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The Mars rover Opportunity has driven itself into a rut, and NASA mission controllers are still figuring out how to get it out.
Volkswagen has already tested drive-by-wire technology in a modified version of its Passat model that has driven itself along Berlin's roads.
"But we have interesting conversations going on with more than just a few Republicans who I think are looking for a moment to rescue their party from the climate change denial ditch that it has driven itself into," Whitehouse said.
That Louisiana has driven itself into a uniquely Kafka-esque hole of despair and suffering for alleged and convicted criminals alike is no secret winning it major, award-winning coverage from national outlets and, at least under the Obama administration, scrutiny from the feds.
Even if Dick Cheney sprouted wings and installed George W. Bush for a third term, the results would be tame by comparison to even one term of "President Palin" -- a pathetic commentary on how far the Republican Party has driven itself into the land of the absurdly obscene.
In effect, he was saying that China had driven itself into a dollar trap, and that it can neither get itself out nor change the policies that put it in that trap in the first place.
But its frankness and toughness reduced the Bournemouth hall to stunned silence – and it underscores that the federation may have driven itself into a cul de sac of opposition and denial.
Facebook itself has driven up the bubble, according to some, by spending $1bn on Instagram, a profitless photo-sharing application.
The No. 13 itself has driven people crazy for centuries, in large part due to Friday the 13th.
There is little evidence that the survey programme itself has driven any improvements in patients' experiences.
President Shimon Peres, in an interview with the newspaper Maariv, summed up the sense of wonder that has driven Israel's belief in itself, describing the poor odds of the Zionist militia against the Arab world in 1948.
