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If self-driven vehicles were the norm, car travel would assume a new identity as a type of private transportation that incorporated aspects of public transportation.
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But she said that there was an element of creating a separate identity as a teacher in the classroom - a "professional persona" with a way of dressing, speaking and modelling forms of behaviour.
Pinback's leader, Rob Crow, has carved out a distinct identity as a storyteller with a unique sound as heard on solo records, in numerous side projects, and in bands such as Heavy Vegetable.
While male veterans often wear hats proclaiming their service, women have no badge or insignia to signify their service, but instead work to find a balance between career and home life, while finding a new identity as a veteran and civilian.
Two-fifths (40%) had a British only national identity, a quarter (25%) had Irish only and just over a fifth (21%) had a Northern Irish only national identity.
Nervous politicians should be comforted that, at a time when cars and components all resemble one another, a national identity has become a vital part of the brand.
This strange and not untroubled history has pushed Puerto Ricans to forge, as Jorge Duany, author of "The Puerto Rican Nation on the Move, " argues, a cultural identity instead of a nationalist one.
These changes can be deployed immediately, while a new identity system can take a long time to gain traction (if it ever does at all).
Its government hopes city status will give it a distinct identity as more than just a suburb of the capital.
The bill calls for miles of fences, thousands of new border guards, a secure identity card for immigrants and a new obligation for employers to verify that anyone they hire is legally entitled to work.
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He reckons that the peculiar fanaticism of local football fans and the interest in local historic symbols are part of the same thing: a deep-rooted desire for a cultural identity which reaches back to a time when the region was great and powerful, coupled with a certain resentment towards the south.
However Dublin's consistent commitment to Brussels throughout the 70s and 80s reflected a desire to carve out a European identity distinct from its past as a part of the British realm.
Some Greens, watching the economic landscape darken, have been wondering for some time whether they would not be wise to leave the coalition now and try instead to forge a new identity before the general election due a year hence.
"SASCOC, like the rest of the public, knows no more than what is in the public domain, which is there has been an alleged fatal shooting on the basis of a mistaken identity and an apparent assumption of a burglary, " the South African Olympic committee said.
To open a door fitted with the latest U.S. government-certified lock from high-end Swiss lock manufacturer Kaba, an employee must both enter a code up to eight digits long, then swipe a unique identity card coded to comply with a new standard that requires an extra layer of security, one designed to track individual staffers and make covert intrusion harder than ever.
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The first day of his freshman year, he decided that he needed a new identity, or, at least, a new name.
Mr. Merah was arrested by Afghan police during a routine identity check in Kandahar and put on a flight to Europe, prosecutors say.
Many French politicians and businessmen, however, want to create not just a defence identity for the European Union but also a common front against the English-speaking world.
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One of the most frequently employed dark arts is the sting, where a reporter assumes a fake identity in order to coax or cajole a public figure into saying something interesting or incriminating.
Like e-mail spam with a spoofed identity, the Related Post shows up in a newsfeed right under the user's name and picture.
The design and engineering teams have collaborated on a visual identity that is distinct but discreet, with a motorized tilt function that directs the sound where you want it when the speakers are on, then retreats to flush when no longer needed.
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In reaction to Suez, France had constructed a new identity as the ostensible leader of Europe, upholding a set of universal values in competition with the Americans.
"He appears to have drifted into a parallel world where he picked and chose elements to build himself a new identity, " said Jean-Pierre Filiu, a professor in the Middle East department at the Paris Institute of Political Studies.
Dundee is a dynamic city with a strong cultural identity and a history of innovation and creativity.
It also dominates the digital checkout line with a bold visual identity and a reputation for quality.
The Giants' 1993 signing of Barry Bonds, for example, brought a sense of identity to a struggling franchise, ultimately paving the way for a new revenue-generating stadium by 2000.
His pictures have a strong identity and are fun to collect because each yearthey have a very different look.
Once businesses ensure they can be found and have a single identity, they should consider using incentives to build engagement once a customer checks-in.
Randa wishes to move to Canada, however fearing a possible identity crisis for her four-year-old son after watchin a film about Arabs in New York post 9-11.
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