The 25-year-old driver, who had been driving for New York City Transit for 18 months, was in serious but stable condition at St . Vincents Hospital and Medical Centerand was undergoing tests, the authorities said.
But Conaway himself became a star as a result of the film and, shortly after Grease's release in the United States, he was playing the dim-witted, out-of-work actor Bobby Wheeler, driving for New York's Sunshine Cab Company, in the television sitcom Taxi (1978-82).
The commerce clause is intimately linked with the organization of political forces driving for a new constitution, and the framers accordingly recognized the chaotic interruptions of commerce by states eager to protect their own products and provide further means for raising revenue.
One focuses on defensive driving for young, new drivers.
His thirst for knowledge and experience provided the driving force for new archaeological discoveries.
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Finally, they argued, it would enhance the reputation of the club and become a driving force for new membership.
Our key model that serves as the driving force for new tools, algorithms, and user interfaces is a computer model of Soda Hall our new Computer Science Building.
"Improving clinical quality did not appear to be a driving force for new facilities or services," said the report, by the Center for Studying Health System Change, a nonprofit research group.
The proliferation of such ads — spending on them reached $6.1 billion last year in the United States, according to Kantar Media — is driving demand for new, more expensive medicines, even when less costly but effective alternatives are available, the group says.
More specifically, we discuss developments in biointerface science that are an important driving force for new biomedical materials and advances in bioengineering aiming at improving stem cell culture protocols and 3D scaffolds for clinical applications.
