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The 23-second film shows Zambrano-Montes chased across the street by three officers, after he had reportedly been throwing rocks at traffic on a busy intersection.
Trying to raise the money, he joined hundreds of African migrants looking for work each morning at a highway intersection , where he was arrested and taken to the detention centre at the zoo.
The only sane thing about this intersection is that there's a Co-operative funeral home on the corner.
"Platoons would need to transmit their status to the intersection and the signal change would need to be advanced or delayed to treat the platoon as a single long vehicle," said Alan Stevens, chief scientist and research director at transport firm TRL.
Once computers are in full control of our cars, do we even need traffic lights at intersections? That's the idea behind AIM – autonomous intersection management – at the artificial intelligence laboratory at the University of Texas at Austin.
Twenty-five mintoes inthethe first of a week of city-wide lockdowns, officers in full body armour advanced on a crowd that had gathered throughout the day in the sunshine at an intersection in west Baltimore.
Related: Pasco police shooting: victim's American dream ends in violent reality Crump told the Guardian he believed that the shooting represented an "intersection between what happened to Michael Brown in Ferguson [who was shot dead by police officer Darren Wilson] and Eric Garner in Staten Island [who was killed after being placed in a banned chokehold by police]".
The police department sent a tweet that the reports were "NOT true", though added that a man with a handgun had been arrested at the intersection of North and Pennsylvania avenues, where crowds quickly gathered following the reports.
The intersection had the location of much of the looting that occurred on Monday and where on Wedneday protesters were dispersed with teargas.
And they should be worried, because justice vanishes too often with cases that force police departments and even the most progressive communities to consider victims who lived at the intersection of multiple sexual and gender identities – the complex people who are at a much higher risk of facing hate-motivated violence, or even perpetrating it.
The controversial poster – advertising an Almaty gay club at the intersection of Kurmangazy and Pushkin streets, was inspired by a famous image of the leaders of East Germany and the Soviet Union kissing in 1979.
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The primary grammatical function of "intersection" is as a noun . It denotes a place or point where two or more things meet or cross. As Ludwig AI suggests, it correctly fits to describe both literal crossroads and abstract points of convergence.
Expression frequency: Very common
