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My full throttle here won't be like more full throttle in Rio.
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We know that telecom companies throttle video, but Choffnes's research focuses on how and when they throttle.
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Brake throttle override systems work by the vehicle software cutting power to the throttle if both pedals are depressed.
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The bike has a twist throttle rather than a thumb throttle, which I prefer because it feels more solid and harder to break.
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T-Mobile used to throttle video streaming on its unlimited plan (this has since been changed, see update below), but Verizon won't throttle video.
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I mostly stuck to just using the throttle — using the throttle while pedaling takes some getting used to — but it made quick, fun work of the bike lanes around our office.
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There's enough fuel for about three minutes at full throttle.
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The campaign to throttle democracy was orchestrated by Mr Mnangagwa.
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Twisting a throttle does the same with no pedaling necessary.
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But the LiveWire just requires riders to twist the throttle.
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You have rudders, ailerons, elevators, trim, and throttle to control.
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We'll be playing exactly full throttle like we usually do.
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The ability to throttle in that scenario is very important.
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It's put the country in the full throttle election mood.
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That's just throttle for the four turboengines on the board.
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It wouldn't make sense if we didn't go full throttle.
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The throttle has good grip, and is easy to pull.
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But it will throttle some of the younger activists' energy.
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Company factories will keep running at full throttle no doubt.
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There is no hint of embarrassment, just full throttle earnestness.
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By the way, when we need to, we throttle you.
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Most of the cyclists making deliveries favor the throttle bikes.
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Congress is meant to throttle the power of the executive.
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Everybody is full throttle but something has got to give.
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Drive modes adjust transmission mapping, throttle response and steering weight.
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As a result, the conveyor belt's throttle was notched higher.
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He did this performance and he was going full throttle.
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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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Simply flick the on switch and twist the throttle to go.
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The woman in the lime green bikini takes out the throttle.
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So we're slowly trying to take more control and throttle things.
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He was born with just two settings: Full-throttle, then sleep.
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America has twice demonstrated a willingness to throttle big Chinese companies.
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I found the $49 optional thumb throttle to be very useful.
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They can block, throttle, and prioritize content if they wish to.
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They teamed up again in 2003 for Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.
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The Midwest harvest season is generally in full throttle in October.
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Clinton is going full throttle with ads attacking Donald Trump now.
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I hit the throttle — and then realize I'm out of fuel.
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As equipped, dampers, throttle and transmission response can be fine-tuned.
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Drive modes change transmission and throttle mapping, steering weight and suspension.
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It's a joy to see he's not lifting off the throttle.
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A full-throttle Saks expedition could legitimately require a vacation afterward.
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That means the world will still have to throttle overall emissions.
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So many observers figured low oil prices would throttle output there.
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In September, Northeastern researcher Dave Choffnes found that wireless carriers, while insisting that they only throttle these apps to manage network congestion, often throttle video apps in a bid to drive users to more expensive plans.
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Throttle Pro offers a complete solution to the annoyances of inbox maintenance.
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Class 22015 is throttle-assisted with a maximum speed of 21 mph.
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The battery only assists the rider as he pedals; there's no throttle.
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Driving dynamics can be tailored down to throttle response and suspension stiffness.
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So you signal, move to the left, and hammer on the throttle.
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I aimed the Phantom 4 towards the cage and cranked the throttle.
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"The job market continues to throttle back," Zandi said in a statement.
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The bad news: Venus retrograde is still in full throttle this week.
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There are exceptions to what types of tabs Chrome will throttle, however.
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"It becomes your throttle," says Bob Brackett of Bernstein, a research firm.
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They then attempted thousands of keys as Apple doesn't throttle failed attempts.
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As I went down, I tightened my grip, inadvertently pinning the throttle.
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I hit the throttle and get there as fast as I can.
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Another step backwards for an administration already going full throttle in reverse.
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I started cycling and brought the same, full-throttle mentality with me.
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State lawmakers, however, can throttle one big site as easily as two.
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That's via the throttle wheel, which enables one-handed acceleration and braking.
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Mr. Chibnall has eased off the throttle, lowering the sensations per minute.
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But he always lived "full throttle," she wrote in a Facebook message.
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Getachew had neglected to throttle back from the full takeoff thrust setting.
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Drive modes change the steering weight, the throttle response and the gauges.
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He didn't go full throttle on every pitch, which is his nature.
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Now, one chart watcher says Boeing is about to throttle foward again.
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Still, how the voltage soars when he breaks into full-throttle dancing!
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Simply lift off the throttle and it slows down in a hurry.
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Then we had a throttle issue and then again a brake issue.
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Drop the throttle and T6 power moves the S90 like a Viking.
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Sisi has Egypt bound so tight his state organs almost throttle themselves.
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We still don't and won't block, throttle or discriminate against lawful content.
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" Asked whether Verizon will continue not to block or throttle content or whether it will charge internet companies to get better access to customers, Young said Verizon "does not block or throttle content and that's the bottom line.
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We tested it out by intentionally keeping the throttle closed from a dead stop while smoothly releasing the clutch lever and the system worked as advertized to get the motorcycle moving with little to no clutch/throttle coordination.
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They will do so knowing that a second failure could throttle his presidency.
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And we don't throttle, discriminate or degrade network performance based on content. Period.
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After that, it could throttle your data speeds further during periods of congestion.
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"She was full-throttle: Oh my god, this is your moment," Stodden says.
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"Kept at full throttle, the ride would take about a minute," says Aprile.
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But that might throttle an opportunity that offers cheaper rocket launches to taxpayers.
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But for some reason, Comcast is choosing not to throttle its users anymore.
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The action flick was followed up with a sequel, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.
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Internet providers can now block, throttle, and prioritize content if they want to.
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AT&T could throttle Netflix, for instance, unless Netflix buys Turner-produced content.
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Takeaway: Cox says it won't block or throttle content, even without net neutrality.
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The wheel is then hooked up to a handle-mounted display and throttle.
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This is heavy metal fans at full throttle; it's life-affirming and beautiful.
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Sometimes, it actually feels like the universe is conspiring to throttle your productivity.
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And we don't throttle, discriminate, or degrade network performance based on content. Period.
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"It will be full-f***ing throttle" until January 20, one aide said.
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Then Linda Zhang, chief engineer for all things F-150, hit the throttle.
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So as governor, that's something that I'm going to take on full throttle.
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Throttle response, transmission mapping and steering heft can be dialed to your liking.
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The expedition set forth at full throttle, skimming on to the other floe.
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His eyes scan the horizon for drones, one hand waiting on the throttle.
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A move like this could throttle the next generation of low-carbon technology.
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Also, the more you use the throttle, the less battery power you get.
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Drive modes adjust the steering weight, suspension firmness, and throttle and transmission response.
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Some drivers rely on those banned throttle-assisted bikes to make their rounds.
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That makes it difficult to craft federal policies that can throttle their emissions.
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"Our commitment to support Middle East stability is still full-throttle," he said.
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But they throttle, or slow your speed, after you use up 23 gigabtyes.
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"I've got two labels going full throttle with two singles," Wack 100 said.
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Despite all attempts to throttle back tech, it hasn't had any significant legislation.
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Does progressivism mean pushing forward a full-throttle social democratic platform, as Sanders believes?
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Two joysticks will each control pitch and roll, as pedals control yaw and throttle.
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Everything is adjustable, from the seats to the throttle response to the exhaust note.
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In the latest 57 release, Chrome will now throttle background tabs using excessive power.
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They will have the power to block websites, throttle services, and censor online content.
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As the times get lower and lower, you're pushing the throttle harder and harder.
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If I let off the throttle, the drone would start falling toward the earth.
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Jalopnik's car threw a throttle fault code and refused to accelerate on the highway.
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Jalopnik's car threw a throttle fault code and refused to accelerate on the highway.
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I was a little nervous about the throttle, but he picked it up instantly.
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Vacation Drake can't be done at half-measure; he needs to go full throttle.
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MNCs, both American and foreign, worry that such measures will throttle global supply chains.
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After a hiatus from Hollywood, Moore returned in 2003 with Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.
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After slow running for much of 265, India is now near to full throttle.
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Rubio, who'd poison the vodka bottle, and Kasich, who'd throttle Bill Clinton on sight.
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When you have that culture, it's very hard to throttle it back, for sure.
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DJI was first to go full throttle behind the portable and foldable drone model.
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Ramirez has the ability, on occasion, to throttle both all the way up simultaneously.
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With T-Mobile they're at least doing a blanket throttle and affecting everyone equally.
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The driver only needs to control brake and throttle — the car handles the steering.
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"I'm the person who's all in, gonna go full-throttle at something," she says.
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Unlike in most modern cars, the gearbox shifts down smartly with a throttle stab.
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" A Motorola spokesperson said, "We do not throttle CPU performance based on older batteries.
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Current policies are sending us full-throttle into communities shaped by the highest bidder.
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The system is capable of controlling the throttle, brakes and steering in certain situations.
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Prime's neck-snapping turn of the Kawasaki 1400 GTR's throttle swiftly eliminated that prospect.
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RelayBandwidthRate 770 KB RelayBandwidthBurst 1540 KB These basically determine how much to throttle traffic.
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A restaurant might deal with a flood of orders or throttle them if necessary.
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"I felt like I was the engineer of a roaring train, going full throttle."
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Instead, the boxes show more basic information such as steering-wheel input and throttle.
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The harsh universe of Twitter — created in 2006 — would be operating at full throttle.
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I flick the wheel to break the back end loose and plunge the throttle.
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You don't need to do anything to go straight, other than hit the throttle.
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The Arcimoto cars don't have a steering wheel, but a throttle like a motorcycle.
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Set the power level on the left and push the throttle on the right.
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"We are working at full throttle", Finance Minister Chrostos Staikouras told Skai radio station.
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Friendships and relationships ensue as the three head full-throttle into their adult lives.
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Drive modes alter shift dynamics, steering weight and throttle response, but not suspension firmness.
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The rear-drive dynamic allows for oversteer with a blip of the throttle. Entertaining?
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Power is delivered via pedal-assist or with a flick of the throttle button.
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Most electric cars spin their electric motors backward when you lift off the throttle.
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Steve Bullock and former San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro — it could throttle their fundraising.
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Not so anymore: Historical Jaffa, it's fair to say, has gone full-throttle luxe.
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Even sympathetic readers may feel besieged when he works himself up to full throttle.
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Apple's decision to throttle processors sounds bad, especially when the company kept it a secret.
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But will you care as much about those things when you're heavy on the throttle?
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And we don't throttle, discriminate, or degrade network performance based on content," he continues. "Period.
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Throttle also makes these emails available on their website, efficiently sorted into dozens of categories.
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The recorder could provide information on the train's speed, use of brakes and throttle position.
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If they all want to throttle certain areas of the web at once, they will.
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"They hit the throttle and went at her," one neighbor told the New York Times.
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That included the ability of broadband providers to selectively block or throttle websites and services.
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Pressing the ignition button starts the engine, while twisting the right handle activates the throttle.
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Such tariffs throttle trade, protect less productive producers from competition, and ultimately mean pricier poultry.
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The diesel's efficiency stems from not having to throttle the engine to control its speed.
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I guide it up to about 24 feet with the throttle on the remote control.
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First, responsible services must be vigilant to help throttle the distribution of child trafficking advertisements.
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When in dynamic mode, the engine screams when the throttle is planted on the floor.
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One is simply a regenerative brake built into the throttle wheel on the right handlebar.
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You can also choose to disable Apple's controversial decision to throttle performance with old batteries.
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GM engineers coaxed us to stay light on the throttle and smooth on the brake.
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But when the kitchen reaches for the throttle, the results can be muddled or muted.
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Under hard throttle, there's a bit of torque steer, that tugging of the steering wheel.
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Twist the right hand throttle just like a motorcycle and the SRK comes to life.
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There are four lengthy periods of open throttle, with an average of 13 seconds each.
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It was the fall of 22017, and the Arctic whaling season was at full throttle.
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No one would be threatening to derail their ambitions, stifle their educations, throttle their dreams.
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Imagine experiencing the throttle, braking and steering inputs of a professional driver on a racetrack.
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"You're working without one spark plug so you're not running at full throttle," she said.
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The Force Awakens went full throttle nostalgia and succeeded wholly at that, but only that.
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Bad debt has hampered banks' ability to lend, threatening to throttle a nascent economic recovery.
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VARIETY PUZZLE COLUMN Open the throttle and get ready to battle this Will Shortz puzzle.
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Humanitarian supplies are technically exempt from US sanctions and other measures meant to throttle governments.
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No conflicts for Tiler Peck's incisive Sanguinic: She was all full-throttle, outward-bound momentum.
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The claimants disagreed, noting that each module shared resources that would effectively throttle the chip.
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The Porsche uses the Tesla's electric motor, inverter, rear differential, and even the throttle pedal.
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"It just kind of swung around when I got back in the throttle," Patrick said.
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It can produce a stream up to 30 feet when the trigger is full throttle.
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Stab the throttle and the dual-motor system sings a lower note than a Tesla.
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Under hard throttle, the continuously variable transmission has the mild elastic quality common to C.V.T.s.
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Turn on the scooter, press on the throttle, and see how much battery is left.
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I look back on this memory and I want to reach out and throttle myself.
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Senator John Thune is pressing Apple to explain its "feature to throttle" to concerned politicians.
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We're just running full throttle with the hair and the makeup and the clothes and everything.
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After a few minutes of riding, the I quickly transitioned to braking with the throttle wheel.
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He adjusted the throttle, set the aircraft on its optimal climb slope, and retracted the flaps.
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Also, having the opportunity to go full throttle with my learning and development is a blessing.
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" But not much else will calm down McAuliffe's "engines" — which are, he notes, "always full-throttle.
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And Class 210 is pedal-assist only, no throttle, with a maximum speed of 13 mph.
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And no, the throttle button won't save you as it remains inactive until after you're moving.
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"It's full throttle, with lots of sweeping turns," says Jet, the winner of DRL's 2016 season.
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All you have to do is turn the board around, and hit the throttle again.[YouTube]
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The display shows your approximate speed and battery life, and the throttle works as you'd expect.
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There&aposs no throttle, there&aposs no-- UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I will take care of everything else.
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" As for the sport of wheelchair rugby, "it's full-contact, no pads, no helmets, full-throttle.
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It can drive autonomously in a single lane on the freeway, controlling throttle, brake and steering.
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Under certain circumstances carmakers are allowed to throttle back emissions management systems to protect the engine.
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There's a throttle wheel on the right side that lets you speed up and slow down.
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Then a driver hit the throttle, and the pickup truck towed the 1.3 million-pound train.
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This hardly suggests an economy at full throttle but nor does it point to outright recession.
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At best, Italy's weak banks will throttle the country's growth; at worst, some will go bust.
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Those factors, however, have not prevented Abe from proceeding full-throttle in his mission of befriendship.
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Full Throttle would be fun even if it didn't look so great, but it is gorgeous.
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A successful OPEC deal to throttle production could raise that to $55 per barrel, analysts say.
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A lot of trans women, myself included, go full-throttle femme in the beginning of transitioning.
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The other is a throttle-controlled bike, which does not require pedaling and which was illegal.
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I'll show you a full-blown narcissist or full-throttle paranoiac or some combination of both.
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Riders can engage the motor either by twisting the throttle in the handlebar or by pedaling.
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But the tightening required tends to be so extreme that it would throttle the domestic economy.
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"They hit the throttle and went at her," Mr. Kurek said in an interview on Tuesday.
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We also need to make a full-throttle effort to reverse existing upside-down tax incentives.
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For as shouty as it is at ignition, the DB113 is even louder at full throttle.
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For a crossover as popular as this, the crude throttle response and bumpy shifting was unacceptable.
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Infiniti made this platform theirs by changing the suspension tuning, steering, throttle response and transmission calibration.
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She also previously made an appearance as Kelly in the 2003 film Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.
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You're not off the throttle much, compared to what we had here the last couple years.
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But stomp on the throttle and there's a lag before the powertrain gets the urgent message.
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In fact, there's a very good chance that OPEC will simply fail to throttle back on output.
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So we bought a map, ditched the GPS, and from there on it was just full throttle.
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He went full throttle with Carolyn, which shows a lot of growth and maturity on his part.
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This has been the type of full-throttle ride that leaves you feeling sick, confused, and dizzy.
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Lin turned Greendale Community College into a paintball-splattered war zone in this witty, full-throttle episode.
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Go with premapped performance settings or choose from a host of steering, throttle, transmission and suspension settings.
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Dynamic mode, for example, ramps up throttle response, and allows the turbocharged engine to snarl a bit.
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Understandably, a huge, fuel-thirsty engine like that produces a lot of tailpipe pollutants at full throttle.
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Romanowsky's IMDB page is full-throttle cool — making her the perfect director to take on this project.
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This includes strapping the rocket to the launch pad and firing the engines up to full throttle.
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When you push the button or twist the throttle, the motor speed increases, and the bike accelerates.
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Benoit & Jenna Fresh off their date last week, Jenna and Benoit are full-throttle in Paradise love.
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When a phone begins overheating, it'll usually throttle down the processor to allow it to cool down.
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While paid fast lanes effectively throttle whoever doesn't pay, ISPs draw a distinction between the two practices.
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Second-quarter earnings season continues at full throttle, with 355 of S&P 500 companies having reported.
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To move forward on the scooter, you have to push the throttle down with your right thumb.
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"I just remember trying to restart the engine, frantically turning the key, pumping the throttle," Dell said.
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"The deadness in my eyes and the Irish on my face is so full throttle," Bryant said.
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It required service providers to treat all internet traffic equally and not throttle or block certain sites.
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When the light turns green, I twist the throttle, and the fittingly electric blue Arcimoto shoots forward.
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With their second album, he and his bandmates have jumped into the heavy metal world full-throttle.
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Turn the exhaust to normal or track, and the car screams when the throttle is wide open.
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Second-quarter earnings season continues at full throttle, with 26.48 of S&P 220 companies having reported.
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The minute-long spot aggressively hammers on Apple's decision to throttle performance of iPhones containing older batteries.
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To provide industries the confidence they need to throttle up investment, lawmakers must undertake comprehensive tax reform.
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It's relatively quiet, with the only major disturbance being engine noise that permeates at wide-open throttle.
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Feel handling agility and throttle response so convincing, the car seems to be an extension of yourself.
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Most unlimited plans from big carriers don't throttle speeds until you've reach a certain amount of data.
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Throttle response is far better than the glacial lag on its cousin, the Land Rover Discovery Sport.
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The car was first released in 2001, but production halted five years later, according to Car Throttle.
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Most notably, there is the criticism of throttle e-bikes, which can reach speeds of 28 m.p.h.
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It's a testament to the pure, undeveloped region, Bristol Bay, where nature is operating at full throttle.
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She explained that during pregnancy, even a healthy pregnancy, the immune system is not working full throttle.
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Pipeline operators have been forced to throttle back or suspend flows of gasoline and other petroleum products.
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In some cases, your provider may even "throttle" your service speed in an attempt to dissuade use.
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Voucher supporters accuse the president of trying to throttle the vouchers through poor management and restricting funds.
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John Cena, its greatest bankable star this century, is easing off the throttle on his in-ring career.
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Going forward, our broadband providers will have the power to block websites, throttle services, and censor online content.
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At times, Sanders's full-throttle effort, especially intense in targeting unionized workers, has landed his campaign in trouble.
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AMD added other software features that give users a better ability to throttle their cards without diminishing visuals.
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Just like other carriers, Cricket will throttle you further after you hit the 22GB mark for the month.
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Internet service providers say they will not block or throttle legal content but may engage in paid prioritization.
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When the processor is running full throttle, your iPhone is at risk for malfunctioning and shutting down unexpectedly.
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"The long arm of American courts has been stretched to unprecedented lengths to throttle us," says Mr Kenney.
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By then, Bostian would have been opening up the throttle, preparing for the last straightaway before Frankford Junction.
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Unfortunately, it still didn't provide any assistance from a standstill like the throttle on VanMoof's X2, for example.
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It might be hard for the department to pursue a full-throttle investigation if Mr Trump expressed displeasure.
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New York City is currently debating whether to lift its ban on throttle-powered e-bikes and scooters.
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All limit you to 10GB and throttle to 3G after, but 3G is a lot better than 2G.
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" It suggested admins to "keep [the feature] on permanently, or toggle as necessary to throttle rush hour traffic.
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Tesla says that, at full throttle, it can do a 0 to 290 mph run in 220 seconds.
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All of them throttle cellular speeds after you've used a certain amount of data on your "unlimited" plan.
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An hour after Dyn Research confirmed the throttling, the company confirmed that the throttle was apparently turned off.
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She's rocked fiery red, an asymmetrical bob, and now, she's gone full-throttle blonde with a bleached look.
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Two film versions, "Charlie's Angels," and "Charlie&aposs Angels: Full Throttle" were released in 2000 and 2003, respectively.
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Shifting into third gear, I felt that the "B" mode's throttle response was a bit unpredictable and jumpy.
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There's no telling whether or not Thibs will ease up on the throttle a bit, but he should.
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Even these, though, are far simpler than a helicopter's four standard controls: the cyclic, throttle, collective, and pedals.
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In the meantime, Verizon has no choice but to throttle our experience until the new network is ready.
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"Project to amend #Egypt constitution unfolding & in full throttle," Egyptian Nobel Prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei tweeted last week.
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It is the cornering, snappy throttle and raucous engine exhaust note that makes the 580-2 worth loving.
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You feel so connected to the thing, through its quick steering, grabby brakes and lightning-fast throttle response.
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That's very subjective — the range depends on which mode, the incline, weight of the rider and throttle usage.
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Once the deal closed, Coca-Cola transferred to Monster its energy brands, like Full Throttle, Burn and Mother.
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Because of such a long full-throttle period, the heat energy recovery system is highly effective at Silverstone.
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By the time any conclusions are reached by the committee, the presidential campaign will be in full throttle.
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More than 50 percent of the lap is spent at full throttle, with average speeds of 190 k.p.h.
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As such, you might be tempted to go full throttle on Monday so that you don't fall behind.
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They say those companies will now have the power to block websites, throttle services and censor online content.
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Now there's an easier path for ISPs to censor, throttle, or prioritize websites of certain candidates over others.
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Bikes favored by delivery workers, known as throttle-controlled electric bikes, that can travel faster than 20 m.p.h.
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"We do not block, throttle, or otherwise interfere with the online activity of our customers," the company said.
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Are practitioners really worried that a normal-width pant leg is going to throttle them mid-lotus pose?
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"We took Puerto Rico seriously and played at full throttle from start to finish," Marjanovic told Serbian television.
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As for Kitri, they know what's expected, and they're taking her on full throttle — air bites and all.
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President Donald Trump pushed forward with his campaign to throttle his former attorney general's ambitions on Tuesday night.
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Trump is going full throttle on pardoning his pals and pals of his pals in an election year.
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And that short leash will play to the House managers and throttle the strategies of the President's team.
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"When you see people with an e-bike with a throttle, they end up not riding," Gonzalez said.
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Hill descent control automatically applies the throttle and braking on extremely steep grades — drivers only have to steer.
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We opened the throttle and surged forward in the dark, guided by the illusory stars in our eyes.
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A few bars of barely felt hummingbird trills morphed into a section of full-throttle, aggressive tremolo bowing.
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All of them are pedal-assisted mid-drive motors, which means better balance overall, but no throttle power.
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As far as throttle traces and how I thought it was going to drive, it feels pretty close.
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Some companies, he said, will throttle access to data, or shut it down for hours at a time.
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At the same time, we don't want to impose undue burdens on new start-ups or throttle innovation.
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It only goes when you use the throttle, which (like the brake on the opposite handlebar) is fairly responsive.
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Verizon will undoubtedly exclaim that it, too, needs to throttle video in order to keep up with T-Mobile.
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And therefore as better ridden over or pushed out of the road as it pulls to go full throttle.
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Full Throttle is arguably one of the finest the genre ever produced, and its remaster wowed me last week.
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A "Full Throttle" package, with no "speed limits" costs about $90 a month, while a 25Mbps package is $40.
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Later this year, meanwhile, the studio will be releasing a remastered version of classic 1995 graphic adventure Full Throttle.
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China's pretensions to being a superpower will look hollow as long as America can throttle its firms at will.
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Hollywood loves nothing more than a full-throttle sex scene, but some are kinkier and more explicit than others.
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It's not quite a simple throttle that you can turn on and off as the mood takes you, then.
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We do not block, throttle or otherwise interfere with consumers' desire to go where they want on the internet.
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Takeaway: Altice doesn't currently block or throttle and suggests it will keep those policies, though without an explicit commitment.
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It seems counter intuitive, but I found better throttle control and shifting in the more aggressive "A" power setting.
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Working the throttle delivers smooth, precise waves of torque from the E-tron's two motors, one on each axle.
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The committee's communique sets up a potential agreement to throttle back production when the entire group meets next month.
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That means switching to cleaner cars could throttle the government's funding stream, further contributing to Costa Rica's rising deficit.
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With no net neutrality to stop them, ISPs could in theory throttle access to exchanges not of their liking.
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Charter (whose broadband brand is called Spectrum) says it won't throttle or block "lawful content" or discriminate against it.
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Makes a great, trumpet-y sound at full throttle -- something no Caddy V28 has been able to accomplish before.
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Even if you have an "unlimited" plan, the company will throttle you once you go over 22GB a month.
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Y.) and Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) are advancing legislation to throttle the illicit drug trade that enables substance abuse.
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Steering effort — which is on the numb side — can be adjusted, as can throttle tip-in and transmission mapping.
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Data reveals a driver's braking points, steering inputs, driving lines, throttle application, use of the gearshifts and other actions.
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Turn 22.5 needs just a bit of a lift off the throttle, right inside corner, pretty cool to drive.
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As sysadmin, they occasionally need to throttle network bandwidth—typically, they'd do this using a bunch of terminal commands.
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Apple only slows performance on devices where the battery can't perform at full throttle without risking crashing the phone.
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Should retirees and near-retirees be cashing out of stocks on fears that a worldwide pandemic will throttle markets?
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Wootten devised a plan to throttle Alcindor that put Sid Catlett, a 16-year-old sophomore, at its center.
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Their fourth, "Fox," due out this month, includes elements of jazz and hip-hop: new territory for the Throttle.
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Each of us puts it into our respective GPS mount and we throttle out into the crisp, cloudless night.
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Drive modes adjust throttle response, steering weight, gearbox mapping and the amount of engine growl allowed into the cabin.
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There is much to love about Levy's writing when it's operating on full throttle: She is unsparing with herself.
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Stuffed with sound insulation and clad with laminated glass, the GTC210Lusso is moderately quiet until the throttle is dropped.
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At that point, the speed was reduced to 54 mph when the throttle was moved from full to idle.
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"We expect most [people] to use the throttle," said Hong Quan, CEO of Karmic, in a Twitter direct message.
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Drive modes adjust the usual steering, throttle and transmission mapping (the rear air suspension mainly self-levels the car).
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The phrase "nothing succeeds like excess" doesn't apply here, but CR-V moves out smartly with little throttle lag.
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Will the banks throttle competitors when you can wave your cell phone at a cash register to buy something?
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This itty-bitty engine runs on air from an attached balloon, and revs using a throttle that controls airflow.
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"We felt all along that the throttle, the terms of access, should be down to the publisher," Ridding said.
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"Broadband providers should not block, throttle, or otherwise discriminate against lawful websites and services," Apple said in its comments.
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Officially launched in 2011 and backed by government, the Aeroswift research project last year produced its first three demonstrator parts – a pilot's throttle lever, a condition lever grip which is part of the throttle assembly, and a fuel tank pylon bracket, in a digital process known as 3D printing, or additive layer manufacturing.
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It might be possible to use some fast RAM downclocked, and then go full throttle once the BIOS is updated.
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It uses gyroscopes to keep you from tipping over, and that's also how you modulate your speed — there's no throttle.
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There's no traction control in this mode, so you need to modulate the throttle to keep from smoking the tires.
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Some of China's northern provinces have ordered factories to throttle back or halt output to reduce notoriously thick winter smog.
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This gives free reign to broadband providers to block or throttle your broadband service as long as they inform you.
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OPEC and its allies agreed to throttle back output by 1.2 million bpd during the first six months of 2019.
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This would allow the companies to throttle traffic from websites and allow other sites to move faster through paid prioritization.
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The handlebar is also home to a throttle wheel on the right and a mechanical disc brake on the left.
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Tom Ford's Jasmin Rouge ($312), by contrast, is full-throttle and sensual, underlaid with warm spices like ginger and cardamom.
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Some suffered from throttle hesitation or inadequate brakes, while others were just generally poorly built and suffered from abysmal reliability.
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New batteries would remove the need to throttle older devices that were at risk of crashing when under intense loads.
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Vasilevskiy, Lightning throttle Sabres BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Tampa Bay Lightning went back to basics to snap a rare losing streak.
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They say he accelerated full-throttle to 106 mph instead of slowing down for the curve's 50 mph speed limit.
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The trio was also joined by Demi Moore, who starred in the 2003 sequel Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle with them.
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And anytime a central bank talks about taking their foot off the throttle they get a rise in the currency.
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Google-parent Alphabet's revenue missed estimates, fanning concerns that regulatory scrutiny and competition would throttle its scorching pace of growth.
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But the increased financial burden and the attempt to throttle Pink Dot's corporate sponsorships did little to dampen people's spirits.
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Game of Thrones went full throttle in Season 7, and it's no surprise that the show won't slow down now.
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I took them and it seemed to clear up a bit, but two weeks later, it came back full-throttle.
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Chandler also noted that the results showed that the market may be able to throttle back concerns about other risks.
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The videos have also been pared up with matching data like latitude, longitude, gear, brake, throttle, steering angles and speed.
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We will continue to advocate for this international consensus to help throttle extremism in South Asia and throughout the world.
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The cities where Donald Trump's promise to throttle what he calls unfair competition resonated most profoundly during the presidential campaign.
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While the world waits to see if the historic summit will occur, the pressure on Kim remains in full throttle.
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But rather than throttle virtual currencies and the innovations they might spawn, the government has let them develop, within parameters.
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Source: OPIS U.S. refineries are running at full throttle, taking in last week 18 million barrels of oil to process.
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Why it matters: The repeal means that internet service providers can block, throttle or speed up content for a fee.
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Drivers also dislike having to ease off the throttle to save fuel rather than being able to go flat out.
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" Car Throttle also took a jab at the car, saying it looked like a "bulbous crossover" and a "fussy mess.
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He enjoyed a mainstream breakout of sorts as a vindictive Irish mob leader in "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," from 2003.
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In its delicate ferocity, it shows a playwright who, at 26, is full-throttle funny and wise beyond her years.
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Faced with climate change and inequality, the temptation is to call for draconian top-down measures to throttle economic activity.
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Twitter forbids selling or buying followers or retweets, yet it has not imposed simple safeguards that could throttle those practices.
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Elsewhere in the country, consumers are limited to 2 GB per month on partner networks, which will throttle data speeds.
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Within seconds of cutting its engines, aerodynamic forces will throttle the uncontrolled, tube-shaped body and rip it to pieces.
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A "sport" mode gives the throttle quicker reflexes and alters the transmission's performance to hold the lower gears significantly longer.
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Its engagement seemed tentative, robbed of the operator control afforded by a practiced hand on the clutch lever and throttle.
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When it's over, Ford, seemingly on the verge of laughter, breaks into full-throttle sobs that go on and on.
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So, instead, let's say pushing the throttle to the floor is like pestering a pet tiger versus a wild wolverine.
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In July 2014, Verizon faced criticism from the FCC over plans to throttle the connections of unlimited data plan customers.
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The Taycan instead coasts when you release the throttle, and only offers regenerative braking integrated into the conventional disk braking.
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Providers say they strongly support open internet rules and will not block or throttle legal websites even without legal requirements.
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Bikes that don't require pedaling to move, such as throttle-assisted e-bikes, are still banned throughout New York state.
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"We came in with that mind set to put our foot on the throttle and not let go," Thompson said.
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Tony says: 'Yeah, but when we were putting in your pedals we were told not to give you full throttle.
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"This team is full of players who want to battle it out, to go full throttle," Lloyd said on Friday.
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The spring inside the remote provides the right amount of resistance to really give you a feel for the throttle control.
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Last month, a committee representing the group said the alliance may have to once again throttle back production to prevent oversupply.
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The deal is in line with expectations for the allies to throttle back output by 211.1 million to 10.23 million bpd.
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Given the opportunity, it looks like big telecom companies can and will throttle internet traffic, unless their customers pay more money.
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The producers will meet in Vienna in three weeks to discuss whether they will stay the course or throttle back output.
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Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu played the trio in that film and its 2003 sequel, Charlie's Angeles: Full Throttle.
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The '00s was a particularly rough patch, with celebrities and mere mortals alike launching a full-throttle attack on their eyebrows.
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We've laid out all the easy-to-follow steps you need to know to get your chilling device at full throttle.
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Throttle e-bikes, common among food delivery workers, don't require any pedaling, just a twist of the handlebar to get moving.
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Microsoft is planning to throttle the amount of power that background apps can use to improve battery life in Windows 10.
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Instead, from a series of tests carried out by the Foundation, it appears to simply throttle video streams to around 1.5Mps.
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When he puts himself in a situation where he feels boxed in is when he comes with his full throttle genius.
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Some new drugs throttle the growth of blood vessels bringing nutrients to tumours; others attack cancer cells' own DNA-repair kits.
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Jaunt's VR effort was a victim of their going full throttle on an emerging business model before enough details were clear.
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The house has appeared in The Big Lebowski, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, and innumerable shoots of both high and low fashion.
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The bill could throttle Hong Kong's freedoms by raising the possibility that the party's critics could be bundled over the border.
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When he puts himself in a situation where he feels boxed in is when he comes with his full throttle genius.
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They could privilege their own services over competitors', or they could even throttle or block some services they did not like.
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That's because the NSX, though competent on the track, isn't best at full-throttle straight-line runs or clipping circuit apexes.
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Approximately 38 seconds before the crash, the throttle was increased and reached a maximum of about 21 mph, the NTSB said.
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The engineer said the throttle should be set to idle, or the first and slowest speed spot, when entering Hoboken Terminal.
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If you recall, she played it cool as ice in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and was the hero in G.I. Jane.
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I've spent decades riding motorcycles, and have twisted the throttle of just about every type of street bike you can find.
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B-216 pilot Ray Fowler calls the cockpit "totally different" from any other aircraft, with a throttle you held from underneath.
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Perhaps if JT had gone full-throttle with the outdoorsmanship, rather than a pop-up shop, he'd be scoring better here.
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Again, Axe is right to worry about optics because Chuck is coming full throttle (I just watched the Charlie's Angels sequel).
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With an overly enthusiastic dab of throttle, you can easily get the back to slide on every turn if you desire.
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The house has also appeared in 2003's "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" and is often used for high-fashion photo shoots.
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In the House, the whip operation is at full throttle as the White House and GOP leaders hunt for more votes.
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I dial back the throttle, but I've brought too much speed into this corner and the time for correction has passed.
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On the pit straight, the cars are at full throttle for 16 seconds, the longest full-out period of the lap.
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He was almost certainly ready to throttle Jon where he stood if there had been even an inkling that he knew.
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The actress got into surfing after filming "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," in which she had a scene as an undercover surfer.
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There's a brake on one side and a throttle on the other that'll propel you up to 15 miles per hour.
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Comcast, for one, stressed it would not block or throttle content and has "no plans" to enter into paid prioritization agreements.
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If a service provider decided to throttle or block web traffic from a competitor, "federal antitrust laws will apply," Carr insisted.
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I've got three buttons: boost, throttle, and disconnect and only a few seconds to decide what to do with each user.
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They could push for a bill that would make it clear providers could block or throttle content or offer paid prioritization.
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We didn't really go full throttle writing until early this year, and then we started with two songs at that point.
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The companies say internet service providers have the incentive to block and throttle their sites in order to garner extra fees.
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Fitch struggled on his knees as he used both hands to muscle the plane's throttle levers, which were hard to move.
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Still banned are "throttle" bikes, which can whiz along without any assistance from the cyclist, achieving speeds of roughly 28 m.p.h.
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Making it happen is a question of combining the throttle, brake, and steering just so, keeping everything pointing the right way.
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At Daytona and Talladega, another large track, which is in Alabama, the cars reach higher speeds with drivers going full throttle.
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And I was made especially happy when I stomped the throttle, not something you can say about all that many SUVs.
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To control the Hoss Fly, step on the right pedal to throttle and the left pedal to speed forward or reverse.
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For another, off-throttle time is lessened, though Jones found in practice that he was using more brake than he expected.
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Put simply, this semiautonomous driving system reads the road stripes and traffic ahead and then controls the throttle, brakes and steering.
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It feels much like a standard geared transmission, but mash the throttle and the elastic variable transmission rears its rubbery head.
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The agency made a mess when it gave broadband providers the power to block websites, throttle services, and censor online content.
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Telia would "throttle," or artificially slow, that service once users reached their data caps, although they could keep listening to Spotify.
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"She was going full throttle," he added, noting that it appeared as if the driver "missed two pedestrians" during the failed stunt.
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ISPs could use a tool that identifies VPN traffic to throttle speeds and limit its use on its service, according to TunnelBear.
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And while performance enthusiasts will embrace the pedal setup, others might find it too easy to apply both brake and throttle together.
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This means there's less temperature 'in reserve', so the Pi will throttle more quickly during a period of sustained high-intensity operation.
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We agree that no company should be allowed to block content or throttle the download speeds of content in a discriminatory manner.
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Elizabeth Warren has made the most full throttle argument for breaking up the Big Tech firms including Amazon, Google, Apple and Facebook.
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Twisting the right motorbike handlebar (with a Joy-Con inside) for the throttle is good for a rush of excitement, at least.
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"We expect the recorders will be able to provide investigators with speed information, throttle position, braking information" and other data, Southworth said.
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Technology adapts faster than even the technology industry can handle, and so adding a layer of governmental bureaucracy would further throttle innovation.
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We agreed that having the break on the left and the throttle on the right was a bit confusing in action, somehow.
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The train was traveling at 8 mph and the throttle was in the idle position less than a minute before the crash.
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The throttle went back to idle and the engineer hit the emergency brake less than a second before the crash, investigators said.
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"There's only two speeds - there's full throttle or off," said Randall Doyal, chief executive officer of Al-Corn Clean Fuel in Minnesota.
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The wireless throttle as well as the app are impressively easy to operate, and the build quality in general is downright impressive.
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The second thing—and the greatest weapon in the battle against a festival comedown—is to not go full throttle every day.
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It was my first experience with the so-called whiskey throttle—and indeed my first experience of any kind on a motorcycle.
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The U.S. and European markets are both going full throttle, but overseas is the place to be, experts told CNBC on Thursday.
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Assad blamed truce violations on the insurgents, and said the army must "prevent terrorists from using the water to throttle the capital".
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The RBI is also looking at new governance reforms for state-owned banks but will not "throttle" their functioning, Das told reporters.
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You can't try and steer out of it, you just counter-lean and pull off the throttle, and that's what I did.
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Earlier this week, Jenner went full-throttle and bleached her hair (no wigs in sight), but apparently, it was a total accident.
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Following the net neutrality repeal, Comcast was unwilling to say it would never block or throttle content or offer paid fast lanes.
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Slight tugs at the throttle kicked the motor into a whirr, and the bike moved forward from a stop with little disturbance.
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"When you graft the Olympic money shuffle onto the full-throttle 'Car Wash' debacle, you have a crucible for corruption," Boykoff said.
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CreditCreditAndrea Bruce for The New York Times BANGALORE, India — The factory floor is going full throttle when the new girls walk in.
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Civility, always a tenuous thing, cannot be quickly restored in a society that has learned to hate in public, at full throttle.
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There are long periods during which the power unit is on full throttle, including 40 seconds from the Luffield corner to Stowe.
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When under extreme strain, the tectonic plates hit the throttle and accelerated to speeds 20 times faster than they were traveling before.
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With a few tweets, he drove Pelosi back into their arms where they now perch, in full throttle, wrapped around her neck.
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Clinton could effectively throttle the Trump campaign by winning Virginia, where he is confident of her standing, and one other swing state.
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Yokubaitis and his team see a future where ISPs throttle the speeds of high bandwidth internet users such as gamers and streamers.
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Certain superstar types, in this kind of situation, have an ability to throttle back, to pass the months in a cruising virtuosity.
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What's also impressive is it's higher than what Facebook generated in Q4 during the holiday shopping season, when advertising goes full throttle.
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"They're definitely making London the most exciting place musically for me," he tells me, marveling at their peak-time, full throttle stamina.
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"Most attempts by ISPs to block or throttle content will likely be met with a fierce consumer backlash," the new rules state.
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OPEC and top oil exporter Saudi Arabia had wagered that low oil prices would force U.S. shale drillers to throttle back production.
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Are we just so unused to full-throttle romance on the big screen that we've become suspicious about our reactions to it?
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Certainly if the engine was run here at full throttle, we would all run for cover, even with last year's set-up.
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Proximity makes this Mayberry throwback irresistible to New Yorkers who scorn the suburbs but cannot commit to a full-throttle rural lifestyle.
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And the only time engineers tried to throttle up the facility completely, it shook violently and shorted out the national electricity grid.
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She gave the throttle two taps to awaken the engine and then watched an assistant count down from 21970 with hand signals.
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The Broad has been open since September 2015 and is going full throttle, having drawn 1.5 million visitors since the doors opened.
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A failure to strike a deal with the European Union could throttle the economy because of the disruption of cross-channel trade.
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In the seven seconds before the crash, the crew sounded the horn, flipped the throttle to idle and hit the emergency brake.
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Encarnacion, Indians throttle Blue Jays CLEVELAND — It was the kind of outburst that used to help the Toronto Blue Jays win games.
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It also features automatic rev-matching, so the car automatically blips the throttle on downshifts, so you don't have to heel-toe.
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Op-Ed Contributors The race for a Zika vaccine, one of the most pressing priorities in global health, is at full throttle.
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Unless your work boot is hard into the throttle summoning that delicious rumble, the Ram goes about its business in refined form.
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A twist of the throttle jets you all the way to the office—or as far from work as your charge allows.
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This gives free reign to broadband providers to block or throttle your broadband service as long as they inform you of it.
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At any speed, a quick stab of the throttle will instantly drop the X21 into the right gear and shove you forward.
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"In the post-neutrality Wild West," she argues, these companies are freed to privilege their content or throttle that of their competitors.
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And simultaneously I was going really, really deep into my philosophy studies, then also going full throttle into the whole spirituality thing.
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Almost everyone who tried my unit made the same initial mistake, cranking too hard on the throttle, sending the front wheel rearing up.
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Additional Fact: Internet providers before 2015 also attempted to monitor, modify, block and throttle internet traffic depending on the content, user or application.
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When drivers aren&apost mashing the throttle, the C_Two will go 400 miles on a charge, per the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) .
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Just a few months ago, Verizon claimed its new unlimited data plan wouldn't throttle video — at least until users hit 22GB of data.
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It plays longer in the lower gears in this setting, adds weight to the already excellent steering feel and livens up the throttle.
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When my hand slipped on the throttle with my foot on the ground, it dragged and I ended up with a nasty cut.
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He controls the steering, brakes, and throttle using a tube he breathes into and movements of his head that are captured by cameras.
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The market for passenger jets, the engines for which make up more than half of the company's revenues, is flying at full throttle.
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Generally speaking, e-bikes are bicycles with a battery-powered "assist" that comes when you pedal or, in some cases, use a throttle.
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This is a car that can reward some throttle into a curve and still blows past semis on the highway with elite aplomb.
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The throttle gave a nice little boost when needed on hills or when I just wanted to tool around without having to pedal.
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Most US-based telecoms impose home broadband data caps, and most cell carriers throttle connections after certain monthly data allowances are used up.
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The new framework legalizes pedal-assist bikes while keeping in tact regulations that make illegal throttle e-bikes that go above 20 MPH.
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Luckily, Volkswagen made some truly awful interior design decisions this go round, including a brake and throttle pedals with corresponding pause / play icons.
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Just thrust the throttle forward, and feel the whole airplane thrill with the engine's unleashed power as you accelerate down the enormous runway.
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Footage of the 32-year-old flying a plane, with a co-pilot's hand firmly on the throttle, starts at minute 38:42.
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Throttling is no easy feat, though, which is why most rockets go "full throttle," or burn all their propellant at a constant rate.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has also said he will reimpose tough sanctions that seek to throttle Iran's economy, including its lifeblood oil exports.
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In a functioning democracy, Verizon's decision to unfairly throttle and then upsell first responders would result in a meaningful inquiry and substantive punishment.
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Flights often get delayed leaving an airport gate, forcing pilots to open the throttle in the air to make up for lost time.
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The tracks into the station run slightly downhill, so there would be no need to push the throttle any higher, the engineer said.
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At full throttle, it exerts 9.2 million pounds of thrust, which is more than 34 times the total thrust of a 747 jet.
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Users can also choose to shut off the company's controversial decision to throttle performance in order to save battery life on older phones.
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He said there would be reluctance to give the drug long-term for fear it might throttle back the immune system too much.
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Unfortunately, the remote itself isn't that intuitive; it has a cheap-looking plastic display with a trigger/throttle dead zone that isn't intuitive.
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All the best Kaiser, you're one of the best in the business and we look forward to seeing the podcast go full-throttle.
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When turned up high, motorists can manage slowing, and even stopping the car without taking their foot off the throttle in many situations.
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This meant the driver could just keep his foot planted on the throttle pedal where I had to dance between clutch and gas.
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It would harm the industrial sector by significantly increasing electricity rates, which would throttle manufacturing industries that require low energy prices to compete.
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So this is the principle that your internet service provider shouldn't be able to block, throttle or otherwise discriminate against particular internet content.
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The NTSB report found that the crew of the McCain believed they had lost control of the ship's throttle prior to the crash.
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"What it doesn't answer is: If there were those movements by the operator of the throttle, were they accidental or intentional?" he said.
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Johnson could not answer definitively where in the rules companies would be required to disclose whether they block, throttle or promote web content.
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The criminal complaint states that Alvarez hit the throttle in reverse while Melendez and another passenger were out swimming behind the Miami Vice.
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One of the few games that can pull me away from my raging Breath of the Wild addiction lately is Full Throttle Remastered.
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At full throttle, the Giulia will do 0 to 62 mph in 3.9 seconds — certainly fast enough to get some blood across town.
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When the agency rolled back net neutrality protections, it gave broadband providers the power to block websites, throttle services, and censor online content.
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Yet since then, consumer advocacy groups have filed lawsuits against the company for failing to disclose that the software would throttle old iPhones.
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The city continues to ban throttle-controlled bikes, which are favored by delivery workers and can travel faster than 20 miles per hour.
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Internet service providers including AT&T and Comcast have promised they won't block or throttle sites or create fast lanes for certain content.
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"The tension and the adrenaline was at full throttle, where I couldn't even tell you the details the video is showing," he said.
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But beating a weary Nadal in the quarterfinals in Rome is not nearly the same as beating a full-throttle Nadal in Paris.
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Though I didn't notice the battery overheat, I did discover that stomping the throttle in Ludicrous acceleration mode definitely zapped its battery range.
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That means if you stay out of sport mode and are gentle on the throttle, it feels like a big comfy American car.
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Washington withdrew from the nuclear deal in 2018 and reimposed sanctions to throttle Iran's oil exports as part of a "maximum pressure" policy.
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The Scorpion is a Class 22 e-bike, which means it offers both pedal- and throttle-assisted speeds of up to 2499 mph.
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Then, without leaving the stage, he has to change gear immediately into top-speed virtuosity, with full-throttle sequences of jumps and turns.
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The Miami coach, Don Shula, declared the move unsportsmanlike — and said he wanted to throttle Meyer — but the move, though unusual, was legal.
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Comcast, AT&T and the major trade groups for broadband and cable providers say they don't and will not block or throttle sites.
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The conference was first held in 1963, with the fallout of World War II still lingering and the Cold War at full throttle.
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"You Are Released" (a short story by Joe Hill, available in the collection Full Throttle) The best short story I read in 22019?
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But maybe don't, and watch as a double batch of the recipe goes down as successfully as a full-throttle meat-and-side dinner.
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The playlists stayed the same, and included "Throttle – Money Maker (Club Edit)" and a remix of "Dirty Sexy Money" by David Guetta and Afrojack.
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KeepSolid VPN Unlimited: lifetime subscription — $39.99 See Details Most VPN services throttle your browsing speed in exchange for providing you privacy, but not Surfshark.
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I don't think they realize that if they put MacOS in a nice, plain box that doesn't thermal throttle it will sell really well.
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"Geopolitical and macroeconomic factors are still not indicating exuberance and risk appetite returning to markets with full throttle," said Religare Securities analyst Sugandha Sachdeva.
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This improves maneuverability, creates faster acceleration from the throttle and optimizes the connectivity between the propeller controls and the movements of the propeller blades.
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Life, he believed, was meant to be lived—recklessly, riotously, at full-throttle speed—because it could all end as quick as it began.
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Activists have worried for years that companies might create internet "slow lanes" that throttle particular content, as Comcast did with BitTorrent traffic in 2007.
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Based on Gordon Ramsay's attitude in the kitchen, it's no surprise that he went full throttle as soon as he decided to lose weight.
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Every time I worked up the courage to push the throttle a little deeper, the car rewarded me with a new layer of speed.
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While Chrome has been throttling background tabs for years, the latest update will throttle tabs to limit the average CPU load to 1 percent.
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"To be clear, we continue to strongly support a free and open internet ... we don't block, throttle, or discriminate against lawful content," says Roberts.
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As for Wednesday night, the Halloween spirit will be in full throttle at the Akins household, with young daughters Willa Gray and Ada James.
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My bike shipped with the EU firmware that disables the throttle button and limits the bike to 250W and 25 km/h (16 mph).
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"We cannot ease off the throttle, especially at a time when international trade tensions are high and international travel is under pressure," he said.
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Banks are the main source of funding for infrastructure and other investment projects, and capital constraints at the banks could throttle a nascent recovery.
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Today's video shows a test of the engine's ability to throttle — a way to control how much an engine thrusts at a given time.
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I pulled the throttle knob all the way out to idle and the engine shut off, leaving only the hiss of wind around us.
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Yet crypto-enthusiasts are also right to fear that overzealous regulation, like China's ban on crypto-exchanges and ICOs, could throttle a promising technology.
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But, activists argue, they could throttle unknown upstarts, companies that would otherwise become the next Netflix, Amazon, Google or Facebook (if that were conceivable).
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Verizon's unlimited plans, for example, now throttle all video to 480p (about 1.5 Mbps) by default and ban the streaming of 4K video entirely.
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Takeaway: Comcast says it currently doesn't block, throttle content, or offer paid fast lanes, but hasn't committed to not doing so in the future.
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He may be calculating that this will include an easing of tension and an excuse for China and Russia to throttle back on sanctions.
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I even had the bike in its "B" power mode for this early part of the ride, which is the softer throttle response setting.
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The responsive throttle and brakes I was experiencing made me instinctively sit and place my feet as if I was riding a sport bike.
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In response to Wednesday's horrific attack, Turkey will likely launch full-throttle battle against the PKK in Turkey and against the PYD in Syria.
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The company unveiled both the 5S and 5C in 2013, which reportedly led to a similar October order to suppliers to throttle the production.
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To ride it, you hop on the maple wood deck and hit go on the app or use the throttle toggle on the remote.
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European tests have found several carmakers using a legal loophole allowing them to throttle back emissions treatments under certain circumstances, ostensibly to protect engines.
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The car eagerly dives into corners and breathes fire as it exits at full throttle while the AWD system keeps all four tires planted.
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And seriously, guys, it's not that hard to bring your own bags and not throttle a supermarket employee when they do their damn job.
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The show spawned a 2000 film with Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu in 2000, followed by Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle in 2003.
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Three Democratic senators are questioning major wireless carriers about recent reports that they routinely throttle video apps, often just to make an extra buck.
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Each is tasked with learning the best settings for different controls (the throttle, ailerons, elevators and so on) in a variety of different conditions.
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"All of a sudden he appeared and I thought he was going to hit me," said Hamilton, who had to lift off the throttle.
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The FCC order grants internet providers sweeping new powers to block, throttle or discriminate among internet content, but requires public disclosure of those practices.
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Yet, that has left China with a debt hangover at a time when a trade war with the U.S. threatens to throttle its exports.
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Alex Jones, the radio host and full-throttle conspiracy-monger, was apparently involved in a confrontation with a group of Black Lives Matter protesters.
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Raunet's voice, in concert with the relentless throttle of Lévy's rhythms, trapped listeners in an adrenalized hellscape they weren't sure they wanted to exit.
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"When you get on the internet, if you don't have net neutrality, they're going to throttle certain services that are not their's," Calacanis said.
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Spending a week with a top-of-the-line Fusion Platinum, I easily achieved nearly 23 miles per gallon with a moderate throttle foot.
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After several years of watching its mortgage-origination volumes decline, the Charlotte-based megabank has turned around and leaned on the throttle in 2019.
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"I've been going full throttle for 40 years; I want to see what my life is like with less ambition," Moss told The Times.
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Yet that evening she danced another pure-dance role, the blazingly allegro Sanguinic in "The Four Temperaments," with unadorned simplicity and full-throttle sweep.
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On a divided, well-marked highway the vehicle is capable of fully controlling its own throttle, brakes and steering to maintain your set course.
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His super PACs and fundraising will allow him to go full throttle here and in other Southern states coming up soon on the calendar.
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On Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve signaled that it will throttle back its plans to raise interest rates this year amid rising economic uncertainty.
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The most obvious catalyst is a short-term drop in demand for crude oil as refineries throttle back activity for seasonal maintenance, says Keenan.
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A roar from the engine signals that it's ready to go, and with a dab on the throttle the LC 5003 fires itself downrange .
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AT&T, COMCAST, YOU CAN GO THROUGH IT, WE ALL HAVE IN OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE AGREEMENTS THAT WE DONT THROTTLE, WE DON'T BLOCK CONTENT.
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With thrust equivalent to 18 Boeing 747 aircraft at full throttle, Falcon Heavy would be the most powerful rocket in the world once operational.
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American shale drillers are unique in their ability to quickly ramp up or throttle back production, allowing them to respond to the price environment.
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As it turns out, I wasn't great behind the throttle of the Black Hawk and ended up crashing in a field near the Pentagon.
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I make sure my wife and two boys — Reid, 5, "who's got one speed, full throttle," and Owen, 9 — made it to the stadium.
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The resolution, which pairs quick action to throttle carbon emissions and liberal job-creation programs, will fail at the hands of the Republican majority.
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How do you keep innovation, and at the same time throttle some of this behavior, which is careless at best and malevolent at worst?
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Instead of the phone mysteriously going caput at a moment's notice, the phone's operating system would instead throttle the processor and keep the phone alive.
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The Scorpion is registered as a Class 2 e-bike, which means it offers both pedal- and throttle-assisted speeds of up to 20 mph.
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Barletta said the campaign is "on full throttle right now" after playing some catch-up to put ground operations in place in upcoming state contests.
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Users in areas with bad internet especially felt the crunch, as updates are often several gigabytes in size and would accidentally throttle slower internet connections.
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These methods work a lot like a throttle, but rather than regulating the power by pressing a button, you actually control it with your feet.
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The recorder, retrieved from the locomotive in the back of the train, could provide information on the train's speed, use of brakes and throttle position.
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It cuts LTE hot spot data from 10GB to just 500MB, and it'll throttle video down to 480p, which it didn't do in the past.
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The function of the engine can be tuned with the carbs, but ultimately the mix is being mechanically initiated with a pull on the throttle.
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All the bumps and pulls were dampened, and I could roll on the throttle and fly right over them with minimal fight in the bars.
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"The Vietnamese government uses vague national security laws to silence activists and throttle free speech," said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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Carmakers had previously made liberal use of a "thermal window" loophole which allowed carmakers to throttle back exhaust emissions management systems in cold weather conditions.
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AT&T today announced a new feature for its data plans called Stream Saver that will effectively throttle mobile video streams starting sometime next year.
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Last year, a study found that US wireless carriers routinely throttle and limit customer traffic to help upsell users to even more expensive "unlimited" plans.
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However, the plane continued to descend while waiting for the throttle to respond and at its lowest point was only 59 feet above the ground.
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The part is, by any account, technically difficult: It is extremely long, and the singer must often project over an orchestra going at full throttle.
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" The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel spoke to one witness, Bryan Rosine who said "They were trying to give it some throttle and it didn't go up.
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Its food menu is currently zero-percent Jewish deli and full-throttle sports bar, with offerings like tater tots, sandwiches, sliders, nachos, and Buffalo wings.
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As a result of the mess the agency created, broadband providers will now have the power to block websites, throttle services, and censor online content.
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Of course, Twitter also benefits from his regular use of the platform, and so has little incentive to throttle access — no matter what the consequences.
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EDT Disney+ has joined the fray, saying it will throttle European bandwidth by 25 percent for 30 days after its March 24 launch, per Deadline.
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This week's FCC order grants internet providers sweeping new powers to block, throttle or discriminate among internet content, but requires public disclosure of those practices.
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The driver must use the throttle with precision, steer accurately and shift at the correct intervals to record a good elapsed time and top speed.
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The US Navy will replace the touchscreen throttle and helm controls currently installed in its destroyers with mechanical ones starting in 2020, says USNI News.
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Companies which manage the country's internet infrastructure can be ordered to cut off certain regions or throttle connections from them, making internet service incredibly slow.
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The tested continuously variable transmission, an $800 option, generally mimics the feel of a 7-speed automatic unless the throttle is mashed against the carpet.
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Much of its oil is produced in partnership with international oil companies, so it has contractual agreements that make it difficult to throttle back output.
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Bloody and brief Previous wars between Pakistan and India have been bloody and sometimes brief -- but once unleashed they have mostly been fought full throttle.
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An LCD display shows where the power is coming from or going to, and a needle in the gauge cluster encourages a light throttle touch.
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Mercer said that he had initially backed Yiannopoulos in hopes of challenging political correctness and efforts by U.S. colleges and universities to "throttle" free speech.
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It suggests that the filmmaking team didn't quite have the guts to go full throttle and lean into the spectacle that might have been possible.
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When Gettleman was hired by the Giants in December, he said his plan was to come in to the office every day at full throttle.
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The media attention to full-throttle progressives among newly elected House Democrats is disproportionate to their numbers, and it sometimes obscures a sizable, practical middle.
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But even today, service providers can and do throttle peer-to-peer sites, as a necessary network management technique — something explicitly allowed by the rules.
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A tatted hell-raiser born and raised in NorCal, his approach to skateboarding—and life—has always been gloves-off, full-throttle, and fuck-you.
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This method can predictably result in performances that feel somewhat low-key, which makes sense: After all, it's a rehearsal, not a full-throttle performance.
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If a forward vehicle slows down, Volvo semi-autonomous system will alert the driver and, if necessary, reduce throttle, apply the brake, and downshift the transmission.
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On Tuesday, it went a step further and laid out a legal argument for why it can throttle video traffic across its platform anytime it wants.
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Eric Nuttall, senior portfolio manager at Ninepoint Partners, thinks OPEC will throttle back production, largely because many producer nations need higher prices to balance their budgets.
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The net neutrality rules expired on June 11, handing sweeping new powers to internet providers to block, throttle or offer paid "fast lanes" for web traffic.
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" In Illinois: According to the Chicago-Sun Times, five people say Apple's software updates "were engineered to purposefully slow down or 'throttle down' the performance speeds.
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Electroclash was in full throttle in 2003, and Alkan played a lot of the stuff because his crowd was more open-minded than other indie crowds.
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Every time I turned on to one of the long straightaways of Formula E's Brooklyn circuit, I raked the throttle and was greeted with giddying acceleration.
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Low Friction Launch, a kind of launch control for icy surfaces, automatically applies the throttle at low speed, sending power only to drive wheels with traction.
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Riding in this mode while pedaling and occasionally using the throttle depleted the battery after about 40-45 km on average, or about 25-28 miles.
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Tango was slow out the gate and Apple's gonna charge full-throttle forwards on AR in a few months with ARKit on millions of iOS devices.
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That may make them reluctant to charge ahead full throttle, yet they are still likely to take steps to ease policy to keep global markets liquid.
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Today sees the launch of multiple game remasters that manage to pull off this careful balancing act: Full Throttle, Wonder Boy, and The Disney Afternoon Collection.
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Last month the government declared Memorial a "foreign agent"—once a Stalinist term for traitors, now a legal classification intended to throttle troublesome civil-society groups.
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Throttle is a plugin that solves this problem by generating a unique email address for each purchase you make or newsletter you sign up for online.
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Under FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's Restoring Internet Freedom Order, companies may have more freedom to throttle, block traffic, or offer premium internet speeds at premium cost.
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The Boosted Board throttle amounts to a new variable that changes every aspect of the experience, for better or for worse depending on your skill level.
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That's fine, that's a good solution for now… but what we're able to do is take one single core and dynamically throttle it down or up.
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But she hopes on Honeymoon Island she'll be able to go full-throttle in her dream atmosphere: the beautiful outdoors with new people and exciting adventures.
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With only a battery, processor and drive-train there's much less that needs to happen mechanically to deliver power from the throttle to the rear wheel.
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Verizon will also throttle Unlimited customer data on an as-needed basis, a switch from doing so only after the you had consumed 22GB of data.
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The throttle has high sensitivity, like any full-sized scooter or motorcycle, but it takes only a few seconds to get acclimated to its speedy pickup.
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Picture this: You're engrossed in a pretty standard fictional make-out session on screen, when suddenly the switch flips and they decide to go full-throttle.
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According to SpaceX, the Falcon Heavy's 27 Merlin engines pump out thrust that's roughly equivalent to 18 Boeing 747 planes with their engines at full throttle.
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It would have basic controls, such as a throttle grip for the right hand—as on a motorbike—with the handlebars used to provide other commands.
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Choffnes and his team analyzed more than 719,417 tests conducted by 100,000 users across 135 countries, and discovered that wireless carriers routinely throttle streaming video applications.
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"With due respect, Mr. President, it's time for you to throttle-down the partisan rhetoric and appeal to people's better instincts, not their worst," he added.
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There's a full-throttle thrill to breaking open chilled snow crab legs and dunking their briny flesh in brown butter that's reinforced with mashed crab liver.
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Pausing briefly to throttle an assailant in a shallow pool, she staggers back to the beach where she first came ashore and begins her adventure anew.
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A granular distorted synthesizer loop kicks off this stuttering, synesthetic electro cut, which rolls with its throttle wide open through a brief minute and 44 seconds.
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The plane had reported three snags this month, according to the note - a pressure leak from the port door, a hydraulic leak and sluggish throttle movement.
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In the VC-Turbo technology, the engine is designed with articulating, multilink moving parts to facilitate operation at different — variable — compression ratios, depending on throttle demand.
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With no more unemployed or underemployed to hire, fewer immigrants coming into the country to work, and the boomers retiring, job growth will significantly throttle back.
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The car's natural inclination is to turn left, which means drivers sometimes have to hit the throttle and pull a hard right just to go straight.
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When we were ready to throttle each other and kill each other, it was "One, one, one 'cause you left me"—that's what would stop it.
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The bike can hit a throttle-only top speed of 16 mph (26 km/h), so, theoretically, it can achieve faster speeds in pedal-assist mode.
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The inclusion of the throttle is sure to rankle some purists who think this makes bikes like the RadWagon more of a moped than a bicycle.
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Back in 2017 it emerged that Apple was designing iOS to throttle older iPhones to preserve the life of their batteries as they degraded over time.
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The takeoff/go-around switch found on modern airliners help control throttle on takeoff, aiding the pilot focused on controlling the aircraft's flight path and altitude.
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The 2350W version is rated as a Class 21 e-bike, meaning it is pedal-assist only, no throttle, with a top speed of 5003 mph.
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Between the befuddled transmission and the integration of the electric and gasoline power sources, it's hard to predict the 500h's reaction to any given throttle input.
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Without net neutrality, ISPs will be able to offer tiered service plans that throttle the users access to certain websites, or even block certain content altogether.
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There is a hint of throttle lag at launch, and it's best to keep revs up a smidgen to stay in the broad flat torque range.
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North Dakota's oil regulator limits natural gas flaring at each well; producers must throttle back or suspend production at wells if they cannot meet the targets.
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Mercedes said the car had suffered a left rear suspension failure after an unusually high load at full throttle on the exit kerb at turn two.
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Opponents — including Mr. Garcetti and labor unions — warn it would be damaging to the economy and throttle any effort to build desperately needed affordable housing here.
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Apple began replacing the batteries after backlash from customers who noticed that Apple had started to throttle the speeds of the phones, making them feel slower.
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Apple said it made the decision to throttle the iPhone speeds in an effort to preserve aging batteries and to prevent the phones from turning off.
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Net neutrality is the principle that your internet providers can't throttle, censor, or in any other way affect the way you access content on the internet.
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T-Mobile does provide users with the option to turn video back up to full throttle, in which case it's counted against data usage per normal.
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And yet Song has gotten where he is without being able to make the same full-throttle commitment to baseball that other top prospects can make.
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A teenager herself, Zhang was intimately, actively engaged with the teenage experience — the range of full-throttle emotion, the climbing of social ladders that lead to nowhere.
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"If we get the full throttle of all tariffs it does risk a recession," Diane Swonk, chief economist of Grant Thornton, told CNN's Brooke Baldwin on Monday.
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Hamilton has won the only two races held to date in Sochi, taking last year's after Rosberg started on pole position and then suffered a throttle failure.
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This same tech shows up in the Rev, which has a thumb wheel on the handlebars instead of the lever-style throttle found on most electric scooters.
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The solution in the automotive world is a system that lets a driver easily adjust the setting of things such as the suspension, throttle and steering response.
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"Is it good if AT&T can throttle Fox News while streaming CNN for free" never actually comes up, even though that is the fundamental policy question.
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The exhaust note ripples when you engage the throttle, a rich, rumbly growl unmatched by any automaker, and what makes these cars still have an undeniable appeal.
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The high-throttle story reminds us of how important it is to defend the most vulnerable among us, a good lesson to keep close during the holidays.
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Sliding my fingers along the elaborate touch interface, I carefully maneuvered the ship into position then pulled back on the throttle to take us to warp speed.
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The exposition and set up does yield a somewhat labored stretch in the early going, but once the plan begins, it's essentially a full-throttle ride thereafter.
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The motorbike-cum-jetski is one of the coolest contraptions we've seen for some time, setting the pace for the rest of the movie at full throttle.
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A nurse helped explain the results: Besides critically low potassium that could stop her heart, my mother was anemic and her kidneys weren't functioning at full throttle.
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And Axe does seem to back off the throttle through a good chunk of season 2, at least until he sees another chance to strike at Rhoades.
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In the second half of the show, Dieter discusses some of the new MacBook Pro benchmarks that claim the processors may throttle performance due to cooling issues.
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Takeaway: T-Mobile makes no commitments to not throttle content or offer paid fast lanes and is unclear on its commitment to not blocking sites and services.
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Its included wireless controller is also incredibly easy to use, with just two throttle rockers that individually power its left and right sets of arms and wheels.
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And even though the Kingdom's females are finally inching closer to finding their freedom behind the wheel – or the throttle – several roadblocks still stand in the way.
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After all, these corporate giants are obliged by the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality policy not to favor, throttle, or discriminate against internet traffic on their networks.
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Critics said the changes opened loopholes that would allow broadband providers to throttle some applications, or charge websites or services for "fast lane" access on their networks.
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Fuel injected engines use a computer to control the mix of fuel and air initiated by a throttle pull based on a fuel map created by engineers.
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Riding through twisty roads is where I got a chance to play with my throttle control and really master the fuel injected power that the Yamaha delivered.
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Other phone companies including HTC and Motorola have insisted they don't throttle their phones, though it remains unclear how widespread the practice may be beyond Apple.[Reuters]
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He goes running full throttle after the ball, almost lets himself enjoy it — and then he falls flat on his back, just like he knew he would.
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Photo courtesy of Mahindra Racing/Current E. Formula E drivers manage this by lifting off the throttle and coasting into turns, but that only helps so much.
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Zapata, a champion on jetski-powered waterboards, steers his craft by leaning forward or backward and controls thrust with a throttle connected to his 1,500 horsepower board.
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The United States has reimposed sanctions to throttle Iran's oil trade and pressure Tehran to renegotiate the accord, discuss its ballistic missiles and modify its regional policies.
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In December, California proposed state regulations that would require all autonomous cars to have a steering wheel, throttle and brake pedals when operating on California's public roads.
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I had the drone at full throttle back in my direction, but watched, in horror, as it as my heads-up display showed it moving farther away.
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Other reviews I've seen for the Core i9 have suggested that the XPS 15 may thermal-throttle to a lower speed over long periods of intense usage.
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You'll pin the throttle and be surprised by the torque, but as the revs build and the sounds ramps up you'll be surprised how quickly redline comes.
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Already expected at four-year highs, gasoline prices could be be especially vulnerable to spikes this summer, with demand at record highs and refineries running full throttle.
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The company is also making a full-throttle push into so-called ESG exchange-traded funds, which select companies with a positive environmental, social or governmental impact.
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Aside from these two achievements, the X-15 also had a number of notable firsts, including being the first restartable, throttle-controlled and man-rated rocket engine.
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The law doesn't spell out what "significant" means, but the Obama administration asked countries to throttle back imports of Iranian crude by 20 percent every 180 days.
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In December, California proposed state regulations that would require all autonomous cars to have a steering wheel and throttle and brake pedals when operating on state roads.
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When I read this book in late 1999, I bought into the need to always be looking for opportunities and to live my life at full throttle.
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Ms. Golden sings the songs — kills them, even — with the full-throttle soulfulness they cry out for, her still-agile voice riding easily atop the suave melodies.
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I am honestly most at home, by myself, out on an open road, with my foot planted in the throttle, looking out to the next sweeping corner.
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The company equipped a bright green Mercedes-Benz 410 with electronic control of steering, throttle, brakes, and transmission, in an attempt to showcase its self-navigation technologies.
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I think a lot of that has to do with the jump—the way your car hangs in the air even if you're going at full throttle.
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Following last year's introverted Shattered Dreams project, the record is a full-throttle foray into boisterous rave, and "Sucia" shows off the artist's flexibility within the template.
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There are also fears that ISPs will throttle data and could potentially block access to services that they fear are in direct competition with their own offerings.
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It ran seven seasons, a full-throttle howl of family acrimony and complicated loyalties that bogged down in plotting and sloshed in gore as it went on.
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"We do not and will not block, throttle, or discriminate against lawful content — and we will be transparent with our customers about these policies," the company said.
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Instead he went full throttle into his role as the president's cable-news consigliere, giving interviews so erratic and illogical that even Fox News has been confounded.
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YouTube and Netflix, two of the most popular video sites in the world, had already announced that they would throttle video quality in Europe amid unprecedented demand.
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When Yidi Zhu, a Chinatown-based food delivery man, was stopped for riding a throttle bike, he was issued a $500 ticket and had his bike seized.
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As with Verizon, many AT&T mobile plans have unlimited data or throttle speeds once customers hit their limits, so the overage fees don't apply to everyone.
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Still, the small cast — also including Roe Hartrampf as, well, I can't really explain it — sings Geoff Morrow's turgid Andrew Lloyd Webber-like songs at thrilling throttle.
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It could take more time to develop hybrid engine cars for these full-throttle formats, as EVs lose their regenerative braking qualities at steady rates of speed.
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He practices like he plays: at full in-the-moment throttle, even if he practices and plays less often now to preserve his energy and fragile knees.
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Right before the downturn, forecasters wrongly assumed OPEC would throttle back production as output from U.S. shale fields started to exceed expectations and oil demand unexpectedly softened.
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When protesters in Hong Kong look to the vast northwest area in China called Xinjiang, they can see what happens when Beijing-engineered change reaches full throttle.
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Fortunately, Congress saw through the banks' smokescreen and, in one of its most significant actions this year, resisted the big banks' pleas to let them throttle competition.
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Sitting on the bench, Boucher watched his teammates throttle No. 14 Iona, 93-77, in a Midwest Region game that the Ducks once led by 27 points.
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The legal basis for that has changed in reaction to court rulings, but not the prohibition of conduct that would, for example, block websites or throttle traffic.
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The only thing more startling than the flurry of tax proposals Democrats have unveiled in recent weeks is the full-throttle response they've gotten from the public.
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I'll cut the throttle going down the straight and then coast into the corner, so the energy I get from the brake goes back into the battery.
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On top of all that, Hill will release a collection of short stories, Full Throttle later this fall, along with a novel, Up The Chimney Down, in 2020.
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And then, you'll feel the plane: the flexing wings, the spinning of the engines when you hit the throttle, the deep hum when you deploy the landing gear.
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Based on the initial launches (which we tried), they're talking full-throttle makeup-lover's makeup in saturated shades and dense glitter made to stand out — and not budge.
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However, the second you switch from carpet to a floor material with less resistance, such as hardwood, the cleaning head sensor will tell the motor to throttle down.
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Users get money back for whatever data they don't use, and data usage over 6 GB is free (though Google will throttle speeds after users hit 15 GB).
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Though most production cars get smoky burnouts and brisk getaways by pinning the brakes and the throttle, then releasing and flooring it, the strategy can quickly overpower brakes.
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Meanwhile, middle and upper middle class shoppers have turned their backs on Macy's as it goes full throttle with its JC Penney-style couponing and down market brands.
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If cars can have a sport mode that stiffens the suspension, heightens throttle response, and disables driving assists for a purer and faster experience, why not phones, too?
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Details: On-board diagnostic (OBD) technology connects automotive electronic control units (ECUs) — which manage throttle, steering, lights, brakes and more — to the Controller Area Network (CAN) data bus.
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The government is trying to throttle back on fossil fuels — but it also has to be mindful of high unemployment and potential unrest in its key coal regions.
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Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu starred in the 2000 film version of the classic television series, as well as the 2003 sequel, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.
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It comes with an electric drive train controlled by a handheld throttle that enables you to accelerate to up to 2000 miles per hour without touching the ground.
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Suffice it to say the bigger the number of torques, the better — and the more you'll be smiling when you eagerly press the throttle pedal into the carpet.
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Not only would he look disingenuous if he were to start attacking Clinton full-throttle, he'd undercut the persona that brought his coalition together in the first place.
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Meaning that ISPs and cable providers would — at least in theory — be free to throttle, block or censor online services, or apply extra fees for accessing certain content.
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In addition to the mechanical disk brake, there's an electronic disk brake that works by rolling the throttle wheel backward, much like you would on a Boosted Board.
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Instead, since the engine's twin turbos need to spool up before they can send a wave of power crashing over you, there's a bit of a throttle lag.
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The 2570S let me stomp the throttle and ride its healthy but manageable surge of performance without making me feel like I was tempting fate or exceeding physics.
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In Europe, carmakers have legally made use of a "thermal window," a temperature threshold allowing carmakers to throttle back emissions management systems to protect the engine from damage.
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But then, last week, Ford announced that in 2021 it's planning to release an autonomous car without a steering wheel, brake or throttle pedals, designed for ride-sharing.
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Fortunately, that was the worst part of the day, one that saw me go from throttle-throttling noob to trail-shredding semi-noob courtesy of the Cake Kalk.
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Room only for them to stand, side by side, looking out of the strange inset downward-canted windows, a throttle and joystick in front of each of them.
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Refiners have come back from spring turnarounds at full throttle with rates above 2000 percent for eight straight weeks, including a record of 2743 percent in late April.
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