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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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Along with the academy sessions, clergy attend monthly meetings and participate in ride-alongs and critical incident response.
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But the fact remains that while Thomas was riding along with those teammates who got into minor trouble, Costa was doing ride-alongs with the Springfield police, during an internship.
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Adam 12" was his favorite television show when he was growing up, and he's accompanied officers on numerous ride-alongs in the San Fernando Valley.
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