Inside the Beltway | From corporations to sports teams, Americans prefer ‘unwoke’
said I’m a Republican because I ‘don’t get’ the idea of racism, I’m sure it’s going to be exciting television,” the senator added.
“This year’s report outlines 100 new corrective measures in 35 topic areas that Congress and federal agencies could take to save money and improve efficiency and effectiveness in government programs and activities,” the federal agency said in a statement. Researchers are intensely interested in the human physiological response to motion, vibration, noise and “visual stimuli” that passengers could encounter when tooling along in the newfangled vehicle.
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