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Ride-Along

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Ride-Along
In marketing, a small sample of a product that is sent in the mail along with a periodical. Ride-alongs are intended to entice recipients to want more of the product and therefore to buy it.


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One portion of the initiative is the police ride-along, during which the students get to see first-hand, some of the different types of situations the officers may be involved in.
Those were my thoughts as I joined hundreds of onlookers Thursday evening, leaning against the railings guarding the Johnson tunnel that divides Main Street at its northernmost end, watching stunt riders using their moving bikes the way gymnasts use their pommel horses, and pondering the wisdom of the ride-along invitation I had accepted from one of the night's burnout entrants.
EDITORS NOTE: Test Man Ride-Along Program Specially-equipped Verizon Wireless test vehicles simultaneously test the networks of six wireless providers using a mobile laptop computer to generate calls.
 
 
 
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