How could an autonomous vehicle conceived for orderly Germanic roads cope with such anarchy?Nevertheless Audi was this week giving journalists demonstrations of hands-off motoring through the frantic Shanghai streets.
Lose yourself in the frantic, tantalizing streets of Shanghai.
That's what makes "Billy On The Street," his frantic, man-on-the-street style game show on Fuse so exciting.
The cacophony could be heard across the street: frantic, discordant, drumming noises; children shrieking with laughter, or just shrieking for the fun of it.
That this response was not peculiar to Iraqis favoring Mr. Hussein's fall was apparent from the sudden frantic stirrings in the streets around the Palestine Hotel, quarters for the foreign journalists sequestered by the government on the Tigris's eastern bank.
On Sunday, Mr. Dimon, weary-eyed after three days and nights of frantic negotiations, stunned Wall Street with the news that JPMorgan would buy Bear Stearns, the troubled investment bank, for a fire-sale price of $2 a share.
There then ensues a frantic process whereby Downing Street officials desperately try to find out what is happening.
Though the particulars of the various cases differ, all share a common theme: Wall Street's frantic pre-crisis packaging of mortgages into complex securities and derivatives, which were rubber-stamped as investment-grade by the credit-rating agencies and sold to investors, who ultimately suffered massive losses.
The ritual begins weeks in advance with the frantic purchase of gifts on streets like Broadway or West 207th Street in Upper Manhattan, the heart of New York's Dominican community.
What's a bustling high street full of frantic shoppers, prams and dropped gloves without a shimmering display above, illuminating the forgetful husband and the frosty pavement?
