The stop-start character of the bans made them less effective.
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Improving stop-start performance is, however, only part of the picture.
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The messy stop-start structure makes this an entirely unsatisfactory piece.
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It would be stop-start all the way to Manor Kilbride.
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She recommended the "stop, start, continue" model to help solicit feedback.
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American Johnson told Tennis Channel it had been a stop-start day.
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Disappearing visible inventory has rekindled zinc's stop-start bull narrative of supply shortfall.
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In these middle sections, the stop-start nature of the narrative becomes particularly frustrating.
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"Stop-start battery technology is now integrated into 35 million cars worldwide," Riedel said.
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"They need to partner because they have been doing this stop-start thing," he said.
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"At some point, virtually every vehicle will have stop-start," Mr. Muehleisen of Bosch said.
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Dynamic mode blips everything with electronic stimulations, and shuts off the built-in stop/start.
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Trump's tenure has been characterized by stop-start decision-making, leaks and high-level departures.
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The console between the seats in exceptionally narrow and punctuated by the stop-start button.
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I just loved the fast, frantic energy and the stop-start nature of those songs.
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In my time riding it, I have never experienced an abrupt jerk, stop, start, or acceleration.
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BY THE time its stop-start civil war ended in 2003, Liberia had all but collapsed.
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That programme has been repeatedly delayed by stop-start reform efforts since it was agreed in 2015.
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And, in a world dominated by the NFL's stop-start lurch, pace is the NBA's greatest strength.
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Disbursements have been delayed repeatedly over the past two years due to stop-start progress on reforms.
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Sucher has not finished better than 20th in his stop-start 36-event career on the PGA Tour.
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The Q3 has a auto stop-start feature, intended to improve fuel-economy and cut down on emissions.
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The surge in hostilities signals deadlock at stop-start peace talks involving U.S and Taliban negotiators in Doha.
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Note the Ferrari-like red stop-start button and the combination of leather, carbon fiber, and brushed metal.
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It's going to be a slow process, literally stop-start in the case of Alcoa's Warrick smelter in Indiana.
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It's seemed a little stop-start over the past year, but tickets finally went on sale this past Sunday.
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Many cars use stop-start technology, which saves fuel by switching the engine off when the vehicle is stationary.
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Using what what Florida-based sex educator Lawrence Siegel calls "stop-start" you can even edge with a partner.
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Engine stop-start, a fuel-saving and emissions-reducing feature, can be turned off if you find it annoying.
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Disbursements under the programme have seen repeated delays over the past two years due to stop-start progress on reforms.
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Disbursements under the program have been delayed repeatedly over the past two years due to stop-start progress on reforms.
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They include: STOP/START This system shuts off the engine when a car stops at a light or in traffic.
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But first comes a brittle, two-handed, stop-start piano part that doesn't quite establish a key or a beat.
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Before the Migos flow took over the game, everyone from Drake to Future to Jay Z emulated Reese's stop-start style.
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Twitter's stop-start history of Mac development entered a new era today with the release of yet another all-new app.
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The standards have sparked cost-effective technology innovation such as more efficient engines and transmissions, stop-start systems, and lightweight materials.
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The Serena is Nissan's first model to feature a suite of new semi-autonomous driving functions, including an automated stop-start function.
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It's essentially a chamber-pop instrumental, with a cutesy synth darting through pensive strings waylaid over a burbling, stop-start drum pattern.
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"The rules are that when the safety car goes (in), you're not allowed to start and stop, start and stop," Hamilton said.
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Referred to as the "start, stop, start" strategy, it applies if you realize you should have waited to start to receive benefits.
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Tip "Stop, start again, be surprising," says Marina Davila-Ross, a professor at Britain's University of Portsmouth who studies laughter and play.
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"I've been working three jobs just to pay my bills," he yowls over stop-start guitar chords in a tricky, irregular meter.
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It can be melodic, singing about something like romance; it can seethe with frustration; it can switch to jagged, stop-start dissonances.
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Stop-start talks to renegotiate NAFTA have dragged on for more than a year, with similar moments of optimism in the past.
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Their swaggering, opiated hectoring has been honed by years of skateboarding, graffiti missions, inebriated kickbacks, and, of late, months of stop-start touring.
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In the catchy, multilayered "1 Night," meditative gongs overlap a stop-start vocal line from Charli XCX as she depicts a complicated situation.
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But reform has been a stop-start affair and Beijing again pegged the yuan to the U.S. dollar from mid 2008 to April 2010.
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The panel began under stop-start conditions after an unexpected power outage forced lawmakers to reconvene in another building and lawmakers — including former Sen.
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It's a landmark moment for the kingdom and its stop-start tourist industry, which hopes to process 100 million tourists a year by 2030.
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The squirrel took a few steps, pawed at the ground, looked up for danger, and repeated the sequence, in that twitching stop-start way.
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Instead we type "how do I make myself stop/start pooping" into the search bar and wait for Dr. Google to dispense its advice.
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The brain becomes so compromised, they say, that relapse is not only involuntary but to be expected on the stop-start journey to recovery.
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Johnson Controls expects to make 50 million stop-start batteries by 212.5 from 23 million last year when it sold 22 million batteries overall.
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Beijing and Washington touted the "Phase 13" agreement as a step forward after months of stop-start talks, and investors greeted the news with relief.
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Why it matters: President Trump and Kim Jong-un began with distrust, lurched toward fire and fury, then shifted into a period of stop-start diplomacy.
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A STOP-START REVIVAL The United States produced 23,2437 tonnes of primary aluminium last year, with a little over 2000 million tonnes of production capacity idled.
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Rather than finding their depth in the "stop/start" dynamic of before, it was found in the fluidity with which the instruments interacted with one another.
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"That now sets a precedent, so that means everyone leading a grand prix under a safety car can start and stop, start and stop," he said.
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In front of the knob is the Stop/Start button, and along the front on the other side are the speed selector buttons — 33 and 45.
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The course of her life so far has been rather like a raindrop wending its way down a pane of glass: unstructured, stop-start and pellucid.
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But stop-start headlines on the U.S.-China trade war and lingering uncertainty around Britain's exit from the European Union remains a threat to business activity.
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Following last year's stop-start operations Cuadrilla said it is using a thicker fracking liquid this time round, which it hoped would lead to fewer seismic events.
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The factory owner said he has lost 80 percent of domestic clients and half his overseas ones, with many frustrated by the stop-start nature of production.
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All-new 2.7L Turbo with Active Fuel Management and stop/start technology paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission (SAE-certified at 310 hp/348 lb-ft)
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In addition, the minister asked that Ross push forward talks aimed at reaching a quick deal in a stop-start tomato dispute between Mexican and U.S. producers.
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Michelle Williams and I had the script all but memorized ahead of time, which was essential, considering the stop-start, off-the-beat rhythm of Harrower's dialogue.
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Give it till 260 and you will probably find all new cars in Europe and Japan are stop-start, with the U.S. and China catching up fast.
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After years of stop-start development of hypersonics, the U.S. is now trying to accelerate testing and deployment to match China and Russia, according to senior Pentagon officials.
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The 2019 Silverado RST comes standard with an all-new, advanced 2.7L Turbo engine Active Fuel Management and stop/start technology, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.
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The official acknowledged the stop-start nature of talks since the Singapore summit, but said things have progressed more smoothly since Trump and Kim exchanged letters in December.
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Pricing what's happening in China remains chaotic work in progress and one that will remain acutely sensitive to the stop-start flow of information out of the country.
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The downbeat results come as U.S. and Chinese negotiators prepare to meet in Washington in October in stop-start efforts to de-escalate the year-long trade row.
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The European Union is launching a diplomatic effort to accelerate steps to bring six countries in the Western Balkans into the EU fold after years of stop-start progress.
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IMF aid had effectively been frozen since April 2017 due to Ukraine's stop-start efforts to implement reforms and tackle corruption as required by the IMF and other donors.
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Central banks dare not push interest rates up too quickly for fear of causing another crisis; hence the stop-start nature of the Federal Reserve's statements on monetary policy.
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Gas prices and the budget must also be in line with the programme, which has been repeatedly delayed by stop-start reform efforts since it was agreed in 2015.
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Both sides remain far from an agreement on a number of key issues, with trade negotiations in stop-start mode for the better part of the last 18 months.
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Few bankers, investors or lawyers interviewed for this article expect the stop-start process of recent years - characterized by fickle policy making, vested interests and high valuations – to disappear overnight.
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Both leaders said they would maintain their support for a stop-start peace process, based in the Kazakh city of Astana, in which Moscow, Ankara and Tehran are co-sponsors.
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Egypt has held stop-start negotiations with the IMF since 2011, but financial support has never materialised largely due to a combination of political constraints and shortfalls regarding fiscal reforms.
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According to Judy Stephenson of University College London, the industry sees the government as having a "stop-start, ad hoc approach" to infrastructure planning, which makes long-term commitments difficult.
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Industry executives said the biggest source of alarm was the global supply chain of thousands of suppliers who would be severely hurt by abrupt stop-start movements in plane output.
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PARELES On this amiable song about tragic attractions, Bakar — who is from London, and delivers a bit of King Krule-esque dryness — sings about heartache with a stop-start casualness.
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"Our primary research says almost to a person, people say they turn off their stop-start systems," said Tim Barnes, a director of product planning for Mazda in the United States.
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The LNA and the BDB are on opposite sides in a stop-start conflict between factions based in eastern and western Libya that erupted in 2014, leaving Libya with rival governments.
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A new, purposefully unambivalent song, "With My Whole Heart," looks more directly toward pop, with a danceable stop-start beat, evolving synth-pop constructions and vocals that invite call-and-response.
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In stop-start autos the engine automatically cuts off when a car comes to a stop and restarts as the foot comes off the brake, reducing idling time and noxious fumes.
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The fixture backlog meant 16 second-round singles matches were still to be completed at the start of play on Friday, but another stop-start day meant not all were completed.
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Hard to miss the stop-start button and the famous Manettino dial enables the driver to switch modes: wet, sport, race, and settings that shift down the traction and stability control.
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An AMG tuned version of the S-Class features cylinder deactivation, which helps save fuel by shutting down parts of the engine in certain driving conditions like stop-start traffic, Mercedes said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had called off the stop-start talks to end the 18-year war in September after an U.S. soldier was killed in an attack by the militant group.
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The lightweighting of vehicles has already benefited aluminum over other materials and creeping electrification of the global automotive fleet will boost both copper and lead, the latter thanks to stop-start engine technology.
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However, the economy quickly lost momentum as wages rose at a very moderate pace and the government's structural reforms left many investors asking for bolder steps to end decades of stop-start growth.
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Via the iOS or Android app, the droid picks up the audio of the movie and knows exactly which scene you're in, no matter how many times you stop, start or skip around.
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Their lineout ball was disrupted or stolen regularly by the All Blacks and the scrum was a struggle for both teams in a stop-start match constantly punctuated by referee Romain Poite's whistle.
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"I've got memories and travel like Gypsies in the night," she exults over a 4/4 thump, a stop-start bass line and clanky rhythm-guitar chops hinting at 1980s hits by INXS.
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There are tons of treatments out there for it already, including "delay sprays," Kegel exercises, and behavioral methods like the stop-start technique, but Botox might be another viable option in the near future.
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Over a stop-start pounding beat, Wiley and JME (on a cheeky little guest verse) go in strong, reminiscing about how they've risen to their current seats at the top of the grime scene.
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Automakers have signaled they want the government to give manufacturers more credit toward achieving fuel efficiency targets for technologies such as "stop-start" systems that shut down a car's engine at a traffic light.
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Even though the cars run at full throttle for 45 percent of the lap, the stop-start nature of the circuit means that the longest uninterrupted period of full throttle is just nine seconds.
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Especially when a city is unfamiliar, figuring out where and when you can park is a daunting challenge, and one that can cause a lot of hesitation and stop-start driving on busy streets.
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If any of your ingredients need to be stirred or shaken, GoWISE will warn you — and if you need to change temperature or time, just use the stop/start button to make changes mid-cook.
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STOP-START Environmental officials deny the pollution crackdown or the heightened vigilance of inspectors will cause deep harm to China's economy, saying any losses would be compensated by the long-term benefits of clean investment.
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But thanks to the Hitman games' ruthless style of stop/start stealth, where even the slightest mistake can send guards into a frenzy and force a retry, it's not always easy to break into character.
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The roadway was empty save for me and the Model 21604288, and I got the chance to see how it did getting up to 21604291 from a stop start, and how it handles those curves.
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The Young Dalton-produced track basically sounds like a send for every industry phony who didn't give Che the time of day when he was first starting out, delivered over a dark, stop-start beat.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Long blighted by injury, Australia's Thanasi Kokkinakis hoped to finally be on track to fulfill the promise of a stop-start career when he made the second round of the U.S. Open.
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Pacific Northwest danced the ballet in its 1976 version, with instrumentalists in the pit rather than onstage, no square-dance caller and, unforgettably, the startling start-stop-start male solo added then to music by Corelli.
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Russia is negotiating with Turkey in an effort to resolve a stop-start agriculture trade dispute between the countries, the Kremlin said on Wednesday, although Ankara disputed it had put curbs on imports of Russian wheat.
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Angus Young has credited Malcolm Young for the stop-start riff, with its gaping silences and sudden jolts, for the album that announced AC/DC would persevere following the death of its lead singer, Bon Scott.
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Recycling plastic has been a stop-start endeavor, plagued by limitations caused by the large variety of plastics we churn out, waste contamination, and the energy-intensive processes which can make recycling an economic moot point.
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Behind the high, pristine voice and symmetrical melody lines of Megan James, she and her duo partner, Corin Roddick, still merge steady, glimmering Minimalist keyboard patterns with the bass undertow and stop-start percussion of trap.
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Roxy's stop-start aggression on their 270 debut and intense 280 follow-up For Your Pleasure went on to shape punk, particularly the Sex Pistols whose nascent lineup christened themselves The Strand after For Your Pleasure's opener.
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The Bamboo GTX is fine to ride when you have the street to yourself, but the stop-start feedback you get from using the brakes in a pinch — say, while trying to carve between cars — is unsettling.
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If you find that they don't work for you, or you just aren't comfortable with the idea of desensitizing your penis in the first place, other self-help options include Kegel exercises and the stop-start technique.
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"Hungaroring is a pretty physical track in a current Formula One car, because there aren't any long straights and it's a very stop-start circuit, which means you are always working away at the wheel," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are starting to focus on lead due to the large amounts of the metal in batteries used in increasingly popular stop-start cars produced by automakers aiming to comply with stringent new emissions legislation.
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When it comes to personal hygiene, a 10-liter "stop start shower" -- wetting yourself, switching off the shower, soaping and then washing off the soap to use a total of 90 seconds of running water -- is recommended.
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"Stuck in the System" features stop-start orchestral samples with all the grandiosity of a Heatmakerz production, while "Pixel Rainbow Sequence" counterbalances pixelated keyboard arpeggios with a roving bassline that seems to possess a mind of its own.
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Fuel economy figures for the little Chevy engine will be firmed up closer to when the Silverado goes on sale this fall, but is equipped with cylinder deactivation, variable valve timing and a gas-saving stop start feature.
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The album's first song, "A Private Understanding," opens not with a punky guitar surge but with a stop-start drum pattern that's soon overlaid with dissonant, swimming guitar chords, placing queasy harmonies under the words Mr. Casey intones.
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The accords resulted from seven years of negotiations involving the United Nations, the Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches and neighboring Latin American governments, as well as Guatemalan organizations that had engaged in a stop-start dialogue for years.
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In just under two minutes, Jawbreaker takes a simple two-chord riff and blows it wide open, with Schwarzenbach taking aim at punk scene politics and the song's stop-start rhythms making every musical change into a thrillride.
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Ms Mitchell, having failed to cast doubt on any aspect of Ms Blasey's version of the event, devoted her closing remarks to criticising the stop-start way in which she had been forced to carry out her cross-examination.
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He feels the stop-start nature of the sport could play to his strengths: "Rugby's such a get-up, get-down game, and playing that for 80 minutes is a lot for a 310-pound guy," he told NFL.com.
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The blend of ringing guitar arpeggios, plucked banjos, and electronic polish simulating the rosy amber of pedal steel, meshing with glistening keyboards and stop/start/rise/drop electrohouse dynamics, produces the current pop climate's closest equivalent to soft rock.
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Not without trying, though; filter effects, rhythmic variations, and stop-start programming manage to wrestle with the temporal circularity, knocking it off the tracks every now and then, and adding to the overall sense of tension in the process.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton won a stop-start, wet and chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday to take the Formula One title battle with Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg down to the wire in Abu Dhabi.
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MOSCOW/HAMBURG (Reuters) - Russia is negotiating with Turkey in an effort to resolve a stop-start agriculture trade dispute between the countries, the Kremlin said on Wednesday as it emerged that Ankara has imposed restrictions on imports of Russian wheat.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Swedish power producer Vattenfall has commissioned a plant to test the storage in salt of electricity from solar plants and wind turbines, hoping to overcome the stop-start nature of green energy which is one of its main disadvantages.
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Building on stop-start initiatives dating back to the late 1990s, the plans could strengthen the European Union's ability to act without the United States to respond to challenges on its borders, from failing states to a more aggressive Russia.
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Onstage, the band could execute virtuosic live versions of songs with deliberately fluctuating tempos, tricky stop-start guitar patterns, melodies that jumped around, and close harmonies and ping-ponging vocal counterpoint among Mr. Longstreth, Ms. Coffman and a second female vocalist.
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OSLO, April 11 (Reuters) - Swedish power producer Vattenfall has commissioned a plant to test the storage in salt of electricity from solar plants and wind turbines, hoping to overcome the stop-start nature of green energy which is one of its main disadvantages.
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More than two hours and 45 minutes of play were lost to rain in a stop-start day at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), where the tourists fell away in the early evening gloom after winning the toss and making a solid start.
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More than two hours and 45 minutes of play were lost to rain in a stop-start day at the Sydney Cricket Ground, where the tourists fell away in the early evening gloom after winning the toss and making a solid start.
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Nevertheless, the track's heavy guitar riff, stop-start melody and Gerrie Roslie's memorable gruff voice make it stand out as one of the best examples of psychedelic rock, which thanks to coinciding with the golden era of acid, managed to produce so many witchy numbers.
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Environmental activists contend that automakers do not need big sales of electric cars to meet CAFE goals and can consistently improve fuel economy by adding current technology — like stop-start systems, which cut engine power when a car is idling — in all of their vehicles.
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Stop-start talks among lenders, companies and the Finance Ministry over the last year resulted in the BDDK regulator in September telling banks to provision for losses and reclassify as NPLs 46 billion lira ($7.5 billion) of loans by the end of the year.
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It moves fast, iterating as it goes and making changes based on failures quickly, whereas the industry has largely focused on more stop/start development cycles where things are mostly fixed with brief periods of intense focus on improvement between long-lived vehicle generations.
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But the gains from cheaper methods such as turbocharging smaller engines, stop-start technology and weight reductions will no longer be enough, since a tougher testing regime, to be introduced in the wake of VW's diesel-cheating scandal, will make those targets still harder to reach.
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She compliments my fishnet tights and I return the sentiment regarding her leggings (of the side-laced variety that have recently become a fave of the Instagram baddie community), and as the car begins a stop-start journey through the narrow streets of east London, we chat.
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Latin America has suffered countless drug-related deaths in recent decades, and stop-start moves toward the legalization of medical - and even recreational - marijuana in countries like Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay represent a broader reassessment of drug laws in a region long-typified by aggressive prohibition.
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The new tech board, to be set up by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, will include a registration system - in effect removing official control of the IPO process that has for years produced a stop-start pipeline of listing candidates with a waiting time measured in years not months.
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Since the 2008 U.S. Open, he has overcome a broken leg, knee operations, a marital break-up, sex addiction treatment, four back surgeries, a video of his prescription drug-induced DUI and stop-start comeback efforts cut short due to back pain before his last-ditch fusion procedure.
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As usual, the tag "experimental black metal" only scratches the surface of what they get up to in this one—their customary complexity and dizzying technicality is on full display, and speeds by at a breakneck pace, cramming stop-start riffs, merciless drumming, churning death, malicious black, and unexpectedly clear, shouted, manic vocals.
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After months of stop-start negotiations — Johnson & Johnson walked away from discussions in mid-December, only for the companies to restart exclusive talks about a deal a few days later — the deal would add Actelion's treatments for pulmonary arterial hypertension, or high blood pressure in the lungs, to the American giant's stable.
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"Miami" is an older song of his, but now that he's signed to G.O.O.D. Music, it's being revived for his major-label debut EP, "GOOD Job, You Found Me." On this remix, he even nudges Pusha T, he of the irreducible snarl, toward a stop-start flow that sounds like boasts being delivered backward.
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The band sprints through "Bang Bang," with stop-start punk power chords driving the first-person pathology of a gunman seeking social-media fame, and it surges into "Revolution Radio" — a call for "new airwaves" for the "songs of the disturbed" — with a speedy punk-pop melody and a lead-guitar hook that wails like a klaxon.
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Sorry, where was I....ah, yes, everyone's favorite Rhythm Section signed duo FYI Chris are back with a brand new EP's worth of gloopy, stop-start, dub-inflected avant-house that sounds a bit like a Legowelt side-project run backwards through Audacity, then pitched up and down before lying out in the beating sun of a mid-summer afternoon in the heart of SE15.
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The kooky stop-start rhythm of Manifesto's lead single "Trash" in 1979 may not have yielded a hit, but as journalist Tim de Lisle notes in More Than This: The Story of Roxy Music, something greater happened: it became an anthem at the London club Blitz, the centre of the New Romantic movement where Roxy fans from Duran Duran to The Human League turned into lipstick stars in their own right.
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"As mentioned earlier in the thread, Lindsay-Rae (our Chief Diversity Officer) will be setting up sessions the week of April 22 to ensure we hear and are clear on the feedback, and determine what initiatives or programs to keep/stop/start based on input from this community," Kathleen Hogan, the company's executive vice president for human resources, wrote in a message on the email chain, according to a Microsoft spokesman.
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