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If the class of the cars were to match that of the movie, they should be racing with rusted bicycles.
He is always yelling after crazy speeders (on bicycles - autos haven't appeared yet).
Unless you are completely turned on by androgynous and asexual, white, thirty-something maritimers who wear vintage clothing, ride refurbished bicycles, and who enjoy long directionless conversations in a stilted and emotionless vernacular, than this is not the movie for you.
I'm talking about volleys and bicycles, how often does that happen in the champions?
For a cheesy, devil-driven thriller about a murderous car that runs down its victims, one may be unprepared for director Elliot Silverstein's surprisingly intense prologue (with two kids on bicycles meeting their grisly fate on a mountain road).
Yet the end of cheap oil – along with the recession – invites us to escape the burden of car loans, sell the second car, drive less, car-share, choose smaller vehicles, mass transit, bicycles, or our feet, or move to walkable, transit-linked neighborhoods.
Every detail, from the number of bicycles and boats needed to deliver the vaccine to otherwise inaccessible areas, to the refrigerators and cold boxes needed to keep the vaccine potent, even the batteries necessary to power them, were counted and budgeted.
Low-cost call centers in India or Chinese made bicycles do not reflect any "natural" comparative advantage.
But, apart from a few industries, such as toys and bicycles, far fewer jobs are lost to imports than to efficiency improvements.
Women in the Green EconomyLAGOS/STOCKHOLM – In Ghana, a group of enterprising women and young people is building bicycles out of an unlikely material: bamboo.
In India's Punjab there was a plant producing bicycles.
So the bicycle manufacturer supplemented his rations through buying semifinished steel products and melting them down - hardly an efficient way to convert iron ore and coal into bicycles.
Wide avenues, flyovers, and expressways promote cars, while virtually precluding pedestrians and bicycles.
Britain’s flat productivity reflects a combination of rapid automation in some sectors and rapid growth of low-productivity, low-wage jobs – such as Deliveroo drivers riding around on plain old-fashioned bicycles.
In London, the Bike Project refurbishes discarded bicycles, and gives them to migrants to serve as affordable transportation.
Its lack of legacy systems has already enabled it to leapfrog the West in areas such as digital payments, the sharing economy (dockless bicycles are sweeping the world), and e-commerce.
Vivid images have stuck in people’s minds from that episode: long lines of cars at gas stations, people riding bicycles to work, gasless Sundays and other rationing schemes.
How much time do we spend actually using the things – whether cars, bicycles, apartments, vacation homes, tools, or yachts – that we own?
There can, of course, be other incentives to support “good” behavior, such as fines and deposits (for bicycles borrowed for too long or not returned, for example).
Available measures in the transport sector include strengthening public transportation, encouraging the use of railways for freight traffic, building bike paths, and subsidizing delivery bicycles.
At first, the surge in the number of children will boost the performance of stocks in children’s books, toys, and bicycles.
As Walmart CEO Doug McMillon recently put it, “Adult bicycles started selling out as parents started to join the kids.”
Yet bicycles hold much promise as both a mode of transport and a way for Fortalezenses to pursue a more active lifestyle and resist the obesity epidemic sweeping Brazil, where more than half the population is overweight or obese.
Don’t Fear the ScooterTEL AVIV – Electric bicycles and scooters are taking a lot of heat.
And in Mali, SWEDD is distributing bicycles to help girls get to school and providing support to midwives, so that they can provide critical prenatal, delivery, and postnatal health services in poor areas, thereby reducing maternal and infant mortality.
Fortunately, there is a simple solution: match free schooling with free bicycles.
World Bicycle Relief, an American charity that provides free bicycles to people in Africa, cut her commuting time from two hours to 30 minutes.
Since 2005, more than 400,000 bicycles have been distributed around the world, benefiting some two million people.
I must follow the tracks of the two bohemians who came yesterday to the fir wood and have gone on bicycles toward the east.
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