsung Pay.
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Far worse, the "courtyard" outside our window was a truck service area and garage.
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If you park outside of Jump's service area, you'll be charged a $25 fee.
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The service area is limited to well-mapped roads on which Waymo has extensively tested.
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The service area of Ameren Missouri, a subsidiary of the Ameren Corporation, covers 64 counties.
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SmartCharge is in beta testing with Honda Fit owners in Southern California Edison's service area.
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KB: Depending on the service area, it tends to be a bundle of different approaches.
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Many own multiple businesses or have grown their single business to cover a large service area.
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All told, 60,000 customers lost power in Pacific Gas and Electric's service area on Sunday night.
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There is a fully equipped service area for staff, along with garage space for three cars.
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It's probably a nickel a bushel for every farm within the service area of that refinery.
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Many have owned multiple businesses or grown their single business to cover a very large service area.
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The company moved quickly to add the originally excluded poor urban ZIP codes to its service area.
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The group scattered when two officers from Police Service Area 7 arrived, responding to a neighbor's complaint.
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But New York's donor service area is also among the worst at convincing patients to become donors.
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Manufacturing companies could choose to move their businesses out of the service area or even the state.
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Again and again, he walked into a local substation, Police Service Area 7, and asked for protection.
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The company has 16 million customers across a 70,000-square-mile service area in Northern and Central California.
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"PG&E does have a much larger service area and a much larger number of customers," Fiske said.
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One service area would have a 99-mile diameter and encompass a population of about 10 million people.
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The bankruptcy battle has repercussions in PG&E's service area, which encompasses most of Northern and Central California.
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Eligibility for that option is based on special circumstances, such as moving outside of your plan's service area.
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The company warned about outages continuing, because there were 33 in its service area, impacting about 6,000 people.
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St. Vincent also recruited more new families than seven of the eight other agencies in their service area.
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Most remaining outages were in Florida Power & Light's service area in the southern and eastern parts of the state.
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Worse yet, our on-the-scene reporter was out of service area, engulfed in fog with extremely limited visibility.
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Investigative journalists at Bloomberg News used that page to create maps of Amazon's service area for same-day delivery.
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Most of the 15 million people who live inside the utility's service area have no where else to turn.
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Most of the 15 million people who live inside the utility's service area have no where else to turn.
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Most of the remaining outages were in Florida Power & Light's service area in the southern parts of the state.
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Part of the port remained open, but a service area was closed, the Port of Virginia said by Twitter.
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"Members of the public will be able to take our cars anywhere in our service area," Mr. Krafcik said.
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The numbers are even starker in the Yukon-Kuskokwim hospital's service area, where there are few jobs or industries.
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Once you turn off data roaming, you won&apost have access to mobile data outside of your service area.
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They also have to have some type of community connection to prove they are in the shelter's service area.
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Gaffney, her husband, and brother-in-law each still have their personal vehicles for trips outside of Waymo's service area.
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When a community choice program begins, the government moves all electricity customers in their service area into the new program.
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As you expand your service area outside the core of the city, you're going to do that for equity reasons.
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Wype's service area is still small, and the mobile web version will roll out in the next couple of weeks.
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It's hard to tell how well Lugg is performing by analyzing its App Store metrics, given its limited service area.
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Because service was over for the trip, I managed to get a small tour of the kitchen and service area.
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The plane was dark, but he saw her seated in the first row behind the service area of business class.
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As with YouTube TV, availability of the four big broadcast networks varies across other internet TV services depending on service area.
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Citi Bike would grow to 40,000 bikes over that period, doubling its service area by 35 square miles, the company said.
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Starship delivers to homes within a two-mile radius but has plans to expand its service area to make farther deliveries.
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Most of the remaining outages were in Florida Power & Light's service area in the southern and eastern parts of the state.
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Adjacent is a spacious refectory-like service area, which Mr. Gandini has occasionally hired out as an event space for weddings.
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The administration also said 23 more insurers will enter the exchange next year, and 29 will be expanding their service area.
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Among the questions he raised was whether the utility is too large, with a service area covering more than 260 counties.
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Puget Sound Energy, the state's largest utility company, said Monday that 167 outages remained in its service area, affecting 6,696 customers.
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You can turn off data roaming to prevent MMS messages from using data while you&aposre outside of your service area.
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There, beyond the kitchen and service area, a long hallway, adorned with Gracie wallpaper, leads to the four en-suite bedrooms.
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On December 28, a migrant was found dead in the trailer of a Czech truck on a service area in Grande-Synthe.
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After the vans are built, we trial them, and eventually they are sent to a service area to be put to use.
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The Bloomberg analysis revealed that many poor urban areas were excluded from the service area, while more affluent neighboring areas were included.
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This is expected to ease the ongoing consolidation in the sector by reducing the number of telecom operators in a service area.
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Its self-driving cars operate in an approximately 249-square-mile service area that includes the towns Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, and Tempe.
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The company, California's largest investor-owned utility, has 16 million customers across a 70,000-square-mile service area in Northern and Central California.
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"It has been a tremendous outpouring of support throughout our service area," Susan Forbes of local blood center OneBlood told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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Citi Bike does not receive subsidies from the city, but it does retain exclusive rights to operate bike-sharing in its service area.
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San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) is investing $2130 million into the installation of tens of thousands of chargers in its service area.
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One iteration of the fulfillment center may include a self-service area where customers can come in person to pick up their orders.
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Of those 292,000 jobs added, 230,000 were in the private service area: things like health care, business services, financial services, good service jobs.
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In broad terms, you must have original Medicare and live in the plan's service area to be able to join an Advantage Plan.
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It says roughly three-quarters of the hundreds of damage reports in its service area are in Kitsap Island, Skagit and Whatcom counties.
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Then, a captain from the Police Service Area patrolling the complex intervened after recognizing Mr. Blake as an elected official, the police said.
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California and Texas, for example, are considering notification systems that inform power companies when a citizen buys an electric car in their service area.
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PG&E is California's largest investor-owned utility with 16 million customers across a 70,000-square-mile service area in Northern and Central California.
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It is seen as a strategic location by the people smugglers who operate around the port of Dunkirk and on a nearby service area.
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Guests of the resort can call the service using the existing Lyft rider app, and the option should appear in the designated service area.
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A spokesperson for Cruise would not say how many vehicles will be involved in the pilot, nor would he define the service area involved.
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DTE Energy said on its website that severe storms Friday and Saturday caused 600,000 power outages in its Michigan service area, which includes Detroit.
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"If we have a route or we cover that service area, great and we'll direct you to where you need to go," he said.
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Sirhan Sirhan, a 24-year-old Palestinian, ambushed Bobby as he made his way though the kitchen service area, shooting him in the head.
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The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced today that it has invested a further $2.4 million to support economic diversification projects in its service area.
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"Several devastating hurricanes, as well as earthquakes in Mexico, significantly impacted certain regions of our service area during the third quarter," the company said.
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Riders must also be sure to stay within the service area of Santa Monica, and not venture out into the broader Los Angeles area.
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Texans are demanding this project — 80 percent of those surveyed across the service area said they want to ride the 200-mph bullet train.
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"I eventually made it to the food service area, where Kurt and Courtney [Love] were at a table with their newborn daughter, Frances," he wrote.
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PG&E is the largest utility company in the state, serving 16m people across a 70,000-square-mile service area in northern and central California.
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Lyft plans on doubling the size of New York's Citi Bike service area and tripling the number of bikes nationwide in the next five years.
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Beepi, a peer-to-peer used-car buying and selling app, shrank its service area and let 180 of its staff go in December 2016.
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The neighborhood where Vista de Rosas is located in Portland is served by car2go, though it sits in a far corner of the service area.
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PG&E is the state's biggest investor-owned utility, with 16 million customers across a 70,000-square-mile service area in Central and Northern California.
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The customer service area looked organized and clean, and employees there were more than eager to assist customers with printing, returns, or any other inquiry.
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For this sum, Charter could build broadband to millions of homes where it currently doesn't offer service, tripling the size of its existing service area.
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The black and white birds are harmless for the remainder of the year, National Parks and Wildlife Service Area Manager Roger Mills said in 2017.
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Those trips occurred in a small, largely residential portion of its service area, and they were never a majority of the rides provided by Waymo.
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Now Shipt's service area covers most of the Southeast including: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, as well as Texas, Arizona, and Ohio.
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If a customer lives just across the street from the boundary set by Amazon, she is outside the service area and can do little about it.
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Southern California Edison, the second-largest utility in the state, announced Tuesday that it was considering cutting power to more than 130,000 in its service area.
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In Terminal 1, officers from Customs and Border Protection took a "hard stand," guns drawn, which caused passengers at the Federal Inspection Service area to panic.
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Immediately after Monday's shooting, officers from the local housing command, Police Service Area 7, found a few possible witnesses and brought them to the detective squad.
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Fire weather watches have been issued in the service area because vegetation is extremely dry and temperatures are 13-15 degrees above average, the release said.
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The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority in 2016 launched a $100 million interest-free loan program to help towns in its service area replace lead service lines.
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PG&E has been turning off power across vast parts of its service area during high winds, because fallen power lines are a major cause of wildfires.
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Metz shared a couple screenshots from the Waymo One app, which shows the geography of the service area and some of the accessibility features that are offered.
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But those trips occurred in just a small, largely residential portion of its service area, and they were never a majority of the rides provided by Waymo.
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The Grande-Synthe camp is seen as a strategic location by the people smugglers who operate around the port of Dunkirk and on a nearby service area.
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This would be money taken from financial settlements and the accelerated transfer of funds from a tiny payroll tax paid in the 12-county M.T.A. service area.
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As you entered Tekserve, passing through a turnstile and collecting your numbered ticket for either the retail or service area, an un-uniformed employee would greet you.
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A different kind of takeover has been proposed by Mayor Sam Liccardo of San Jose: a customer-owned utility that would include PG&E's entire service area.
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Fire weather watches have been issued in the service area because vegetation is extremely dry and temperatures are 5-15 degrees above average, the company said Sunday.
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No one within the service area was ever more than a 10 minute walk from a stop, and as an added incentive, your first 10 rides were free.
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The company emailed customers in those areas to say it would no longer serve them, but did not give a reason, simply citing "changes in our service area."
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In Seattle, more than 13,000 people signed up in the first month, and ReachNow was able to add 150 vehicles and expand its service area by late June.
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The San Jose service area includes Campbell, CA; Cupertino, CA; Los Gatos, CA; Milpitas, CA; San Jose, CA; Santa Clara, CA; Saratoga, CA; and Sunnyvale, CA, Walmart says.
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In contrast, it would have taken journalists at Bloomberg only a few hours to develop a map of Amazon's service area and correlate it with income or race.
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Officers from Police Service Area 7, which patrols public housing buildings in the area, arrested Mr. Hubbard as he headed in the direction of a nearby subway station.
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"Just adjacent to Tree of Life's service area, a congregation was in the rabbi study room and they would have had approximately 15 people in there," he added.
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Freedom's former chief operating officer, Sidd Pagidipati, paid seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to settle charges related to his role in the alleged service-area-expansion fraud.
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On the other side of the kitchen is a service area with a laundry room, a half bathroom and a mudroom that could be used as an office.
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Southern California Edison has rolled out similar fire-monitoring cameras across Orange County, while PG&E plans to deploy 600 cameras throughout its service area between now and 2022.
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August 12, 2019 The city of Newark and the state of New Jersey begin providing bottled water to residents in the Pequannock service area who have lead service lines.
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Even though many fire and energy experts credit the company with being proactive and thoughtful, residents and lawmakers in its service area initially expressed frustration with the utility's approach.
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SoCalGas forecast that temperatures would average 46 degrees Fahrenheit (7.8 Celsius) across its service area on Wednesday, before rising to 47 F on Thursday and 49 F on Friday.
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The utility, the state's largest, has blamed development in remote areas and climate change as major contributors to the severity of wildfires in its 70,000-square-mile service area.
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Top executives of Tohoku Electric Power and Chubu Electric Power, which operate in regions abutting Tepco's service area, have said they were not considering any nuclear tie-ups with Tepco.
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You'd pay a subsidized, fixed-rate fee that's competitive with today's ride-sharing services, and would be able to take these vehicles wherever you want within the pilot's service area.
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It wasn't for the perks (bottomless Chex Mix in the lounge) or the glamour (though I did develop a strange loyalty to the New York State Thruway's Plattekill service area).
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Using the cable lock built into the back of the bike, you can lock the bike anywhere in a designated service area shown on the map on the Lyft app.
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Stefanksi believes Refraction's sturdy, smaller-sized delivery robots will allow for faster technology development and will be able to cover a larger service area than competitors operating on the sidewalk.
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And because the bikes are only available in a small service area, they can't be used for longer rides or even as a reliable means of transportation outside the zone.
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While outages were initially concentrated on the west side of DTE's southern Michigan service area -- from Ann Arbor up to Howell -- after Saturday, power outages had become "quite widespread," said Rivard.
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PJM issued hot weather alerts over the weekend asking the companies that operate generation and transmission facilities in its service area to avoid any unnecessary equipment maintenance during the heat wave.
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One couple was arrested on Tuesday at a highway service area in southern France, and the other was arrested late Wednesday or early Thursday near the town of Montargis in Loiret.
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Over the five-month course, they intend to have the students tour the 60th Precinct's station house and the new headquarters of the local housing police unit, Police Service Area 1.
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Bringing the app to iOS, though, signals that the company is interested in expanding its customer base — even while its service area stays hyper-localized in the towns east of Phoenix.
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When you're finished with the bike, you can lock it to any parking meter or bike rack, as long as it's within Jump's service area (and a legal bike-parking spot).
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In March, another New York City-area utility, Consolidated Edison Inc, imposed a moratorium on new gas customers in its Westchester County service area due to a lack of new pipeline infrastructure.
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As a public utility operating in BC under the Utilities Commission Act, we have an obligation to serve customers in our service area, subject to certain conditions and restrictions, including cryptomining operations.
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Since things were quiet, and service had finished for the trip, I popped my head into the small service area to see the dumbwaiters that carry food up from the kitchen below.
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That evidence prompted them to send officers from the 42nd Precinct, to the north, and the local housing command, Police Service Area 7, into the projects, as a salve against any retaliation.
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Once Zipline establishes a base in the U.S., the company's CTO confirmed, it should be able to make deliveries within a half hour (or less) to people in a defined service area.
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With the increasing threat of wildfires, "we are taking additional action across our service area to constantly assess and evolve and adapt," said Melissa Subbotin, a spokeswoman for Pacific Gas and Electric.
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State Senator Jerry Hill, a Bay Area Democrat, said that because of the utility's negligence and the loss of lives throughout its service area, it had become difficult to believe PG&E.
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"Until our efforts align demand with available supply, we will no longer be accepting applications for new natural gas connections in most of our Westchester service area," Con Edison said on its website.
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It is the only state that sits entirely within the service area of the Appalachian Regional Commission, which was established by the federal government in the 1960s to address the region's chronic poverty.
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During the 2019 Fiscal Year, the MBTA received roughly $1.032 billion from a sales tax and the 175 cities and towns in the MBTA service area contributed about $170 million in local taxes.
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Blamed for its lax safety practices, the utility submitted a detailed plan to regulators on the protocol it would use to pre-emptively black out parts of its service area to prevent fires.
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David Thacker, assistant manager for family-owned TVS Cable, says his company provides broadband service of at least 50 Mbps, but that the unserved parts of Letcher County are outside its service area.
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LOS ANGELES — Pacific Gas & Electric Co., California's largest electric utility, warned Friday afternoon it might cut power this weekend to tens of thousands of customers in its service area due to extreme fire risk.
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With tips and help from the public, most were recaptured in the Jasper area, and at least two were picked up at the Flying J Travel Plaza service area near Interstate 65, officials said.
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Waymo says "hundreds" of Early Riders are in the process of being invited to use Waymo One, and the service area of "around 100 square miles" includes the towns of Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, and Gilbert.
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"We would like to see more drilling," said Gene McCowan, human resources director for the Trenton Indian Service Area, which governs the six counties in North Dakota and Montana where 2,600 Turtle Mountain Chippewa live.
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Pacific Gas and Electric expanded its power blackout zone to include 940,000 customers on Saturday, as the extreme weather conditions heightened the risk that sparks from its equipment could ignite wildfires throughout the utility's service area.
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Lyft inked the deal last month with an $2753 million announcement that it would double the service area of Citi Bike over the next five years, and triple the number of bikes from 12,000 to 40,000.
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Sewell also saw further evidence of the service-area-expansion fraud: Freedom was "renting" groups of doctors in various counties in order to gain C.M.S. approval to expand, and then dropping the doctors after receiving it.
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State officials have classified more than half of PG&E's 70,000-square-mile service area in Northern and Central California as posing a high fire threat because of dry grasses and numerous dead and dying trees.
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In other words, under Pai's proposal the FCC would count living in a cellular service area, with all of its associated slower speeds, data caps and higher monthly charges, as an acceptable level of service for residents.
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She said utilities are required to report any incident that involves a fatality, damage in excess of $50,000, significant media interest or a major outage to at least 10% of the service area at any one time.
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Specific details, like the number of customers currently using Waymo One, the exact geography of its service area, and when the company expects to remove human safety drivers from behind the wheel, are a big question mark.
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The application requires companies to outline things like their pricing structures, proposed service area and fleet size, how they plan to ensure proper parking, and how they will ensure equal opportunity and fair wages among its labor.
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But the reality is that our regular health insurance plans don't cover everything you think they might (most plans across the board only cover emergency services—not hospitalization and surgery—if you're out of the service area).
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"The historic wind event that swept across PG&E's service area late Sunday and early Monday packed hurricane-strength winds in excess of 210 mph in some cases," Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said in a statement.
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"While we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term, it was the correct decision given the large-scale, historic weather events and ensuing equipment damage that unfolded across our service area."
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In a recent letter, state regulators also asked Newark to investigate whether elevated levels in the Wanaque service area are caused by water leaks from the Pequannock — the two water systems border each other at certain points.
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The Senate bill includes a breakdown of the grants between the Northeast Corridor, Amtrak's only profitable service area and one where it cut the higher speed Acela trains this week, and the rest of its national network.
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Competitor Waymo has also debuted an autonomous ride-hailing trial in Chandler, Arizona, with public applications for membership welcome, but Cruise's service so far seems the broadest in terms of service area and availability based on known information.
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My Canoga Park neighbors and I use the bus to get to work, the grocery store and our friends' houses, which is why my community is situated in one of the busiest bus corridors in Metro's service area.
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Eighty-eight members of the House issued a joint statement last week expressing concern about the strike, and about 15 municipalities in Verizon's service area, which runs from Virginia to Massachusetts, have passed resolutions siding with striking workers.
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In California, the company will only give rides to Waymo employees and their guests within its limited service area in the South Bay, which includes the neighborhoods of Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, and Palo Alto.
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We've all been there at one point or another: Whether it's failing to properly prepare, not doing enough research about the company and interviewer, wearing the wrong outfit, or being in a spotty service area for a phone interview.
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While many of the farms that received letters from Dean Foods were far outside of the service area of our plant, a number of them closer to Fort Wayne have signed contracts with the cooperatives to work with Walmart.
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The complaint also alleged that Freedom was engaging in service-area-expansion fraud—misrepresenting the number of health-care providers in its network in certain counties, so that it could expand the areas in which it offered Medicare Advantage.
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"I can confirm search operations are in progress and that there has been one fatality, five persons have been taken to hospital and three persons are currently missing," Oxfordshire Fire Service Area Manager Mat Carlile said in a statement.
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In the case of a tie, the system favors those in the local donor service area, and if none of the sickest patients can be matched with the liver, the organ is shared with other regions of the country.
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"This year in 2018, starting in Phoenix, Arizona — there members of the public will be able to take these fully self-driving cars anywhere within our service area," Waymo CEO John Krafcik said at a press event in New York.
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"I dont know of anything this widespread that has ever affected so many people in our service area," said Dan Erdmann, a spokesman for the group which helps family farms get through crises ranging from natural disasters to medical emergencies.
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In May, as Washington, DC was preparing for more subway shutdowns due to maintenance, Uber announced it would expand its UberPool program throughout the agency's service area, pitching itself as a congestion-reducing alternative to the city's faltering transit system.
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Ohio has the highest percentage of Medicaid transport volume in Air Evac Lifeteam's service area, but Medicaid in Ohio reimburses less than $28503,22019 per transport, far below what it actually costs to carry out a transport by air medical helicopter.
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In Phoenix's Grid Bike Share system, for instance, you have to pay a $2 charge if you lock up your bike away from a docking station and a $303 charge if you park it outside the bike-sharing service area.
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"I don't know of anything this widespread that has ever affected so many people in our service area," said Dan Erdmann, a spokesman for the group which helps family farms get through crises ranging from natural disasters to medical emergencies.
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Comcast also said it has signed a deal with pre-paid wireless service Boost Mobile to sell Xfinity Prepaid at a few Boost Mobile locations later this year and 4,400 Boost Mobile locations within Comcast's service area by the end of 2017.
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Responding to the latest windstorms over the weekend, PG&E turned off electricity to 970,000 homes and workplaces in 38 counties in northern and central California, encompassing millions of people across more than half of PG&E's service area of 70,000 square miles.
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Normal FCC regulations, sans UHF discount, stipulate that no sole company can own stations whose reach extends to over 39 percent of the U.S. The UHF discount allowed companies to only count half of their covered service area towards the 39 percent.
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The camp, on a piece of wetland nestled between a residential area and a motorway connecting Dunkirk to Calais, is seen as a strategic location by the people smugglers who operate around the port of Dunkirk and on a nearby service area.
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The company had said in May it would not process new applications for natural gas services in its New York City and Long Island service area until Williams Cos Inc's Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline received the permits it needs to proceed.
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"While we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term, it was the correct decision given the large-scale, historic weather event and ensuing equipment damage that unfolded across our service area," said Jennifer Robison, the utility company's spokeswoman.
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SoCalGas, a unit of California energy company Sempra Energy , had earlier in the day said it had began withdrawing natural gas from its Aliso Canyon storage facility to support reliability of the region's gas and electricity systems as cold weather froze its service area.
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"The California Independent System Operator transmission plan identified the need to improve and upgrade this system to address potential overloads and power outages that would affect customers in the service area," a PUC filing stated in 2017, while again outlining the need to update the transmission complex.
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For over a year, Waymo has been offering trips to the 272-plus members of its Early Rider program who use Waymo's ride-hailing app to summon the minivans for free trips to school, the mall, the gym, or elsewhere within its suburban Phoenix service area.
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Under the new plan, "transit disadvantaged" residents, including those without the Uber app, will be granted a taxpayer-subsidized Uber ride each month to anywhere within the service area during daytime hours in the case that they are facing an urgent situation requiring transit, according to Cochran.
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As part of the program, electric scooter companies would need to provide user education and insurance, share its detailed trip data with the city, have a privacy policy that protects user data, offer a low-income plan and operate in a to-be-approved service area.
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"The MTA celebrates diversity and inclusivity, and we're incredibly proud to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and the WorldPride events in our service area with our special Pride trains, and limited-edition MetroCards and merchandise," Shams Tarek, a spokesperson for the MTA, said in a statement.
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In a phone conversation earlier this summer, ReachNow CEO Steve Banfield noted that San Francisco does not support free-floating car sharing, like ReachNow and car2go, where users can pick up a nearby car and drop it off wherever they like, as long as it's in the service area.
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For households with low or stagnant incomes, the amount they are spending on water often exceeds what EPA considers affordable … Municipalities are facing enormous pressure to set rates based on the often-growing percentages of low-income households in their service area — even if it means deferring investments.
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"On behalf of Kaiser Permanente, we are so saddened by the tragic deaths of our colleagues Fernisa Sison, Michael Quitasol, and Evan Quitasol, along with all those aboard the Conception," wrote Corwin Harper, Senior Vice President and Area Manager of Kaiser Permanente Central Valley service area, in a statement.
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Among the steps it took early on were hiring a large team of meteorologists, including veterans of the National Weather Service; installing devices that measure weather conditions at various locations in its service area; and using technology that allowed the utility to remotely switch off power to designated areas.
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Consolidated Edison Inc, the biggest electric company in the state, meanwhile forecast demand in its New York City and Westchester service area on Monday will top Friday's high for the year of 12,124 MW. That was still far below Con Ed's record of 13,322 MW set on July 19, 2013.
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The entire service area for the pipeline has seen price hikes to some extent, but in places like New Jersey, the increases have been minimal — up just 3 cents on average over the last week compared with Georgia, where unleaded gasoline has surged almost 30 cents a gallon in just a few days.
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" A day after the wildfires were reported in Sonoma and Napa counties, PG&E issued a press release saying its "meteorologists reported overnight gusts between 50 and 75 miles per hour, which aided the fires in the Northern parts of the energy company's service area, especially Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake counties.
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As part of the 24-month pilot program, electric scooter companies selected to operate in the city will need to provide user education and insurance, share its detailed trip data with the city, have a privacy policy that protects user data, offer a low-income plan and operate in a to-be-approved service area.
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Those who knew Mr. DeJesus said he regularly raged at the police and had a contentious encounter with an officer from Police Service Area 4 about two months ago in a courtyard by Eighth Street and Avenue D. In November 2014, Mr. DeJesus was shot by a man in front of 809 East Sixth Street.
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Some of the issues reported to the GSA's Public Buildings Service include mice in the situation room and the mess food service area at the White House Navy, a colony of ants who have taken up residence in the office of President Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly, and cockroach infestations in at least four areas of the aging building.
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The architect has lived with his family on this stretch of New York City's East 8th Street between Avenues C and D for most of the past two decades, and while there have always been lights up—ringing the rooftop of the Police Service Area 4 (PSA4) building on the northeast corner of E. 8th and Avenue C—leaving them on all night is a change he noticed last year.
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