Through Dec. 27, a preliminary tally showed 139 people "made contact with a moving train" in 2012, either on the platform or in the tracks.
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"If you have more weight, you have a better contact patch to get moving, but then you have that much more weight to stop, " he explains.
So are steps such as moving more transactions online, to reduce contact with officials.
He rolls up the window and gives all his attention to the car, to backing it out of its tight spot and moving it so as not to come in contact with the van, as if there were no more to be said or managed.
Research shows that the moment of truth the moment your company first makes meaningful contact with a customer is moving farther and farther along the sales funnel.
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Serco is creating more jobs at UK contact centres, including in Cardiff and Sheffield, and moving some work to South Africa and India.
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As important archives go online and the original works of art remain in zealously protective conditions, the tradeoff for universal accessibility is the loss of this direct contact with the authentic work for the deeply personal and moving experience that is what looking at art will always be about.
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He drove the first ball of a new spell from Finn straight to backward point but Shakib continued to keep the scoreboard moving with some particularly stylish shots through the offside, before making no contact with an attempted sweep on middle stump.
Del Rio says families like that maybe one-third of those who contact his agency are better off walking away from their homes and moving back to rental properties they can afford.
Their contact with various government agencies and the press helped keep the efforts to rescue me moving forward.
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