Fiat Chrysler has changed the design of the shifter to make it similar to a standard mechanical shifter.
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Jeep Grand Cherokee electronic shifter The models were fitted with an electronic automatic transmission shifter that has been confusing drivers.
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The first Deicide record has a lot of pitch shifter—like they'd have the real vocal and the pitch shifter vocal in parallel for whole sections.
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The joysticks are typically more compact than what they replace, although for my money, the column shifter is the best choice if you want the shifter to be out of the way.
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Specifically, the recall was to repair a confusing shifter mechanism.
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Buttigieg: Climate is a threat multiplier and a threat shifter.
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I just wish it didn't come with an automatic shifter.
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"Much like Cindy Sherman, she's a shape shifter," he said.
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Cosco Shifter 300-Pound Capacity Hand Truck and Dolly — $79.99
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Here's what the NHTSA said about the shifter in February: ... [T]he Monostable shifter is not intuitive and provides poor tactile and visual feedback to the driver, increasing the potential for unintended gear selection.
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"He became a victim of his own success," Mr. Shifter said.
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Everything is controlled by a large knob located by the shifter.
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Pick your mode, use the clear glass shifter, and drive. pic.twitter.
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Orrefors is also supplying the XC90 with its crystal gear shifter.
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Mr. Shifter is an expert on United States-Latin American relations.
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Chevy kept the column shifter, which is charming but old school.
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Rather, he created a new kind of designer: the shape-shifter.
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OK, Alfa, just get rid of the annoying joystick shifter, please.
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As with most Jags, the XF uses a rotary gear shifter.
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It's nice to have the park button on the shifter, of course.
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In other cases, the shifter functions more like a video game joystick.
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Stretch a pinky and neatly trigger the right-hand paddle shifter. Bang!
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The 2100-speed automatic transmission gets manual control on the console shifter.
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For those heavier trips, the seven-speed gear shifter really helped out.
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"He's the blame shifter in chief," said Gwenda Blair, a Trump biographer.
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On trucks and SUVs, you'll sometimes encounter a real old-school column shifter.
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Fiat Chrysler will replace the transmission side shifter cable bushing, the company said.
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In order to accomplish his unsavory work, Victor must become a shape-shifter.
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The Silverado gets extra points for having a good old-fashioned column shifter!
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The shifter in the latest recall is mounted on the truck's steering column.
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It is a shape-shifter — he always has decided what shape he's taking.
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The agreement, if ratified, could be a "total game shifter", says Mr Sturzenegger.
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And once you click the paddle-shifter into first, the real fun begins.
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The climate controls are straightforward, and the piano-key shifter sits right above.
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Even seemingly mundane things like the shifter have been redesigned in Space Vizzion.
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You can toggle among driving modes using the buttons below the shifter knob.
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Here, by contrast, is the shifter on the new Cadillac XT5, a crossover SUV.
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Small satellite shifter buttons, called Blips, can also be placed anywhere along the handlebars.
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Shape Shifter This month, make your eye makeup as intense as your romantic chemistry.
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The gear shifter might be in a new place, but you figure it out.
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But something did not work in the case of Fiat Chrysler's shifter, he said.
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The eight-speed transmission is a BMW unit, as is the odious toggle shifter.
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When you're done, slot the shifter into sixth gear on the highway and relax.
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Those who follow Mr. Vongerichten know the chef to be a protean shape-shifter.
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And the Silverado gets extra points for having a good old-fashioned column shifter!
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Ford says a bushing that attaches the shifter cable to the transmission can fall off.
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The driver must look at the shifter to make sure the proper gear is selected.
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Cherimoya is a shape-shifter, too, conjuring up pineapple, banana and strawberry all at once.
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Grace, in Ms. Atwood's novel, is a shape-shifter, too, her guilt or innocence unfixed.
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The driver can also select gears using a stick that resembles a manual transmission shifter.
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Shifter también estudia cómo esas actuaciones de Trump podrían causar problemas irreversibles en la región.
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Authorities had said he thought the shifter was in park when it was actually in neutral.
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We also see him interacting with Nick and Father Blackwood, which eliminates any shape-shifter theories.
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In some cases, such as when the shifter is replaced by buttons, this isn't so bad.
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For some reason, the same shifter in the Ghibli has not also been recalled by Maserati.
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He had this big bag of weed next to the shifter or clutch, whatever it was.
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Ali also proved to be a shape-shifter — a public figure who kept reinventing his persona.
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That shifter is unusual because it does not move to a different position with each gear.
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She isn't a sensualist shape-shifter like FKA twigs or a subversive formalist like St. Vincent.
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The vocals are my voice put through a pitch shifter to sound like a young woman.
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This Ram recall involves a different type of shifter than the one in the Grand Cherokee.
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Owners had reported 25 crashes and nine injuries tied to the electronic shifter in those vehicles.
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We made the quick video above in my car to show off how the shifter works — there are little notches as you push the shifter in either direction to indicate what gear you're in, but they're fairly subtle and easy to miss if you're not paying attention.
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That means, doing the same movement with the shifter doesn't always get it into the desired position.
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Though he has basked in the public eye for decades, Mr Johnson is a consummate shape-shifter.
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It has chrome accents and a circular, white shifter lever for its six-speed manual-only transmission.
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So, the driver must look at the shifter display to make sure the proper gear is selected.
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Fuck the British Top 40 and being a radio friendly unit shifter—she was following her gut.
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Mr. Schachter precisely maneuvered around the course, flicking the gear-shifter and slamming the brakes before corners.
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Mr. Shifter is the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, where Mr. Binetti is a research fellow.
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The rear hub and shifter are made by Shimano, one of the top names in the industry.
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The inside looks plenty Volvo too, with the now signature stubby gear shifter, and long, elegant air vents.
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Update: 10:00pm: According to Fiat Chrysler Automotive, the issue stems from the design of the electronic shifter.
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My team and I got closer," said Kelly, who added, "So it's just a perspective shifter for people.
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Prince was a gender shape-shifter, wearing winged eyeliner and platform heels, and wielding guitars with phallic silhouettes.
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"These are change elections in Latin America," said Michael Shifter, president of the Washington-based Inter-American Dialogue.
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In Prospect Park, she appears alongside the punk shape-shifter Ted Leo and the wry songwriter Caroline Rose.
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Swaths of flat gray plastic cover almost every surface, including the strange shifter that lives below the infotainment system.
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The lyrical angle, Blame-shifter, just came from a book I was reading that I was very inspired by.
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Park, as you can see, isn't an option: There's a button for that to the left of the shifter.
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Here's the shifter on a new Lexus RX 350, which uses the more familiar P-R-N-D arrangement.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles had recalled Yelchin's model, along with over 1 million others, because of a confusing shifter design.
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Once you get used to them, the shifter and multimedia controls are fine, but there is a learning curve.
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This touchscreen sits above a gear shifter on the car's central console, which is partially constructed out of cork.
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Just think of it as a conversation shifter for when that person at your table brings up the president.
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In fact, Chrysler vehicles fitted with this some shifter have been recalled because it's hard to get into Park.
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If you want to select your own gears, you have to use the gear shifter on the center console.
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The bike also has two gears, though it hides them from you — there is no shifter on the handlebars.
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This study is urgently important—though not because it's a paradigm shifter, shedding radically new light on our predicament.
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A scene in which June encounters another shifter and risks losing her own identity altogether delivers some real emotion.
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The shifter and clutch are light, with no double declutching needed, and the steering, while relatively heavy, is precise.
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It's a software update that was finally accelerated in the past few weeks after a death, even though problems with this shifter were so widespread that it made local TV news stories last year, the National Highway Transportation Administration issued a harsh report in February, and FCA recalled the shifter in April.
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But he was every bit the dazzling shape-shifter as an actor, as demonstrated by some critically acclaimed film roles.
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The famous, or infamous, shifter, sticking right of the dash like the stick on an Alfa Romeo from the '70s.
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It created a new one because the other Audi-like shifter was apparently too difficult for consumers to operate correctly.
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The suit targets what it says is "one of the most basic safety features in every car" -- the gear shifter.
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Only time will tell which Johnson will emerge, or whether the shape-shifter will decide to shift shapes once more.
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Michael Shifter is the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank focused on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Two families, one haunted house: The complicated set of the new Broadway musical is a shape-shifter all its own.
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"There is so little sympathy now," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington policy forum.
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Michael Shifter is the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank focusing on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Michael Shifter is the president of the inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank focused on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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As of April, the automaker was aware of 41 injuries potentially related to the shifter, the company said in a statement.
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Anxiety is a slippery shape-shifter—when you try to stuff it down, it just re-emerges in a different form.
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He's pulled into a quest to find a missing boy, joined by strange companions, including a shape-shifter known as Leopard.
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The infotainment display looks tiny on top of such a large center stack and the column shifter is vague and dated.
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Which, yes, is faster than you can move the shifter, but doesn't mean it wouldn't be more fun as a manual.
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Another shifter romance, it stuck out to me because according to the cover Jenika Snow is a USA Today bestselling author.
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There's a gear shifter, but it doesn't do anything, and there's no accelerator, just a brake pedal, to control forward motion.
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It's 12 inches shorter than the regular Wrangler, with amazing red plaid seats and a red ball shifter handle to match.
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The steering wheel is coated in crinkled black leather; there's a throwback six-speed manual shifter and old-school analog dials.
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"Temer faces the fundamental problem of legitimacy," said Michael Shifter, the president of Inter-American Dialogue, a policy group in Washington.
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With a clumsy, vague shifter and only five forward gears, the Yaris rids me of any affection for its manual transmission.
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"This gives Maduro a political gift," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy group in Washington.
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I enjoyed the interface of RadWagon's gear shifter: a thumb-sized paddle to shift up and a separate button for down.
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Something I really did wish for, though, was steering wheel paddles like the shifter paddles on Porsche's automatic transmission sports cars.
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Rihanna plays an alien burlesque dancer named Bubble, a seductive shape-shifter who prides herself on her ability to master any role.
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No mushiness, no sloppiness; just unadulterated awesomeness and V-8 fury, channeled through a six-speed manual with a pool-ball shifter.
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On the inside, the 2020 Civic Type R gets a new Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel and an updated shifter with shorter throws.
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When you turn the shifter the indicator shows the man going up a steeper hill and means you're in an easier setting.
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Here are some of my least favorites: "Shifter" romances—where people turn into animals—seem to be very in style right now.
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"Can you really trust this shape shifter?" asks the ad, which continues with a montage of all of Levine's infamous hair changes.
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But we're told the manufacturer, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, did not have an actual repair for the e-shifter problem at that point.
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Recaro performance seats are an option, at $2,300, as is the suede-like material coating the steering wheel and shifter for $300.
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NHTSA blamed the recall on a confusing shifter design that resulted in higher error rates by drivers during attempted shifts to park.
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Even little details, like the volume knob being down by the shifter instead of on the dash, are borrowed from the Q24.
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As he recruited investors for his own funds, MSMB Capital and MSMB Healthcare, he was cunning at times, almost a shape-shifter.
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When you're done with your input with a paddle shifter in a conventional automatic, you're still waiting for the shift to happen.
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"Mexico is a big player in that region, the big story is how out-migration from Mexico has gone down," Shifter said.
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"This study is a paradigm shifter," proclaimed study co-author Dennis Steinler, a neuroscientist and aging expert at Tufts University, in a statement.
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On Krallice's Years Past Matter and the first Geryon record, I was into sneaking pitch shifter just a little bit here and there.
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"Voters defying the status quo is hardly peculiar to Colombia," said Michael Shifter, president of Inter-American Dialogue, a policy group in Washington.
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"This could be that turning point," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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She was seen as a shape-shifter, a woman who used dozens of aliases and her own racial ambiguity to abet her scams.
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Michael Shifter es presidente de Diálogo Interamericano, un centro de pensamiento con sede en Washington que se centra en asuntos del hemisferio occidental.
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"We need to get our own house in order," said Michael Shifter, president of Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank based in Washington.
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The base model Scorpion includes a 22020-speed Freewheel gear shifter, while the high-spec version comes with a Shimano 8-speed cassette.
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I don't want to single out Cadillac — this was just the most recent example of the joystick-with-a-flowchart shifter that I experienced.
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It's unnerving at first, and annoying after that, but not as annoying as a 23-speed shifter would be if fitted to an X2.
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The XC40 Inscription we tested was a fantastic mix of real wood, gorgeous metal work, a crystal shifter and the aforementioned sublime leather seats.
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A dedicated Tesla driver has been getting used to small things, like the lack of a gear shifter and the location of the spotlight.
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Avatars, including a barbaric orc with an ax and a cloaked shape-shifter act out the role-playing games played by the stage characters.
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The gear shifter, which you use constantly, is shrouded in black plastic that's so cheap and scratchy it wouldn't pass quality control at Nerf.
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"The shifter is not intuitive and provides poor tactile and visual feedback to the driver, increasing the potential for unintended gear selection," regulators said.
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While Mr. Shifter does not support a coup either, he said comparisons to the overthrow in Chile of Salvador Allende in 1973 by Gen.
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Ferreira's first campaign with Becca Cosmetics will focus on the brand's new Light Shifter Brightening Concealer, which launched at the end of last month.
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"It was a big momentum-shifter," Manager Joe Girardi said of Judge's homer, adding that it gave Yankees starter Michael Pineda room to work.
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" Sellers isn't just your usual erratic, vain, needy actor but a monstrous shape-shifter, desperate to get the rights to Kosinski's novel "Being There.
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Tonight, the label Avian took center stage, represented by Sigha, Pris, and Shifter, who let the techno beats drift into fluffy acid and electro.
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When in full display, the screen is controlled by a rotary dial mounted in the piano black wood of the center console near the shifter.
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The band, who have been making music together for over a decade, knew exactly the direction they wanted to take their next EP, Blame-shifter.
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It can run in automatic mode, with seven speeds, or it can be operated manually using the shifter or via paddles behind the steering wheel.
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But when the shifter is modified to be more of a joystick-type interface, it doesn't always make sense and requires practice to sort out.
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The Shimano Alfine eight-speed shifter was overkill for Amsterdam's flat terrain, but I was happy to have it when starting from a dead stop.
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That honor goes to the shifter, a beautiful piece of Orrefors Crystal that you come to hate as soon as you have to use it.
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New for 2019: The RS 5 can automatically steer the car into parallel or perpendicular parking spaces (the driver controls the pedals and gear shifter).
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There are no buttons or switches on the steering wheel — two adjustment levers and the shifter paddles around the back are the only adornments there.
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Court documents say four plaintiffs claim that there was an "unreasonable delay" in fixing what they call a "defective" gear shifter in Fiat Chrysler vehicles.
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SHAPE SHIFTER Denmark has negative yields on all its government bonds -- described by one central bank official as a "milestone on a slightly sad background".
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Insights from her excursion, which at times involved pushing the steam monster uphill, drove Karl to refine the design and invent the first gear shifter.
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Edgier than a simple ponytail and chicer than a punked-out mohawk, Sebastian Professional hairstylist Diva Poulos created this style we're dubbing the shape-shifter.
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Given that Bowie was such a shape-shifter, was there special care given to this exact moment in his career that you would be portraying?
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But to this day, the Go-Go's music tends to be dismissed as frothy and cute, when in fact, the band was a paradigm shifter.
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To accommodate American drivers competing under the rules of European races, GT40s have an odd layout: right hand drive, but with the shifter on right.
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Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP's suit seeks to force Fiat Chrysler to fix all vehicles with the shifter, and compensate owners for the loss of value.
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When you shift down to an easier gear, the shifter shows a little cyclist going uphill, meaning that there will be less resistance on the pedals.
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And though the food truck is stationary, its dashboard is packed with tons of hands-on fun including a steering wheel, clicker key and gear shifter.
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Our tester also had the glass controls option, which glitzes up the shifter, start-and-stop button, iDrive controller and other details with intricate glass detailing.
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Video from Block's helmet cam shows him struggling with the gear shifter as the transmission malfunctions, then hitting a rock and rolling off of the road.
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He earned his nickname of 'Yifter the Shifter' when he claimed 10,000 gold in Russia with an electrifying burst of speed over the final 300 metres.
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"It's a clear strategy of the Maduro government to render the Assembly completely impotent," said Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington research group.
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To listen to her critics, the real Clinton is a shape-shifter, with any avowals of authenticity dismissed as the expedient work of a conniving opportunist.
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And a gear shifter puts the vehicle into Park, Reverse, Neutral, Drive or Low — or PRNDL (pronounced per-NUN-dul) as it came to be known.
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"Professionals deliver; amateurs explain why they couldn't!" to the 9-year-old who wasn't able to get the shifter on the sit-down mower into gear.
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JOHNNY ROSSELLI was the gangster equivalent of the title character in Woody Allen's "Zelig", a mysterious shape-shifter who kept bumping into the 20th century's biggest figures.
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"He will have to make some adjustments to the accord, if only to placate Uribe and other hard-liners and avoid being labeled a traitor," Shifter said.
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But the good old park-reverse-neutral-drive setups of old, when you simply moved a shifter up and down, have given way to more elaborate systems.
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You also turn the motor off and still get around thanks to the 10-speed Shimano Deore shifter package without any noticeable drag caused by the motor.
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Meet Cam (Abigail Hardingham), a wild-and-free shifter who offers June and Harry a place to crash while she gives June lessons in all-things shifting.
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"Across the region, polls consistently show that corruption is an increasingly salient concern," said Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based research group.
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Under a microscope, Bourbon virus is a shape-shifter, sometimes long and filamentous, sometimes a sphere studded with spiky proteins, encapsulating a string of segmented genetic code.
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All of those designs are radically different, and they're all better than the Jeep shifter, because they unambiguously link the results of user input to mechanical results.
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The German supplier ZF, which made the parts for Fiat Chrysler, also manufactured the shifter and eight-speed transmission for Maserati's recalled 2014 Quattroporte and Ghibli models.
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At the start, we watch Faust make his deal with Mephistopheles, a shape-shifter played with smarmy villainy by Paul Kandel (who is married to Ms. Kandel).
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"Maduro saw this as an opportunity to take over the only institution still widely regarded as legitimate," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue.
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He also created a new kind of designer: a shape-shifter, reinventing heritage brands with dollops of pop culture, our chief fashion critic writes in his obituary.
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According to NHTSA docs, obtained by TMZ, the recall on Yelchin's SUV had not been addressed -- meaning he was susceptible to the PARK problem with the shifter.
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"There will be greater alignment between the United States and Brazil on some global issues," said Michael Shifter, president of the InterAmerican Dialogue, a Washington-based policy group.
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As a result, outside of the rare traditional manual transmission sports car, the design of the modern electronic gear shifter has nearly given away to buttons and selectors.
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When you crank the shifter on the handlebars, it tilts the axis of the balls inside the hub and changes their point of contact with the outer rings.
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A few journalists I talked to liked the Regen on Demand lever on the back side of the steering wheel, where you might otherwise expect a paddle shifter.
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Hasegawa gave the car a 4-speed manual transmission operated by a gearshift on the floor, instead of the more typical 3-speed, column shifter at the time.
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The first Ford album, "Ride Through the Country," also has the real ground-shifter song "Dirt Road Anthem," which became a huge hit when Jason Aldean covered it.
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So is Hunter, a natural shape-shifter, whose roles at Theater for a New Audience have included Puck, a wax statue, a gallery of Ethiopians and a chimp.
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But IT, of course, is more than a creepy clown: He's also a gigantic tarantula with claws, a headless child, a shape-shifter made convincing by impressive CGI.
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The lovely Dark Highland Green paint is part of the package So, too, are the slick black wheels and the pool-ball shifter for the six-speed manual transmission.
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Away from the city, I was able to ride well over 25 km/h, but that was achieved by my own muscle and the Stout's slick 10-speed shifter.
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Eternal Girl is about a depressed immortal shape-shifter who realizes the only way she can die is if she destroys the universe and then decides to do that.
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"If he wins, he has an opportunity to bridge some of these divides in Colombia," said Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, referring to front-runner Duque.
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Second, most of the other shifter covers advertised chiseled hunks with vaguely Samoan tattoos, so the softer, All The Pretty Horses-meets-Animorphs art here was a nice change.
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The agency said testing of the electronic shifter found it "not intuitive and provides poor tactile and visual feedback to the driver, increasing the potential for unintended gear selection."
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The shifter grows out of the floor, the front windows pop open, and the canvas rooftop can be rolled back to open up the entire top of the bus.
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Yelchin's parents, Viktor and Irina Yelchin, filed the suit against FCA as well as retail chain AutoNation and ZF North America, which manufactured the gear shifter, according to Variety.
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The other Johnson is an opportunist, a shape-shifter who was able to work across party lines as the only Conservative ever to become the mayor of liberal London.
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"Fiat Chrysler failed at adequately and responsibly designing one of the most basic safety features — the gear shifter," said Steve Berman, managing partner of Hagens Berman, in a statement.
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The vehicles under investigation have an electronic rotary control for driver gear selections that differs from the shifter that Fiat Chrysler recalled earlier this year for roll-away issues.
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As an account of the fall of the Haile Selassie regime in Ethiopia, it is informative and clever, and features a notable performance by that shape-shifter Kathryn Hunter.
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Growing up, he raced shifter go-karts professionally and worked as a mechanic on Indycar teams for several years before transitioning to competitive mountain bike, cyclocross, and alleycat races.
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Its two-stage shifter is modular, so it can fit into a range of vehicles, and comes mated to a motor with a maximum power rating of 140 kW.
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The Shimano eight-gear shifter helps riders tackle those ultra hilly commutes, while torque sensors help regulate the rear-hub motor based on how hard you're pushing the pedals.
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A political chameleon Since his first bid for office, a failed 1994 run for Senate against Massachusetts Democrat Ted Kennedy, Romney gained a reputation as a political shape-shifter.
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"In the past, the opposition focused on getting rid of Chavismo, which proved unrealistic," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based policy group.
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Robert Smithson—a brilliant talker, aesthetic shape-shifter, and amalgamist—appointed himself the spokesperson of the movement, and frequently expounded on art's new direction in essays in art magazines.
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As one of the most famous artists on the planet, it's impractical to think that any one book can become a paradigm-shifter in the study of van Gogh.
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McConnell, after all, has always been an ideological shape shifter, making his highest priorities the issues he thinks can most help Republicans win office, like opposing campaign finance reform.
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By the time the recall was announced in April, the automaker had received 3.63 complaints related to the shifter issue, including more than 200 crashes and at least 41 injuries.
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That would be moderately interesting on its own but as he explains, the cars shifter, horn, accelerator and steering wheel all control the game—meaning you drive while you play.
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"Matt said that he wanted to be a pompous wizard, and Adal said he'd be a shape-shifter who changed shape based on who he had sex with," says Niekamp.
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By the time the recall was announced in April, the automaker had received 3.63 complaints related to the shifter issue, including more than 200 crashes and at least 41 injuries.
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"The main concern in the U.S. is the risk of utter collapse and uncontrolled chaos," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy forum in Washington.
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"Pele is a shape-shifter who can easily appear in human form," said Ms. Puha, the hula dancer and evacuee who is waiting to see if Pele destroys her home.
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But I thought it would feel better in third, so I pushed in the clutch pedal and flicked the shifter up to third gear, then let the clutch out gently.
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If it leads to a schism in the armed forces, that could be disastrous for the country, said Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington policy forum.
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But as cars began to use more sophisticated electronic engineering, the automatic transmission eventually became independent from the shifter, freeing up designers to rethink how the insides of cars should appear.
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It's a more traditional bike in the sense that all the power comes from the rider, and you have just three gears available via a twist shifter on the right handlebar.
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Other Jeep and Chrysler owners, citing many similar accidents — if no other deaths — say that the transmission shifter used in his car and some other models is confusing and not intuitive.
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Gone is the reassuring feedback of a confirming click when the transmission shifter engages the park position, or the comforting closure of yanking a parking brake lever to its stopping point.
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It's more surprising that he existed in the first place—the Brixton-bred shape shifter who shared a numbly common name with a Monkee and staked his legend on intergalactic originality.
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On cuts like "13 Statements" and "The Shifter," Francine Thirteen revives the cosmic philosophy of Sun Ra and continues the tradition of oral storytelling by cultivating new myths of her own.
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Yifter was widely known as Yifter the Shifter for his acceleration, which propelled him to gold medals in the 21997,21971- and 0003,2000-meter races at the 21996 Summer Olympics in Moscow.
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He may be the ultimate shape-shifter that no one can target effectively, and he won't be in the debates, the only forum in which opponents can land a meaningful punch.
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Most buttons are lifted out of models such as the Rogue and Sentra, apart from the round shifter rocker that looks and feels like the mouse from a 2000-year-old iMac.
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GM asked for 16 exemptions, from requirements including dashboard instruments, a gear shifter, self-cancelling turn signals ("self-cancellation cannot be measured relative to rotation of a nonexistent steering wheel"), and more.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) announced Friday afternoon that it is voluntarily recalling 1.1 million vehicles worldwide (811,586 in the U.S.) to repair a confusing shifter, which has caused 41 injuries to date.
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Both screens are tilted at the right angle, and the shifter is built in a way that provides a handy spot to rest your wrist, steadying it as you hit the screens.
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At the same time, Aku is an elusive shape-shifter, so Jack can't achieve his life's goal of traveling back in time and destroying the force that has corrupted his entire world.
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The shifter of the 7-speed AMG dual-clutch transmission is cleverly shaped in such a way that you can rest your wrist on it while you operate the COMAND infotainment knob.
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Starring Dwayne Johnson as Maui (shape-shifter, demigod of the wind and sea, hero of men) and Auli'i Cravalho as the heroine on a quest to find him and save her people.
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If you don't have to physically link the gear selector to the transmission, you don't have to have a shifter at all: you can have a dial, like on Chrysler's own 200.
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"It is so at odds with what we've seen in other parts of the world," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank on Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Half the works here, including a gouache by the feminist artist May Stevens and a self-portrait by the African-American shape-shifter David Hammons, were acquired in the past four years.
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The voluntary recall, which affected both 2014 and 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee models as well as 2012-2014 Dodge Chargers and Chrysler 300s, was instituted because of issues related to the cars' shifter.
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"The dog named MAX accidently [sic] hit the shifter into reverse causing the car to circle the cul-de-sac, leaving the owner locked out of the car," authorities said in a statement.
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Mr. Valls's circuitous route to candidacy in Barcelona, where he was born, has opened him to charges from opponents of being an opportunistic carpetbagger, a political shape-shifter looking for a second life.
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He has been a nimble shape-shifter over the course of his career (a decade ago, he was a libertarian), so it's possible that his latest critiques of capitalism are just an act.
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El investigador Michael Shifter analiza las sanciones estadounidenses contra el gobierno de Venezuela y sostiene que ese tipo de medidas radicales no propician la confianza necesaria para lograr que las negociaciones sean exitosas.
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"This is a pretty low-cost way for Morales to make sure the Trump administration is on his side," said Michael Shifter, head of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank.
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"But perhaps for the first time in a decade, it is possible to imagine a Bolivia without Evo that does not return to the old times of economic and racial exclusion," Shifter said.
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El investigador Michael Shifter analiza las sanciones estadounidenses contra el gobierno de Venezuela y sostiene que ese tipo de medidas radicales no propician la confianza necesaria para lograr que las negociaciones sean exitosas.
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Image: Gizmodo / Michael NunezYou'd think that you might feel a click when you crank the shifter or some other type of feedback to indicate it's working, but it's actually super quiet and really smooth.
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Mr Maduro's opponents have no credible Plan B. "There's an idea that you hear a lot in Washington that it's now or never," says Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think-tank.
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A group of Jeep Grand Cherokee owners is filing a class-action lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler for failing to fix a confusing gear shifter in recalled vehicles that has been linked to rollaway incidents.
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A potential sixth member of the team, the shape shifter known in the comics as Beast Boy (Ryan Potter), gets just one brief scene that positions him as possible comic relief down the road.
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"This can be seen as the opening salvo of the Trump administration in dealing with Latin America's deepest crisis," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy group in Washington.
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Before he wholly became the persona known as Bowie, himself a shape-shifter who inhabited a long line of different characters over the course of his career, he was David Jones, an aspiring rock star.
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To completely confirm if you're in drive or park or reverse, you have to look at either the LEDs on the shifter (often covered by your palm) or the digital display in the instrument cluster.
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Another will focus on a shape-shifter who becomes quadriplegic and faces a choice: remain that way and live or opt for a final change that will grant mobility but prove fatal after a month.
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There are, of course, enormous challenges in translating a proxy victory in a single congressional district into a statewide momentum-shifter, and equally sound reasons not to read too much into Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's win.
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"Michigan really is a momentum-shifter on this, and it's going to be increasingly hard for state legislators to convince consumers why they can't do what everyone expects to be able to do," he said.
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In her nuanced exploration of the misunderstood, hapless, posturing male figures of Belfast, Ms. Doherty — part vaudevillian, part shape-shifter — used her voice and body to transform herself into multiple others with a cellular-level intensity.
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Mourinho's logic has always been that it is rooted in either a bias against him or his club from — you guessed it — the news media, or because soccer has no greater unit-shifter than Manchester United.
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"No leader in Latin America today can afford not to focus on inequality and go back to the neoliberal formulas of the 1990s," said Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy institute in Washington.
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That episode stars Patton Oswalt and Modern Family's Sarah Hyland, the former playing an old-school curmudgeon who brings "Shifter" glasses to 3D movies to turn them back into 2D, and complains (at needless length) about emoji.
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David Bowie, 1947-2016 In the video for David Bowie's "Lazarus," released last week, the mythic singer and rock 'n' roll shape-shifter, ever thin but bordering on gaunt, is blindfolded and writhing in a hospital bed.
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On the Jeep, a forward press of the shifter can land you in reverse or neutral or park, and it all feels like the same physical action unless you're paying slightly more attention than you're used to.
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On the Democratic side, the leading candidate is a hawkish political shape shifter, too cozy with big money, whose use of a private email server has led to an F.B.I. investigation, and who most Americans don't trust.
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Arriving on the label in the same year as "Bad Girls" by Donna Summer, a Gene Simmons solo album, and Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack "Roller Boogie", Like An Eagle wasn't a radio-friendly unit-shifter.
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Callie, a principled rape survivor with a self-destructive streak, and Mariana, a bubbly shape-shifter, were two of the richest characters on "The Fosters," played by two of the strongest actresses, Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez.
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Even if he loses the referendum, Morales has plenty of time before the next election to pick a successor and otherwise influence Bolivia's future, said Michael Shifter, head of the Washington-based Inter-American Dialogue think tank.
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On the V90, it's a silly little chrome roller that you can move forward and back to adjust the driving mode — but it's just a control to a software screen, not a direct switch like your gear shifter.
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Though there will be a "few voices of dissent" from Mr Uribe's supporters, there will be "broad bipartisan support" in the United States Congress, according to Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think-tank in Washington.
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Modern electronic versions include takeoffs on the joystick controllers of gaming devices — as in the 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee — and the increasingly common shifter paddles that enable upshifts and downshifts without the driver's hands leaving the steering wheel.
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Several Jeep dealerships around the country tell us calls have been pouring in from panicked owners of the Grand Cherokee Laredo who are worried they'll suffer the same fate as Anton ... if their gear shifter isn't fixed pronto.
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A building that is a shape-shifter, that is continuously adjustable, mutable, and flexible, that can be designed to be structurally responsive to its urban environs, reshaping the city that in turn reshapes it, is a seductive fantasy.
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"This is not a good precedent for Peru or for the region, that an opposition could essentially force out the president this way," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy group in Washington.
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In court documents filed Thursday by national firm Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP and obtained by Deadline, four plaintiffs charge that there was an "unreasonable delay" in fixing what they call a "defective" gear shifter in Fiat Chrysler vehicles.
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The recalled Jeep shifter that may have been involved in Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin's death is a straightforward example of how things get harder to use when you take controls out of hardware and put them into software.
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"With Bernardo, there was always a willingness to engage in dialogue; that wasn't necessarily true of others in the government," said Michael Shifter, president of the Washington-based Inter-American Dialogue, which recently hosted Mr. Álvarez for an event.
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Its heroine, a 16-year-old British girl named June, is a basic shape-shifter, who takes on other people's forms when she's frightened: a girl she's dancing with, a nurse, a burly Norwegian who's trying to kidnap her.
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Photo: LegoEverything else, from working head and tail lights, to doors that open and close, to a lavishly detailed, blocky interior (with a steering wheel, dashboard, shifter, seats, brake pedal, and mirrors) is made from Lego bricks or Lego Technic pieces.
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"Ironically, he has a chance to make the accords stronger by providing something the peace process has lacked from the outset: a national consensus," said Michael Shifter, a longtime observer of Colombia and president of the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington.
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The automaker said the recall covers Fusion cars from the 2013 through 2016 model year that have a shifter cable that may detach from the transmission allowing a driver to remove the ignition key when the vehicle is not in park.
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With more weight and serious treatment of its subject, it could have been a genre shifter and a game changer, a female-powered narrative that successfully mixed serious themes with fun, humor, and a too-rare story about female community.
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"While few can deny that Bolivia has seen impressive economic growth and social progress under Morales' rule, many voters are sending a message that it is not enough — they are demanding clean government, accountability and more competitive politics," Shifter said.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jeep Grand Cherokee owners on Thursday filed suit in California against Fiat Chrysler , accusing the automaker of concealing a shifter design defect linked to driverless rollaway accidents, including this week's death of "Star Trek" actor Anton Yelchin.
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I just played the tape, the April 2017 tape of your colleague, shifter Schiff -- sorry -- Adam Schiff -- I won&apost add my commentary to your comments, and it sounds like he&aposs colluding with Russians for dirt on Donald Trump.
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Anyway, so I guess Benton had been accused of "cheating," and did Legion with no effects, but, on Once Upon the Cross, he sneaks it back in, the low pitch shifter just layered in quietly under some lines for emphasis.
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He is now a moral shape-shifter: in one drawing, a priapic imp; in another, a towering predator; in yet another, a bantamweight pugilist facing off with a giant volume of James Joyce, whom Mr. Pettibon quotes in his work.
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I much prefer the touch-sensitive center console panel that surrounds the shifter on the newer Panameras, which has 1980s sci-fi spaceship vibes and a few physical buttons that make it easier to ensure you're tapping the right settings without looking.
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The first thing is that the speaker in the poems is not the poet: he is a shape-shifter who inhabits an alternate universe that resembles this one, but which also differs from it in ways that can be curious, disturbing, and strange.
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That focal point takes the form of Titans leader Robin (Scott Menville), who heads to Hollywood alongside his teen teammates, Starfire the alien princess (Hynden Walch), Beast Boy the shape shifter (Greg Cipes), Raven the sorceress (Tara Strong), and Cyborg the cyborg (Khary Payton).
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FCA's shifter was unusual in that it resembles a classic floor-mounted gear selector that can be physically moved between different transmission modes, but FCA's lever always returns to the center position, making it impossible to tell by feel alone which gear you're in.
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Select Fusion models that are equipped with a 22019-liter engine are being recalled because of a malfunction that causes the shifter cable to become detached from the transmission, which could cause the car to shift gears and roll away if the parking break is not applied.
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LOS ANGELES, June 23 (Reuters) - Jeep Grand Cherokee owners on Thursday filed suit in California against Fiat Chrysler , accusing the automaker of concealing and failing to fix a shifter design defect linked to driverless rollaway accidents, including the death this week of "Star Trek" actor Anton Yelchin.
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Click the shifter into reverse and the screen lights up with a split-screen showing a standard rearview camera view and also a virtual bird's eye view of the car called 'Surround Vision' created by digitally stitching together the images of four external cameras into one.
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MYSTIQUE Comic books can be like soap operas, and the shape-shifter Mystique (who has been portrayed by Rebecca Romijn and Jennifer Lawrence) has been through a lot: She led a mutant terrorist group, served as an operative of a government agency and suffered a mental breakdown.
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Some basic facts regarding the 18 examples of Mary Beth Edelson's "Great Goddess Cut-Outs" that currently line the walls of David Lewis's gallery in her new show, "Shape Shifter": They were made in 243-75 with acrylic and plywood in her studio in New York.
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But whatever one's opinion is of a car gear shifter that requires special instructions to operate, an anomaly of the Fiat Chrysler fiasco is this: The company is actually an industry leader when it comes to providing state-of-the-art user guides for its increasingly complex vehicles.
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But on her 14th album due in June, "Madame X," she promises to become an actual shape-shifter, a secret agent "fighting for freedom" and "bringing light into dark places" in the guises of a professor, a housekeeper, a nun, a cabaret singer and a prostitute, among others.
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Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, said that while the peace deal remains controversial, the agreement with the left-wing rebels may have created an opening for Mr. Petro, the first hard-left candidate to make it to the second round of presidential voting in years.
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The shifter – which led to a voluntary recall of 2012-14 Dodge Chargers and Chrysler 300s, and 2014-15 Jeep Grand Cherokees in early 2015 – gives no "tactile or position feedback as to whether the car has been actually placed into the safe-to-exit 'park' gear," according to the lawsuit.
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Mr. Shifter at the research group said that if the Assembly finds the rest of the laws it passes this year overturned, it would strengthen the hands of hard-liners in the party who favor opposing Mr. Maduro by sending protesters into the street rather than fielding politicians in elections.
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Mr. Auberjonois was thrust into a whole different level of fame when he took on the role of Odo, a stern shape-shifter and the security chief of the Federation space station Deep Space Nine, on the 1990s "Star Trek" spinoff, which ran for 173 episodes (several of which he directed).
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The shifter – which led to a voluntary recall of 2012-14 Dodge Chargers and Chrysler 300s, and 2014-15 Jeep Grand Cherokees in early 2015 – gives no "tactile or position feedback as to whether the car has been actually placed into the safe-to-exit 'park' gear,&apos" according to the lawsuit.
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It has some shortcomings that do make using it less convenient than throwing the shifter into reverse and looking at a video feed that pops up automatically, but it also requires no installation, which saves you either time or money, and it's portable vehicle to vehicle, with a broad list of compatible cars.
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In a chapter called "Invisible Cities," he dares to follow a fearless shape-shifter of a guide into the catacombs of Paris, where in 1786 the city began "evacuating" its cemeteries, transferring the remains of more than six million corpses into a maze of tunnels and rooms dug out of the limestone.
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It takes a certain kind of actor to embody that onstage, and it's telling that Mr. Carvel, a shape-shifter with a showman's instincts, is the only member of the original British cast crossing the Atlantic with Rupert Goold's production, which Manhattan Theater Club is presenting at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
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El investigador y analista de la política latinoamericana Michael Shifter enumera las maneras en las que el mandatario estadounidense, Donald Trump, estaría aprovechando situaciones como el combate al narcotráfico en Colombia, las disputas políticas en Venezuela y los problemas migratorios desde Centroamérica para fines electorales antes de la próxima votación en su país.
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On albums featuring one guest singer after another, with production geared toward airplay and credits filled with collaborators and song doctors, his guitar started to sound cornered — so much so that he allowed himself an almost entirely instrumental album, "Shape Shifter," in 2012, before making a Spanish-language album full of guests, "Corazón," in 2014.
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For all the talk about her being an independent woman-fairy who can take care of herself, the fact is that she spends the entire show being shuttled between vampires Bill and Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgard), werewolf Alcide Herveaux (Joe Manganiello), and her "shifter" boss Sam Merlotte (Sam Trammell), four men fighting over the right to protect her.
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The publisher, Bauer Media, was responsible for articles in the Australian magazines Woman's Day and Women's Weekly, among others, that painted Ms. Wilson as the kind of nefarious shape-shifter that might appear in a Hollywood screenplay — a "serial liar" and opportunist who assumed a false name, age and biography in order to advance her career.
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DTRA (pronounced "ditra") is itself a shape-shifter organization that has survived decades of contractions and expansions: from its birth in 1947 as the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, to it becoming the Defense Atomic Support Agency in 1959, to its change into the Defense Nuclear Agency in 20123, to a brief incarnation as the Defense Special Weapons Agency starting in 1996, and finally as DTRA beginning in 1998.
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There are a few contributing factors here, like the popular ascent of microdosing (taking small, "sub-perceptual" doses of psilocybin mushrooms or LSD as an ad hoc antidepressant or performance enhancer), and the ubiquity of "I Went To My Great-Aunt Bernadette's Wake…On Acid"-style reportage, in which psychedelics are harnessed as kind of phase shifter to render the trivial strange, or the openly weird even weirder.
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