The ferry sent out a distress call around 8 a.m.
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And the government doesn't seem like it's heard your distress call.
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Egyptian armed forces said they had not received a distress call.
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Egyptian armed forces said they had not received a distress call.
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"There was no distress call (issued) from the pilot," he added.
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News, referring to the unidentified person who placed the distress call.
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The Italian coastguard received a distress call at about 10 a.m.
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Rumors of a recent distress call are false, the spokesman said.
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The Coast Guard received no distress call from the vessel, he said.
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Emergency personnel responded to a distress call at a Florida beach Sunday.
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Another senior defense official said no distress call came from the boats.
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He said a distress call was received at around 05:33 p.m.
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He'd intercepted a distress call from a religious colony on the surface.
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A distress call The Golden Ray called for help around 2 a.m.
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It received a mayday distress call and immediately commenced a rescue operation.
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However, every user would need a SIM card to place the distress call.
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The plane never issued a mayday distress call and did not turn back.
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"I can't breathe," the caller could be heard saying in the distress call.
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It disappeared from radar about 90 seconds later without ever issuing a distress call.
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Fans of the DC Comics superhero spotted his famous distress call at 8 p.m.
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The plane did not make a distress call before it went down, officials said.
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"ignored distress call"@ (Adds additional details and background) GENEVA, July 20 (Reuters) - The detained British-flagged tanker Stena Impero was in an accident with an Iranian fishing boat and ignored its distress call, Iran's Fars news agency reported on Saturday, quoting an official.
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The Coast Guard is now looking into the possibility the distress call was a hoax.
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In fact, Sig's call is the first he's hearing of any kind of distress call.
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It was a distress call, as Hitler's finest ship was sunk by the Royal Navy.
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Local press reported that the fire department received the distress call at around 1.50 a.m.
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Ferrel issued a radio beacon and then a distress call saying they were disabled and adrift.
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Police said they have not found any evidence a distress call was made before it crashed.
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ON NOVEMBER 9TH 2018 a Piper Dakota light aircraft flying over Iowa broadcast a distress call.
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The captain then sent out a distress call to the Coast Guard, according to the report.
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The captain then sent out a distress call to the Coast Guard, according to the report.
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Police said they have not found evidence a distress call was made before the crash. 10.
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Its pilots made no distress call and no group has claimed to have brought down the aircraft.
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Annabel sends out another distress call from Carmel begging her sister to rescue her one more time.
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However, police told the outlet that it appeared there was no distress call before the helicopter went down.
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A Carnival cruise ship turned around to answer a distress call from a man whose boat was sinking.
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Ghaith of Flydubai said that he had no information to indicate that the pilot had issued a distress call.
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This new book focuses on mercenary Jayne Cobb, who responds to a distress call from an old flame, Temperance.
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Iran says it towed a vessel into its waters from the strait after the ship issued a distress call.
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"So a few years ago, I accidentally received a distress call," Kim (newcomer Sadie Stanley) says in the trailer.
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Initially, the Japanese Coast Guard said that the distress call from the ACX Crystal came at 2:25 a.m.
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There was no distress call before it lost contact, changed course and began to spiral downwards over open water.
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While there, they come across a distress call from their sister ship, Exeter, which is under attack from raiders.
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The pilot sent out a distress call and was cleared to return to the airport shortly before the crash.
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One source told CNN there was a distress call that came from the pilot involving a problem with fuel.
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At the time of the distress call off Queens, there was still a warning in effect for gale-force winds.
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The US Fifth Fleet's destroyer USS Bainbridge was nearby and responded to a distress call received at 6:12 a.m.
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An Emirati official had told the AP the small oil tanker made no distress call before switching off its tracker.
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Iran has said it towed a vessel into its waters from the strait after the ship issued a distress call.
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Iran said the vessel impounded was the one it towed on Sunday after the ship had sent a distress call.
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Iran recently said it towed a vessel into its waters from the strait after the ship issued a distress call.
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A devaluation would further harm consumers' disposable income and consumption, and would sound like a distress call to skittish investors.
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In 1990, Dr. Brunvand, was climbing Mount McKinley when he and his group got a distress call from 19,600 feet.
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When Wally makes the distress call, a real live human answers, takes control of the robot, and guides it to safety.
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Through the i-Cut app, girls who are being forced to undergo the procedure can alert authorities with a distress call.
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Iran said the vessel impounded was the same one it towed on Sunday after the ship had sent a distress call.
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Yesterday, he and his wife called in a distress call from a boat and were picked up by the Disney cruise.
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Help did not arrive in time to save Philando Castile, but Reynolds' live-streamed distress call was heard around the world.
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Mr. Lunsford said he did not know what had led to the crash or whether there had been a distress call.
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A Carnival cruise ship turned around to answer a distress call from a man whose boat was sinking in Cozumel, Mexico.
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A German cruise ship, the Mein Schiff 6, responded to a distress call from the fishing boat's captain, the affidavit said.
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It would take them weeks to slow down after getting the distress call, so basically they could not stop in time.
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Other correction officers responded to the distress call, and the prison was placed on lockdown, but inmates took four employees hostage.
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Isabella Hellman was reported missing nine months ago after the Coast Guard received a distress call from her husband, Lewis Bennett.
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Related: Pirates Could Make a Comeback as Illegal Fishing Returns to Somalia's Coast At 1:17pm, Évelyne sent out a distress call.
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I use my scanner to identify the exact location of the distress call and find that, of course, it's coming from underwater.
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The search led to a Disney cruise ship that picked up the man and his wife after they made a distress call.
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It told the story of the Inuit fisherman who spoke to Sandra Bullock's character in Gravity during a distress call to Earth.
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Isabella Hellman was reported missing early on May 15 after the Coast Guard received a distress call from her husband, Lewis Bennett.
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The plane plunged six minutes after its takeoff from Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, after the pilot sent a distress call.
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The plane had turned, apparently to return to the airport, Iran's civil aviation authority said, adding that there was no distress call.
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The ship -- with 1,300 passengers and crew -- lost power on Saturday off the coast of Norway and sent out a distress call.
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The tanker, named Aris 13, sent out a distress call on Monday before changing course towards the port town of Alula, Reuters reports.
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A ship with a Netherlands flag, the Coastal Ace, first responded to the distress call from the Courageous and evacuated the crew members.
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The pilot of the flight on Sunday sent out a distress call shortly after takeoff, and was cleared to return to the airport.
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The pilot sent out a distress call and was cleared to return to the airport, Bole International, the airline's chief executive told reporters.
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Pilot Craig Layson sent out a distress call after the crash on Saturday evening, reporting that passengers were injured, according to the Associated Press.
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There was a distress call from the pilot involving a problem with fuel, government sources close to the investigation told CNN at the time.
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Bahamas Police spokeswoman Shanta Knowles told the Associated Press that she did not believe there was a distress call before the aircraft went down.
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The fleet's commander sends me a message asking for help, and after how guilty I felt ignoring a distress call last time, I oblige.
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Bahamas Police spokeswoman Shanta Knowles told the Associated Press that she did not believe there was a distress call before the aircraft went down.
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The authorities received no distress call from the pilots, who had brought the aircraft to a normal cruising altitude of 21.2,000 feet (11,300 metres).
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But in a post-credits scene, Nick Fury is seen sending a distress call to someone he believes can save the day: Captain Marvel.
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Investigators are looking into a distress call that forced Prince's private plane to make an emergency medical landing a few days before his death.
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The latest reports also indicate there was a distress call from the crew indicating some type of trouble with the aircraft, the official added.
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The movie: The ship going from the Moon to Mars, the Cepheus, gets a distress call from a research ship studying Comet 17P/Holmes.
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A distress call is how a plane signals there is an emergency -- and doesn't have to be a pilot alerting authorities with a "Mayday" call.
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Whatsit (Reese Witherspoon), a personification of the universe's good energy who's come to Earth in pursuit of a distress call aimed at the Murry house.
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From disappearing Arctic ice in Alaska to greater storm surges along our nation's coastlines to heatwaves in America's heartland, nature is sending a distress call.
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The state police officers on board did not make any kind of distress call, and the cause of the crash remains unknown, the NTSB said.
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The distress call came in over the radio to the Coast Guard from a person on the boat, who said they were having battery trouble.
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Searches by the Coast Guard, Sheriff's department and others have found no sign of the men or the plane and no distress call was received.
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Balilo said a distress call had been issued before noon after the ferry capsized about 9 miles off the town of Real, in Quezon province.
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But then a traditional Trek trope: a distress call, followed by a screen saying, "NCC-17," which is the moment we realize what is coming.
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But immediately after takeoff, the pilots radioed a distress call, Interfax reported, and the plane, a Sukhoi SSJ-100, circled back for an emergency landing.
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The pilot, identified as James E. Robinson, 20153, of Meigs, Ga., made a distress call to the airport before it crashed around 12:40 p.m.
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The ACARS data suggested the fire had spread fast and "that might explain the fact that there was no distress call," Learmont wrote in a blog.
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The 23 crew members of the Front Altair were picked up by a South Korean cargo ship, the Hyundai Dubai, which responded to their distress call.
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Two Toronto police officers apparently got so high that they panicked, called for help, then ran away from the colleagues who responded to the distress call.
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Air traffic controller Yaneth Molina, who received the distress call, said in a letter written to colleagues that she had received death threats following the crash.
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Upon opening the feature, users can press and hold the icon down, and after releasing it, they can enter their PIN to disable the distress call.
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Iranian officials on Wednesday said that they'd responded to a distress call from the vessel and come to its aid, according to the New York Times.
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The ACARS data suggested the fire had spread quickly and "that might explain the fact that there was no distress call", Learmont wrote in a blog.
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Agents responding to the distress call found 21 adults and 36 minors — 17 of whom were unaccompanied — in the area, where officials said it was 108 degrees.
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According to a Hyundai Merchant Marine official, the ship's captain said in an official report that he heard three explosions prior to the Front Altair's distress call.
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But why, instead of a broadband distress call, did he send an incredibly hard-to-receive, hard-to-interpret, badly damaged clip of a John Denver song?
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They need to figure out why not one of their allies, save Luke's ghost, answered the distress call on Crait (the answer is not "because nobody cared").
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And then the characters hear a distress call from an unknown ship and come across none other than the USS Enterprise, out in the middle of nowhere.
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Wu made a distress call on a satellite phone and told her friends she couldn't move her lower half but was able to get rescuers her coordinates.
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These included the attempted hijacking in April of a Tuvalu-flagged cargo ship that was rescued by the Chinese navy after the crew sent a distress call.
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"Regardless of one or two boat engines malfunctioning, what should have happened after a distress call was all hands on deck manning the boat weapons," West added.
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Malaysia's inspector-general of police, Mohamad Fuzi Harun, said a day after the shooting that their records showed a distress call was received at 6:41 a.m.
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On June 11, Christopher Leclair, 48, of Albion, Pennsylvania, made a distress call to the U.S. Coast Guard, saying this his wife, Karen Leclair, 51, had fallen overboard.
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Two days before, Leclair made a distress call reporting that his wife, Karen Leclair, 51, went missing, according to the arrest affidavit obtained by the Erie Times-News.
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Officials received a distress call from the vessel on Wednesday, with the victims saying that the boat was disabled near Vieques, Coast Guard officials said in a statement.
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Egyptian investigators have said that the EgyptAir plane did not show any technical problems before taking off and the pilot made no distress call to air traffic control.
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Across America: Medical Transport Flight Crashes Pilot, 2 passengers killed in Illinois The National Transportation Safety Board said no distress call was made before the plane went down.
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The Carnival Paradise cruise ship was on its way back to Tampa from Cozumel when it received a distress call about a small boat with a man overboard.
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The explosion on the port side warped the bulkhead, preventing the crew from closing a watertight door, crippled both engines and disabled radio communication, preventing a distress call.
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She has a vision of the deceased Khal Drogo and their unborn son, but in the end she leaves them to answer the distress call of the baby dragon.
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Incredibly, it was the second tanker ripped apart that day, and the most experienced seamen at the station had already been dispatched to help with the first distress call.
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Missions appear in various corners of the world, but it's up to you how you split your time, and whether you can really afford to answer every distress call.
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Iran's Fars news agency said the Guards had taken control of the Stena Impero on Friday after it collided with an Iranian fishing boat whose distress call it ignored.
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The young elephant Kham Lha is seen charging into the river after hearing a semi-submerged Thomson's kicks, splashing and calls and apparently interpreting them as a distress call.
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" The investigation subsequently revealed that Stephen Garland, the agent who was injured in the incident, said in a distress call that he and Martinez had "ran into a culvert.
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The hospital, located outside Chiari in Lombardy, sent out a distress call through the newspaper Giornale di Brescia, which caught the attention of physicist Massimo Temporelli, founder of FabLab.
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As I read this report each year, I do so with one pervading thought: What does this distress call mean for North American businesses — in other words, our customers?
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"The aircraft is in the video as it's descending in a steep descent, a steep nose down attitude," Sumwault told the press briefing, adding that there was no distress call.
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That story will take the crew of the ship to a desert moon after the ship's mercenary Jayne Cobb (originated by Adam Baldwin) gets a distress call from an ex.
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Cynthia Curley says that her dispatcher initially responded to her distress call about her seemingly unhinged codriver by asking whether she could stay on until the end of the trip.
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Swiss officials say they&aposre not aware of any distress call from an old-time prop plane that crashed in the Swiss Alps before it went down, killing 217 people.
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"The aircraft is in the video as it's descending in a steep descent, a steep nose down attitude," Sumwalt told a press briefing, adding that there was no distress call.
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Here's what we know so far: What happened In the predawn hours on Monday, a haunting distress call was apparently made from a commercial scuba diving vessel named the Conception.
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The Special Administrative Unit of Civil Aeronautics said there were no survivors of the crash, which occurred after the DC-3 aircraft made a distress call at 10:40 a.m.
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Bruce Landsberg, the vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said during a press conference on Sunday that the plane didn&apost issue a distress call, according to CNN.
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The Modern Express had been traveling from Gabon to the French port of Le Havre, carrying timber and equipment, when it ran into trouble and issued a distress call last Tuesday.
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In the sometimes chaotic exchange with the air traffic tower, the pilot of the British-built jet requests permission to land because of "fuel problems" without making a formal distress call.
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"The distress call was sent this morning ... by the Italian fishing vessel Erica seeking assistance as it was transporting 17 people and was facing danger of sinking," a police statement said.
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In the opening scene of the franchise's 333 motion picture, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the U.S.S. Enterprise responds to a distress call from another ship, the Kobayashi Maru.
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Egypt's state newspaper Ahram reported that there had been no distress call from the plane and that the last contact with the pilot was about 10 minutes before the aircraft disappeared.
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At 1 AM, for some reason, Dominelli started to run up the street they were monitoring and put in a distress call as he thought he was going to pass out.
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He corrected the timeline of the attack, noting that the police had arrested the suspect 21 minutes after the first distress call, down from the initial police report of 36 minutes.
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News agency ANSA said the Thalassa intervened in the rescue in Libya&aposs search and rescue zone late Monday, even though the Libyan coast guard had been alerted to the distress call.
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The pirates were involved in the attempted hijacking in April of the OS35, a Tuvalu-flagged cargo ship that was rescued by the Chinese navy after the crew sent a distress call.
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None of those on board Vestas were injured, with the team issuing a Mayday distress call on behalf of the other boat to alert the Hong Kong Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (HKMRCC).
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After a ship carrying Libyan refugees puts out a distress call, Elizabeth has 20 minutes to decide whether to question a passenger claiming to know where the world's most-wanted terrorist is.
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Egypt's state newspaper Al Ahram reported that there had been no distress call from the plane and that the last contact with the pilot was about 10 minutes before the aircraft disappeared.
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Italy's coastguard received a distress call from the vessel on Wednesday evening and alerted the privately funded MOAS ship Phoenix, which used remote-controlled drones to locate the boat, a statement said.
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The report does not describe a distress call from the pilot and does not speculate on the cause of the crash, which happened the afternoon of December 26 on the island of Kauai.
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A defense official had previously told CNN there was an indication that the crew had made a distress call, a sign of some type of trouble with the aircraft, prior to its crashing.
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Ten years ago, Troy was flying in the skies over Iraq when he received a distress call about a Special Operations unit whose helicopter had crashed and was now being ambushed by enemy forces.
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Officials said Sunday they weren't aware of any distress call made from the plane, adding that the investigation into the crash is expected to be "relatively complex" — though there's no indication of foul play.
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The Aris 13 sent a distress call on Monday, turned off its tracking system and altered course for the Somali port town of Alula, said John Steed of the aid group Oceans Beyond Piracy.
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"There was a misidentification of the security forces emergency services team who were conducting a routine inspection of the medical facility, which caused the distress call to the base defense operations center," it said.
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Although many of them have settled in Tijuana, they wait and cling to the hope, they say, that one day a US rescue team responds to their distress call and brings them all home.
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Just as the poster and the trailer give little away, there is a drowsy slowness to the first half-hour of the film as the crew awake from hypersleep to answer a distress call.
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Shortly after the Boeing 7377 Max 21980 took off from Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, bound for Nairobi, Kenya, the pilot sent a distress call and received permission to return to the airport.
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The Lithuanian-flagged Regina Seaways, carrying 335 people, restored power to its main engine four hours after it issued a distress call due to a suspected fire in its engine room, the ministry said.
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The Stena Impero was in an accident with an Iranian fishing boat whose distress call it ignored, the agency quoted the head of Ports and Maritime Organisation in southern Hormozgan province, Allahmorad Afifipour, as saying.
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Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards took control of the Stena Impero in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday after it collided with an Iranian fishing boat whose distress call it ignored, the Fars news agency reported.
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RCMP received a distress call on Saturday from one hiker after a cornice collapsed on the peak of Mount Harvey, which is situated 33 kilometers (20.5 miles) north of Vancouver, in the Lions Bay area.
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In the early hours of January 11, 2000, US Coast Guard helicopter pilot Mark Ward responded to a distress call from a ship taking on water, caught in a Nor'easter off the North Carolina coast.
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The U.S. is uncertain whether the vessels, which were sailing near Farsi Island in the Persian Gulf, intentionally entered Iranian waters, and the senior defense official said no distress call was made by the ships.
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Bennett reported his wife missing in a distress call to the Coast Guard, who rescued him from a life raft about 30 miles west of Cay Sal, Bahamas, not far from Cuba in May 2017.
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About an hour after the Kokuka Courageous' distress call, a U.S. aircraft observed an IRGC Hendijan-class patrol boat and multiple IRGC fast attack craft and fast inshore attack craft near the Altair, Urban said.
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The first person was charged under this law in April for posting a YouTube video accusing the Malaysian police of taking nearly an hour to respond to a distress call after a Palestinian lecturer was shot.
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As Lifehacker's Patrick Allen pointed out just yesterday, emergency services personnel can pinpoint the nearest cell tower, but that's often about as close as they can get when receiving a distress call from a mobile phone.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The 1988 Dassault Falcon 900 was about an hour into its flight from Atlanta in the wee hours of Friday, April 15, when the pilot made a distress call to air traffic controllers in Chicago.
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The National Park Service says four people have died in the crash of a sightseeing airplane, similar to the aircraft seen here, in Alaska's Denali National Park after thick clouds hampered rescuers' response to a distress call.
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Greece&aposs coast guard says a search and rescue operation is underway for a boat believed to be carrying about 50 migrants which issued a distress call off the coast of the eastern Aegean island of Samos.
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The ferry, Regina Seaways, sent out a distress call at 1045 GMT and the Lithuanian military sent a helicopter to the vessel and has two more on standby if needed, a spokesman for the Lithuanian air force said.
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An Iranian maritime official said earlier on Saturday that the ship had been guided to the port of Bandar Abbas by Revolutionary Guards for an investigation after it collided with a fishing vessel and ignored a distress call.
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"All we know is it disappeared suddenly without making a distress call," one of them said, adding that only by analyzing the black boxes or a large amount of debris could authorities begin to form a clearer picture.
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"It got involved in an accident with an Iranian fishing boat... When the boat sent a distress call, the British-flagged ship ignored it," said the head of Ports and Maritime Organisation in southern Hormozgan province, Allahmorad Afifipour.
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Detective Miller (Thomas Jane), who's been tracking a missing girl, finally comes in contact with the crew of a spaceship, who almost died when answering said missing girl's distress call out in the middle of the solar system.
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Last year's finale ended with some of the season's big mysteries and plotlines being resolved, then it tacked on a coda / cliffhanger, as the USS Discovery received a distress call from the Enterprise's pre-Kirk commander, Captain Christopher Pike.
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"It got involved in an accident with an Iranian fishing boat... When the boat sent a distress call, the British-flagged ship ignored it," the head of Ports and Maritime Organisation in southern Hormozgan province, Allahmorad Afifipour, told Fars.
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"The vessel traffic office received a distress call from the VOS THEIA at 1730 (1430 GMT) on Sunday, June 3, 2018 about a fire in the vessel resulting from an external attack," the Port Corporation said in a statement.
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On June 11, Christopher Leclair made a distress call to the Coast Guard to report that his wife had fallen off their commercial fishing boat into the choppy waters of Lake Erie about three miles off the coast of Pennsylvania.
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Ghaith of Flydubai said that he had no information to indicate that the pilot had issued a distress call and said both the pilot and co-pilot, a Cypriot and a Spaniard respectively, each had over 5,000 hours of flight experience.
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Iranian state TV earlier said the seized vessel was the same one Iran towed after it sent a distress call on Sunday, but there was no confirmation of this in the statement issued by the Revolutionary Guards about the impounded vessel.
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The Denims are all around the world and get a distress call, so they get in a pink cab, pick each other up, and beat up all the baddies – a bit like Gaga's "Telephone" video where she was referencing Tarantino.
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The Jimme Foundation stepped in after a distress call from a charity helping sex workers in the western Indian city, many of them single mothers struggling to feed their children since the world's second most populous country went into lockdown.
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The Jimme Foundation stepped in after a distress call from a charity helping sex workers in the western Indian city, many of them single mothers struggling to feed their children since the world's second most populous country went into lockdown.
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Salah Salem Saleh Sulaiman, 46, posted a YouTube video claiming Malaysian police took 50 minutes to respond to the distress call reporting the April killing of 34-year-old Fadi al-Batsh, an engineer and alleged member of the militant fundamentalist group Hamas.
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" He could not comment on how the pregnancy went undetected until the mother went into labor and police were alerted by a 911 distress call by a staff member who frantically told the dispatcher, "We had no idea this woman was pregnant.
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He and the other passengers — a woman from the Dominican Republic and her two 12-year-old children — were aboard a 146-foot former oceanographic research vessel called the Ferrel, and endured a full day on terrifying waters after their distress call.
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The cargo ship that was attacked on Saturday, which had a crew of 19 Filipino sailors, was saved when an Indian and Chinese antipiracy patrol, responding to a distress call, fought off the pirates, according to a statement from India's defense ministry.
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Low-lying clouds and rainy conditions prevented crews from spotting the wreckage in Alaska&aposs Denali National Park until clearing weather Monday — a day and a half after thick clouds hampered the response to a distress call — allowed a helicopter to reach the crash site.
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The plane appeared for five seconds in video captured from the Chambers County jail, about a mile and a half away, showing the aircraft in a "steep, nose-down" descent, Sumwalt said, adding that there was no distress call from the plane and it had no declared hazardous materials on board.
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Using a hand-held digital camera, he filmed the six-minute boat ride: from the skipper Jacob welcoming passengers; to the "mayday" distress call; to the first sighting of the prosthetic shark; to the grenade launchers and exploding fireballs; and, finally, to the "high-voltage" cable that fries the animatronic beast.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The crew and sailors of an oil tanker from Panama were rescued after a distress call was sent following a fire that broke out on board, the WAM state news agency reported, citing a statement by the United Arab Emirate's federal transport authority (FTA) for land & maritime on Wednesday.
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While those signals did not include precise geographic coordinates, experts were able to calculate a likely point of impact based on the data received from multiple satellites, said Steven Lett, an American diplomat who heads the secretariat of the International Cospas-Sarsat Program, a maritime and aviation distress-call network based in Montreal.
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CAIRO, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The crew and sailors of an oil tanker from Panama were rescued after a distress call was sent following a fire that broke out on board, the WAM state news agency reported, citing a statement by the United Arab Emirate's federal transport authority (FTA) for land & maritime on Wednesday.
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The girls are building apps they hope will be used by slum dwellers to make their lives easier - by allowing them to send a distress call if a woman is being harassed, a message to civic authorities when garbage needs clearing, or to receive an alert when it's their turn at the communal water tap.
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Abbas Mousavi, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that Iranian forces had rushed to the aid of an unidentified tanker that had sent a distress call after a "technical glitch," according to reports Tuesday night from the semiofficial Iranian news agency Press TV. He said that tugboats had towed it toward Iranian waters for repairs.
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Abbas Mousavi, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that Iranian forces had rushed to the aid of an unidentified tanker that had sent a distress call after a "technical glitch," according to reports Tuesday night from the semiofficial Iranian news agency Press TV. He said that tugboats had towed it toward Iranian waters for repairs.
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Image 2 of 2 ABOARD THE ASTRAL ON THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA – A Spanish rescue ship patrolling the Mediterranean Sea said Friday that Italian officials told it to let the Libyan coast guard respond to a distress call from a smuggling boat carrying 100 migrants, only to hear reports shortly afterward that 100 migrants were missing and feared dead in the same area.
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Bodies of water, certain kinds of grass and other land features can attract birds, and ALPA ASLs discuss these and other issues with airport authorities, along with using deterrents — including the use of pyrotechnics, bird distress-call recordings, propane cannons, and pesticides or poisons to control the insects and rodents that attract birds — to discourage and manage their habitation near airports.
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The "foreign crude oil tanker in the Persian Gulf" was emitting a distress call, Iranian officials said, according to a report Tuesday on state-run Press TV. "Iranian forces rushed to the scene after receiving the call, and tug boats assisted the disabled vessel and towed it towards Iranian territorial waters to undergo required repair," Press TV reported, citing Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi, without identifying the ownership of the tanker.
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Arthur Rostron of the Carpathia, one of the ships that helped in the rescue; Harold Cottam, the Carpathia's wireless operator who woke Mr. Rostron — against the orders of the senior officer on duty — after the Titanic's distress call; Sinai Kantor, a Russian immigrant who was traveling third class on the Titanic (he also died); and the millionaire John Jacob Astor IV, perhaps the Titanic's most famous — and certainly its wealthiest — casualty.
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