Word: hauls
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...parks and at Disneyland, on battlefields and factory floors, but especially on downtown sidewalks from Seattle to Shanghai. "Cars are great for going long distances," Kamen says, "but it makes no sense at all for people in cities to use a 4,000-lb. piece of metal to haul their 150-lb. asses around town." In the future he envisions, cars will be banished from urban centers to make room for millions of "empowered pedestrians"--empowered, naturally, by Kamen's brainchild...
...that its pretax profits for the third quarter had plunged from $290 million to $7.3 million and that it was expecting a significant loss for the year. But not all European carriers are struggling. Ryanair, easyJet, Buzz and Go--inspired by U.S. discounting pioneer Southwest Air--concentrate on short-haul routes, and have been almost impervious to the downturn in transatlantic traffic. Sure, there are fewer American tourists booking weekend excursions from London to Dublin, but business traffic and leisure travelers taking advantage of sale fares have more than made up for their absence. Ryanair recently announced a 39% rise...
Taylor lofted the ball to the right corner of the endzone—an area occupied by three Bulldogs and Laborsky, who had lined up apart from the line and was eligible on the play. Laborsky outjumped the surrounding defenders to haul in the ball and give the Crimson an 8-0 lead. The defenders bumped him and pass interference was called, but Laborsky’s sure hands made the flag a non-issue...
...basically just sat on top of the AEPi U-Haul and yelled the names of people I saw that I knew,” Koshelev said...
Taylor lofted the ball to the right corner of the endzone—an area occupied by three Bulldogs and Laborsky, who had lined up apart from the line and was eligible on the play. Laborsky outjumped the surrounding defenders to haul in the ball and give the Crimson an 8-0 lead. The defenders bumped him and pass interference was called, but Laborsky’s sure hands made the flag a non-issue...