The standard Away carry-on is $225, the Bigger Carry-On is $245, and the Bigger Carry-On with Pocket is $295.
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Either I carry on and carry on deteriorating or do something about it.
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Carry On For a long weekend trip, packing a carry-on is really all you need.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-13 inches free.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-9 inches free.
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And you folks have looked at a lot of luggage — best checked luggage, best carry-on, best carry-on travel bags.
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The film world would carry on, and films would carry on either making money or losing money, but it's a major blow.
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Although film was not her favorite medium ("TV is much cozier and warmer"), she did appear in more than a few, including the "Carry On" comedy series, beginning with "Carry On Nurse" (1959) and ending with "Carry On Columbus" (1992), in which she played Queen Isabella.
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Obviously loads of people have lovely relationships, but often people are together, and they just sort of carry on in these strange worlds, and they'll carry on forever.
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The best carry-on luggageSometimes you just don't want to check your luggage, so you need a reliable carry-on bag that you can bring onboard the plane.
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The wins have given Sanders supporters strength to carry on and look past the numbers — and have prompted Sanders to say he will carry on until the convention.
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The "Carry On" films traded in seaside-postcard smut while taking pot-shots at the pretensions of the British professional classes ("Carry On Doctor" is a masterpiece of doctor-deflation).
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" "You want a boy to carry on the name?
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"Carry On," Pokémon Detective Pikachu – Kygo and Rita Ora
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" And they went, "No, we love it, carry on.
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The Legacy Tour allows me to, not only carry on the legacy that I've had on the court but, even more so, carry on the legacy that I have off the court.
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Children ages six or younger and a guardian may board before Group B. Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 21-by-22-by-22 inches free.
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Mr. Mohammed said that fees for carry-on luggage, like those charged by budget airlines like Spirit and Frontier, are a different story, since almost all passengers have carry-on items when flying.
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I don't think we can carry on seeing each other.
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Instead, he chooses to carry on this mission: to engage.
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We have a saying here: Keep calm and carry on.
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And those three things are going to carry on forever.
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"Let's carry on jumping the Firewall," said one anonymous poster.
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It must have been too big for a carry on.
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Or not — drivers can pocket the cash and carry on.
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After Tuesday, they were rallying fans just to carry on.
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In his mind, he thought: Remove it and carry on.
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Landlords must simply pay up and carry on as before.
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Expect some of the above to carry on that tradition.
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Are you going to carry on using your Gmail account?
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Want one that you can carry on a hiking trip?
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Pope Francis told her to let him carry on playing.
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That crowd can carry on with deducting qualified business expenses.
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It gave us the confidence to carry on with it.
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Women can carry on enjoying as much as they like.
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If we carry on like this we will fall apart.
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But keep calm, carry on; what else can you do?
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Let's carry on gaming, though, and say NATO engages Russia.
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Apple's 2016 MacBook Pros carry on the Pro moniker dishonestly.
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Unless something has changed, why not carry on as normal?
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And then we can carry on with our own thing.
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Until I see that, I am ready to carry on.
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Initial coin offerings, a form of crowdfunding, carry on apace.
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Not even beautiful knives are allowed in carry-on luggage ...
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Just tap the button and carry on with your work.
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Celia, on the other hand, cannot carry on so easily.
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No, you would stop, collect your items and carry on.
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Within reach, local villagers carry on with their daily lives.
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Who knows, maybe one day he'll carry on the tradition.
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Carry on and the whole shebang will fill right in.
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Anbang has said it will carry on business as usual.
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I believe we can carry on in that successful vein.
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Some have adopted a "keep calm and carry on" philosophy.
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Business in the Capitol will carry on amid coronavirus concerns.
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So keep calm, carry on, and check those travel advisories.
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In all of this, the world outside will carry on.
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The groups have vowed to carry on with their work.
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And think we'll carry on for a number of years.
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So why not salute her gutsy decision to carry on?
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"It's just going to carry on getting worse," Berman said.
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I certainly expect that momentum to carry on into 2018.
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Raw potatoes are allowed to fly in your carry on.
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It's unclear whether Pompeo will ultimately carry on Tillerson's plans.
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"We must carry on investing for the future," he said.
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Trotsky, in turn, would carry on an affair with Rivera's
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If you don't mind a bit of background, carry on.
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Now, it's time for Trump to carry on the Loser.
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I personally use the Courant Carry on a daily basis.
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Carry on with the party; insist he pay for half.
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The Mini's easier to carry on a bus or a train.
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Why shouldn't next year carry on 2016's dumpster fire legacy?
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And the platforms do need to carry on business in Singapore.
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I'm just someone who tends to carry on despite those feelings.
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Why not carry on, alongside reminders of how good you look?
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To keep workers onside, the company had to carry on growing.
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After that, the council voted to carry on behind closed doors.
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Small carry-on bags, like the one I had, are free.
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I had moments where I didn't want to carry on living.
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What's really important is the ability to carry on attracting talent.
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For frequent travelers, finding the right carry-on bag is vital.
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So what is the carry-on bag everyone's buying right now?
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Ahmad has continued to carry on his grandfather's work in Cleveland.
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The charity said his wife, Ineke, will carry on its work.
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This Subterra conveniently splits into two independent carry-on compliant pieces.
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You just have to carry on living as if nothing happened.
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The agreement continues and is expected to carry on through 2019.
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If Britons voted to leave the EU, life would carry on.
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Rosselló said on Wednesday he would carry on working until Aug.
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It's impossible to carry on unless it's coming from inside you.
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New Record: 82 firearms discovered in carry-on bags last week.
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Or a passenger with more luggage than a carry-on suitcase.
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But this year, he promises to keep classy and carry on.
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A small personal carry-on item, weighing up to 11 pounds.
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"The situation as it is can not carry on," Collomb said.
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Who will carry on their efforts to speak truth to power?
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I want to carry on making things as long as possible.
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If they carry on like this, Barcelona will win the title.
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"Our message is to keep calm and carry on," he said.
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So, carry on, and let us know how you make out.
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His last wish was that his family carry on the mission.
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A displaced terrorist group can still carry on a global campaign.
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Notably, laptops don't need to be removed from carry-on bags.
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The ticket would be $161, or $231 with a carry-on.
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Yes, it's stingy when it comes to carry-on bag size.
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There's room for three carry-on suitcases behind the last row.
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My skates are not what you'd call a convenient carry-on.
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Enter the Lamzac, the couch you can carry on your back.
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Gun powder remains prohibited from all checked or carry-on luggage.
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For those of you who enjoy reading our blather, carry on.
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TC: So primarily you'll carry on focusing on the travel market?
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Half my carry-on is food (salad, noodles, trail mix, bars).
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They had been brought in to carry on Mr. Bowlen's vision.
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My carry on luggage was easy to stuff into bicycle panniers.
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A passenger purchasing a carry-on bag gets Zone 23 boarding.
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It's actually harder to stop than it is to carry on.
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If it's a holiday, and not for work, only carry-on.
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May's de facto deputy Damian Green said she would carry on.
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I am even grateful when my carry-on is inspected, again.
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You gotta have somebody to carry on your tradition, the legacy.
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Frontier charges about $30 to $60 for a carry-on bag.
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Spirit Airlines and Wizz Air also charge for carry-on luggage.
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Many bags sold as "carry-on compliant" are not necessarily so.
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I carry on my shoulder a bow and arrow for protection.
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They're the reason I want events like this to carry on.
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So we're going to carry on until the stock runs out.
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"Supernatural" fans will love "Carry On My Wayward Son" by Kansas.
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The strike will carry on, Matthias Bergmann, a union representative, said.
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Most sedans in the class will haul five carry-on suitcases.
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When it's time to travel, toss it in your carry-on.
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That seem to carry on the air like faintly visible things.
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Otherwise, drug companies were left to carry on business as usual.
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Keep calm and carry on has long been the city's mantra.
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" The other: "Go your way, I'll go mine and carry on.
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We laughed so long and hard we couldn't carry on anymore.
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Many people are happy to carry on though, living that life.
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Carry on like this, and you'll get bed sores and cirrhosis.
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Let's carry on and I'll tell you all about it afterward.
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The Trump Administration's new ban on carry-on electronic devices on some international flights has left many wondering why certain devices and airports are being targeted, and why carry-on and checked luggage are treated differently.
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Traveling with your pet as carry-on or checked baggage is usually the most convenient option, and it is relatively inexpensive, with carry-on generally starting at about $100 for a pet on a domestic flight.
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The best checked luggage you can buyThe best carry-on bags you can buySometimes you just don't want to check your luggage, so you need a reliable carry-on bag that you can bring onboard the plane.
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On May 26, three were discovered in one passenger&aposs carry-on.
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We're gonna hold fast and we're gonna 'keep calm and carry on.
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That is a one-man walking 'Keep Calm and Carry On' poster.
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Germany will carry on exporting unemployment by its self-centered economic growth.
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Will's other pursuit these days is to carry on his parents' legacy.
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Click this to carry on with whatever you were doing on macOS.
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Liev Schreiber is making a strong case for the carry-on bag.
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Death has a way of bristling against that need to carry on.
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They are free to carry on with their lives, Najib said Wednesday.
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So we can carry on doing what this place was built for.
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In what ways does she plan to carry on her grandmother's legacy?
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They must carry on in a suddenly changed environment where anxiety reigns.
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How much of our digitized style could we carry on our shoulders?
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You just fill up the paperwork and carry on with your day.
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And what does her son think of her decision to carry on?
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We'd like to have a few slices of Bella Hadid's carry on.
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A lighter from a passenger's carry on will give you a flame.
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"I'm encouraged that we're going to carry on this effort," he said.
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You may want to carry on your bags during peak vacation times.
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Rosenstein picked Mueller to carry on the work Comey had been doing.
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Now that product team will have to carry on without its leader.
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Some days, I'll watch him carry on an entire conversation by himself.
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So, the queen will carry on with her role in public life.
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But the agency actually recommends typically putting it in your carry-on.
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We carry on, for the sake of our children and our grandchildren.
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Republican elected officials carry on in support of Trump and his agenda.
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Amber and Sav seemed more than happy to carry on the tradition.
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The standard Blue fare allows one carry-on and one personal item.
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The men carry on with their logistics, but for very different causes.
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Then we carry on until the last stop and everyone fucks off.
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They kinda make the Mac Pro look like a roller carry-on.
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To carry on when Motörhead have already retired to their respective chambers?
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It involves a "little nerdy" Maple Leaf and some carry-on luggage.
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Insiders are aware that things simply cannot carry on as they are.
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He talked about what culture and what is important to carry on.
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"It's up to them if we carry on in Iraq," he said.
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And may God provide the grieving families with strength to carry on.
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Pack light, because four carry-on bags is all you'll shimmy in.
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The selection includes unisex backpacks, messenger bags, totes and carry-on luggage.
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I was lagging a bit, but I was determined to carry on.
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A carry-on cocktail kit that'll make long flights a little better
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Doing so could save money on your carry-on bags, she said.
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And I've filled my carry-on with nothing but Imodium and wellies.
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In the meantime, the Guantanamo Bay limbo is likely to carry on.
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Sayyid remembered taking the two carry-on bags out to the curb.
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"Let them bark while we carry on ruling this country," he declared.
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I breezed on through despite a giant carry-on filled with sunscreen.
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A jailed drug baron's wife attempts to carry on the family business.
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So the race will carry on, even as that window is dwindling.
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There are Carry On–esque misdemeanors and then horrific stories of rape.
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Finally, what do you hope people will carry on from David's legacy?
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I've always just relied on my everyday backpack as a carry-on.
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We have to keep trying to find constructive ways to carry on.
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Spare batteries must be in your carry-on baggage NOT checked baggage.
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A carry-on cocktail kit to take the edge off the flight
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Then I'd carry on working toward the goals that brought me here.
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He grabbed a carry-on bag and threw in what he could.
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Bayern midfielder Thiago Alcantara had criticised the decision to carry on playing.
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They may even eventually produce machines that can carry on a conversation.
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What if machines could carry on a dialogue like Hal in 2001?
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Last year, Georgia lawmakers voted to allow open carry on college campuses.
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Now it is likely to carry on for weeks and perhaps months.
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Being able to carry on an intelligent conversation would be a start.
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I think that feeling is something we're trying to carry on with.
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Small carry-on pets must fit in a carrier under the seat.
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But hardly anyone has dared attempt to carry on the Wodehouse legacy.
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"In that situation, you would have to carry on negotiating," Hunt said.
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"The army exists to carry on the flame of resistance," he said.
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I went to Queens to carry on and expand upon his work.
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Gun powder is already banned from both carry-on and checked luggage.
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However, other things may be good to pack in your carry-on.
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Even the days of free carry-on bags seem to be dwindling.
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"Our message would be, 'Keep calm and carry on,'" Mr. Azar said.
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These businesses carry on without them and bear their very powerful names.
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This deal will carry on until December 31st, 2019 while supplies last.
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Mazza decides to suck it up and carry on with the class.
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You can try by stuffing your carry-on with germ-avoidance products.
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She just gave my family exactly what we need to carry on.
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His response was to carry on as if the fires were nothing
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Until we know the cause, we carry on even when patients resist.
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So basically, what you're saying is — unless you're in China — carry on?
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Ferrari's 488 GTB is limited to just two carry-on-size suitcases.
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" When he answers affirmatively, the two call out in unison: "Carry on!
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Glad I always pack one change of clothes in my carry on.
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Some of them will end later today, while others will carry on.
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Meanwhile, all the Gulf states that funded terrorism carry on as usual.
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As these theories often do, however, hollow Earth managed to carry on.
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The bigger the carry-on bags, the less space for everyone else's.
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"If an airline does allow you to bring your pet into the cabin, we consider your pet container to be carry-on baggage and you must follow all carry on baggage rules," the FAA writes on its website.
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Passengers traveling with children in car seats and strollers and active military personnel board between Groups A and B. Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-9 inches free.
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We proceed to have sex on a rug by the fire, then he brings out some coke and we carry on doing coke and fucking until like midnight, at which point we move into the bedroom and carry on.
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My goal was to carry on teaching and stay out of the press.
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Igor Mordatch is working to build machines that can carry on a conversation.
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We can just carry on that beautiful moment and not have a laugh.
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If you're doing carry-on only, I'd suggest doubling up your conditioner supply.
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But building bots that can truly carry on conversations is still proving elusive.
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The platform can host the end product and carry on upgrading the product.
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We can still have a good laugh, and we want to carry on.
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Frontier and Spirit both already charge $35, on average, for carry-on bags.
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Sometimes, it is better to block them out and carry on, participants say.
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Nothing stays, but her child would be the one thing to carry on.
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The citizen soldiers in the EDL will carry on preparing for armed resistance.
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Can we just go back to 'Terminator 2' and carry on that timeline?
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The carry-on weighs nine pounds while the checked bag weighs 13 pounds.
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The people who carry on this tradition truly love this way of life.
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People are really into bringing, uh, replica grenades in their carry on luggage.
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Ultimately the question is how long Mr Netanyahu believes he can carry on.
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The best thing to do is just clean it up and carry on.
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TSA agents uncovered thousands of sharp objects in carry-on bags in 2016.
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It remains to be seen whether Clinton will carry on the family dynasty.
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They simply walk away from the scene, and things carry on as planned.
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He will carry on Akihito's legacy, revisiting Japan's wartime past and shunning Yasukuni.
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The cost for checking a carry-on bag with American is currently $25.
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Just carry on using it as normal (without the Touch ID feature, obviously).
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Would I carry on with the sparkling water step in my skincare routine?
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And people armed, again, concealed carry on scene, every floor and every school.
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The Carry On Cocktail Kit is a classy addition to any traveller's arsenal.
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A carry-on, even one carrying your prized possessions, isn't worth dying for.
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And I was able to bring most of this in my carry-on!
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Basically, it's a wearable replacement for your carry-on bag and your wallet.
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Exactly how the show will carry on the legacy is not entirely clear.
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What do I have to adapt to, to carry on a normal life?
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At first glance, the 22-inch case looks like any other carry-on.
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Boxall called the Scottish SPCA for help with the surprise carry-on item.
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He never coached again, letting Rex and Rob carry on the family legacy.
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Most investment professionals carry on their academic studies well beyond their undergraduate degrees.
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This way, she explained, she always has extra room in her carry-on.
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You can watch her perform the service, then carry on with your game.
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I carry on and it's business as usual at the weekend for me.
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Another said McFarlane appeared to be in charge of a "Carry On" film.
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To prove that we could carry on making great music after Bernard left.
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Which doesn't change the fact that it will carry on in the unconscious.
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A reliable carry-on that's not a flimsy duffle bag is a must.
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Hupp was unsure whether everyone would be allowed to bring a carry-on.
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Jerry Brown and other state leaders determined to carry on the climate fight.
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Sometimes, it is better to block them out and carry on, officials say.
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This bag is my new go-to carry-on for long weekend trips.
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But, as such, I knew it wasn't something I could carry on forever.
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Red Stripe gave them the funds to carry on, earning global news coverage.
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Even without the party, the red shirt movement said it would carry on.
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But add a carry-on bag, and the price goes up to $281.
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However, it was easy enough to set up and carry on my own.
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The greatest risk is that we carry on as though Chernobyl never happened.
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There is no army of Trumpists out there to carry on his legacy.
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And that's too dangerous a situation for us to allow to carry on.
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No, I'm only joshing you carry on, I'm having an absolutely wonderful evening.
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A really heavy defeat would make it difficult for May to carry on.
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Furious with her antics I go limp inside bur carry on…FUCK THIS.
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The postman fondly recalled how their morning chats could carry on for hours.
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They help us to carry on living and make sense of the world.
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The Carry-On, $225, available at AwayBusiness travel has never looked so cool.
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It's an affordable carry-on with features that'd normally cost a lot more.
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Spirit Airlines, which charges passengers up to $65 for a carry-on bag.
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In my carry-on I have a separate bag just for my chargers.
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It's the size of a piece of carry-on luggage, according to NASA.
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My carry-on is the largest possible that will fit into the compartment.
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Besides saving money, there are other advantages to relying on carry-on bags.
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It's also illegal to fly with weed in carry-on or checked luggage.
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CARRY-ON He always brings melatonin gummy bears, moisturizer and a "goofy" necklace.
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Carry On Spare nails, a Fendi tote and candy lips (it's the sugar).
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For a short trip, a carry-on should be all that you need.
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How do you pack for a long trip using only a carry-on?
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" I was like, "Well, that's actually a really good point,okay, carry on.
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"I leave this with you to do in the future, to carry on."
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For the most part, I'm able to do a carry-on and backpack.
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Twisting in my seat and rifling through my carry-on bag aggravates me.
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Grewal and the other attorneys generals planned to carry on with their case.
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I asked him who among Venezuela's young politicians might carry on his work.
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What Family Traditions Do You Want to Carry On When You Get Older?
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Replica and inert explosives aren't allowed in either carry-on or checked bags.
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Replica and inert explosives aren't allowed in either carry-on or checked bags.
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And if not deadly, extreme picky eating habits can carry on into adulthood.
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Obey the carry-on and personal-item rules that come with your ticket.
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Kobe Bryant once said his daughter Gianna would carry on his basketball legacy.
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Some available items, like a $3,250 carry-on, are both pretty and pricey.
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If it has not been confirmed by Parliament, Juncker's team would carry on.
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I will carry on and finish the book, but it won't be easy.
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Falcon and the Winter Soldier are trying to carry on Captain America's legacy.
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Newsflash for Corey, it's illegal to have a Taser in your carry-on.
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Carry on with your response as if you had your interviewer's full attention.
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All of the delicious sugary goodness is allowed right in your carry-on.
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Many who voted for her expected her to carry on her father's legacy.
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You're not in college anymore, silly (if you still are, well, carry on).
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He will carry on as scheduled to Nevada for a rally on Saturday.
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The Governor should be able to carry on his duties ... without significant interruption.
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So consumers can carry on spending, and the savings rate may fall further.
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Ronaldo will carry on playing soccer and earning millions of euros flogging sportswear.
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And that's one thing that Rowell's Carry On books can't quite carry over.
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She had two carry-on bags and a large purse, according to authorities.
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However, it far exceeded the 7 kg limit for Vietjet carry-on items.
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It's something that I want to carry on, in whatever capacity that is.
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"Trying to overdefine something doesn't actually carry on that tradition," Ms. DeFlitch said.
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And how can people carry on a life in the midst of it?
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He might also ask God for forgiveness ... in the carry-on luggage department.
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He insists that we carry on with the interview while this is happening.
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But outside of that I'm sure I'll carry on being photographed by people.
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Snag a new travel companion in three brilliant primary colors, including red, blue, and yellow, in four convenient sizes — there's the celeb favorite The Carry-On, The Bigger Carry-On, The Medium Hard Shell Suitcase, and The Large Hardshell Suitcase.
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They were advised that pickles without liquid in a zip bag were good to go as carry-on, but that pickles with pickle juice were only allowed in a carry-on bag if packed in a container of 3.4 oz.
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Jessica Reed from Freehold, N.J., couldn't put down "Carry On" by Rainbow Rowell: I've read a variety of books throughout 2017, but "Carry On" by Rainbow Rowell stands out not only as my favorite from this year, but of all time.
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The luggage label Away is teaming up with Poppy Jamie and Suki Waterhouse to make over its range of travel bags — the Carry-On, the Bigger Carry-On, the Medium and the Large ($225 to $295) — in Pop & Suki pink.
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Those who want to fly under the radar will appreciate The Carry-On ($225) and The Bigger Carry-On ($245), low-key looking suitcases in subdued neutrals with a USB port so you can charge devices like your phone or tablet.
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They don't pretend to be anything other than doomed, but they carry on anyway.
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ITALY'S 5 STAR AND LEAGUE LEADERS SAY THEY AGREE GOVERNMENT MUST CARRY ON - STATEMENT
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Consider downsizing luggage, shipping it to your destination or checking the carry-on bag.
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I'll do whatever I can to carry on your legacy and make you proud.
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This Genius Pack carry-on suitcase is going to be your new travel companion.
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Hopefully we can carry on our recent good form and get the deal done.
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At 49, he could carry on Trump's legacy long after the President leaves office.
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If one couple can't make it, no biggie, the others carry on the conversation.
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This week faced with the grim numbers, the LA mayor vowed to carry on.
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"Carry on and do the same thing as I normally do," he remembered thinking.
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We know what you're thinking next: What scents were worthy of his carry-on?
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I use it as a carry-on – it fits perfectly under an airplane seat.
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Failing that, the legislature would carry on until its natural end in early 2018.
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South Korea banned ICOs last year, as did China, though many carry on regardless.
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Some entrepreneurs express concern and fear, while others carry on with business as usual.
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Every traveler wants to pack light, especially when it comes to carry-on luggage.
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"As a family we will never be able to carry (on) normally," she said.
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The Death and Life of John F. Donovan will carry on without Jessica Chastain.
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Writing on Gab, site founder Andrew Anglin pledged to carry on without the network.
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It's not great, but it gives us fuel to carry on with our day.
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Farm minister George Eustice wants to quit, pledging subsidies would carry on after Brexit.
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Boko Haram terrorists are reported to use it so they can carry on fighting.
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American Airlines exempts certain items from the carry-on policy, including strollers, diaper bags.
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I will carry on caring for these children when called upon to do so.
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According to CNBC, these new measures include passenger questioning and searching carry-on bags.
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And yet family relationships carry on, imperfectly and tinged with regret, but lovingly, too.
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A loaded gun was found in a carry-on bag at Reagan National Airport.
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How does CPTPP carry on, even as multilateralism has fallen out of favour elsewhere?
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I think this is a project that could carry on for a long time.
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The company insists it can carry on shrinking its chips for some time yet.
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Faced with his mistake once again, he must find the strength to carry on.
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We're going to carry on burning oil…Sure, then let's do more nuclear energy.
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"What do I have to adapt to carry on a normal life?" he said.
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All forms of marijuana were previously prohibited in carry-on bags and checked luggage.
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Wouldn't have mattered anyway ... it's illegal to have a gun in your carry-on.
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Luggage with removable batteries will also still be permissible as a carry-on item.
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According to both airlines' policies, even carry-on bags must have the batteries removed.
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It could have shown off the power of bots to carry on entertaining conversations.
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"Hi, nice to meet you, sorry bout that @RyanPhillippe carry on, lol," she tweeted.
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She left behind a husband, five children and a legacy her descendants carry on.
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If you take your vibrator in your carry-on, the same basic rules apply.
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It's carry-on life forever, whether it's a long weekend or a long vacation.
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Most observers expect appeals to carry on all the way to the Supreme Court.
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That's $503 off both a 20-inch carry-on bag and 25-inch bag.
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You want to carry on the legacy of what it meant ... the main objective.
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Q: Can you speak to the series tropes that carry on through to RE7.
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Alaska Airlines will transport pets as cargo or as a carry-on for $100.
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If the girls take a knock they get straight back up and carry on.
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"Our hearts are broken and we must carry on," added the singer-songwriter, 70.
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But the stigma remains, with considerable family pressure to carry on the family line.
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Questions remain whether this can carry on in the long run absent legislative cooperation.
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The process could carry on into next week with lawmakers narrowing down the options.
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Simon Kassianides says it's a "huge privilege" to carry on Suits' legacy with Pearson.
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People don't tend to get 20 punches to the face and carry on fighting.
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Now I see things with a different perspective and can carry on as normal.
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He called on them to change the political atmosphere and carry on with purpose.
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We will carry on fighting until this exploitation stops and workers' rights are respected.
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Shareholders need to decide whether to ask tougher questions, or carry on as normal.
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Will he encourage his own kids, North and Saint, to carry on the tradition?
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"If you carry on like this, this is where you're gonna end up," Purefoy.
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Passengers also had to have their carry-on bags searched, along with their electronics.
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The device is slim, too, making it easy to stash in a carry-on.
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Assuming she wants to carry on working, what is top of her wish list?
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Clinton as a leader who could be trusted to carry on Mr. Obama's legacy.
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Another concern was whether the bag would be approved as a carry-on size.
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If the left boot goes on first, that's the way it'll carry on going.
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We need to carry on the work to make our democracy work for everyone.
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How long they'd watched me sleep before deciding it was safe to carry on.
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I decided to treat myself to some verynice luggage: an $895Tumi expandable carry-on.
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The "frunk" is roomier than you might expect; two carry-on suitcases will fit.
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Moore has denied it all and has vowed to carry on with his campaign.
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These traits carry on into adulthood and lead to trouble nurturing their own children.
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"I have a son but I don't expect him to carry on," he added.
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She wants the glow of an Olympic year to carry on long after Rio.
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PhotoA handgun discovered in a passenger's carry-on at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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Carry on getting to where it is you know you ultimately have to be.
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"The business will carry on whether the assets are sold or not," he said.
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I'm saying really hard truths in white spaces, and I'll carry on doing so.
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VICE: How relevant is Keep Calm and Carry On and austerity nostalgia in 2016?
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When did you first become aware of the Keep Calm and Carry On poster?
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"We need to make sure to carry on that momentum until November," he said.
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"They'd prefer to deal with the problems they've got and carry on," said Roulstone.
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We fit a mixer and some auxiliary gear into a carry-on sized suitcase.
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Fifth Harmony tweeted that it will carry on as a four-piece for now.
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But for about 1% of people, it can carry on for their entire lives.
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Students carry on college campuses in Texas, and foremen carry at the construction site.
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As Van Beverhoudt walked by, the dog alerted officers to two carry-on bags.
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"You have to be resourceful, [and we were] going to carry on," Compton said.
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The women have stood together to carry on their children's legacy in their wake.
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Carry-On The all-star basketball player always brings his PlayStation, ChapStick and cologne.
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I also found that the Trtl was easier to pack into my carry-on.
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But as with any family business, children don't always carry on their parents' legacy.
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Within the walls of our undecorated home, we carry on our own holiday tradition.
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"There's not much in your carry-on luggage worth dying for," Mr. Jackman said.
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If you're a breakfast eater, carry on; just make sure to choose healthy foods.
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As the propensity to carry on luggage grew, so did the overhead bin wars.
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Bayern midfielder Thiago Alcantara criticised the decision to carry on playing at the weekend.
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Notably, I plan to travel with a carry-on bag to avoid checking luggage.
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Jumbo containers of hand wipes are also allowed in carry-on or checked luggage.
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Any savings that you got are essentially erased by the carry-on bag fees.
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In tones of high indignation, they carry on about weather conditions and wardrobe demands.
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Things carry on until Cole drops Alec for a newly arrived transfer student, Grisaille.
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South Koreans carry on with life, ignoring his infantile antics and his macho militarism.
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Traditionally, she said, students were allowed to carry on, when immediate intervention was needed.
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" The answer: "Because they will open the coffin and carry on treating the patient.
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You're at this crossroads: You can suck it up and carry on as before.
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Are there loopholes to get around those restrictive carry-on baggage and boarding rules?
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Southwest Airlines allows carry-on bags up to 24 x 16 x 113 inches.
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If it is allowed to carry on unabated it could generate very powerful spillovers.
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You can buy a small portable safe, one that fits in your carry-on.
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Inspired, I promised myself to carry on this little girl's spirit of unhurried curiosity.
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" Leaving the courthouse, he told reporters: "If they fine us, we'll carry on campaigning.
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The younger generation didn't want to carry on the family tradition, Mr. Palumbo said.
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SJ will carry on as team mascot into 2020 and beyond, the Brown said.
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But eventually the cameras and reporters leave, and survivors like me must carry on.
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You can't just carry on doing the same thing again and again and again.
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I wish I had tossed my toothbrush into my carry-on for this trip.
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It&aposs not that I can&apost, or won&apost, carry on without it.
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A standard Prius takes on six carry-on suitcases with the back seats usable.
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So I thought maybe we could carry on our work in the United States.
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Your carry-on is probably the last thing you think needs a tech upgrade.
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"The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" will carry on Captain America's legacy after "Endgame."
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But when staff inspected an oversized carry-on suitcase, they found the child inside.
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It doesn't allow basic economy passengers on domestic flights to bring carry-on bags.
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"We don't carry on like we once did," she said before a recent meal.
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The convention will carry on through Saturday with no shortage of topics or debate.
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For the British prime minister, Theresa May: "Carry On, Jeeves" by P. G. Wodehouse.
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Carry On The Emmy-nominated actor and singer prefers staycations in New York City.
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"I'm going to carry on looking after general merchandise," Rowe told Reuters on Monday.
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Is this like going in your carry-on bag, like next to your laptop?
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I legitimately considered how I might fit the ring into my carry-on luggage.
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And that's not the only reason to pack a snack in your carry-on luggage: If you get held up in the TSA line and get squeezed for time, a sandwich, chips, cookies, and fruit in your carry-on can save the day.
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It charges for carry-on bags, but the airline also offers packages like "the Works" and "the Perks" that include a carry-on bag as well as extras (albeit they're givens on many major airlines) such as seat selection and priority boarding.
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Practical and lightweight, Away's carry-on is perfect for business trips and romantic weekend getaways.
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"It's almost like they desperately want to carry on differentiating" into mature cells, Frayne said.
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The internet is full of how-to guides for effectively packing a carry-on bag.
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Bunyan said Capital Gazette reporters have admirably continued to carry on their craft amid grief.
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Powders in carry-on bags are also subject to a secondary search by the TSA.
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We pretty much can't carry on and be in the same environment with the [bully].
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For Trump, business is about instilling others with the faith they need to carry on.
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"But they will – they eventually will be OK … my memory will carry on, I hope."
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If you're not using the cold-brewing system, simply carry on to the next step.
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It just means that the fear exists, but you have the will to carry on.
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The change would carry on with an eventual G7, the successor to this year's G6.
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The euro area's long slog will carry on, and debtor countries will bear the burden.
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The prosecution says that it will carry on its investigation "unshaken" by the court's decision.
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Arya did pointedly let the women survive, since they can't carry on the Frey name.
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"Shut your eyes, pay no attention, just keep calm and carry on," one voice advises.
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Constant references to "carry-on" luggage start feeling more and more like invocations of carrion.
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But in the short term trade on WTO terms should be able to carry on.
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Tumi V3 International Expandable Carry-On Luggage, 22-inch Hardside Suitcase — $469 See Details The
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The document says the ads are supposed to carry on the existing discussion users started.
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It will carry on running in the background as well after you've closed down Chrome.
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Only one member, Kristin Forbes, has indicated a desire to "keep calm and carry on".
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However, unlike their international rivals, Chinese firms could carry on expanding, confident of state support.
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Here, passengers with carry-on cannabis might find a complication that works in their favor.
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Is there any possibility that you would revisit the Carry On universe a third time?
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" On the pressure to carry on achieving after so much early success "It's all relative.
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If the bag is for carry-on, verbiage varies a little depending on the carrier.
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An unfazed Stewart simply told her to "just carry on there" and resumed the interview.
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Mr Correa had expected his successor to carry on his programme of "21st-century socialism".
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The Errant pack performed exceptionally as a carry-on for my overnight trip to London.
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She's often unable to carry on polite conversation, like when Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) visits.
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"It is now our generation's task to carry on what those pioneers began," he said.
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THULE SUBTERRA CARRY ON LUGGAGE Simply put, the best luggage a dad will ever use.
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"It was very important to President Bush that Sully carry on serving veterans," Cramer said.
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It takes a lot of effort to carry on in a regular conversation with somebody.
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As Mr Morales says, he advised Chávez that "you can't carry on subsidising so much".
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"We are honored to carry on the Cole family legacy that Natalie so passionately embraced."
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I have a folding bike I can carry on public transport or in a taxi.
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Trading venues outside the EU would get a green light to carry on as before.
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It's just a brief pause in their trading so they'll just carry on doing it.
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"If I get smoked here I'm not gonna carry on a fairy tale," Kasich said.
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Sadr supporters pledged to carry on with the protest but promised it would be peaceful.
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What the motivation could possibly be to bury the dead and carry on through dance.
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It's also strong enough to carry on-board cameras for live streaming and aerial cinematography.
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"They won't perceive you as a threat and carry on with their lives," he said.
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His three victories did, however, give him a reason to carry on in the race.
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Baggage in cargo usually goes through a more sophisticated screening process than carry-on bags.
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Make a batch of this and you'll be tempted to carry on into Vegbruary, too.
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According to the letter, baggage fees increase the number of carry-on bags by 27%.
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"They are light, never spill, and can be packed in your carry-on," she says.
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And for those who see their writing style as simply that — their style — carry on.
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He also had carry-on luggage, which he stored in one of the plane's engines.
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Travelpro Platinum Magna 2 Carry-On Expandable Suitcase, $360 (originally $600) [You save $240] 4003.
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Mrs Merkel and Mr Hollande insisted that this policy holds, and enlargement will carry on.
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Even when national governments ban or discourage virginity tests, local bigwigs sometimes carry on regardless.
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"Please don't carry on that these shots are heavily photoshopped because they're not!" she wrote.
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She also said this cream cleanser from BeautyCounter is a staple in her carry-on.
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But Tserng travels light: She typically brings a carry-on size suitcase to each stay.
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No matter your needs, we've got the carry-on luggage for you in our guide.
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"When you don't want to pay the excess for overweight carry on #travelhack #flighthacks #getpreg."
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The passenger had forgotten the firearm was in their carry-on luggage, the TSA said.
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Meanwhile, in this matchup of long-suffering franchises, the Indians' suffering will carry on longer.
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We are striking because we want a future and we are going to carry on.
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By boarding earlier, you can make sure to snag overhead space for your carry-on.
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If they carry on at this pace, even the somnolent lead market might start noticing.
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The following year, however, the government resolved to carry on with its nuclear-energy programme.
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Bharara said he expected his successor to carry on with the office's reputation for independence.
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"It's difficult, but I will have to find the strength to carry on," she said.
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Salvini took to Twitter even as Conte was talking, saying he wanted to carry on.
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Keep in mind this procedure is only for checked luggage, not a carry-on bag.
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It may mean nothing at all, and that Twitter would carry on looking the same.
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Keep them in your carry-on that every airline allows you to have for free.
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We've rounded up the very best beauty products to streamline any carry-on beauty kit.
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But the arguments just carry on and on, endlessly, like a client that never comes.
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Affected units are neither allowed on flights inside carry-on luggage or in checked baggage.
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If you hate checking a bag, you need a good carry-on-sized duffle bag.
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Wasn't it madness, when the whole body was gripped by spasms, to carry on smoking?
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If you're packing light, look for something that can lay flat in your carry on.
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"I had to carry on his work until the end of the war," she said.
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CARRY ON The fashion designer always brings a camera, hydrating spray and a "weird" medallion.
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These smaller, lighter carry-on bags designed for international travel should work for most flights.
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I just couldn't figure out a good way to carry on, so I said fine.
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About 360 other passengers also had to leave the plane with their carry-on luggage.
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Within the walls of our undecorated home, we carry on our own Muslim Christmas tradition.
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Mr. Trebek said the only thing to do was to keep calm and carry on.
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But we'll have to resist our own impulses to carry on with business as usual.
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OLIO is recruiting more volunteers to carry on the work, should existing ones get sick.
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It's showtime and we carry on, waiting for the man who sings us to sleep.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Tyler George keeps them in his carry-on bag when he travels.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the price of Away and Madewell's carry-on.
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We wanted to get where we could make it better to carry on after us.
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I would ask them if they'd rather I'd keep it in my carry-on bag.
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Both companies want to carry on collaborating with one another for a more sustainable future.
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So I carry on that tradition now that I have my own home and everything.
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I don't mean in your personal life, where you should keep calm and carry on.
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Who knows what kinds of diseases 6-year-olds carry on their grubby little fingers?
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Chapek and Iger might be the third pair of executives to carry on that tradition.
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Some had their carry-on luggage in hand and were en route to the airport.
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The security line is long and then my carry-on gets flagged for extra security.
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To the contrary, they all felt they had a plausible enough case to carry on.
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He asked Renzi to carry on in a caretaker capacity until a solution is found.
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But till then, I'm going to carry on wishing there was a Figlmüller in London.
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But charges for things like seat selection and carry-on bags could negate the discount.
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Don't count out that guy or gal shoving a carry-on in the overhead bin.
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That is why politicians are likely to carry on making promises that they cannot keep.
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Do you have any advice for how to carry on family traditions over the years?
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Its chorus, in which the Patient declares he'll "carry on," was a Tumblr rallying cry.
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"These markets are a beautiful tradition, and such things should carry on," Mr. Prikker said.
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"We carry on relations with Americans in every room in the house," Professor Bliss said.
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"But the French are realizing this," he added, vowing to carry on with his campaign.
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"We'll carry on, because it's necessary," he told the crowd, according to the news agency.
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And don't forget to recharge yourself: Grab fruit or a snack for your carry-on.
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"I anticipate she'd pretty much carry on the policies and agenda of Mulvaney," Kaplinsky said.
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Instead, Carry On takes place in the Simon Snow universe that Rowell established in Fangirl.
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His efforts proved successful, spurring the appointment of Mueller to carry on the Russia probe.
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Conducted by Jeffrey Milarsky, this wide-ranging program shows why it deserved to carry on.
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Oil ministers are now convening to discuss whether to carry on or deepen the cuts.
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By boarding earlier, you can make sure to snag overhead space for your carry-on.
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At the funeral, political leaders from other cities vowed to carry on with his agenda.
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"We used to carry on and drink and do the rock 'n' roll," he sings.
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And children carry on reading and learning and delighting in even the most difficult times.
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Supporters of city-owned internet access vowed to carry on the fight after the ruling.
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I'm known to go everywhere with just a carry-on — packing cubes are my secret.
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"Unless production is reduced, the market will carry on deteriorating at a pace," Schauber says.
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In order to perpetuate a view that he is a misunderstood or maligned genius who has every right to carry on working, he must carry on working, and ride out the criticism as the inevitable result of a world unable to appreciate his offerings.
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To help the Brown family carry on Diem's legacy and her fight against cancer, visit MedGift.
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Later, when his datuk passed away, Rozali, eager to carry on his legacy, continued to practice.
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Those not relying on pace can adapt their game or simply carry on unscathed, un-maimed.
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The stuff is too big to carry on the subway, so I have to cab it.
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Will he carry on his plan to repair relations with the Kremlin without taking any action?
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The unnamed woman who arrived from Vancouver, had the feline in the small carry-on bag.
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It's not the first time someone's tried to smuggle living things in their carry-on luggage.
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Raden Smart Luggage: This clever carry-on is about to solve all of your packing problems.
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They fold up into themselves and stash away easily into a purse or carry on bag.
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The trio of himself, Tusk and Schulz was working well, Juncker said, and should carry on.
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Well, turkeys can't fly, but you can pack them in your carry-on or checked bags.
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It enriches my life and I'll carry on as long as I feel comfortable doing it.
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However, baseball bats are prohibited from carry-on bags and must be packed in checked luggage.
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Other prominent world leaders have held steady, with President Trump projected to carry on through 2024.
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Together we will carry on the struggle for all our people to live in dignity. pic.twitter.
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If he could take carry on all of the winnings that people had from buying bitcoin.
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Oh, and 33 pounds is a lot to carry on you, which sounds not so fun.
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The only thing for it, say all the experts in unison, is to carry on working.
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And larger overhead bins and cabinets that prevent the need for gate checking carry on bags.
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But IBM's engineers reckon they should permit Moore's law to carry on until the mid 2020s.
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But his only grandson John "Jack" Schlossberg might just be there to carry on his legacy.
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If I had a problem with Xanax, I don't think I could carry on my life.
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Luckily, Google Flights lets you know when carry-on bags are not included in the ticket.
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In come extended families, fishing rods, skateboards, tennis racquets, pushchairs and cats in carry-on baskets.
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It wasn't all that long ago I used to jam several paperbacks into my carry-on.
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Nadler has told them that he needs to carry on, partly to maintain his intellectual integrity.
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When things don't work out for the start-up, the carry on a deal is zero.
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The Suitcase of Choice: This roller is TSA approved for carry-on and has special technology.
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But they also adopted a typically British stance on the row — keep calm and carry on.
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You can bring a gun if you really want, just not in your carry-on luggage.
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So, even if he does get killed, it would just carry on anyway, with someone else.
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It isn't enough to just flirt with someone and then carry on with our everyday lives.
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He added that he wanted to celebrate diversity and help people carry on their family traditions.
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Gurley was limited to 103 yards on 22 carries (3.5 yards per carry) on the ground.
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With a turnaround trip that short, sticking with a carry-on is the way to go.
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To allow the classic feel and emotion of the games to carry on into the future.
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In short, they carry on gaming even though they may not have received an immediate reward.
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Or maybe taken it on accident—it's the same black Away carry-on that everyone has.
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It's more of a trend thing now, and probably won't carry on to the next season.
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" As we reported ... The Who frontman Roger Daltry thinks artists should "keep calm and carry on.
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Barroso said the atmosphere within Spain was one of people determined to carry on as normal.
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"Most people who get infected carry on with their lives ... unaware they were bitten," Sabino said.
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And when I did, it gave me the impetus to carry on in that same direction.
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I've let Steve's father down — he wants a grandson to carry on the Van Wile name.
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An extra-capacity version—about 1.5 inches wider and deeper—still meets most carry-on rules.
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Bluesmart raised more than $2 million on Indiegogo in 2014 for its connected carry-on bag.
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Perhaps they need a stellar carry-on that can easily get tucked into the overhead bin?
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On the campaign trail, the president pledged to carry on the conservationist legacy of Teddy Roosevelt.
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"I will carry on as long as I can with this ugly black bastard," he screams.
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If I see kids are gaining something from it, then that inspires me to carry on.
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If I can present myself like that to young people, then I'll carry on doing it.
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You don't have to sweep it under the rug, and carry on smiling for everyone else.
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So he or she could, in theory, carry on as if the vote had never happened.
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Packing a carry-on is one of those thing that needs to be executed with precision.
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It means notifications from other apps—such as incoming phone calls—can carry on as normal.
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"I think parts of it just carry on the trend toward federal dictatorship," the man said.
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If you can't carry at your destination, you can't carry on your way to that destination.
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The shame train will carry on until he truly apologizes and acknowledges the lies he's promoted.
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If the Greens withdraw from the coalition, the Social Democrats could carry on alone until 2018.
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Plouffe endorsed Clinton in October, calling her the best person to carry on President Obama's legacy.
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While prohibited in carry-on bags, all of these items can be transported in checked baggage.
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Carry-on This year has been a career-making one for the tennis player Madison Keys.
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But, in the past two years, I've had one remaining constant: my carry-on travel bag.
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One-way basic fares, which include taxes and a 215-pound carry-on, start at $27.
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It wasn't a lot, but Chicão thought that he would carry on for the time being.
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That Congress must carry on with its work, my friends, for the good of the republic.
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B and I usually share a large suitcase to check, and each brings a carry-on.
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Once he was roused, Mitrovic tried to be macho man and insist he could carry on.
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"The threat actors appeared to carry on with impunity," said Raj Samani, chief scientist at McAfee.
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It'd be amazing if another generation wanted to carry on experiencing music in a tactile way?
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We feel honored that we can have a hand in continuing to carry on his legacy.
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For the last two summers that meant lugging an Xbox One in a carry-on bag.
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If you're not using the cold-brewing system, simply carry on to the next step. 3.
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When asked if his children will carry on the ice cream tradition, Mitri shrugs and smiles.
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American Airlines is spending $6 million to improve carry-on bag screening at eight U.S. airports.
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We are there to understand and carry on their good work and learn from their mistakes.
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She sounded wistful about not being able to carry on to the United States Open quarterfinals.
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Their persistence to be seen and heard gives me strength to carry on in uncertain times.
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Attacked by both rebel and government soldiers, residents were unable to carry on with daily life.
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Carry on The singer travels so frequently that she was forced to rethink her travel philosophy.
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All venues except those in the EU get a green light to carry on as before.
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Predict projects also train local scientists to carry on the work after its teams move on.
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Yet the character's spirit did carry on—albeit in a video game, not a motion picture.
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His vengeful son Richard (David Huynh) will carry on that enmity, determined to seize the throne.
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Sanders on Wednesday said he intends to carry on and debate Biden on Sunday in Arizona.
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The officer then rummaged through Dakhil's carry-on luggage, pulling out his computer and other items.
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"The charges were not proven, therefore he should be able to come back and carry on."
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Ms. Kamin suggested you bring a carry-on suitcase with extra space for duty-free wine.
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She did eventually return to rehearsals, though on crutches and clearly not able to carry on.
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That trait, captured in the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On," steadies the country even now.
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"Parents should carry aboard in their carry-on luggage medications in pediatric formulations," Dr. Alves said.
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The catchy wartime slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On" appears on greeting cards, coffee mugs, doormats.
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It's well made, rugged and nice to look at, making for a perfect carry-on companion.
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Pepper spray is prohibited on planes in carry-on bags, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
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We will inspire millions of children to carry on the proud tradition of American space leadership!
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Looking forward, Hölzle said that Google would carry on signing more contracts to buy renewable energy.
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Two months ago, no one was able to predict how long Kilauea's eruptions would carry on.
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Trump appears to be giving MBS exactly what he wants, his blessing to carry on regardless.
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"Do you think any of our kids are going to carry on the legacy?" she asked.
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In my carry-on was a Moleskine notebook with a set of black pens, for sketching.
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Still, giving up carry-on luggage is a new ask of customers at the major airlines.
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You can give it one last flight, and it can even go in your carry on.
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Still, there was something in Stolarsky's attentions that made Bruno willing to carry on teasing him.
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I can handle my business and I know who I am and I can carry on.
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"I had kind of a screwy past," Mr. Ludwig said after storing his carry-on bag.
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English would likely carry on Cordray's aggressive penalties for financial fraud and sweeping rules on lending.
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The higher the balance you carry on your cards, the riskier you become to lending agencies.
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The next day, with the box in her carry-on, she flew home to New York.
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The goal for the event, he said, was to carry on as usual — that is, festively.
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When the author passed away in 2017, the couple promised to carry on his final wish.
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My roller suitcase qualifies as a carry-on for most airlines, fitting in the overhead compartment.
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The best deal on luggage so far is the Travelpro Platinum Magna 2 Carry-On Suitcase.
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He saw, in other words, that capitalism wasn't in some terminal crisis but would carry on.
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Prices will likely carry on rising, however — due largely to the UK's chronic shortage of housing.
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But if you have the United Explorer card, you can bring a full-size carry on.
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Winter, I go up to two bags: a carry-on Rimowa and a 125th-anniversary Victorinox.
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With their assets gone, the family relied on their reputation and cultural capital to carry on.
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Like most travel mats, it folds easily to fit in a carry-on, backpack, or suitcase.
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After that we have to go home, but Usnea will carry on with other great shows.
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She found a "very good, if not perfect" solution in the form of "The Carry-On Closet" from sustainable luggage company Solgaard — the carry-on-size suitcase has built-in shelving that can be compressed for transit, extended while stopped or removed entirely if not needed.
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I had more matches than ever, but little interest to carry on conversations with dozens of people.
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Grab your passport and prep your carry-on, because we're going on an international hair excursion, folks.
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Many are still shocked by her death, they told KTVB, but they will carry on her legacy.
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During searches at security checkpoints, multiple guns were sometimes found in the carry-on bag of passengers.
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But YouTube let this stuff go out and seem to think business can carry on as usual.
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Norah Jones – "Carry On" Remember Norah Jones, the New York singer and pianist who won nine Grammys?
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If they want to carry on swiping and you don't, weigh up how that makes you feel.
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The 570GT offers 12.4 cubic feet of storage space—almost big enough for a carry-on bag.
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So she agreed to snap her perfectly-packed carry-on and share her best tips with us.
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All venues except those in the EU will get a green light to carry on as before.
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He emphasized that Goldman has a "deep bench" and was confident that the firm would carry on.
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It charges passengers for everything else, such as seat assignments, carry-on baggage and food and beverages.
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A TSA officers told PEOPLE that they discovered a bag of marijuana in Jauregui's carry-on luggage.
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I just sort of thought - oh I've got this far - it's not too bad - let's carry on.
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"When Arthur died, I didn't think I could carry on," the fashion designer told The Telegraph Friday.
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That means the characters will have to be revived in Endgame to carry on in this sequel.
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They also won't be asked to remove their laptop or any liquids from their carry-on bags.
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He advised travelers to carry any spare batteries in a separate plastic bag within carry-on luggage.
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"If we carry on rising at that pace I imagine I will win" he replied, dead-pan.
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I used it as my carry-on bag during a recent transatlantic flight to New York City.
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Coupled with rising Fed rates, this development would theoretically provide gold investors with positive carry on gold.
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Plus, many of the budget airlines also have weight restrictions for all luggage, even carry-on bags.
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This is not the first time that America-bound passengers have been hit by carry-on restrictions.
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I only had my carry-on and a laptop bag, but Bugatti had thoughtfully provided a solution.
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Despite the tragedy, Cross said the family is relying on their faith to help them carry on.
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Even though none of them could fully carry on normal conversations, they all had something to say.
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Since it's a budget airline my wheeled carry-on won't fit, but luckily checking it is free!
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We could not have made it this far without you — you've given us strength to carry on.
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Harman Kardon's Traveler fits the bill and won't add much size or weight to a carry-on.
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Gatekeepers would obsessively check carry-on bags, demanding huge fees for those a smidgen over the limit.
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Ryanair passengers are allowed to board with a 10kg carry-on and second "small" bag for free.
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"First and foremost, we want a girl that can carry on working after the show," says Ora.
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"Either we take nationalism seriously as a threat to Europe or they carry on winning," he says.
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When Carry On first came out, you talked a little about how you "might" revisit this world.
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I took about a year off from novel-writing after Carry On because I was really sick.
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Do you pick the cheap fare that wont let you fly with a full-size carry-on?
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Greg Abbott signed the measure authorizing concealed carry on campuses of public universities in June last year.
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Go frugal with basic economy and get stuck in a lousy seat without a carry-on bag.
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The small carry-on only weighs seven pounds empty, so it's easy to lift above your head.
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Kamil & Annaliese Kamil, honorable man, has decided to carry on the grand tradition of gaslighting in Paradise.
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We could not have made it this far without you – you've given us strength to carry on.
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Whether or not Viv will be able to carry on a natural conversation remains to be seen.
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In fact, the game lets you carry on thinking that could be the meaning of the word.
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I would still carry on what I was doing, but I probably wouldn't do it as much.
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Even in carry-on baggage, these items should be protected from damage, accidental activation and short circuiting.
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It has stressed business and government should carry on as normal and tourism should not be affected.
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West, 38, looked the part of a chic air traveler, in his beanie and carry-on bag.
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Whenever possible, the polite passenger will have carry-on luggage ready to stow and outerwear already removed.
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Christie was sixth at 210%, a finish that left him without an apparent path to carry on.
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I will do everything I can to carry on your legacy of establishing relationships and loving people.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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In addition, baggage in cargo usually goes through a more sophisticated screening process than carry-on bags.
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Junichi says his son had trained hard to carry on the family business, started by his grandfather.
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" We were tired, we just wanted to go record, and he pulls out "Carry On Wayward Son.
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Chrysaor was expected to carry on with its bid for Chevron's North Sea assets, the sources said.
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Phelan said the device was in luggage due to be checked in, rather than carry-on baggage.
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Try to limit your packing to a carry-on bag so you can avoid checked luggage fees.
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I feel like we all are getting to carry on [my mom's] legacy by participating in research.
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So, you can certainly use it to your advantage, and I plan to carry on doing so.
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"If we carry on like that, we'll get to the top," Lucas told French broadcaster Canal Plus.
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I've been traveling and working abroad for two years with nothing more than a carry-on backpack.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, called on the site's readers to carry on its spirit.
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"Unfortunately because of their budget, (the council) can't afford to carry on using the bins," said Bullus.
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For frequent fliers who prefer a carry-on, it makes sense to spend your money on Away.
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"Taking just a carry-on is liberating because you're not bogged down by heavy bags," she said.
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"What Dede accomplished, what Dede struggled for, that's what we have to carry on," Ms. Zurlia said.
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Gift this packable backpack to your friend who swears by the carry-on-only approach to globetrotting.
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It's very easy to overpack your carry-on or checked luggage, especially when you're traveling for business.
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It's a hybrid backpack-duffel carry-on that's tough, comfortable, and a seemingly bottomless pit for belongings.
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Otherwise, in the state of Florida, it is illegal to conceal or open carry on college campuses.
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And the next generation of Cathys are rising in the company, ready to carry on the legacy.
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"The brands we carry on the site are smaller indie brands, but really well designed," she says.
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Please, save us all some time, and don't attempt to hide knives in your carry-on luggage.
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She starred in the BBC sitcom "Terry and June" and appeared in the "Carry On" movie series.
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Obviously the plan of the government doesn't change, but there's the intention to carry on the discussion.
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That my unknowns remained forever unknowns, that I carry on trying to describe something I don't understand?
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TSA wants to encourage airports to automate the movement of bins for carry-on bags at checkpoints.
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It is to preserve and protect, to carry on the ethos that defines the act we honor.
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It's the perfect carry on size, has so many pockets/compartments and is super cute in yellow.
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There'd be a pile of people who'd survive in New Zealand and they'd carry on without electricity.
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" Another person tweeted "Wait, WHEN did we decide Aziz Ansari was forgiven and allowed to carry on?
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It's a film about how we carry on with the painful knowledge that victory may never come.
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We can tell [the content is] awful—but we know we can handle it and carry on.
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If there were such thing as an "It" suitcase, the Away carry-on would be just that.
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It's just kind of to carry on the legacy of the old building and maintain that creativity.
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This Note7 was recalled and is banned on all flights in both checked and carry-on luggage.
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TSA policy states replica explosives and hand grenades are prohibited from carry-on bags and checked luggage.
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You can then clip the bag around your suitcase, saving storage space in your carry-on bag.
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I fit everything in a carry-on and a backpack, so a Standard ticket worked for me.
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More recently, travelers noticed more scrutiny of food in carry-on bags this spring at TSA checkpoints.
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His 23-year-old son, Rajesh, expects to carry on the family tradition, but with one difference.
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Carry On The actor, comedian and author always takes detergent, a pocket watch and a prayer book.
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"Peace seemed to breathe in the very atmosphere," the captain said, for all the boisterous carry-on.
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Financially, it could have been great for you to carry on with your hit "Cars" from 1979.
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Do you stay calm, keep smiling, and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space?
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Presidents tend to choose nominees younger to carry on their legacy well beyond their term in office.
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Carry On The makeup artist always takes foundation, glasses (not tinted ones) and beef jerky for snacking.
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His son decided he wouldn't carry on the tradition, he recalled as his wife looked on solemnly.
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Despite the roadblocks, Sahi Ram said he was going to carry on walking until he got home.
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Employees who were not contacted about an interaction with the sick employee should carry on as normal.
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But as presidential campaigns carry on, some wonder how long they can do so without looking irresponsible.
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I think it's a 'keep calm and carry on' situation, there's not much you can realistically do.
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Pearl farming wiped out an entire industry, but some continue to carry on diving as a tradition.
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Pack a pen and paper in your carry on to play a few rounds of Squiggle Challenge.
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Carry-On: Pies and Cakes Apple, pumpkin, chocolate, blueberry, vanilla, you name it, it's good to go.
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"Carry on," Kate Mansell, the mother of a toddler and a baby in a stroller, told Reuters.
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Each carry-on shell undergoes the same production process used for high-end motorcycles and race cars.
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Carry on: "Outside the Capitol , Santa giving interviews about why Trump should be impeached" Photo: http://bit.
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An Away bag landed a spot on Insider Picks&apos list of the best carry-on luggage.
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It's good for storing the owner's manual in a dedicated slot and one carry-on-size suitcase.
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Their final journey is to ensure a future generation of mutants survives to carry on their legacy.
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"His legacy is to carry on the peace, brother to brother, sister to sister," Wanda Melendez said.
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My problem has always been the extended handles on carry-on roller bags coming off or jamming.
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Passengers can bring products that are approved by the F.D.A. in their checked or carry-on luggage.
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Knowing exactly what to pack in your carry-on for a long haul flight can be tricky.
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Here are 12 things you should bring in your carry-on for your next long-haul flight.
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For the most part, people living under President Clinton carry on as if nothing unusual has occurred.
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Jamal told CNN that he never felt like he needed a boy to carry on his legacy.
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Do you carry on to cash in your treasure or ... do you go and seek out conflict?
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But the Bose headphones are bulkier, though they have always fit fine in my carry-on bag.
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If you're open to flying one-way and with carry-on luggage only, websites such as skiplagged.
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There are few interior storage cubbies, and the trunk is restricted to one carry-on-size suitcase.
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"Another recent trend is more carriers are starting to charge for carry-on luggage," Mr. Surry said.
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It comes with a carry strap but could also fit into a small backpack or carry-on.
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After this, Amazon Easter deals will start and carry on until 23:59 on Monday, March 26.
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"I could no longer just sit back and let things carry on as normal," Davidsen told CNN.
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There was something incredibly thrilling about reading Rainbow Rowell's Carry On when it came out in 2015.
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