Particularly unique excursions include Dolphin Discovery Tours sailing through local hidden creeks and spotting bottlenose dolphins, and tubing excursions just for teens.
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She eventually discovered a passion for outdoor sports after enrolling in a church program that organized wilderness excursions for kids, but it was just that—excursions.
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Book fun excursions you don't want to pay forAnother way to use Chase Ultimate Rewards is for fun day trips and excursions you wouldn't normally want to pay for.
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If the author's physical excursions put you in mind of the actor David Naughton running naked through the woods in "An American Werewolf in London," his mental excursions are just as breathless.
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CUT DOWN ON TOURS AND EXCURSIONS You don't need to book an endless lineup of tours and excursions to have an enjoyable getaway — most are expensive and don't necessarily enrich your trip.
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Both planes were carrying cruise ship guests on separate excursions.
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You can book excursions to nearby waterfalls through the resort.
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There are orchards and pumpkin patches begging for weekend excursions.
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The youth group he's with organizes excursions for the children.
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There were elaborate excursions, dinners, and trips out of town.
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Now, the company hosts excursions on a glamorously outfitted 757.
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It lets you avoid excursions that might get them sick.
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It's great for beach barbecues, fishing excursions — and testing missiles.
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The tentative plans include events around New Delhi and excursions.
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That can be enough, especially in its transitions and excursions.
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The Labrador loves to go on excursions with his buddy Chunk.
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The zero gravity excursions offered by Zero G utilize parabolic flight.
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Public lectures, intellectual discussions and excursions have evolved into a business.
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Those were some of the more memorable excursions that I've made.
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These amenities range from surprising complimentary items to extremely expensive excursions.
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The payments included gifts, travel, shopping excursions and cash, it added.
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No time of year is better suited to foliage-forward excursions.
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The Sons of the Harpy go masked on their terrorist excursions.
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All excursions and transfers, luxury accommodations, and some meals are included.
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Most of the excursions are free, except for a refundable deposit.
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Popular excursions in Havana include a city tour and Tropicana Cabaret.
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Visit Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground for special outdoor excursions.
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The resort also newly offers seasonal excursions to the butterfly reserve.
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The many excursions are too brief, too cursory for long consideration.
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It was refreshing as well in his many excursions into earlier music.
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During those excursions — which included trips to McDonald's — she attempted to escape.
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But in between romantic dates and adventurous excursions — they're going bungee jumping!
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However, not all of Silverstein Properties's excursions into art have been successful.
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If only I could un-remember these most foul excursions into heterosexuality.
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The drought creates longer — and sometimes more dangerous — excursions to find water.
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His leg was hurting; he was fed up with the forced excursions.
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For city slickers, such excursions could be the best of both worlds.
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Some also offer mud baths, yoga sessions and excursions to Machu Picchu.
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BrightSide Tours offers seven excursions in Barcelona, also in Ural sidecar motorcycles.
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There's nothing to lose by going on group tours or guided excursions.
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Tickets begin from $1,499 a person, and include most meals and excursions.
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Every one of these excursions is an education in How to Beach.
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Crystal Cruises travels to 818 different locations and offers 2,000 different excursions.
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Popular excursions include the Glacier Bay National Park excursion and whale watching.
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This money funds nights out with friends or other excursions with Rosy.
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At the time, she was an excursions manager; he was chief officer.
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Cruise ships in the region are also making voluntourism part of shore excursions.
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He will almost certainly add more countries to both of these European excursions.
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Secret Service uses the golf carts to follow Trump on his golfing excursions.
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It's perfect for short weekend trips but also excels for longer, multiday excursions.
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And here, in her excursions, was a way to find enjoyment in solitude.
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On weekends, the squad would often go on outdoor excursions in nearby jungles.
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Unlike in Italy, public parks in San Francisco are open for such excursions.
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Mr. Davis joked that it was just a ruse to extend their excursions.
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His "centrifugal excursions" offer a fresh look at its political and cultural boundaries.
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The movie is at its best telling discrete stories of Mr. Hondros's excursions.
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Others, like the Mermaid, set out for short excursions lasting a few hours.
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Field Trips is a new column about plant-centric excursions in New York.
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During Larsen's early excursions, the hills surrounding Khom were full of ski tracks.
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" They will ask you, "What was it like leading excursions of Outward Bound?
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Excursions range from $15 for a walking tour to thousands for luxury experiences.
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Those shore excursions and spa services can add up after 10 days; 8.
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FlyNYON is still in operation, advertising daily off-door excursions on its website.
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I head up to the front desk to check out any other excursions.
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The schedule includes excursions, hands-on workshops, discussions, films, conversations, and live music.
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More people are using travel sites like Airbnb to explore and book these excursions.
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The trip includes accommodations, 23 meals, in-destination transportation and excursions starting at $2,203.
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That was OK. He'd just have to take note of that for future excursions.
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Both planes in last week's collision were carrying cruise ship guests on separate excursions.
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The tour includes most meals, accommodations, transfers, entrance fees to parks and guided excursions.
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Paying for the full price of a vacation – plane ticket, hotel, restaurants, excursions, etc.
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The higher purpose behind the deep excursions and the long road-trips remains elusive.
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And don't forget excursions or activities you'll want to try out while you travel.
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Thanks to better mains and drains its excursions have been curtailed in rich countries.
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But excursions on Mars will revolve around doing science, much like the Apollo missions.
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To prep for his excursions, George MacNaughton, 271, a former executive in Nahant, Mass.
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By 2032 we will have gone sixty years, three generations, between human lunar excursions.
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Brief excursions into Manhattan's artfully decorated apartments and sleek offices establish a familiar distance.
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Local Guest offers excursions like spelunking or hiking, while also incorporating clean-up efforts.
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That there are many excursions deep into the marshes of biochemistry and cellular biology.
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Birds were the theme of his toys, children's books, and family excursions and vacations.
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The excursions to temperance meetings expanded to other nearby temperance societies and Sunday schools.
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This isn't to say the bus trip, and similar excursions, don't have an impact.
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The tour package also included excursions to tourist sites outside of the nation's capital.
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Benefits vary by sailing, but could include onboard credits, prepaid gratuities and shore excursions.
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There, the line was drawn when certain officials requested police escorts for shopping excursions.
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Alas, during our nighttime excursions, we failed to see a single unidentified flying object.
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"Neil, heli excursions canceled for tomorrow," read the WhatsApp message from our travel company.
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Mr. Anthony said presidents often brought their children or other relatives on foreign excursions.
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A skill that could come in handy one day, on excursions from the bunker.
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Maybe limit yourself to one or two big tours, excursions, or major sightseeing opportunities.
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In late April and early May, she had excursions booked for two weeks straight.
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They make local excursions at weekends, and sometimes venture further on cross country trips.
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Locals have converted farms to tourist playgrounds and started jungle hiking and boating excursions.
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Seven-night cruises start at $685 per cabin and include all excursions and meals.
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From the landing base, they completed three excursions to nearby craters and the Taurus mountains.
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But Hadid didn't just share photos of Rebekka's excursions in Tokyo on her own Instagram.
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In recent years we have taken excursions to New York City, Boston, Venice, and London.
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But it's still larger than I'd like to carry around for just basic photo excursions.
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That is the argument of Luuk van Middelaar in his new book "Alarums and Excursions".
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The experience costs around $1,605 per person, which includes the flight, excursions, and various amenities.
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We all lived near each other and planned parties or excursions together almost every weekend.
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We've obtained photos of shooter Nathaniel Berhow's dad, Mark, on various hunting and shooting excursions.
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The annual event is organized by Tim Kovar, a master instructor who regularly arranges excursions.
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Camping trips, hiking excursions and boating rides -- wherever he was, he worked on the project.
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The resort features three swimming pools, four tennis courts, a golf course and snorkeling excursions.
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I see splurging for excursions as a fun way to treat myself and my family.
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It was designed to be a home-on-the-go during long mountain biking excursions.
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Sidestep tiffs by coming up with a budget for flights, accommodations, food, excursions and shopping.
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The ship will tow kayaks and paddleboards, and skiff excursions offer wildlife watching up close.
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The boat, out of Santa Barbara, and has been doing diving excursions since the 1970s.
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Excursions include visits to the city's famous floating markets, bike trips and sampan boat tours.
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From California's earliest days, hiking, camping and outdoor excursions have been a way of life.
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Shore excursions might include kayaking on the Seine or a scavenger hunt in the Louvre.
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So, you really have a market now that is less prone to these volatile excursions.
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Shopping excursions to the store are typically bisected by a break in the elegant restaurant.
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Popular excursions at King's Wharf include a trip to the Horseshoe Bay Beach and snorkeling.
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Others cover amenities, such as alcoholic drinks, gratuities, cabin upgrades, Wi-Fi and shore excursions.
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When we did out-of-camp excursions, he always wanted to be on my team.
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These straight-faced Cantonese studies worked out better than Mr. Donnelly's halting excursions into Sichuan.
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Deep sea excursions The teacher can guide the lesson through the use of a tablet.
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Popular excursions in Dubrovnik include sea kayaking and a tour of its Dalmatian Coastal Villages.
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Such excursions are in my opinion the best possible way to work up your appetite.
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Daily excursions range from village walks to canoe rides, traditional dance performances and temple visits.
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You've booked your flight, planned excursions and looked into Airbnbs for your first trip abroad.
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"We did a couple excursions but other people contracted this parasite and they didn't come on the excursions with us, so it would have had to been on the resort or beach where we got it," Stephens told BuzzFeed News in a Facebook message.
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Bicycles are free, supplied by Le Grand Huit, a local bike tour and outdoor excursions company.
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Adventure seekers can participate in snorkeling and kayak excursions as well as glass-bottom boat tours.
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Finally, the Clinton campaign distributed plenty of video of the nominee using firearms on hunting excursions.
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We captured the entire day on camera so that you could join our NYC holiday excursions!
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"You might as well be swimming in sewage," Kraft says to me about my Hooch excursions.
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His teammates are wondering whether they'll survive their excursions into space — and so do their families.
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But these and other Malheur birding excursions are contingent on a timely resolution to the standoff.
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Many of those athletes spoke at length to ESPN about their excursions for a 2012 piece.
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But what can really put a dent in your wallet are the excursions and day trips.
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They also provide them opportunities to become more well-rounded through volunteer efforts and cultural excursions.
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She would shop [for food] every day, so many of our excursions were to the market.
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Prices from $1,892 per person, inclusive of ground transportation, lodging, excursions and all meals and beverages.
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Instead, you might take one of the cruise line's group excursions or book a private guide.
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Looking to politics, President Donald Trump has been continuing with his excursions in Asia this week.
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One night, during one of these excursions, she was approached by a keyboardist called Vic Martin.
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During one of our excursions, I noticed that J.Crew had a rainbow flag in its window.
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The routine never varied on those rare excursions into the city from our home in Bridgeport.
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There's little thunder, no off-piste mental excursions, no sense of a writer stropping his razor.
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Depending on where you stay, your hotel concierge can help plan additional excursions in the area.
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Typically, these excursions would be found through a hotel front desk or a local tourism office.
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But our annual excursions to the city are a happy memory etched in my heart forever.
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"The catamaran cruises are mostly running and so are the diving and snorkeling excursions," he said.
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Mark Thornton Safaris offers four- to 10-day private walking wildlife excursions in Serengeti National Park.
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The novel's intellectual and philosophical excursions are less successful, to my mind, than its concrete descriptions.
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Naturally, price points on Viator range dramatically based on the location and the excursions&apos complexity.
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But it seems likely that some of these astronauts could be considered for future lunar excursions.
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The staff also provides free excursions and pub crawls for guests interested in exploring the neighborhood.
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If you're looking to hang out and relax, don't spend extra for expensive tours or excursions.
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But that's exactly what Australia-based Aurora Expeditions is newly offering this summer in polar snorkeling excursions.
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And to anyone hiking in Hawaii, she urged carrying a cellphone and water, even for short excursions.
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Simulators are typically used for deep-sea excursions or international travel, but rarely for intercity transit service.
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Departures range from three to seven nights, and start at $3,703 a person, double occupancy, including excursions.
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Sometimes mom's-night-out excursions feel one tequila shot away from a game of spin the bottle.
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I used to be a very hands-on mother — constantly volunteering at school, planning parties and excursions.
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And remnants of the aforementioned trip, as with all of their excursions, are kept strictly between them.
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It's a bare necessity for space travelers, who will expect, at a minimum, to survive their excursions.
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" One bit of advice though, says Michael, "Never take the shore excursions that the cruise ships offer.
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Bus tours through the favelas in Brazil or excursions that turn Indigenous communities into sideshows are gross.
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But you might not need to create a high-powered playlist for your Target excursions just yet.
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On one of these dismal shopping excursions, on our way to the mall's exit, I noticed Waldenbooks.
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Passengers who bought shore excursions for Perfect Day at CocoCay will receive a refund, Royal Caribbean said.
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The tours are popular with visitors, and the excursions are promoted on the Hawaii Tourism Authority's website.
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The company has an adventure travel arm that has been leading excursions on seven continents since 1987.
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A three-night stay including meals, drinks, excursions, activities and airport transfers starts at $1,905 a person.
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My crawl space excursions had reinvigorated me lately, though, and I wanted to kick-start our relationship.
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Like many border-crossers, Abram is a dual US-Mexican citizen, making his shopping excursions much easier.
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Shore excursions include visits to cooking schools, stops at specialty culinary shops, regional wineries, and private cellars.
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Ducks abound, too, which is why many of the fishing-tour operators also arrange duck-hunting excursions.
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The indulgences can be directed at any step of the adventure: hotel, excursions, a particularly unforgettable meal.
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City mode is best suited for short jaunts around town, while travel mode is for longer excursions.
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The South Koreans lavished them with free flights, five-star hotels, air-conditioned coaches, bullet train excursions.
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Shore excursions include visits to a vanilla farm and a pearl farm and stops at deserted islets.
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Your ammunition is limited, and making excursions is harrowing, especially if you panic and miss your shots.
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Gotham West is one of a handful of expensive rental buildings offering excursions as the latest perk.
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Wilderness and wildlife freediving packages start at $3,645 and include accommodations, meals, floatplane transfers and some excursions.
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Options for shore excursions, available at an additional cost, include kayaking through fjords and hikes to waterfalls.
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You can also pay extra to rent cabanas and beach umbrellas, wave runners, or for parasailing excursions.
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Our editors also have suggestions on the snacks, songs, streaming and cultural excursions that we're excited about.
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From $1,700 a person a night inclusive of accommodations, meals, game drives and excursions from the lodges.
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In 2016, runway and taxiway excursions accounted for about a fifth of total accidents involving commercial aircraft.
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The resort features lavish amenities, food and dining, kids' clubs, guided excursions around the island, and more.
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Led by East Island Excursions, the 2185-minute maritime jaunt includes informative talks, snacks and cocktails ($225).
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In much of Poland, mushroom excursions double as an opportunity to encounter relics of the country's turbulent past.
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This isn't the first time the proud parents have publicly brought their daughter along on their cultural excursions.
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I began going after late-game excursions I could never tackle alone and the experience was eye opening.
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These appear mainly to be used for ground excursions, or for when they're performing maneuvers in the Endurance.
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Mostly solo trips, since I did some excursions by myself and left Bourbon Street earlier than the others.
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If you use Lyft at all, you're probably used to making multiple stops during your ride-hail excursions.
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NEW YORK – Marion Van Reeth biked hundreds of miles through rugged parts of the world on charity excursions.
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Employees are encouraged to attend "not at all mandatory" (they are totally mandatory) after-work activities and excursions.
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Among the most Instagram-able moments have been the pair's excursions with elephants, tigers, and alligators in Phuket.
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While I enjoyed all of my excursions, the highlight was the dining, which surprised me more than anything.
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But since these Sunday morning excursions of my childhood, time has not been kind to dim sum transporters.
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The payments came in the form of gifts, travel, shopping excursions and cash, among other things, it added.
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It's designed to play alongside the watch's rugged focus, lending itself to outdoor excursions and sweat-addled workouts.
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Instead of sticking to our schedule of excursions from the tiny inlet, we ended up never leaving it.
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The books are bursting with character profiles and excursions into the lives of Nick's far-flung family members.
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From booking special excursions to making dinner reservations, concierges have been assisting guests in many ways for decades.
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However, real life royals Duchess Kate and Prince Williams rarely get cuddly when on their many international excursions.
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Even on Urban Excursions, Finding Mother Nature's Charms Nature should and can fit into your next city getaway.
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Resort guests can embark on various boat excursions, from a romantic cruise on the resort's luxury yacht, Serenity ...
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Prices start at $3,200 a person, inclusive of accommodations, meals, workouts, excursions, local transportation and one spa treatment.
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He found time for gambling excursions to Las Vegas and cross-country driving trips with his four sons.
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The couple spent many weekends making excursions to sought-after flea markets in places like Pennsylvania Dutch country.
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The evening excursions were a reporter's dream, as his wealthy friends would compete to pick up the tab.
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I also love booking excursions and other travel splurges through the Chase portal because, well, it&aposs fun.
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Unlike your organized weekend excursions to Ikea or Target, Amazon's virtual aisles can feel a little more uncharted.
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Green taxis are "tourist taxis," which you can hire for one-off drives, round-trips or day excursions.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books WHEN EINSTEIN WALKED WITH GÖDEL: Excursions to the Edge of Thought, by Jim Holt.
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For those with shorter stays, the airline offers city tours at discounted rates, as well as desert excursions.
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John Pagano, Red Sea's chief executive, said the prince knew the area "intimately" from excursions on his yacht.
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She was a schoolteacher before REI became successful, and she often took her students on hikes and excursions.
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Popular excursions at this port include wine-tasting in nearby Krems and a trip to the Durnstein Castle.
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Excursions into solitude invariably must end, especially when there's another hour or so of movie yet to come.
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The two Haas drivers provided some entertainment as they went side by side, with Grosjean making several track excursions.
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Well, for those of us who have a winter agenda filled with outdoor excursions, it's pretty much a blessing.
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It's a fascinating glimpse into the wild west of aerospace experimentation and the history of humanity's excursions into space.
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The production is saved by its real stars: the beasts, birds and bugs that Darwin encounters on his excursions.
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Gramam Homestay is run by Jos, who can organize excursions, and his wife Lyma, who cooks a delicious breakfast.
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Participants have to complete their lunar excursions before March 31st, 2018 in order to win the grand prize money.
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It's also cavernous inside, with tons of smart storage cubbies and charging ports to make weekend excursions more manageable.
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Many of the excursions will also provide travelers (or curious locals) the chance to give back to the community.
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Empress of the Seas has been rerouted to Tortola, and our guests will receive refunds for prepaid shore excursions.
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It can also help you plan multi-city excursions, stringing several flights together on a trip around the world.
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Not only has Jorge parlayed his ABC exposure into Jorge's Tourges excursions business, but he's also taken up writing.
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The series includes iconic vistas and landmarks, as well as intimate glimpses into Hockney's excursions into the landscape itself.
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He leads regular classes and excursions into Los Angeles's forested areas in search of edible plants, mushrooms and flowers.
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A staff of 68 people facilitates all lodge activities, including bush walks, game drives, helicopter excursions, and private dining.
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MINIMIZE PLANNED EXCURSIONS Without set tours, you have more opportunities to discover the local culture in an organic way.
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He takes questions patiently, even as you can see him inwardly recoil at these excursions into his baseball mortality.
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Vincent Van-Go was personally designed for the client to serve as a home during long mountain biking excursions.
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Many of the sites these excursions cover aren't new; the way to see them, on the other hand, is.
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Off-shore islands, such as the Rosarios, make for stunning boating excursions and sleepy afternoons with beers on beaches.
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With a click on your smartphone, you'll have access to travel experiences and excursions previously known only by locals.
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The penguin's excursions are one of the many ways that shuttered zoos and aquariums are keeping their public engaged.
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The penguin's excursions are one of the many ways that shuttered zoos and aquariums are keeping their public engaged.
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Learn more about available group excursions through your hotel's concierge, an online search or through a local tourist office.
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Prices start at $3,13 a person, inclusive of accommodations, meals, workouts, excursions, activities, local transportation and one spa treatment.
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Some airlines allow up to a seven-day stay at no additional charge, though hotels and excursions are extra.
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Guided fly-fishing excursions are now offered at many trendy boutique hotels, including The Little Nell in Aspen, Colo.
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The 2021 itinerary also includes excursions from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Freeport, Bahamas; Key West, Florida; and Cozumel, Mexico.
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I have a feeling this might be one of the most moving works I'll encounter during my fair excursions.
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For reasons that seem silly now, I passed up eclipse excursions bound for Aruba, Africa and the Arctic Circle.
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On top of flights, ground transportation and daily excursions, you still have to pay for a place to sleep.
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The 8503-liter moves out smartly with 2850- to 24-mile-an-hour excursions taking a brief five seconds.
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Those retreats are longer and guests typically spend five hours a day in meditation and the rest on excursions.
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Book full-day or multiple-day trekking and camping excursions at caves operated by Oxalis Adventure and Jungle Boss.
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To escape this tedium, he said, he began to undertake what he called "voyeuristic excursions" around Aurora after dark.
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These cruises start at $4,999 per person, and include a pre-cruise hotel night, daily excursions and alcoholic drinks.
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Such is the great secret: Above robots, gadgets and excursions to space, real life has the potential to enthrall.
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He told Teen Vogue back in 2015 that he has ran into wild animals a few times on his excursions.
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"Instead, we spend most of our time at smaller invite-only dinners, BBQ excursions, house parties on the East Side."
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You'll remember that Lily Tomlin voiced Ms. Frizzle, the always-adventurous and ever-fashionable teacher who led these amazing excursions.
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We enjoy restaurants and museums in Paris, romantic excursions in Rome and Venice and visiting interesting friends in Los Angeles.
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" India explained that private excursions range from $1,500 to $3,500 for a full or half day experience for "luxury travelers.
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If you have grand delusions of four-person road trips and camping excursions, you should probably take your business elsewhere.
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Recently I spoke to Roach by phone to learn more about her process and how she prepares for these excursions.
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Yet, it's his score for the Tom Selleck-meets-murderous-robots film Runaway that features his most memorable synth excursions.
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Donald Trump Jr. chronicles excursions with his children to their home in upstate New York or to Palm Beach, Fla.
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We also see two prints from Excursions daguerriennes, including an etching of the first photograph ever taken of the Parthenon.
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It completed two new investments in Royal Sanders and International Cruise and Excursions at a cost of 245 million pounds.
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Even so, some parents stop their offspring from taking part in these excursions for fear that they might get hurt.
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In a recent essay for Hazlitt, writer Helena Fitzgerald brilliantly describes the vibe and energy of these early internet excursions.
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And if that's not enough to fill your itinerary, the resort also offers fun excursions like diving and kite surfing.
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He'd call me "sweetheart" and regale me with anecdotes about fancy golfing excursions that involved dalliances with stratospherically pricey escorts.
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ET. Looking to the political sphere, President Donald Trump has been continuing with his excursions abroad in Asia this week.
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The company covered the costs of airline tickets and hotel rooms, and handed out cash for meals and sightseeing excursions.
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Kolker teaches at the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, and, as a pedagogical sideline, he sometimes organizes excursions around the city.
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But diving has been his passion since the age of 18, after his employer hosted a number of scuba excursions.
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And it has helped that our baby's flights, accommodations, and fares for excursions and attractions have almost always been free.
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REI Co-op Trail 260 Backpack for $993 ($299 off): This pack is great for day trips and weekend excursions.
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But Trump plans to keep his foreign excursions to a minimum, reportedly to not distract his focus on domestic issues.
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The NFL's more recent foreign excursions have gone over extremely well, despite the NFL inflating their ratings just a tad.
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Rated one of the top hotels in Europe, Deplar Farm in Iceland acts as home base for many unique excursions.
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The study, which surveyed 1,000 adults, showed on average, Americans take on about $1,100 in debt on their excursions. Bankrate.
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At Paul Kasmin: Jane Freilicher's silken paintings of self-possessed nudes add stunningly to her excursions still life and landscape.
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The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad runs adjacent to the Towpath Trail and the Cuyahoga River, and offers excursions year-round.
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That number could grow as bigger companies like Royal Caribbean Cruise Line add Travelife-approved elephant tours as shore excursions.
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There are excursions into the huge place of spying in popular culture, but fictional stories are not allowed to predominate.
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He co-owns Big Blue Unlimited, a tour operation that guides snorkeling, kayaking and other adventurous excursions around the islands.
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The results of these excursions diverge from the government-produced image of the FARC as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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I delivered a lot of groceries to pay for it, and I don't really want to shell out for excursions.
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Landing Pad BA organizes excursions with transport to and from meeting points, and pre-game drinks at a traditional spot.
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How would I book tours and excursions such as chartering a speedboat for our family to Croatia&aposs famous islands?
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I continued past the Chilmark Store, closed for the winter, where locals and Hollywood's best provision their August beach excursions.
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Three hundred of them disembarked the vessel on Sunday and went on excursions around the island, Imaz Press Réunion said.
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Over the next week, a few dozen others wrote about canceling island excursions, including some minor celebrities of conservative Twitter.
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The service is included in trips from $5,500 a person for a three-night itinerary, including flights, accommodations and excursions.
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Laptops are shut down, phones turned off all the way, directions for any Saturday excursions are printed out in advance.
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One of the biggest changes in the way affluent consumers spend their money is their preference for fine dining and excursions.
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Turner will also have to seek permission for any out-of-state excursions, and must keep authorities informed of his address.
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Fruitful excursions into the jazz, salsa and classical were still to come, as were innovative live albums and evocative soundtrack work.
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The constant excursions, however, had become an issue for Thinnakorn Boonpiam, whose 13-year-old son, Mongkol, is among those missing.
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Sadly, I never got confirmation on whether Tyga funded her pedicure excursions, but I did learned Tyga's real name is Michael.
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The results were published — as engravings and etchings — in a series of volumes with the title Excursions daguerriennes starting in 1840.
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Even among those that count having bits of electronics implanted in their body as "fun," Lee's excursions veer toward the extreme.
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Eric, who said he had been to the same spot on previous excursions, assured the others that it was still passable.
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For the travel-minded, a new year brings a fresh round of planning travel excursions—and starting to budget for them.
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These late night Soundcloud excursions are good, because without them I wouldn't have discovered 18 year old singer/producer Lauren Auder.
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Wild Discovery, the tour company owned by the Saadé brothers, is one of many to offer wine-focused excursions from Beirut.
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Perhaps the highlight of Fink's excursions was her solo meal (a triple-decker chicken-bacon sandwich, chips, and an iced tea).
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Nick Templeman, who runs Campbell River Whale and Bear Excursions, captured the moments after the seal took refuge on the boat.
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Launches May 2017; rates from $462 per person for one-night programs inclusive of all meals, open bar and scheduled excursions.
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But it's just 20 miles from Placencia, so you can easily head to the mainland for excursions if you get antsy.
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Those two earlier upside excursions stalled and the market slunk back toward the "down 7503 percent from a record high" level.
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The Adventure Pack is designed for excursions, and comes with mud flaps, roof crossbars, wet bag storage, and heavy-duty treadplates.
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He kept a 13-foot boat docked there that he used to take his wife and two sons on river excursions.
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Then, supported by the orchestra, the piano elongates the theme and takes exploratory excursions into genial-sounding passages of spiraling triples.
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Guests have been offered a $100 onboard credit and excursions in Cuba that had been paid for would be automatically refunded.
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Passengers were bused to Budapest and offered a free one-night hotel stay, meals and excursions as compensation for the disruption.
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The vocalist Sara Serpa, best known for her nonverbal excursions, made words a priority on Friday night at the New School.
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On more than 1,500 select cruises a year, travelers receive various benefits such as room upgrades, onboard credits and shore excursions.
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But strict attempts at the local are otherwise rare, as scenic and historic though the train excursions featured here may be.
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Those influencers currently on trips are faced with worries about how to get home, in some cases cutting their excursions short.
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As he ventured farther and farther afield, those weekend trips turned into week-long excursions, which turned into month-long odysseys.
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The Bolshoi toured, of course, but some of its excursions became threadbare affairs, its programming at times chained to ideological themes.
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To be fair, Burch's inspiration for that collection was not an actual person but the memories of her parents' travel excursions.
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One can only hope that more excursions into the international art scene are on the horizon for her and her work.
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Popular excursions at this port include a visit to the Hermitage Museum as well as the Peterhof Palace and Catherine Palace.
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Independent of hotels, Monterey Bay Whale Watch runs year-round whale-watching boat excursions — guests are accompanied by a marine biologist.
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"The cruise industry will add more accessible shore excursions in 2019 than in the previous 20 years combined," Mr. Sage said.
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"The cruise industry will add more accessible shore excursions in 2019 than in the previous 20 years combined," Mr. Sage said.
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Participants learn about photography from artists within the Studio Museum's collection and other art industry professionals through workshops and field excursions.
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Instead, journeys that once took your full 22 minute cycle become two minute excursions once you've learned certain shortcuts and tricks.
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Premium guests also enjoyed excursions to nearby destination venues, like the iconic Sun Valley Lodge, with legendary nordic ski and spa amenities.
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Fary does concede that busy schedules do sometimes prohibit stars from going on most intense excursions, like this year's International Expeditions package.
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Along with confessing her crush, Gaines began her Instagram story with an admission of her late-night excursions in the Magnolia office.
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His new book Growth and Decay is the result of these excursions and features some 200 of these haunting and beautiful pictures.
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This makes them a great choice for hiking excursions in the backcountry or for carrying your mid-day meal to the office.
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Update As the #MeToo movement gains momentum, tour operators and hotels are offering all-female excursions and programs that address gender equality.
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This one is for the dad who constantly goes on adventurous excursions into the unknown (or even one who just travels often).
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I'd booked a hiking tour through local operator Kerala Bicycle Trips, which runs walking and kayak excursions in addition to cycling tours.
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This backpack is designed for weekend trips or gym excursions, and as such, it fits roughly half a wardrobe's worth of clothing.
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Thus, Legion takes the form of a psychological thriller, with occasional excursions into weird mind-trip territory and even into outright horror.
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Only six participants signed up for the inaugural trip; today, the biannual excursions often sell out weeks or even months in advance.
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During the day, there are multiple excursions and activities they may pick from, or they can relax by the pool or beach.
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The schedule Trump's schedule will be packed with many events alongside her husband, but she will also make excursions on her own.
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Since vacations aren't about just sitting around in a hotel room, the whole group splurged on a few activities and excursions, too.
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The fare includes round-trip economy air travel, transfers, two nights in a hotel before the cruise, shore excursions and Wi-Fi.
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It takes the form of an extended cinematic essay, blending fictionalized re-enactments of plausible events with excursions into scholarship and fantasy.
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International Cruises & Excursions has an on-site nail salon for employees and tons of travel perks — including free vacations for work anniversaries!
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Calling these excursions "dances" might be a stretch, but they're often guided by choreographers concerned with ideas of seeing and being seen.
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Yet children who attend schools of a certain name, who are taken on cultural excursions from a young age, who are taught
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It delivers a 229.99A output for fast charging and only weighs 229.99 ounces, so it won't weigh you down on your excursions.
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The salon serves as trophy cabinet for successful excursions; hides, coats and shells are among the many peculiarities that adorn the walls.
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Cresswell, who shot photos of the whales as they approached their destination in tropical Tonga, took nearly 10,000 photos during his excursions.
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They went on excursions, invested in self-care, and spent as little or as much time at the gallery as they liked.
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Whether or not your summer travel aspirations are out of reach, fall and winter excursions to Europe are still one click away.
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When it is, most shore excursions — a selection of 44 offered over a weeklong trip — are included (seven-night trips from $4,899).
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Gray funded his excursions by stealing money from his mother's purse, a transgression for which he says he still has no regrets.
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Maine Sport also offers trips on the freshwater lakes and three- to four-day kayak camping excursions to Stonington and Muscongus Bay.
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At the confluence of rivers marked in Dante's Paradiso — "where Cagnan meets with Sile" — joggers and bike riders set out on excursions.
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Helicopters come and go from three public heliports in Manhattan, shuttling government officials and business travelers and taking tourists on sightseeing excursions.
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Mr. May parks his a car at the house during the week and uses it for errands and excursions beyond the village.
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Some of these excursions include a stop at a cozy lodge for a warm-you-up lunch of hot soup or chili.
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Rooms have waterfront views and a breezy pool area with hammocks offers direct marina access for excursions including snorkeling, sailing and fishing.
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Cons: The excursions off property are a major draw, but they come at additional costs and staff can try to upsell guests.
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NUBLU 151 July 12 The trumpeter Nabaté Isles recently released his debut album, "Eclectic Excursions," and it lives up to its title.
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They were free to walk around the resort as usual during the lockdown, but activities like boat trips and excursions were cancelled.
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Seven-night AmaDara cruises start at $1,399 per person, and include daily excursions, meals and beverages including wine with lunch and dinner.
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Popular excursions at Curacao, the "C" in the ABC chain islands, include a private beach break excursion and exploring the Hato Caves.
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After hours of discussions, they scattered for late-afternoon excursions on Thursday to the aquarium, the art museum or the deserted ballpark.
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As Ms. Spitzer's responsibilities grew, she was free to move around within parts of the camp and sometimes was allowed excursions outside.
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An assistant attorney general for Tennessee, he applies the same level of meticulousness to leisurely excursions as he does to his casework.
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You can also grab boats for excursions such as a sunset sail, which we did, or take a ferry to explore other islands.
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"I was fortunate enough to meet nice people and had several pleasant excursions throughout the country," he wrote, according to the Daily Beast.
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Usually, during these brief excursions into broadcast television territory, I bemoan the fact that I am forced to sit through long commercial breaks.
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Between excursions and visits with the local residents, the Ideo team reconvened at the office and tried to make sense of its data.
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And if we've learned anything from DeGeneres' past star shopping excursions, we knew that we were in store for absolute and utter hilarity.
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Plus enjoy additional spa and salon services, tours, and excursions so you'll never have a dull moment — yeah, they're not skimping on anything.
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The couple had to modify some excursions and getting around was much more difficult with the clunky, unwieldy device than with his Segway.
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From creepy cousins' blood-curdling nighttime screams to death-defying surfing excursions, we've all been on trips that took a tragically catastrophic turn.
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Now, these aerial excursions have been empirically determined to be largely powered by electricity, according to new research published Thursday in Current Biology.
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A White House spokeswoman claimed last year that, despite Trump's fondness for golf, his visits to Mar-a-Lago have been "work" excursions.
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The alliance will also be offering programs that teach fishing and orienteering; bird-watching excursions and historical walking tours are planned as well.
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Cross-country excursions are ill advised, if only because a single small suitcase is all that can be stuffed into the front trunk.
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It is a bit heavy, so you won't be carrying it around on all your excursions, but t's nice to have the option.
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The debacle was the start of our own chapter in a family heritage, passed down by my grandfather who often joined our excursions.
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He's filling the hole in his soul with these increasingly morally questionable nighttime excursions — fighting crime as well as by being this playboy.
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Canvas takes in everything from fluttering jazz, dreamy downtempo excursions, lo-fi funk, and glistening electronica custom built for this time of year.
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Donnersmarck's experience of the East was limited to teen-age excursions through the checkpoint with his parents, to visit his mother's childhood friends.
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These excursions, captured with reckless fluidity by the cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt, aerate the movie and temporarily dispel the dust of Higher Power earnestness.
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Some Chinese couples were charged as much as $2000,000 for a birth-tourism package that included housing, nannies and shopping excursions to Gucci.
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If you keep these tips in mind, you should be able to stretch your travel budget a little farther on your future excursions.
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But the onetime Ornette Coleman collaborator also embraced other channels, often playing percussion and keyboards, and eventually leading large ensembles in spiritual excursions.
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We don't merely need training programs for niche populations or circumstances, expensive and short executive-education programs or brief excursions like TED talks.
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Aprode, a nonprofit organization that supports Guatemalans deported from the United States, normally runs two overnight excursions to Acatenango each week, he said.
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Sea Quest Expeditions offers trips from half-day outings to three-day excursions (you'll camp in state marine parks) led by environmental scientists.
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In time, though, he grew fond of the Montreal's art and architecture and came to view trips there almost as brief European excursions.
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But politicians would prefer it if reporters did not refer to their repeated excursions to the island as campaigning, thank you very much.
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There's a good chance we'll have some surprise guests throughout the run, and some surprise postshow excursions that will vary night to night.
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Hikes are divided into easy, medium and endurance, and there are excursions to Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks for an extra fee.
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There are local fetes, excursions to colorful flea markets and the odd interesting character like Jeannette, a 14-year-old thief with personality.
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These groups offer activities, social gatherings, and international and regional travel excursions to engage alums of all ages who live in the area.
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In addition, some hotels in snow hiking regions, such as Rosa Alpina in the Dolomites, organize excursions for their guests to nearby mountains.
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The cruise was run by the Atlanta company Sixthman, which will be offering excursions with Kid Rock, KISS and Pitbull in the near future.
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We're told the gentlemen struck a deal for David's estate on one of their most recent yacht excursions ... because that's how the rich roll.
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He also took a trip from Washington, DC, to Philadelphia that somehow cost $25,000, plus some two dozen other domestic excursions, as Politico revealed.
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READ MORE: Jellied Eel Shops Are Disappearing from London I call Visserman because I want to go on one of these excursions with him.
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Cruise Automation, which GM bought for over $1 billion last year, has shared videos of its self-driving excursions around the city on YouTube.
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"When I visited Placencia in 2014, I saw that there was a wealth of upscale restaurants, activities, and excursions in the village, " says David.
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That includes both its excursions as a prototype that resembled a flying motorcycle or ATV, and its current, more refined, mostly enclosed cockpit design.
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Shorter tourist lines throughout the country operate other fall foliage train rides as well as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other seasonally themed excursions. American-Rails.
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He began making international excursions back to China, in order to investigate the repositories of Chinese libraries and make paintings of what he found.
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You don't notice this during daily driving excursions, and when you drop the hammer, you don't actually want the Macan S to be soft.
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The Western Adventure Retreat package costs $415 per night, down from the regular rate of $463, and includes riding excursions (normally $150 per person).
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Most hotels feature starting rates from about $200 to $600 per night, or slightly higher for all-inclusive honeymoon packages with dining and excursions.
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How could anyone justify this expense-account boondoggle — or any of the similar annual corporate excursions to Aspen, Davos, Sun Valley or Jackson Hole?
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These excursions, like riding horses from Siberia to the Gobi Desert, often with no one but their mother, led them to extraordinary athletic feats.
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The 30-room beach resort will feature a spa and water activities ranging from surfing and diving to deep sea fishing and speedboat excursions.
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This approach of offering free tours, excursions and hotel stays is not unlike what other river cruise lines are doing, according to Ms. McDaniel.
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Pick up a book, burrow into an armchair and take yourself on some literary excursions to places like Laos, Poland, Chile and South Africa.
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Guests may also take excursions to Beach Plum Farm, a 62-acre working farm that supplies many of the ingredients for the hotel's restaurants.
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And she wasn't nearly as familiar with Lyn's hometown Boyle Heights, which is why she went on several Eastside excursions once she got cast.
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Ms. Horn does not have a conceptual calling card on the level of Ms. Salvant's archival excursions or Mr. Porter's sage and nostalgic songwriting.
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We still had the experience of being a tourist in Hawaii and going on hikes and beach excursions, but also of experiencing something more.
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Celebrity Cruises' multiday excursions include two nights at Angkor Wat in Cambodia and a two-day trip to Jerusalem, Galilee, and Bethlehem in Israel.
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These travelers will make extensive use of the kids' club, excursions, and free kids' meals — adding major value to the cost of the stay.
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The executives have long been accused of wining and dining and incentivizing doctors with speaker fees, trips to strip clubs, and gun range excursions.
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While she noted that excursions by Canadian theater companies to New York "barely make a ripple in the United States," they still have value.
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Between three Art Basels, two Frieze fairs, and a plethora of biennials and other events, it often feels like a neverending cycle of excursions.
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He makes stretched-out drones and synthesizer excursions, offering suggestions of rhythms but nothing so rigid that you can nod your head to it.
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The rest of the weekend was lit, too ... parties, dancing, ATV excursions and a fireworks celebration when the bride and groom tied the knot!
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But, Seery is one of the few fighters on the promotion's books to hold down a full-time job in addition to his MMA excursions.
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Every time I tried either command, Alexa started playing a song that could easily be deemed appropriate for excursions into the realm of the intimate.
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Which is probably a good thing, given we've already blown a lot of the cash we saved for trips, excursions, and other sunny-day activities.
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This space suit is designed for excursions out onto the lunar surface or driving a rover, and it's simple enough for one person to don.
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He accompanied us during our ten days in Korea, translated for us, and told us how to dress for whatever excursions we had that day.
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"My company currently employs 15 full-time people in Kane County, Utah," wrote the unidentified owner of a company leading excursions into Grand Staircase-Escalante.
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Unlike what many travelers remember from college excursions abroad, many of the hostels offered on the site do offer private rooms and high-design hangouts.
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According to TakePart, the idea was inspired by Godfrey's many festival excursions as well as a visit to a refugee camp in northern France's Calais.
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When they reach reception, guests quickly see that "the staff will go above and beyond" to organize their accommodations and excursions, according to Travel + Leisure.
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Third, there is the existence of a habitation specifically set aside for dreaming — imaginative excursions into the self where intuition is the more convincing wisdom.
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Clinton campaign officials did not respond to a request for comment about these off-campus excursions or other details of Clinton's day-to-day schedule.
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At the time, I owned a very large knife—almost the size of a machete—that I used on excursions and for certain outdoor activities.
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Spending less money on flights should give us more money to spend on things like hotels, excursions, and of course, lots and lots of steak.
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I was living on my own for the first time in my life, making excursions in public as a woman, nervously using the women's bathroom.
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But Wildflower's excursions into straight hip-hop fall flat, serving as disruptions on an album that mostly and successfully coasts on a pleasing, unassuming wavelength.
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For now, experiences is still somewhat of a gamble: it won't be profitable for Airbnb or its hosts unless many people participate in the excursions.
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SeaDream will offer water sports from a special deck off the back of the ship, but the trips focus on cultural exploration through shore excursions.
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Welcome to The Big Idea, Vox's new home for scholarly (but never jargon-y) excursions into the most important issues and ideas of our time.
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Camouflaged in a rainy March under cappuccino-colored puddles, they twist ankles, topple zigzagging scooters and turn car rides into brain-rattling off-road excursions.
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Now in its 12th year, the event will feature daily climbing excursions on the hard-packed Nuttall sandstone of the popular New River Gorge area.
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Except for short excursions to the end of the alley to buy vegetables and meat, he was confined to the ground floor with the motorbikes.
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Remi Di Nino, a founder of the Paris sidecar tour company Retro Tour Paris, said that spectators often snap pictures of the sidecars during excursions.
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Expect raw, low-frills excursions with wistful sunsets, winding climbs through a still-working lighthouse and crab-stuffed everything at the Rusty Nail beach shack.
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His collection grew out of near-nightly excursions to gallery openings and other cultural happenings, where he got to know young artists and their work.
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In 2014, he toured the neighborhood on one of his rare excursions in a public place, evoking nostalgia for the place that seemed deeply personal.
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"I imagined a pretty wild decade for Klaus — full of ups and downs, seedy places, supernatural excursions and internal battles," Way said in a statement.
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Around 40 pages in, a series of excursions into the men's pasts starts to fill us in on their intimately linked criminal and romantic histories.
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His daughters visited frequently, and his excursions with them — which took him as far afield as Japan's ancient capital, Kyoto — became fodder for Japanese reporters.
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Twice-daily game drives comb the Kalahari to spot hyenas, wild dogs, elephants and meerkats, and the lodge offers excursions to a Bushmen village nearby.
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Banff serves as base camp for excursions into nearby Banff National Park with its 2,564 square miles available for adventures ranging from soft to extreme.
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There's an Ötzi industry in that part of the Alps—Ötzi pizza, "Bow Hunting with Ötzi" excursions—and I had some resistance to the subject.
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Fares start at $4,140 per person and include most guided excursions and cocktail hour in the evening, plus beer and wine at lunch and dinner.
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Excursions include perfume-making in Provence, sunset kayaking in Ibiza, watching polo matches in Buenos Aires, visiting Yves Saint Laurent's garden, Jardin Majorelle, in Marrakesh.
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We were assigned geology field work; we performed [excursions] to go collect data; we process it; we write reports related to our specific roles that week.
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The Chinese government has said that the mission was routine, legal under international maritime law, and that it will carry out similar excursions in the future.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — often by outside contributors.
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Thankfully, along with its free stopovers, Icelandair offers Stopover Buddies, employees who are tasked with helping travelers discover local hotspots and even accompany them on excursions.
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"They are investing in all manner of exciting excursions off to the North Pole, the South Pole, off to jungle explorations and crossing deserts," he said.
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Aqua's founder and chief executive Francesco Galli Zugaro will join departures, including going on shore excursions and joining guests for cocktails, on the Mekong from Aug.
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Last week, Collins Aerospace unveiled a prototype of the Next Generation Space Suit system which could be used for excursions on the surface of the Moon.
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Click here to view original GIFGiven their size and limited brain power, ants have an uncanny ability to find their way home after lengthy foraging excursions.
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The interior felt downright dated, in a not-cool way that bordered on tacky tech, and the high-backed seats could be punishing on long excursions.
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When Shay Mitchell isn't traveling the world and sharing photos from her #Shaycation excursions on Instagram, the Pretty Little Liars star follows her other passion: makeup.
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Allowed to leave the facility only for pre-approved outings, she has begun to reintroduce everyday excursions (a manicure, church on Easter Sunday) to her routine.
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Today, Venera 4 is remembered as the first of many robotic excursions to alien landscapes, from the Moon, to Mars, to comets, to the interstellar void.
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This van was our second home during the tour and everyone would yell at me for bringing too many tote bags from my various shopping excursions.
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He'd convince them to smoke marijuana at work, dance to Journey around a fire in the woods on weekend excursions, smoke more pot, drink more tequila.
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In an ethics filing, he disclosed that the Russian Right to Bear Arms group shelled out $6,000 for his meals, lodging and excursions on the trip.
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Prestigious — and pricey — excursions are available through Earthwatch Institute, which pairs volunteers with top scientists and scholars to help work on research projects around the world.
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Book your own excursionsAlso remember that while your cruise ship may offer excursions for convenience, you can often save money by booking them on your own.
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Starting in September 2021, the company&aposs "Cruise of Thrones" excursions will bring diehard fans on amazing adventures to "Game of Thrones" filming locations throughout Europe.
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For instance, if you think you'll want to go on excursions or take scuba diving lessons, look into the cost in advance and budget for it.
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For instance, if you think you'll want to go on excursions or take Scuba diving lessons, look into the cost in advance and budget for it.
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Although neither man commutes to work, their excursions to the theater and opera mean they often return home late at night on sluggish, under-construction subways.
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There are multiple fine dining options to indulge in, as well as adventurous boat and sea excursions, a luxurious spa, and traditional Maldivian vow renewal ceremonies.
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Maybe suggest activities during family gatherings that are more active (maybe outside excursions) where people will be less likely or even unable to check their phones.
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Caregivers offered free breast massages to promote lactation, outings to the mall, lectures on childbirth with other Chinese mothers-to-be and excursions for high tea.
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Scheduled dates are available through 2018, with prices starting at $322,999 a person inclusive of luxury accommodations, all meals and alcohol onboard and eight guided excursions.
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These allowable excursions include going to work, buying groceries, visiting the doctor, going to the bank, observing serious family obligations, and exercising solo or in pairs.
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Guides often wait at the entrance to the hotel and the staff can help plan excursions, which usually start at 1,200 Mexican pesos for two people.
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Travelers stay in a deluxe expedition camp near the edge of the Greenland ice sheet and explore fjords and islands through boat excursions and guided walks.
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River cruises typically offer one or two daily excursions, such as village walks, temple and monastery visits, and workshops to see how traditional trades are plied.
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The Warriors were up, three games to one, and planning celebratory excursions to Napa and noodling with the latest toys coughed up by Silicon Valley sycophants.
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An increasing number of travel companies and hotels today offer learning excursions and tours aimed at aspiring photographers, spanning a few hours to a few weeks.
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Humans will be needed for excursions on the Moon or other bodies that are far less efficient with robots alone, such as collecting or examining rocks.
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The happiest passengers back on the Classica had taken one of the beach excursions ($39 to $89) for a long day of uncomplicated sunning and swimming.
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An acquaintance introduced her to a man who was experienced in armed robbery, who brought her along on his excursions to liquor stores and gas stations.
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Lawmakers have described the weekend excursions as "incredible" and "surreal," with one attendee comparing the experience to being on an "adult playground," according to the Post.
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Princess Cruises has promised to refund "full cruise fare for all guests including air travel, hotel, ground transportation, pre-paid shore excursions, gratuities and other items."
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The company today says it has some 4,130 professional guides and 30,000 different tours discoverable on its platform, ranging from small group tours to private excursions.
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Enter the company's retail shop, Tictail Market, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, which opened permanently last year after a pair of pop-up excursions.
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The company also offers round-trip flights with various airlines, unlimited shore excursions, beverages, open bars and lounges, and unlimited WiFi as part of their packages.
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The property organizes excursions to Balea Lake, among the highest points of the Fagaras Mountains, which tower over the Sibiu region and constitute Transylvania's southern border.
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Seven-night cruises start at $425 per cabin and include all excursions and meals, which feature delicious south Indian favorites with fresh fish and coconut everything.
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Thomas Cook's liquidation marks the end of a British company that started in 1841 running local rail excursions and grew to pioneer the family package holiday.
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Among amenities, there will be six restaurants, including one from the celebrated chef Nobu Matsuhisa, a pair of helicopters for excursions, and a three-person submersible.
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As the national baseball writer for The New York Times in the 1990s, Claire Smith became an ace at packing for two-week, six-city excursions.
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Zoe was programmed to answer the 800 most common questions — queries about excursions or onboard restaurants, for example — and variations of those questions in seven languages.
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The former art teacher fills her days helping her mother bathe, making her meals, picking up medications, scheduling home aides and transporting a wheelchair for excursions.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, sometimes scholarly, excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — often from outside contributors.
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Monkeybone director Henry Selick also directed The Night Before Christmas, so the film's dreamlike excursions through Down Town feature magical stop-motion animation and lots of laughs.
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According to the Outlaw Fishing website, Law says hunting and fishing are his life, and he regularly posts photographs of the sharks caught during fishing his excursions.
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What little press coverage the institutions had received over the course of the century was usually about jolly excursions or the happy recovery of a runaway scamp.
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Once you add in flights, excursions, food and beverage off-resort, taxis, tips, souvenirs and duty-free purchases, you are probably looking at another $2000 to $3000.
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But if you're ready to retire your flip-flops to beach-only excursions, then we're ready to talk five alternative summer shoe trends to reach for instead.
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As a result, the NTSB has found that some seaplane pilots feel pressured by tight cruise-ship schedules to carry out excursions even when conditions are dangerous.
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Well, when one comes from a certain socioeconomic class, I suppose there is an unwritten protocol to these sort of shopping excursions to the Park Avenue Armory.
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Fischer regularly invites a mix of scientists, students, government types and journalists on excursions in hopes that more people will embrace his mission to save the sharks.
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These excursions won't lead the Sixers to the playoffs, boost their collective three-point percentage, or formulate a scheme that'll eventually help them reign over the NBA.
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It also features a built-in microphone and up to 10 hours of playback, so long drives, hiking excursions, and hands-free phone calls are a go.
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That does not include perks, like Christmas "bonuses", excursions to the beach for gangsters and their families and pocket money that couriers swipe from drivers' coin boxes.
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"Wood," a frolicking tune built on sitar, tabla, and strings, sounds like an inside-out version of one of the Beatles' sixties excursions into Indian classical music.
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Over the summer, we're constantly on the move — whether it's popping over to post-work drinks or traveling outside the city limits for fresh air weekend excursions.
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The package features chocolate-tasting opportunities, pastry-making classes, and trips to chocolate-themed excursions, like the Museu de la Xocolata, a chocolate museum in Barcelona, Spain.
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Jackson is the kickoff point for endless excursions to nearby Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks,I spent one afternoon at the acclaimed Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
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The bottom line: Booking excursions through your cruise carrier is definitely more convenient and can easily be a good value, but don't be afraid to shop around.
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Onboard activities include panels, discussions, podcasts, lectures, wine tasting, fan art auction, performances, storytelling, shopping, a spa, excursions, gaming room, Cosplay parade, scavenger hunt, and game shows.
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At the on-site Nihi Sumba Boathouse, guests can arrange excursions to surf, fish, charter a boat, dive, kayak, spearfish, snorkel, jet ski or stand-up paddleboard.
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He was born in Grozny, fights out of Vienna, trains at Tiger Muay Thai in Phuket, and goes on excursions to Turkey to visit their wrestling team.
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The Times wrote last month about Ichiro's frequent visits to the Hall of Fame, excursions born of reverence for the hitters he will very likely join someday.
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As part of her partnership with MSC Cruises, the food connoisseur planned excursions and curated holiday menus that were inspired by some of her favorite family recipes.
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On tracks like "One Night" or "We Did It", Yachty and his friend and producer The Goodperry crafted portraits of relaxation, and summertime excursions to untouched lakes.
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She also is encouraging the development of excursions, like a day trip along the "route du café" to show how Haitian coffee is grown, harvested and prepared.
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As Paris is quite dog friendly, he accompanies us on shopping excursions, long strolls through scenic Paris and often joins us when we go out to eat.
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Yet in all honesty, it was in Nafplio, my everyday base for these excursions across the Peloponnese, that I heard most consistently the whisper of the past.
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Her excursions into the twisted psyche of Milly's mother — or, rather, into Milly's keen memories but conflicted feelings about her mother — are less realistic, but more distressing.
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" Though the trip includes several excursions to common tourist destinations like the Elephant's Head and Charles Peak Windscoop, "this trip couldn't be further from a tourist trip!
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Dozens of readers emailed — many of whom had taken scuba diving trips onboard the same boat, the Conception, a 63-foot scuba vessel — about similar overnight excursions.
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She added that it was difficult to identify who had been exposed to infected people, including those who came into contact with other people during shore excursions.
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Plus, since they're always on the go, a cute (but no-hassle) bag is perfect for their excursions whether they're touring the globe or strolling around town.
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It has also become a great way to explore the location you're visiting with exclusive experiences, like tours, cooking classes, and outdoor excursions led by professional guides.
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To this end, one included tour is available at every port — some better than others, it must be said — in addition to a variety of payable excursions.
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Previously, Hemsworth was spotted on a date in New York City with Dynasty actress Maddison Brown, but the two have not been seen on any further excursions.
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Daily excursions range from village walks, visits to tea plantations and tours of ancient temples, to the high point — Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — often written by outside contributors.
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Delivered in a measured baritone, Mr. Frank's monologues — tragic, philosophical and sometimes confessional excursions that trod the line between fact and fiction — brought listeners into unusual territory.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, sometimes scholarly, excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically from outside contributors.
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The spa's services include personal training, group classes, facials, massages, and various "body excursions," including a cellulite sculpting body treatment and a coconut milk and honey wrap.
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McFerren, never one to pass up a good gag, ballasts even these minor key excursions with the delicate punch of a goofy glissando and other lighthearted sounds.
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Spencer had conceived of their actions as performances—no different than A-listers pretending to go on shopping excursions in the tabloids—but America took them literally.
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Whenever we docked at port, we were offered a bunch of different excursions vetted by Celebrity and Olivia, and Dana had generously offered to book one for me.
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Speaking of mattresses, an air mattress (that's not crappy) is just something nice to have — whether it's actually for outdoor excursions or just for a makeshift guest room.
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It's a very different experience compared to her previous video game excursions, which are more traditional music games with a focus on keeping in tune with the songs.
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Northwest purists might argue with you about how Olympic is best experienced as multi-day backpacking excursions, a ton of park sites are accessible for the ambitious daytripper.
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The series's excursions into the Somali immigrant community are even more compelling, exploring an aspect of small-town American life rarely depicted on television or in King's fiction.
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Under instruction from Pope Francis, Archbishop Konrad Krajewski, who is responsible for distributing the Vatican's charity money, has been organising the excursions since the start of the summer.
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Under pressure from local residents after Maduro shut the western border with Colombian border in 2015, Venezuelan authorities allowed several temporary openings for similar shopping excursions in July.
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The eponymous LP wasn't the simple two plus two equation it could have been, not simply MCDE's delightful disco riding over Worgull's excursions into silky smooth deep house.
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The key differentiation between brostep and its more respectable older brother is that it's bigger and brasher, focusing on tinny mid-range rather than sub-aqueous bass excursions.
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While continuing to identify new species of birds, butterflies and flora in the cloud forest, she also organizes specialized excursions for guests and educational workshops for area schoolchildren.
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The excursions include chances to kayak among the icebergs, hike where polar pioneers explored, and learn from a professional photographer while shooting glaciers, bird colonies, walrus and whales.
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Federal officials suspend doorless flights Doors-off excursions have grown popular, especially among millennials, who want the chance to snap breathtaking, unobstructed photos to post on social media.
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It prides itself on offering a variety of experiences, including a ceviche-making class, tequila tastings, whale watching or clam diving excursions, and ATV rides in the desert.
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Chief Executive Joussen said efficiency drives, cost reductions and strong business areas such as excursions, add-on experiences at holiday destinations and cruises set TUI apart from competitors.
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This volunteer organization runs a wide range of short excursions year-round, but it features three autumn-themed journeys covering up to 168 miles round-trip from Nashville.
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Under the hatch, I found about 23 cubic feet of cargo space, more than sufficient to handle grocery runs, shopping excursions, and luggage-hauling for weekend family getaways.
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With informative first-person excursions to different places and topics, Tucker reviews all aspects of our favorite pet as well as the spell it has cast on us.
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" Mr. Kovarsky let his imagination roam freely for his covers, which Art News, in 1978, called "wry and often beautiful excursions into pattern, color, movement and American life.
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From Amsterdam, travelers use one of several barges, ranging in size from about 83 to 20 passengers, as a hotel and jumping-off point for daily cycling excursions.
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Narrator: So, you go for the most affordable summer booking and maybe splurge on a few excursions, but that's the last time you pull out your wallet, right?
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I don't typically like aligning myself with tour groups, but for excursions out of town (the excavation site is about an hour east of Xian), I recommend it.
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While Manhattan's attractions were just a 50-minute subway ride away, they had always been weekend excursions, not activities embroidered into the daily fabric of Ms. Dimaano's life.
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There were also skiing excursions to Deer Valley and hiking trips to Snowbird, and the parents were regulars at their children's ballet performances, cheerleading banquets and lacrosse games.
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But as cinematic excursions go, "Wetlands," the feature debut of its writer-director, Emanuele Della Valle, is more deserving of a day trip than a long-term stay.
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The resort can also arrange spectacular off-site excursions like whale watching, ziplining, or sailing off to the nearby Marieta Islands, but these come with an additional fee.
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Then the vocalist Alita Moses came on to sing "Find Your Light," a standout from "Eclectic Excursions," with a strong redolence of Esperanza Spalding's dreamy neo-soul side.
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With a band that can bear down on a groove or take jazzy excursions, his songs surveyed decades of funk, from 1970s Stevie Wonder to 21st-century trap.
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Weekend whale watch excursions from the Rockaways are booked solid (dolphins and whales almost guaranteed!), and alewife herring restoration in the Bronx River has become a spectator sport.
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We'd do this differently next time: During our visit, the wind was harsh, so we had to opt out of many of the outdoor relaxation options and excursions.
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Popular excursions in Budapest include a tour of the city and a highlights tour that hits the city's hot spots, like the Parliament Castle and the Szechenyi Baths.
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That could include booking dining and excursions, swiping through the day's itinerary and dining menus, or receiving a personalized book of photos at the end of the voyage.
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Hikers can embark on treks using a map and GPS, but local tour companies in ski resort towns often offer half- and full-day group and private excursions.
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Mr. Zanesco offers full-day hiking excursions in the Dolomites at a starting cost of $700 for two people, and several adventure companies sell multiday snow hiking trips.
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The Big Idea is Vox's home for smart, often scholarly excursions into the most important issues and ideas in politics, science, and culture — typically written by outside contributors.
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Soderbergh, shooting almost entirely with an iPhone, conducts a brisk tour of the streets and suites of money-mad Manhattan, with excursions to Philadelphia and the South Bronx.
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Still, unlike so many of his contemporaries, who squirreled funds to splash on European villas and shopping excursions, Ky conspired primarily to advance political rather than private ends.
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Orso sleeps in the caravan or in a hammock outside, and helps take care of the polo player's horses, occasionally leading tourists on riding excursions to the beach.
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But when cultural excursions lead children to pick cotton, or land them in the middle of a public apology as the MFA did, as adults, we are failing.
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One of the dumping grounds he'd been considering for subsequent excursions, if the 2008 voyage had gone better, had been a location off the coast of British Columbia.
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Passengers took to social media on Wednesday, tweeting they were forced to stay onboard after docking in Falmouth, Jamaica, for what was supposed to be a day of excursions.
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After all, you're probably paying more for airfare; spending more nights in a hotel or Airbnb; and quite possibly also ponying up for extra excursions, dinners, drinks, and more.
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And though the 5,000km excursions from Toronto to York or Doncaster will be the first to regularly traverse the Atlantic Ocean, such lengthy trips are far from unheard of.
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During one of those excursions in October 2006, cave biologist Jean Krejca, now of Zara Environmental in Texas, discovered a skinny little millipede about 123 inches (20 millimeters) long.
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Led by their larger-than-life skipper Captain Jack Royds, the BFFs aren't just soaking up the stunning views and thrilling excursions that this tropical locale has to offer.
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A highway stopover and staple of school excursions for decades, this historical theme park based on Australia's early colonial life was located near Gosford, a town north of Sydney.
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The couple already kicked off the celebrations with their 20-person bridal party during their surprise bachelor and bachelorette excursions on Wednesday, and with an intimate rehearsal dinner Thursday.
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Orbiting altimeters can measure those small excursions from mean sea level, and computers can use that data to infer what the sea-floor topography responsible for it looks like.
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A Kickstarter project wants to help you get everything possible out of your excursions, sans the packing anxiety and embarrassingly huge luggage that makes spontaneous exploration next to impossible.
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Unless your cruise line has shore excursions focused on culture, you might want to consider striking out on your own and prioritize the sights you most want to see.
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The cruise's itinerary features workshops where you can make pastries, chocolate and wine tastings, chocolate-themed cocktails, meals prepared by renowned chefs, and even trips to chocolate-themed excursions.
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In Chile's Atacama Desert, Explora Atacama is being refurbished and will reopen with updated guest rooms and public spaces, an expanded terrace overlooking the Licancabur volcano and new excursions.
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And with the island's natural attractions still intact, tour operators continue to offer sailing trips, snorkeling excursions and hikes up to Pic Paradise, the highest spot on the island.
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This summer, the nonprofit offers excursions for adults that include, in late June, the Queer & Trans, Black, Indigenous, People(s) of Color Classic Backpacking trip on Vermont's Long Trail.
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For further excursions in the antique, the deser is flanked by two large cameos each about 6 by 8 inches, one in stone, one in glass, both depicting Bacchus.
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Activities range from kayaking to yoga and Spanish lessons, and every activity except for deep-sea fishing, private yacht excursions, and scuba diving are included in the nightly rate.
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In an effort to help the latter, river cruises such as Pandaw and Scenic have replaced plastic water bottles with glass bottles in rooms and refillable bottles for excursions.
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From the marina, guests can take kayaking, sailing and scuba-diving excursions, then return to the dockside oyster bar or the full-service restaurant, Matt's Stock Island Kitchen & Bar.
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But Defense Department officials also said that Mr. Mattis and the Pentagon leadership wanted to look carefully at the strategic implications of such excursions on overall national security policy.
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We shared a Google sheet between the both of us that contained our detailed itinerary, breakdown of costs for the driver and excursions, and a list of food options.
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For my family of four, I've found such excursions can easily add hundreds of dollars for each activity, and that's before you factor in the required off-site transportation.
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A guitarist and songwriter, he'll then perform a show that will lead young audiences on a tour of Delta blues and Piedmont blues, with excursions into jazz and folk.
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Successful participants are eligible for "horizon-building educational excursions" that could include a visit to a college campus in the state, or even traveling to London, Paris or South Africa.
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The poop of hundreds or thousands of penguins and seals is visible from space, allowing researchers to look for these areas in satellite imagery instead of mounting costly field excursions.
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And be sure to check out Alan Oldham and Abdul Haqq's "Return to the Future" art show, Soul Clap's House of eFunk, Deep Detroit #8, and Cordell Johnson's Excursions party.
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For different reasons — from negative stereotypes or the difficulty of identifying tourist options in Africa — most of these excursions are occurring in other parts of the world, according to Robinson.
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Snowplows that work overnight, sans-humans, could cut down on shoveling injuries and icy sidewalk slips — not to mention fewer pre-dawn excursions to dig yourself out of your driveway.
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He makes a little bit of money guiding these excursions, but mostly enjoys explaining the importance of eel to people and sharing the history of eel fishing in The Netherlands.
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Each week-long session—which includes four cooking classes in Julia's kitchen (pegboards and all!), breakfast and lunch, local excursions, wine, and yoga classes—will run you a cool $2,950.
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Titles such as InMind, Cardio VR, Chemistry VR and King Tut VR are taking students on mesmerizing excursions into places they may have never dreamed of seeing in real life.
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The private island where the Nieuw Statentam anchored for daytime excursions featured everything a tropical escape could need: glass-bottom boats, snorkeling, white sand beaches, blue skies and rum runners.
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At certain ports, adventurous vacationers can lean even further into the theme, with shore excursions like Great White shark diving in Honolulu or whale shark encounters in La Paz, Mexico.
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Luckily, the best way to cope with these disastrous excursions is to laugh them off over a brimming glass of wine, while reenacting the most absurd moments for your bestie.
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The group had become disruptive because they were forced to wait to disembark the ship for shore excursions, with Ms. Chan noticing one of the men push past crew members.
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The sign of the crab is known for being nurturing, creative and intuitive, and their season is usually associated with cookouts, carnivals, and beach excursions—everything we love about summer!
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That, perhaps, links with all these excursions into the past — an idea of escaping from a present dominated by terrorism, war, economic collapses and unseemly, uncertain politics across the globe.
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There are also excursions into specific stories about players who squandered, or won, fortunes at the table, with colorful backstories and nicknames (the latter only adding to the "Goodfellas" vibe).
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While it's true that the promotion's shows will always necessarily be Japan-centric, the willingness to keep putting important angles and segments on the US excursions tamps down that fear.
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In the long term, Resnick remained confident about people's "burning desire" to get out of the house, travel the world, and embark on adventurous excursions, especially after the downturn subsides.
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Today, the suburban house offers a similar jumping-off point for weekend excursions, and the advent of telecommuting offers the possibility of working a day or two in the backyard.
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She went to dinners, invited people out for excursions and gradually began to ask questions that come naturally to those not born into cults: How do you live your life?
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The investigation found she drove her city car 26 miles on personal trips in 2000, including 24 weekend excursions to Long Island shopping malls and three trips to Kennedy Airport.
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Given more days and enough stamina, we would have had Mr. Johnson take us on two of his most popular excursions: kayaking on the Russian River and biking along vineyards.
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So when I came back, I set out to explore the hiking trails and mountain peaks my friends brag about on social media during their bike rides and other excursions.
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The package includes lodging, meals, excursions (with the exception of park fees), a flight between properties, and land transfers for $3,359 per person based on a minimum of two guests.
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Guests who choose to keep their bookings will receive the money as onboard credits, which function like money and can be used on drinks, excursions, and other purchases on board.
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In this sense, "Behind the City" differs from other, urban-themed environmental pieces I have known in London and New York, which were conceived as group tours or solo excursions.
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Excursions are immersive, from a blessing at a Buddhist ceremony in an ornate temple to sightseeing tours that include rides in sampan boats, trishaws, tuk-tuks and even ox carts.
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The Ernest Shackleton, which normally resupplies scientific bases in Antarctica, will help with the logistics of shore excursions along the route from Alaska to New York through Canada's Arctic Archipelago.
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In fact, Mr. Obama came under sharp criticism from Republicans for suspending such excursions for more than two years, out of concern that they would further raise tensions with Beijing.
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While unlimited amenities, excursions, and activities abound at Kudadoo, I was equally happy just chilling out at my residence, whether I was having a floating breakfast or watching the sunset.
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While visiting Istanbul, Ms. Bashir, 34, a travel enthusiast who has visited dozens of countries, spent the better part of 20 hours trying to book excursions and contacting tour operators.
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And as the curator of curiosity at Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa in Colorado, Zebulon Miracle gives history and geology tours, including dinosaur track excursions, for $35 to $250 per person.
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"This will mean a permanent loss of revenue from tourist activities, as the canceled excursions are not going to be repeated after the holiday is over," wrote Batson and Cui.
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The golf excursions have included the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia; his Bedminister, New Jersey, golf club; Trump National Doral outside Miami; and Trump International Doonbeg in Ireland.
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Brasada Ranch in Powell Butte, Oregon, has partnered with Wanderlust Tours to host weekend excursions called Snow Camp weekends, where visitors can build and sleep in their own snow caves.
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It's party season, people, and between those family get-togethers, cocktails, dinner parties, day excursions, and all the rest, December's calendar can become just as jam-packed as your wish list.
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The spacewalk was meant to be one in a series of five planned excursions to swap out aging batteries on the outside of the space station with newer lithium-ion versions.
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Researchers launched a major survey of caves in Sequoia and nearby Kings Canyon National Park that lasted from 2002 to 2004, with smaller follow-up excursions running from 2006 to 2009.
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The resort with a deluxe spa and loftlike dining rooms overlooks the Last Hope fjord and offers wilderness excursions including kayaking, biking, hiking and visiting nearby Torres del Paine National Park.
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Aimed at fit travelers, the trip is rated difficult and includes multisport options such as hiking up a volcano, kayaking and snorkeling with sea lions as well as excursions via motorboat.
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She has since taken occasional excursions out to see family or go shopping with permission of her probation officer, but will now be free to come and go as she pleases.
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Kelty Discovery Shelter for $78 ($52 off) at REI: This shelter is easy to set up and will provide both sun and rain shelter for your picnics or summer beach excursions.
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Ballinger and Richards allowed their bodies to adjust to the height gradually by making excursions up to higher camps and back down to rest before the final push for the summit.
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With a few assembly adjustments, it can become a two-seater for tandem trips or a one-person boat with room to carry food, water, and other gear for longer excursions.
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But if you haven't frequented its most famous nightclub, Celebrities, on more than a few late-night excursions, chances are you've still got a lot to learn about Vancouver's club scene.
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The duel and Jamie's confession to Murtaugh are incredibly important events we never see fully, instead they are treated as side excursions in order to advance the plot in other directions.
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Virtually all of their excursions fell behind their pre-set timelines, new research finds, and that could have big implications for how NASA handles human missions to Mars in the future.
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Packages are all-inclusive according to the Kanu website, and they feature amenities like personal concierge services, captain and boat services for local excursions, and access to kayaks, paddleboards, snorkeling gear.
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The power of time is central to Ms. Rowling's books — even as her narratives hurtle forward with an irresistible momentum, Harry's understanding of Voldemort and himself involved excursions into the past.
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My clunker of a computer takes a long time to reboot, even if it's just in sleep mode, and the repeated excursions to the toilet slowed both it and me down.
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The crash site, at Coon Cove about 300 miles (480 km) south of Alaska's capital, Juneau, lies near a tourist lodge that runs excursions to the nearby Misty Fjords National Monument.
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The programming includes naturalist-led snorkeling excursions, shipboard stargazing, dolphin watching and talks about sea turtles, sharks and rays (seven-night itineraries from $25,212, including airfare between Los Angeles and Tahiti).
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Prices per person for Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic trips start from $17,940 based on double occupancy and include all food and beverage, excursions, onboard physician, hotels as indicated, and airport transfers.
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Rates start at $523,345 per tent per night based on double occupancy, inclusive of all food and beverage, private guided activities and excursions, spa treatments, personal butler, airport transfers, and taxes.
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This week, the number of daily cases continues to rise — even as Americans practice social distancing by working from home, limiting outdoor excursions, and staying 6 feet away from one another.
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In the port town of Seward, thick smoke blowing south from the Swan Lake fire blotted out the normally spectacular views of mountains and glaciers and forced cancelation of tourists' excursions.
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Guests who choose to keep their coming bookings will receive the money as onboard credits, which function like money and can be used for drinks, excursions, and other purchases on board.
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Right now I have blue Altra Escalantes for walking (clouds for my feet!); black Columbia Fire Venture Mid Waterproof hiking boots for outdoor excursions and rainy days; and Reef flip flops.
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We fell into a languorous routine of daytime excursions followed by a swim at Grande Anse beach, about 15 minutes away, or the pool, and early-evening drinks on the veranda.
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On these excursions Roche wore an ancient red-and-blue mountain suit, the uniform of a French ski instructor, though he never confirmed to me that he held such a qualification.
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It also includes all transportation between the islands, local excursions (like island safari tours) and a $2,000 prepaid card to personalize the trip (which can be applied toward food and beverage).
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The company has offered guests a second cruise for free as well as a full refund for the current cruise, including the costs of onshore excursions and tips paid to staff.
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Halfacre himself has turned around twice during excursions to Bus 142—once because a group he was guiding was underprepared, some of them forgetting such basic essentials as tents and food.
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The stay was strictly a "private and personal visit for the former president and his family," likely including mostly sightseeing and local excursions, Villeneuve-lès-Avignon's mayor, Jean Marc Roubaud, tells PEOPLE.
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The family's excursions began days after Sasha's high school graduation in Washington, D.C. Older sister Malia is a rising junior at Harvard and Sasha is expected to begin college in the fall.
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We may have found Pretty Little Liars craziest, and possibly most offensive, plot line yet — Charlotte gave her dolls to an Amish child during her rare excursions out of the mental institution?
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But National Grid as the system operator may also need to purchase more frequency regulating reserves and sources of inertia to reduce the risk of rapid frequency changes, unacceptable excursions, and blackouts.
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Several companies offer excursions on the scooters; with most, tourists ride as passengers while the driver is their guide, but a few tours give visitors the chance to drive the bikes themselves.
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That said, there is a narrative and thematic throughline running through the piece, and Dreamscape sees Alien Zoo as a franchise in the making, with a premise that can support multiple excursions.
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With it, you can usually see the full calendar of each day's events (so you don't miss a single bingo or karaoke session), make restaurant and show reservations, and book shore excursions.
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Alex started out making concrète noise collages and synthetic abstractions under the Body of Light banner back in 2011, using those techniques to go on abstract electronics excursions across genres ever since.
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For example, Regent Seven Seas and Viking Cruises are among those lines whose prices already include expenses, such as shore excursions, Wi-Fi and wine and beer with meals, Spencer Brown said.
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But if spending the night near an abandoned nuclear zone isn't the ideal tourist trip, one can also embark on day excursions with the reported dozens of tour companies in the area.
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Most have an expert knowledge of Austen's six novels, as well as two centuries of scholarship, and their conferences include panels and talks by learned Austen scholars, alongside the balls and excursions.
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In the summertime, Amangani can organize excursions for guests to go hiking and mountain biking, ride horses, take scenic helicopter and plane rides, and float over the Tetons in hot air balloons.
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And Memmo Baleeira, on Portugal's Algarve Coast, has surf packages ranging from two to seven nights; they include accommodations, instruction, equipment rental, some meals and excursions to nearby surf sites (from $155).
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The Surfrider, with rates starting at $350, offers a complimentary 1968 sage green Land Rover for excursions to other surf breaks, as well as picnic baskets for beachside lunches at a cost.
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Packages are built around guided fly fishing excursions, art workshops at the Woodstock School of Art and learning about edible mushrooms during a two-hour guided hike, led by expert mushroom hunters.
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Think of underage drinking, smoking weed and taking class A's by the bucket-load on the weekend; of cigarette packets with their original artwork; of spangled excursions to the local corner shop.
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They've taken their grandchildren for excursions and short vacations — a ride on a scenic railroad, a stay at a working farm — followed by a Shutterfly book of photos to commemorate the event.
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Two boats do seven-night cruises on the lower Mekong — the 2100-passenger Mekong Pandaw and the 56-passenger Tonle Pandaw — starting at $2,596.50 per person, which includes all meals and excursions.
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Last fall, in coordination with Visit Finland, Finnair began a multiday stopover program but also offered excursions as short as five hours, aimed at travelers from the United States bound for Asia.
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Celebrities, honeymooners, and families love The Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea Beach for its luxury pampering, three pools, restaurants, high-end spa, and activities and excursions, all included in the price.
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Whereas many high-end resort properties charge for extras such as kayaks or beach bikes, this hotel provided a full menu of on-site and off-site excursions included in room rates.
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For $100, you get a fitness band that has a built-in heart rate monitor, a five-day battery life, and swim-proofing for underwater exercises or excursions at the pool / beach.
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But Ivanka would stop by his office to say hello, or accompany him to construction sites, much as she sees him now in the West Wing or joins him on presidential excursions.
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You can redeem the Chase Ultimate Reward points for hotel stays, cruises, trains, plane tickets, and travel excursions through Chase, or you can transfer points to travel partners like Hyatt and United.
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Last spring, American Cruise Lines, which already operates the Queen of the Mississippi, launched the paddle wheel ship America, offering 185 passengers free shore excursions, nightly musical entertainment and an onboard historian.
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Art fair booths can often be placid excursions into commercial flatness; how can we present the works by our best-selling artists in a way that they'll end up selling some more?
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There was ample room for excursions into jazz, boogaloo, cumbia and even a hard-rock version of John Lennon's "Imagine" sung by Cindy Blackman Santana, Carlos's wife and the band's indefatigable drummer.
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Within a few excursions I realized that what I really wanted to get at was a kind of Kinsey survey of the British nightlife experience in the early part of the 21st century.
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Dillon Mangs, an expatriate resident of Labadie whom Royal Caribbean contracts to run shore excursions, says he tries to showcase Haiti's culture without dampening holidaymakers' spirits by exposing them to too much reality.
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But co-parenting doesn't just stop with scheduled playdates and excursions, as Jennifer Lopez proved over the weekend when she offered her love and support for ex Marc Anthony, whose mother passed away.
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The Martha Stewart excursions and experiences will be available on sailings of MSC Seaside and MSC Armonia starting June 1, and additional Caribbean sailings on MSC Divina and MSC Meraviglia starting in November.
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The date is significant because, except for a few excursions along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean, there was no previous evidence of Homo sapiens having left Africa before about 60,000 years ago.
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In season 4, Donna Mealge and Tom Haverford (played by Aziz Ansari) celebrate "the best day of the year" to "treat themselves" to shopping sprees, spa excursions and 24 hours of luxurious living.
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And then I was invited on a wellness retreat in Aruba that sounded so idyllic that I wasn't too anxious that it included a biking trail ride as one of the main excursions.
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The conventional wisdom about prog rock in the 1970s is that a booming rock record industry was what made prog possible—because record sales were up, labels could take chances on weirder excursions.
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From the perfect water bottle to the most comfortable and versatile footwear, every item here is a quintessential piece of equipment that's survived quite a few National Park excursions and hiking trips abroad.
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For Alexandra Waldman and Polina Veksler, it was one of these department store excursions that turned the friends into cofounders of a fashion brand that's championing inclusivity like you've never seen it before.
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But years later, the NSF has drifted away from its original mission and opened the door for thousands of social scientists to get taxpayer financing of their pet projects and free foreign excursions.
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Hambantota is near several national wildlife parks that are home to wild elephants, the Sri Lankan leopard and thousands of rare and exotic birds; the concierge can help arrange excursions to these parks.
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These endless musical excursions had dips and peaks and were much more dynamic and emotive than the blinkered, BPM-ruled, genre-specific DJ sets that are all too common in club music today.
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But groups like Outdoor Afro, which organize hiking and nature excursions for people of color, aim to overcome the isolation and fear that can come with being a minority in the great outdoors.
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At 275 feet long, Serenity is the largest passenger ship to ever navigate the Northwest Passage, and it's now succeeded on two occasions, both 2130-day excursions from Anchorage to New York City.
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The best communities have a robust lineup of activities for children and families, such as summer camps, boating and hiking excursions, pool days, fun food-themed dinners such as taco night and more.
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Damir Djelmic, 43, owns a pair of rigid-hulled inflatable boats capable of carrying 12 passengers each, and employs four skippers, offering both group excursions and point-to-point trips from Split's harbor.
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A Minnesota ophthalmic services company and its ex-chief executive will pay $12 million to resolve allegations they supplied kickbacks such as outdoor excursions and consulting agreements to doctors in exchange for business.
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He is the only Cabinet secretary to utilize a 24-hour detail that accompanies him on international trips as well as personal excursions, including a family vacation to Disneyland and the Rose Bowl.
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Though Royal Caribbean's cruise lines have established expertise in organizing shore excursions, the new company is building a new network of tour guides and operators and will focus on destinations well beyond ports.
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It can suck to think about whether you'll have to go on exciting excursions alone, or if the only people you'll ever share your Parisian café latte with are your Instagram followers.
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Many people on Facebook shared their memories and photos of family trips, reunions, and summer excursions to the Channel Islands, a diving destination known for its giant kelp forests and crystal-clear waters.
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The liquidation marks the end of a British company that started in 2178 running local rail excursions and grew to pioneer the family package holiday across Europe, America, Africa and the Middle East.
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The liquidation marks the end of one of Britain's oldest companies that started life in 1841 running local rail excursions before it survived two world wars to pioneer package holidays and mass tourism.
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The six-night cruise offers guided tours of Leonardo's tomb at Château d'Amboise among its excursions, as well as visits to UNESCO-listed Renaissance castles and commemorative events taking place in the region.
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In telling this tale, Mr. Joseph posits counterfactually that Babel's judge and executioner was his friend Yezhov (Zach Grenier), whom he met, in another fictional touch, near a battlefield on those Polish excursions.
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