They were flown by charter, driven, and flown again to a remote, undisclosed location.
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He's flown to Singapore several times himself, although he hasn't flown on world's longest flight yet.
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Chances are that if you've ever flown anywhere at all, you've flown on one of them.
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If you've ever been to the planetarium and flown through space, you've flown through that database.
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While they had flown with each other on separate occasions, they'd never flown together as a group.
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All four had flown with each other on separate occasions, but they'd never flown together as a group.
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Almost 2202 percent of all adult Americans have flown, and nearly 2628 percent have flown during the last 28500 months.
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Then again ... it's not like LeBron couldn't have flown out (or flown them in) for a first official dinner together.
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I've flown into Perth lots, and I've flown into London lots, but I've actually never joined the two dots together before.
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The marble was flown in from Italy, and the ceiling was like a palace, all gold, painted by artisans flown in from France.
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For example, the lowest-fare ticket class, Basic Economy, may be counted as only half the miles flown or half a segment flown.
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I think that's, certainly for — I'm a pilot, and I've flown a lot of aircraft, and I've read about aircraft design — I definitely would far prefer to fly in an aircraft that's flown many times successfully than one that has never flown.
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Captain Bhavye Suneja had flown for 6,000 hours, while copilot Harvino had flown for 5,000, Lion Air said in a statement, according to CNN.
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It provides free 15-minute flights in small planes to girls and young women who have never flown or who have only flown in airliners.
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I have flown a large number of drones, largely without incident, but until my day in the Vision Jet, I had never flown an airplane.
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Captain Bhavye Suneja had flown for 6,000 hours, while his copilot, named Harvino, had flown for 5,000, Lion Air said in a statement, according to CNN.
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He ordered that American flags flown at the White House, all public buildings and grounds, and military posts be flown at half-staff through sunset on Thursday.
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This booster was first flown in May to launch Bangladesh's first telecommunications satellite into orbit and was then flown again in August to launch an Indonesian telecom satellite.
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Lion Air has flown about 100 family members of the missing to Jakarta and the airport in Pangkal Pinang is preparing for the remains of victims to be flown back.
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Having flown 139m passengers last year, the Irish company is second only to Lufthansa, a group of full-service carriers in central Europe, in terms of numbers flown on the continent.
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The remains -- if all goes well -- would be flown to the U.S. airbase of Osan in South Korea, where they would be catalogued and then flown to a Hawaii processing center next Wednesday.
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Lion Air plane had only flown 800 hours Lion Air acquired the aircraft in August and it had flown only 1403 hours, said Soerjanto Tjahjono, head of the National Transport Safety Committee (NTSC).
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Three of the four had never flown on a plane.
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This delicacy must've been flown in fresh from the islands.
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Gulliver has never flown one of these marathon direct routes.
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No human has flown on a Commercial Crew vehicle yet.
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She was taken off the rig and flown to Houston.
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Those getting operations are flown by helicopter to the ship.
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Medical supplies and food were being flown in by helicopter.
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The flight had earlier flown over Oman, according to Flightradar.
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The FAA requires all aircraft be registered before they're flown.
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Vizcarra's government ordered flags to be flown at half mast.
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Drones are also banned from being flown in controlled airspace.
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Prince was flown in to play for the large crowd.
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The couple's bodies will be flown home for funeral services.
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Hague and Ovchinin were then flown by helicopter to Jezkazgan.
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He has flown in 853 shows so far, Hammond said.
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Mr Guterres has flown to Benghazi to meet the general.
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Dawn has only ever flown circular paths around Ceres before.
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So far, Garrett has flown under the radar with Hannah.
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He was then flown to Perth for further treatment, News.com.
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It was previously flown on missions in 2015 and 2017.
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Fresh food has to be flown in from the south.
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A banner also will be flown over the office Sen.
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Since starting three years ago I've flown nearly 150 dogs.
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Mackay himself has flown over 140 different types of aircraft.
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I have flown united before with literally no pants on.
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Drones are barred from being flown out of visual range.
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I've flown Air Burkina and Air Cote D'Ivoire, no problem.
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He's being flown to Japan where he'll get medical treatment.
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He has flown to the kingdom repeatedly for secret talks.
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He and his family had previously flown to the island.
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She was flown to a hospital in El Paso, Texas.
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The remains were flown out of North Korea last week.
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So Martha has flown off into the wild blue yonder.
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But by that point, Wilson had already flown to Taiwan.
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DeSantis has largely flown under the radar since Election Day.
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They, too, have flown in from Paris, a long journey.
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They show combat missions flown, missiles launched, and bombs dropped.
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"He hasn't flown under the radar for us," Collins said.
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But by that point, Wilson had already flown to Taiwan.
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Mitchell and Jessen had flown to Afghanistan to interview him.
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She gets flown to and from the theater every night.
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The shuttle will be flown by the WhiteKnightTwo jet aircraft.
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In August, a North Korean missile was flown over Japan.
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The remains were flown out of North Korea last week.
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And it's never flown so often to Big Sky Country.
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"Obviously we've flown fewer females than males," he told Motherboard.
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Brayan was flown to a shelter for children in Maryland.
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Those service members were flown home before Mr. Pence arrived.
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Ms. Arroyo was flown to New York City on Nov.
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My partner Maggie had flown to Salvador to meet me.
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And, boy, the two years since have just flown by.
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His mother had flown to the game from Los Angeles.
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London has long flown its own flag for the play.
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The crashed aircraft had flown just 73 hours, it added.
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From there, he was flown to another prison in Maryland.
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Komins' remains were then flown from the area via helicopter.
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Another Max flown by Ethiopian Airlines crashed several months later.
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" Flown over from the Galleria Borghese in Rome is "St.
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He had just flown back from a vacation in Florida.
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Five of us have flown in the International Space Station.
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Private jets should be banned, not flown with green fuel.
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History: Mr. Bryant had often flown in the helicopter before.
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Now new evidence had flown in on little bird wings.
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Here, we have flown only one flag — the Palestinian flag.
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The implication ... they coulda flown together, spared the air, etc.
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The torch will then be flown from Greece to Japan.
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He had flown to Italy for work on February 9.
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Of those 10, seven had flown in through Logan Airport.
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She had just flown into Cologne when she saw him.
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The Altobellis had flown with the Bryants to games before.
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So far, the product may have flown under the radar.
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But now, all at once, the doors had flown open.
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Food and water was also being flown into the area.
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After arriving in Lordsburg, she was flown to a hospital.
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He'd just flown in and, boy, were his arms tired.
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A steady stream of warplanes has flown home since then.
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Many of these missions were flown from our alert pad.
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Leicester had flown too high, had too far to fall.
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Mike Pompeo might have flown too close to Donald Trump.
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He had flown nonstop for 2,300 miles from central India.
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Supplies have to be flown in or arrive via ship.
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Zinke additionally said that he's flown "Mil Air" with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to look at fires in Montana and has flown on military aircraft with Vice President Mike Pence and President Donald Trump.
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The number of passengers flown in June fell 1% year-on-year, Norwegian said, while capacity growth - measured in terms of seats multiplied by kilometers flown - rose 5%, slower than the 8.3% expected by analysts.
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The number of passengers flown in June fell 1% year-on-year, Norwegian said, while capacity growth - measured in terms of seats multiplied by kilometres flown - rose 5%, slower than the 8.3% expected by analysts.
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The founders of Grown and Flown, Lisa Heffernan and Mary Dell Harrington, are the authors of a new book, "Grown & Flown: How to Support Your Teen, Stay Close as a Family and Raise Independent Adults."
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First time I've ever flown first class, and it be fancy.
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Ptacek was flown to a Cleveland hospital where he underwent surgery.
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Carney ordered the state's flags to be flown at half-staff.
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Ragbir was flown to Miami, where he was to be deported.
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I saw some movement and assumed a moth had flown in.
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Ortiz was flown to Boston the next day for further treatment.
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So, neither one of them would have to be flown in.
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The passengers were later flown to Phoenix on a different aircraft.
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The humble bar soap has flown under the radar for years.
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Superman still hadn't flown since the golden bimbo Nuclear Man incident.
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The Royals had flown in from playing in Baltimore on Wednesday.
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They were informed they would be flown out in a week.
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Disney and Post had flown down from DC after the shooting.
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"Those airplanes are flown by pilots on his payroll," Cucinella said.
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Passengers were booked on another plane and flown to the capital.
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Larry Hogan of Maryland ordered all flags flown at half-staff.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," said Loo.
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SpiceJet, an airline, says that 0003% of Indians have never flown.
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Several hundred Wagner mercenaries have now reportedly been flown to Venezuela.
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Taylor Swift's BF had flown to London, though it's unclear why.
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U.S. embassies have flown the Pride flag throughout the past decade.
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A few attendees have flown in from the UK and Australia.
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They had all flown to space and been back once already.
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So far, only government agencies have flown satellites beyond Earth's orbit.
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Kara Swisher: Also you obviously haven't flown Aeroflot like I have.
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His robots can be flown to hospitals easily from Marseille airport.
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Why it matters: North Korea has flown ballistic missiles over Japan.
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The Eurofighter is flown by Germany, Britain, Austria, Italy and Spain.
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Joey had flown into a rage, uncontrollable and impervious to reason.
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Killing Eve's hilariously brutal assassin, Villanelle, would have flown their wigs.
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Canada's rules aim to make sure that drones are flown safely.
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Power generators and relief supplies are being flown into the region.
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It has since flown to New York's JFK Airport via Frankfurt.
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More worrying still are reports of drones being flown near aircraft.
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Why do you think it has largely flown under the radar?
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The planes have flown about 300 hours in Baltimore since January.
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The French flag at the tournament was flown at half-staff.
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Ten were seriously injured, and one was flown to a hospital.
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He is expected to be flown to Boston to be arraigned.
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When that was done, the body was flown back to Mexico.
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Fifteen pounds of truffle had been flown in for the occasion.
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Launched in March 2015, Raya has purposefully flown under the radar.
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A sun explodes, and then, a Black Panther flag, flown proudly.
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The North Koreans agreed and he was flown out on Tuesday.
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The helicopter had also flown over the Interior Ministry, he said.
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The helicopter has previously flown the D.C. skies in test flights.
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She was flown to New York on her first airplane flight.
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It marked the first time a booster has flown five times.
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Tech-backed organizations have also flown superintendents to conferences at resorts.
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Miguel Perez-Montes, 39, was flown on Friday from Gary, Ind.
|
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However, Chinese investment has largely flown under the radar so far.
|
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The dead and wounded Americans were taken there and flown away.
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The fish are also flown thousands of miles to American consumers.
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They didn't say when the bodies would be flown to Serbia.
|
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He had flown to Kabul and Dubai and Europe for discussions.
|
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Some are being flown thousands of miles away from their parents.
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A United States military aircraft flown in to bring home Col.
|
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This time, the orchestra musicians were not flown in from Vienna.
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He told me that he'd never flown in a plane before.
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My parents, who had flown across the country, waited with me.
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My parents, who had flown across the country, waited with me.
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It is typically flown by two pilots, according to Sky News.
|
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Meghan Markle has flown the royal coop and escaped to Canada.
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Again, they've flown from their home in Austin, Texas, to Greece.
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Flags were flown at half-staff nationwide after the latest attack.
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No American had ever flown in a plane over water before.
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They did, and on Sunday they were flown back to Tehran.
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He was flown to a hospital on a base in Germany.
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The flag at the Irish parliament was flown at half mast.
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It's the furthest a North Korean tested missile has ever flown.
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"They may have never flown in a cloud before," he said.
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They are flown by multinational crews provided by all member states.
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The grills were made in 36 hours and flown directly there.
|
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If he'd flown commercial, the trip would have cost about $200.
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Romero was flown four states and 1,000 miles away to Georgia.
|
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Ma Lee Vue, 22015, had flown in from Laos via Tokyo.
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Ma Lee Vue, 35, had flown in from Laos via Tokyo.
|
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Buchanan was flown by helicopter to a local hospital where he died.
|
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Some have been flown to the capital, while others are still waiting.
|
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CIA Director Allen Dulles had flown to Hyannis, Massachusetts, to brief Kennedy.
|
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The carjacking victim was flown by helicopter to a hospital, she said.
|
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They were stranded and have been flown out of the canyon, AZFamily.
|
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The body is due to be flown back from London on Thursday.
|
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Manhattan penthouse and decorated with 213,443 Dendrobium orchids flown in from Thailand.
|
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From Libya, the IOM has flown almost 2,000 migrants home this year.
|
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He was brought back to the surface and flown to a hospital.
|
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For years, Pinterest has flown below the radar compared to its rivals.
|
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She's flown on three space shuttle missions: in 2006, 2007 and 2010.
|
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The 9-year-old was flown to Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora.
|
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We'd have had sorties that have included B-52s being flown yesterday.
|
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"We've flown a few times on the plane," says the longtime journalist.
|
|
There's also plenty of high-flown debate about technology, freedom and inequality.
|
|
But the January launch failed during reentry, having flown about 600 miles.
|
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The rocket that blew up on Thursday had never been flown before.
|
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Once assembled, Flybrix drones are lightweight and meant to be flown indoors.
|
|
Turkish police believe he was murdered by men flown in from Riyadh.
|
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They resembled strange birds that had flown far from their natural habitat.
|
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He was flown home to Ohio, where he died six days later.
|
|
Charlie is then whisked into a car at gunpoint and flown Lebanon.
|
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The highest any helicopter has flown on Earth is 40,000 feet high.
|
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Manhattan penthouse and decorated with 70,000 dendrobium orchids flown in from Thailand.
|
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He said he personally has flown on two of those test flights.
|
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She had flown to London from Moscow the day before the attack.
|
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The Phantom 4 is certainly the best DJI quadcopter I've ever flown.
|
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This would not have flown when the bros were wearing purity rings.
|
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Because I had flown on Soyuz, I have some background on that.
|
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Its drones have flown in performances by Cirque du Soleil and Metallica.
|
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But it had flown about 270 hours since the upgrade, he said.
|
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Chinese officials said the Taiwanese nationals confessed after being flown to China.
|
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Manhattan penthouse and decorated with 70,000 Dendrobium orchids flown in from Thailand.
|
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Icarus has flown too close to the sun and tumbled to Earth.
|
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Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas' first child has flown the nest.
|
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Since then, no one has flown so fast nor walked so high.
|
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Since that first boot print on the moon, time has flown by.
|
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For those who had flown in from afar, the vibe was unbeatable.
|
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South Korea's military said separately the missile had flown about 700 kilometers.
|
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Jacob Alexander is the man I've flown across the continent to meet.
|
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Roseanne's body had flown through the windshield and landed in a tree.
|
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Muilenburg said he has personally flown on two of those test flights.
|
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Sunday's Ethiopian Airlines crash followed one flown by Lion Air in October.
|
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The gang has flown into P.R. together to distribute aid to residents.
|
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He ordered flag flown at half-staff through sunset of May 16.
|
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Largely flown by amateurs, consumer drones are increasingly inching into airplane territory.
|
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The jet had flown from Teterboro to Bedford, Massachusetts, early Monday morning.
|
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Blue Origin has already flown and landed a suborbital rocket four times.
|
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"I've flown on that wonderful airplane that landed there," said former Sen.
|
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"There are regional orders (on where drones can be flown)," he said.
|
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The bodies were put on a helicopter and flown to the roadside.
|
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The freelance hair stylist had flown to the African country on Dec.
|
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He said the aircraft appeared to have flown directly into the mountain.
|
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According to Perino, 22% of passengers have never flown business class before.
|
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He said rules existed for where and how drones may be flown.
|
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The filmmaker was flown to a hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
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"It's the most energy efficient airplane ever designed, ever flown," he added.
|
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But neither airline has yet flown a single flight on that network.
|
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Not all the buyers had flown in from halfway across the world.
|
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Several spacecraft have flown past Jupiter, beginning with Pioneer 10 in 1973.
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Kingfisher has not flown since 268.0900 due to a lack of cash.
|
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Perishable goods like berries and flowers are flown in or bought locally.
|
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Reconnaissance drones, flown in from Italy, were also used in the operation.
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She'd flown in late the night before, and had lost her luggage.
|
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The flight's 240 passengers were later flown to London on another plane.
|
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In my mind, the knives have already flown, already found their marks.
|
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It had been operating since August and was flown by experienced pilots.
|
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She was flown to Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City.
|
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I was also flown from Berlin to Venice, Italy, for Bruce Willis.
|
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Gurupreet's body is being flown to New York City for her funeral.
|
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Omar was then flown to Egypt, where he says he was tortured.
|
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When you get stuff flown up, inevitably it freezes in the airplane.
|
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When the 50 minute mark is up, the time has flown by.
|
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It was flown to Pyongyang and delivered by hand, the source said.
|
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From this point on, the aircraft is being flown by Garmin's system.
|
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Rumours about the flag at Buckingham Palace being flown at half-mast.
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Mr. Park had flown to London just for the event, he said.
|
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Officials ordered flags at all gendarmeries to be flown at half-staff.
|
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Most of us had flown thousands of miles to run this marathon.
|
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Clinton already was known to have flown on Epstein's plane multiple times.
|
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The police have flown helicopters overhead but not set foot on shore.
|
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Would he be flown over the river in a helicopter every day?
|
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Residents of other states and countries will be flown on chartered flights.
|
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Diogo was flown to Chicago, where he was placed in a shelter.
|
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Turkish drones and helicopters had already flown over the region, he said.
|
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Again, the instruments must be unsheathed before the plane is flown again.
|
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He was later flown home to Italy, which has almost 1,700 cases.
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He was later flown home to Italy, which has almost 1,700 cases.
|
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South Vietnamese troops flown into the area are ambushed, and on Dec.
|
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Saudi airplanes alone have flown more than 100,000 combat missions since then.
|
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In April, training wound down and the boat was flown to Bermuda.
|
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The first U.S. service member was flown out of Iraq on Jan.
|
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Even Queen Elizabeth II has been flown in a Sikorsky S-76.
|
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The mother and child, he wrote, had been flown back to Honduras.
|
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I haven't flown on a plane since I was 8 years old.
|
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Most of the rest is flown in from Tsukiji Market in Tokyo.
|
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He said last week that he had flown there by private helicopter.
|
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The passengers were flown from Japan to a quarantine facility in Australia.
|
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I&aposve flown Spirit Airlines three times and have been consistently disappointed.
|
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I had flown to Denmark a few days earlier, for other escapades.
|
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Clyde had a mate named Bonnie, who had also flown the coop.
|
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They are believed to have flown up to 330 kilometers (205 miles).
|
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The value of the contracts depends on how many missions are flown.
|
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The Falcon Heavy has only flown on its February 2018 test launch.
|
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He had just flown in from Tokyo and had been feeling rough.
|
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At least six other students were flown to hospital with bullet wounds.
|
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YouTuber Ryan L, for example, says he's flown a drone 154.5 mph.
|
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Our sources say Drake's flown Sophie and Adonis to be with him.
|
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Only 2500 percent of the 0003,2000 business aircraft registered in the United States are flown by Fortune 230 companies, while the rest are flown by charities, small businesses, governments and universities, according to the National Business Aviation Association.
|
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Brian Schatz, who tweeted that he had flown all the way home to Hawaii, had a "17-minute visit with the fam" and then flown back to Washington, arriving at Washington Dulles International Airport very early Friday morning.
|
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They traveled by truck along winding mountain roads to Quito, were packed onto a cargo plane and flown to Miami, inspected by customs and United States Department of Agriculture officials, and flown that same day at La Guardia Airport.
|
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For the first time an aeroplane has flown powered by an ion drive.
|
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The company has flown over 30 unpiloted flights since its founding in 1989.
|
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Her legacy is so far-reaching, and yet she's flown under the radar.
|
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John Carney ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in Floyd's honor.
|
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She's already flown Black Hawk helicopters in combat and earned a Bronze Star.
|
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Only one buyer, India, had not flown P-3s before purchasing P-8s.
|
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Thomas is being flown back to Tennessee to be reunited with her family.
|
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The U.S. aircraft have flown several sorties in East Asia in recent weeks.
|
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Musk's company has flown 16 times already in 2017, with another three planned.
|
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes had flown in from Palo Alto to receive it.
|
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If the other participant shares those feelings, they're flown back to begin dating.
|
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Meghan Markle has flown around the world to watch Serena Williams' tennis matches.
|
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First flown in 2014, the E-Fan has an endurance of 60 minutes.
|
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She's flown across the US to see him, after spending months exchanging messages.
|
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The choreographer Jack Cole has flown under the radar of American dance history.
|
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The engineers, Mr. Penn wrote, had been flown to Germany for specialized training.
|
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The bodies of the nine Italian victims were flown to Rome on Tuesday.
|
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In recent times he has flown, on average, 1.3m miles every 12 months.
|
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Then there are probably another two flown clusters of dual 18-inch subwoofers.
|
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Services from Cairo to Tel Aviv are flown by a specially created subsidiary.
|
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Plus, empty-leg flights are very rarely flown on routes between major cities.
|
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Instead, he gets rescued by Jadis and flown away in a helicopter. Seriously?
|
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It's a stringent requirement, especially for a rocket that's flown numerous times before.
|
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Most existing drones do, however, need to be flown by an experienced operator.
|
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The aircraft in both fatal crashes is not some random, rarely flown plane.
|
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The Phantom 4 is a fantastic quadcopter, perhaps the best I've ever flown.
|
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We met the other delegations in Moscow, where we had flown via Paris.
|
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Since planes were invented, they've flown using moving parts to push air around.
|
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He died in 2017 after being flown to the U.S. in a coma.
|
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Lord Disick, meanwhile, has flown to London in search of a new ride.
|
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By wingspan (117 metres) it is the largest plane ever to have flown.
|
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The black box was flown to the NTSB's lab in Washington for analysis.
|
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A Predator had flown above moments earlier, a reminder of the Coalition's presence.
|
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It's true that the changes have flown under the radar until now, though.
|
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And with tonight's launch, SpaceX will have flown five used rockets this year.
|
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He has flown to space twice before this, both on space shuttle missions.
|
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It is over Japan, not South Korea, that North Korean missiles have flown.
|
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The twice-flown SpaceX rocket core will go on display later this summer.
|
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He also confirmed that ETP has flown a drone over Camp White Pine.
|
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But it's flown in from Japan, which means that the fruit is Japanese.
|
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If you've flown a drone, you know that battery life is a problem.
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Here are just 12 fun Miley facts that might've flown under your radar.
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Four times a year, every employee flown to an all-hands company meeting.
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Ingraham has flown as a guest of the president on Air Force One.
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No manned airplane with an air-breathing engine has ever flown faster. Officially.
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Teachers were said to have flown through the air and celebrated black masses.
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Patrick Abbott, an American physicist, had flown into France for the long weekend.
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North Korean drones are known to have flown over South Korea several times.
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Indeed, conventional knowledge and high-flown knowledge only lead away from the truth.
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Warmbier died shortly after he was flown home to Ohio in a coma.
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Mr. Berube, a businessman, had flown for decades, his brother Bruce Berube said.
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Trump has ordered US flags at federal facilities be flown at half-staff.
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Zach turned up the next morning, having flown all night from South Korea.
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He has never flown in an airplane or gone swimming or worn sunglasses.
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Not one person has flown aboard a SpaceX rocketIt's not just SpaceX, either.
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This bird has flown There was little sign of Twitter escaping the doldrums.
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Mr. Crozier, the Brandauer chief, had flown to California to meet with executives.
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The Afghan Border Police officer's body was flown to Kabul, the Afghan capital.
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Since then, Mr. Iannelli said, he has flown worldwide with hundreds of clients.
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Fitzgerald was ultimately flown in to the set to execute last-minute rewrites.
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Or would you rather fly in an aircraft that's flown many times successfully?
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He thought they were full of high-flown ideals but short on specifics.
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Flags are to be flown at half-staff until sunset on May 22.
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That's a big part of why it's primarily flown by National Guard units.
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Moscow denied its planes had flown in the area near the reported strike.
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This also marked the first time SpaceX used a previously flown nose cone.
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We'd flown out for the occasion—we hadn't seen her for six months.
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Larry Hogan ordered state flags flown at half-staff in her honor. Mrs.
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Under previous FAA rules, all drones being flown commercially had to be registered.
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The SOFIA telescope, pictured, was supposed to be flown in for the conference.
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Scores of international journalists had been flown to the capital to join us.
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The missile would have flown about 4,500 kilometers at maximum trajectory, he wrote.
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England's culture has flown the nest, and its superstars have become global products.
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Maeda and Gonzalez had flown ahead to Los Angeles from Washington on Sunday.
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They've flown a collective 1 million miles to meet entrepreneurs wherever they are.
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The 76 passengers aboard the flight were flown to Newark on another plane.
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His body was flown to Vallegrande, where it was exhibited to the press.
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On Saturday, he was flown to Berlin and admitted to the Charité hospital.
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In the past few weeks, I've only flown with people younger than me.
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Those flown in by AMC were produced by the Italian company Copan Diagnostics.
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Bill Kerz, 59, a pilot who had just flown in from Los Angeles.
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The hard drives had to be flown from the observatories to get processed.
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And many incredibly bad lower-level appointments have flown under the public's radar.
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Hunny was flown in from Tokyo, where the mini-Pom breeder is based.
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"Many of the most often flown routes are under 550 kilometers," she said.
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One said a missile had flown through her house, according to Mr. Coben.
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She was flown to University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for treatment, authorities said.
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Gutt was flown from Germany to Springfield, Illinois, to meet the little boy.
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These were the brief interludes when the airplanes were being flown by hand.
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Some of us have flown on the Russian Soyuz and trained on that.
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He told Jones that had flown from Los Angeles to Miami that night.
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The pilots, in fact, had flown the usual departure route for Tehran's airport.
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Putin has flown over eastern NATO states on a number of recent occasions.
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He hadn't flown at a game since being diagnosed with cardiomyopathy in 2017.
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The Boeing 737-800 NG flight had been flown by Ukraine International Airlines.
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The CDC believed the 43 should not be flown back with uninfected passengers.
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"For some, this is the first time they've flown an airplane," Taylor said.
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Planes have even flown admonitory, if occasionally poorly conceived, banners over state capitals.
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Shirr's body was to be flown to Israel afterward for burial, mourners said.
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He was winched to the helicopter and flown to hospital for further treatment.
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He introduced himself as J.D. and said he had flown in from Austin.
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They were flown to Australia in October for the operation to separate them.
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The statement said Mr. Aldrin, 86, was then flown to Christchurch, New Zealand.
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A drone flown by Seneca police recorded video of the Buffalo Creek flooding.
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The Guangzhou route is flown by 787-900 Dreamliners three times a week.
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Most of those flown to Niger are Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Somalian, UNHCR said.
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UNHCR has also flown thousands of Africans home from Libya since last year.
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Some of them were flown to the remote, tropical destination on Qualcomm's dime.
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McCain's body will be flown afterward to Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington.
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They are believed to have flown a maximum of 330 kilometers (205 miles).
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ABC reported in September that the secretary had flown commercial to New York.
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People have flown in from across the country to share in this event.
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The bodies were examined in Kathmandu, then flown to Kolkata late at night.
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The rest of the troop and I were flown in to replace them.
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It bears an unfortunate likeness to the jihadist black flag flown by ISIS.
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I didn't ask to be flown over, I'm gonna do it my way.
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Suge had flown straight to the Source Awards from visiting Tupac in prison.
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Vang had flown back to the United States from Laos via South Korea.
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Many of the same vehicles flown recreationally are also flown for commercial or other purposes, so it is impossible for a law enforcement officer to tell offhand whether it qualifies as a model aircraft or an aircraft authorized by FAA rules.
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The other two would have flown an even more humble 375 and 20173 feet.
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Men, women and children clutched U.S. soldiers and begged to be flown to safety.
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Instead, Sheikh's body was flown to Pakistan on Wednesday, where hundreds attended her funeral.
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Kylo Ren's TIE fighter is the custom ship flown by Adam Driver's dark lord.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," Loo said in the release.
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He has personally flown on some of the flights that tested the software fix.
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Here are a few more records we love that might've flown under your radar.
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SpaceX vehicles haven't yet flown people to low earth orbit, let alone beyond it.
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President Donald Trump ordered flags flown at half-staff on federal property through sunset.
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The moon can, though—which is why people have flown telescopes during eclipses before.
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That engine has not yet flown nor have we indicated when it will fly.
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I've been flown out to go to parties or out bar-hopping with fans.
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Boeing said it has flown more than 814 test flights with the new software.
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These are not, as anyone who has flown anywhere can attest, your typical flights.
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There's no secret ingredient that's been flown in from the hills of eastern Turkistan.
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Stevie and his attorney tell us Joseline has flown back to Miami with Bonnie.
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Last week, 83 British citizens were evacuated from Wuhan and flown to Oxfordshire, England.
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Clinton has flown hundreds of thousands of world around the global, I have too.
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Before last week's launch, the balloon had only flown between six and 12 hours.
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This AI is superior to every other Lee has ever flown against, he said.
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After today's test, SpaceX can boast that its precursor to Starship has finally flown.
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Researching astronauts is tricky enough, because so few humans have ever flown into space.
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But up until now, the Stratollite has only flown between six and 12 hours.
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Remaining mothers and children were flown out Friday in small 1.23-person capacity planes.
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Fitting in a costly new military branch into this scenario probably wouldn't have flown.
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Since 1987, Southwest has almost exclusively flown a single airplane model: the Boeing 737.
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Most are flown to West Africa, with Nigeria, Senegal and Mali topping the list.
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Either way, our skies will suddenly be polluted with drones flown by brainless pilots.
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Dubai has test-flown an uncrewed two-seater drone designed to transport people autonomously.
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Many have undergone a horrid experience on a plane and haven't flown in years.
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The user noted that photos of dildos had flown under the algorithm's radar, however.
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He was flown back to Los Angeles and reunited with his mother, Christine Collins.
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The winners will be flown out and have a chance to hang with Minaj.
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From there, it is flown to Dubai, and becomes indistinguishable from any other gold.
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This time has flown by, and I'll miss our hugs and cuddles at night.
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The Betsy Ross flag is one type that was flown during the American Revolution.
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ASK measures an airline's passenger carrying capacity by multiplying seats available by distance flown.
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Public schools now teach primarily in Catalan, and national symbols are flown with pride.
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That comet, however, is far from pristine, having flown toward the Sun many times.
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The airplane was flown by Andre Borschberg, who alternates pilot duties with Bertrand Piccard.
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She was flown to a hospital with what were described as "very serious" injuries.
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The company, which was founded in 2500, hasn't flown a balloon into orbit yet.
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Picture it now: They're picked up in a helicopter and flown to the Caribbean.
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He was flown to a hospital in southernmost Chile, where on Sunday he died.
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This is the first time SpaceX has flown its Cargo Dragon capsule three times.
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Two of the injured students sustained gunshot wounds, and were flown to area hospitals.
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Aircraft taking part will be flown from eight U.S. and South Korean military installations.
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Clearly, the time has flown by, but our love of the show has not.
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The U.S. officially consider pilots who have flown above 80 kilometers to be astronauts.
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So far, only government agencies have flown spacecraft beyond the orbit of the Earth.
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Neither has flown yet, but will undergo testing and their first flights this year.
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"We have not flown people on long-duration missions with no exercise," DeWitt said.
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Brandenburg's body is being flown to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport on Wednesday.
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If successful, it will be the most accurate atomic clock ever flown in space.
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If successful, the clock will be the most precise atomic clock flown in space.
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Sridevi's body was flown from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to India on Feb.
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The Padres had flown home overnight Monday after playing a night game in Atlanta.
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Conn was flown back to Kentucky after he was caught in Honduras in December.
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Are you gonna use distilled water or have some flown in from New York?
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Five people, including the boy who died, were flown to a hospital by helicopter.
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"You name it I've flown it," he shares, recalling flights with a 200-lb.
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Before that, they had largely flown under the radar of federal lawmakers and regulators.
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The team had flown into La Paz and taken a taxi to the altiplano.
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It was blindfolded and sedated and then flown to a highway in a harness.
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Annan's body was flown to Accra on Monday, accompanied by his family, including Nane.
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The plane will be flown back to Germany without passengers, the Lufthansa spokesman said.
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Rojas and her mother, Karina Rasma, were flown to the capital on February 16.
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Esterly was taken into custody and flown to Miami, Florida, on Saturday, police said.
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"Some of them have flown in combat for three, four, five years straight," Col.
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He'd flown the 1820 a half-dozen times before, and knew it fairly well.
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Instead, he wants to expose the rickety foundations that high-flown rhetoric can obscure.
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However, the FBI was flown in for the first time in the station's history.
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Bruce Dickinson has flown a variety of private and commercial planes during his career.
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Rezaian and two of the freed Americans were flown out of Tehran on Sunday.
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They were flown to Agadir, on Morocco's Atlantic coast, aboard a U.S. piloted aircraft.
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Pruitt has flown mostly first class since shortly after taking office in February 2017.
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I was flown to both headquarters for final in-person interviews with upper management.
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The dog accompanied Bush's casket when it was flown to Washington, D.C., on Monday.
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Some friends of hers have recently flown off on vacation on a private plane.
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According to the Oman News agency, Hoodfar was flown to Oman on September 26.
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I've never flown a drone before, so of course I crashed the GoPro Karma.
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Nawaz had flown into the country on September 10, 2001, joining several other activists.
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He'd flown down to check on his family, loading his rental vehicle with supplies.
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South Korea's military said separately the missile had flown about 700 kilometres (430 miles).
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They were flown by airlines including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and Air New Zealand.
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"It's like a big family," Veronica Chaves, who had flown in from Paraguay, said.
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They had flown in from places as far-flung as London and Whitefish, Mont.
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The university's flag will be flown at half-staff to honor Maseko, Mabizela added.
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Airplanes were being flown to those destinations on Sunday night, according to the BBC.
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"You don't hire an airline pilot who has never flown a plane," he added.
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He was flown to Tampa General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, authorities said.
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The plane was just four months old and was flown by a senior pilot.
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The man was flown to an area hospital Friday, but his condition was unknown.
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He had flown 58 combat missions and received the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery.
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A U.S. official said the diplomats were flown out in a civilian charter aircraft.
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That, and we just haven't flown nearly as many women into space as men.
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These drones appear to have been loaded with explosive and flown towards the parade.
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Hover can also be flown manually via on-screen joysticks in its mobile app.
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Earlier in the week, Mitchell had flown into what was then Tropical Storm Katia.
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The first crash, in October 2018, involved a 737 Max flown by Lion Air.
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The Royal Standard is never flown at half-mast, but the Union Jack is.
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Honey has flown under the radar to some extent since its founding in 2012.
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Today, the equivalent of around half the planet's population has flown on a 2747.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had flown to Texas to do a fundraiser with Cuellar.
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I had flown all day and night with the team to get to Tokyo.
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I'd barely flown on an airplane before, so just getting to DC was exciting.
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The Trump team also has flown architects to Uruguay to assist in the project.
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They're really expensive, because they have to be flown before they get too old.
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Fish would be flown in from all over the world before there were distributors.
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Twice he's flown with parrots across the country to reunite them with their owners.
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Dinner is said to have ended with fruits flown in from California and Florida.
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Not only has he never flown, the concept of time zones freaks him out.
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Previously, Canada had flown the Union Jack as a member of the British Commonwealth.
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It's not the first time a robot has flown to the International Space Station.
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Greg Abbott called on flags to be flown half-staff from Saturday to Thursday.
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Both visitors were flown to the park's El Capitan Meadow, where ambulances met them.
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Sheindlin also reportedly hasn't flown commercial since 9/11, opting instead to fly private.
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Hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies have flown off the shelves all across the US.
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Crew Dragon has flown to orbit and back and proved its escape system works.
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He was flown back to the United States in June in a vegetative state.
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In addition, 90 police officers have been flown in from Curaçao, another Dutch territory.
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Clients and press flown in specially for the occasion, mega runway experiences, glamorous dinners.
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Doctors Without Borders were flown in to treat people, decked in haz-mat suits.
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Longer flights — really long flights — are increasingly flown by airlines all around the world.
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In 2014, Ms. Yousafzai was flown to Britain for medical treatment and reconstructive surgery.
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South Korea said the missile had flown 21862 miles before falling into the sea.
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No astronauts have flown in American spacecraft — or launched from US soil — since then.
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Qatar Airways has flown longer routes since the UAE blocked it from its airspace.
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Two critically injured people were flown to a hospital in Las Vegas, Schuster said.
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He was later flown by helicopter to Metro Hospital in Cleveland for further treatment.
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The prince had flown to the area to show his support to those affected.
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Her friends have flown to Korea and Japan just to hunt for more boxes.
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There were problems too as the first US evacuees from Wuhan were flown home.
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A papal tiara, with 18,000 diamonds, was flown to New York with a bodyguard.
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President Donald Trump ordered flags flown at half-staff in honor of the victims.
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Three victims were flown to medical facilities in Austin and Houston late on Wednesday.
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In the past, she has flown to Israel from Florida to look for records.
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In the past, she has flown to Israel from Florida to look for records.
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Delegations of American politicians have flown to Turkey on trips paid for by Hizmet.
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Judges, lawyers, journalists and support workers are flown in and out on weekly shuttles.
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She had flown in to New York from their native Senegal on Sunday night.
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In retrospect, I should have expected this, having flown 5,500 miles around the world.
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The contest winner will be flown to Cape Canaveral, Florida, to watch the launch.
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Pruitt has flown mostly first class since shortly after taking office in February 28503.
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By the fall of 1944, he had flown in more than 903 combat missions.
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And it's weird, because Es has flown in to help them get it right.
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In 1974, it was flown to Paris where scientists attempted to slow its deterioration.
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In June, Bronner's started selling Bob Ross ornaments, and they've flown off the shelves.
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For years they had flown it on vacations and back and forth to Washington.
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Virgin Galactic has twice flown its spaceplane to the edge of space and back.
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Some of them have been flown in combat during Russia's military campaign in Syria.
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Although SpaceX hasn't yet re-launched a previously flown booster, that could change soon.
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In 1974, it was flown to Paris, where scientists tried to slow its deterioration.
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One student was later flown by air ambulance to a hospital in Mobile, Ala.
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In 1974, it was flown to Paris, where scientists attempted to slow its deterioration.
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On a recent day, only six were taking lessons, most flown in from Dubai.
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I can only imagine how bitter that felt, given how high he had flown.
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He said that aid workers and supplies would be flown in from nearby cities.
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Oregon removed the Mississippi flag that had flown outside its state capitol in 2016.
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No room for failure Despite its importance, NYC3 has largely flown under the radar.
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Like me, Bingochea has also flown in the day before the 5:24 a.m.
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I grew up seeing the stars and bars flown outside of other neighbors' homes.
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During the five-hour auction, he spent more than $220,000, including $110,000 for a flown Apollo 11 emblem that belonged to Michael Collins and $40,000 for a 5-by-8-inch flown Apollo 6003 checklist sheet that was taken to the lunar surface.
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In some instances, overeager fans have flown drones over stadiums to capture eagle-eye views.
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Agents rushing to the scene arranged for him to be flown to a local hospital.
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This is the first time most of the civilians have flown in a military helicopter.
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In response, the US has sailed warships through the disputed waters and flown planes nearby.
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It's also worth noting that the Mavic Pro is among the quietest drones I've flown.
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The Mavic Pro is also the first drone I've ever flown to include gesture recognition.
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Sixty percent of A380s (flown by Air France, Emirates, Etihad, Qatar, and Korean Airways) do.
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The debate over flags boils down to which flags can be flown where and when.
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But I want to zoom in on something that's sort of flown under the radar.
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The two men had reportedly flown to Missouri to pick her up from medical school.
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The baby blimp of President Trump is due to be flown over London this week.
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Even though they've been to multiple dinners and flown him here and there or whatever.
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His ashes will be flown back to the United States on Friday, the source adds.
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Puertolas had flown his drone to 100 feet before hurtling it back toward the ground.
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Plotkin on Wednesday said that Hawley has not flown to any campaign stops in Missouri.
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The dog was flown back to Hong Kong by Japanese customs officials on Dec. 30.
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There's not an out-of-season vegetable, flown-in fruit or plastic bag in sight.
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Fares on longer flights appear to increase incrementally, roughly in correlation to the distance flown.
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They've even flown a few planes on experimental jet fuel made from these green sources.
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The samples could have been flown to a military facility elsewhere for the DNA testing.
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President Nyusi said he had flown over the affected region, where two rivers had overflowed.
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Bollywood actors usually had to be flown down from India, often on business class tickets.
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The Falcon 9 rocket that SpaceX is using for the launch has already flown before.
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Trump ordered U.S. flags to be flown at half-staff at public buildings and grounds.
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I should have just flown to California and taken the test and taken the bar.
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Because of this range of motion, no satellite has ever flown autonomously before, says Reed.
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Angelina Jolie's first son has officially flown the nest — and she's feeling a little emotional.
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After a fundraising effort, El Aty was flown to India on a chartered cargo plane.
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It has also flown from the high flying growth stocks like cybersecurity and cloud plays.
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Mr Macron's diplomatic adviser, Emmanuel Bonne, has twice flown off to Tehran in recent months.
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If you've ever flown a modern-day drone then it's easy to understand his confidence.
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He said that they had flown here, twenty hours on airplanes, by way of Paris.
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When flown into another flower, the drone released the pollen grains, successfully pollinating the plant.
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He since added that again, components from a lethal arsenal might be flown to Tennessee.
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We've flown by every planet in the solar system -- something no other nation can say.
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By the finale, things have truly flown off the rails and into the ocean — literally.
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This rocket will be the first one SpaceX has ever flown for a third time.
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That meant the overland sections of its route had to be flown below Mach 1.
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I've flown since I was in diapers, many, many times, with zero bouts of aerophobia.
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The satellites, called "doves," are flown by companies like SpaceX to the International Space Station.
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That's not a new idea, birds have been flown and filmed in wind tunnels before.
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Since Flights to Freedom started, the program has flown over 17,000 pets to new homes.
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She has her afternoon tea treats, which she definitely doesn't eat, flown in from Europe.
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So his mom has flown in to help out for the next couple of days.
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First stages of previous Falcon 9 iterations have flown a maximum of two orbital missions.
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DeRosier was flown to PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, where he died, Thurman said.
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It took 215 artists, flown in from North Korea, four months to paint the cyclorama.
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Members of Delta's reward program earn award miles based on ticket price, not distance flown.
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I just wish my darling dad was here now to see how far we've flown.
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He would have flown it right into the Needle or something like that in Seattle.
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SpaceX returned to flight in December and since then has flown nine times, all successfully.
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For example, do birds react to drones flown at 50, 60 or more meters away?
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He was promptly flown back to Abuja -- some 2881 miles from his home in Lagos.
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The Afghan national flag will be flown at half-staff in Afghanistan and its missions.
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The latter had had flown his Lear jet 2,000 miles for the weekend's air show.
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For more than a year, he has flown among world capitals to negotiate with Lavrov.
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John McCain, diagnosed recently with brain cancer, had to be flown in to vote yes.
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American B-1B bombers had flown over the Korean Peninsula as a show of force.
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"I've never flown before, never been further than France," Caroline Peaty told the Radio Times.
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It started in the 1990s when Helen Sharman was flown to the Russian space station.
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Murray has flown solo on occasions, as has 18-times grand slam champion Roger Federer.
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After the patients are sent home, they can be flown from Guatemala back to theU.
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Measurements were collected using airborne radars flown on airplanes as part of NASA's Operation IceBridge.
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He was flown to Hershey Medical Center for treatment after Monday's shooting in Perry County.
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While boarding a fishing boat, he sprained his ankle so badly he was flown home.
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By the time it is over, the team will have flown close to 7,200 miles.
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The phone was flown to FBI headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, on Monday for further tests.
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Over the past two decades, the company has flown seven tourists using Russian Soyuz rockets.
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On Instagram, people are leaving sombre posts of flags flown at half mast on Tuesday.
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Some airlines, such as Alaska and Hawaiian, continue to award points based on miles flown.
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If you have suppressed the memory of that smell: you ever flown economy in jeans?
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DJI on Thursday unveiled its Spark drone that is designed to be flown by anyone.
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On stage that evening, Robinson seemed aware that her campaign had flown under the radar.
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Outside of the bunker, bathroom and bedroom doors and windows have flown 40 feet away.
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He ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of the slain officer.
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Of the 12 Canadian astronauts in history, only eight have flown in space so far.
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One viewer, she explains, is chosen at random and flown expenses-paid to their studio.
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It was filled with the kind of high-flown, sentimental stuff he would later scorn.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece said SpaceX had flown 29 Falcon 9 missions.
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Voyager 2 is the only spacecraft to have flown by Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
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If they didn't want to risk cancer and birth defects, they should have flown United.
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That's the first time it's flown both types of reused equipment at the same time.
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But they're calling attention to an issue that's flown largely under the radar to date.
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After she was flown to a hospital in El Paso she went into cardiac arrest.
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Then, following Federal Aviation Administration regulations, the drones could be flown to an emergency site.
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Well, for one thing, the body was built in Italy and then flown to Detroit.
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The ministry said a team of military investigators had been flown to the crash site.
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That is why so much capital has flown the region over the past half-century.
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The news outlet reported that the letter was flown to Pyongyang and delivered by hand.
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Once information can be retrieved, the boxes would be flown back to Cairo for analysis.
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"I haven't flown it, but I can," Mr. Trump said in an interview on Saturday.
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Several agency employees have flown to Washington over the last two weeks to give testimony.
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They'll then be flown from food trucks, operated by humans, to the person who ordered.
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The nine bodies retrieved so far were flown to the town of Timika, he said.
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Fifteen hundred have been built, and they've flown 3.5 billion people 42 billion nautical miles.
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And I'll think: All this would still be going on if I hadn't flown here.
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Another such aircraft flown by Lion Air crashed in Indonesia last October, killing 2628 people.
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This fairing was flown during the Falcon Heavy Arabsat-6A mission that happened in April.
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He was also said to have flown to France and Russia to do the same.
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It has flown missions in Iraq during Operation Desert Storm and during operations against ISIS.
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You should have known That she is only flying higher, Higher than she's ever flown.
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Hundreds are already being flown to San Diego to begin processing, Reuters reported Friday night.
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Mr. Qader was transferred to American custody, and that June, he was flown to Guantánamo.
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"I have flown this route a hundred times and know everything very well," Liu said.
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ET: Departure ceremony at Joint Base Andrews as Bush's remains are flown back to Houston.
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But the plane will live on as a workhorse cargo jet, flown by and others.
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The plane will live on as a workhorse cargo jet, flown by UPS and others.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," Loo said in a press statement.
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Despite the move, one technician warns the stock may have flown too high, too fast.
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Trump issued a proclamation Tuesday ordering the flags be flown at half-staff through sunset.
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JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines have already flown aid missions to the airport in Aguadilla.
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Under the order, Johan will be flown to Honduras to be reunited with his parents.
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Note: The author was flown to this interview for the release of Far Cry 5.
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Bach said flags at the IOC headquarters in Switzerland would be flown at half-staff.
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People who have flown in space have already used their experience to create great art.
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Most of them would be taken to Sicily's expulsion center, in Caltanissetta, and flown home.
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Participants in the study were mostly Americans with herpes who were flown to the island.
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Had we any confidence at all, I would've scraped together 500 bucks and flown over.
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Some have flown kites carrying containers of petrol that spread fires on the Israeli side.
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I was also flown to London to massage Sting and his wife for Live 8.
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The drone had to be flown and coordinated with the tagging as it was happening.
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The second experiment used a commercial drone flown outside the windows from 20 meters away.
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That, by his own account, he arrived on Earth via a spaceship flown over Jerusalem?
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Despite this tragedy, the X-15 was flown nine more times in the following year.
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Another such aircraft flown by Lion Air crashed in Indonesia last October, killing 22019 people.
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Munakampe said she had flown out at 0520 GMT on a South African Airways flight.
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She was flown there along with other passengers in a cargo plane fitted with seats.
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Mr. Abu Marzook was able to avoid the charges and was flown instead to Jordan.
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An earlier version of this article described incorrectly the P-51 Mustang flown by Capt.
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Anyone who has ever flown economy to Europe knows the 11:30 AM jetlag crash.
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Declan (Jon Norman Schneider) has flown in from New York, Moe (Brian Rivera) from Philadelphia.
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This is your 22nd full season on the L.P.G.A., which seems like it's flown by.
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High-flown speech or writing ... or a description of 17-, 22-, 51- and 57-Across?
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"I describe Voyager as a grandparent of the missions that have flown since," Dodd said.
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Chanel and Rudy were flown across Texas with their handlers and immediately got to work.
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The first case was a Manhattan woman, 39, who had recently flown home from Iran.
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"I've flown theses jets across the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean several times," said James.
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Regeni's parents had flown in from Italy and were staying at his apartment in Dokki.
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Coon Dog has flown farthest, often to the tips of Quebec and Newfoundland, Bartkovich said.
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I had flown my father from Boston to Los Angeles the morning we were leaving.
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Wylie and her family were flown in to Los Angeles from their native Scottsdale, Arizona.
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To save her life, American doctors, flown in from New York, amputated below the knee.
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On Instagram, Kylie Jenner said she had also traveled on helicopters flown by Mr. Zobayan.
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Australians flown home from Wuhan, China, will be quarantined on an island for two weeks.
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Within a few months, Darwin became a hub for counterstrikes from bombers flown by Americans.
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They were later alerted to another drone being flown at low altitude toward the prison.
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Many of the children who were flown to new homes in Operation Babylift were orphans.
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The 16-year-old was flown to a hospital in Columbus, Georgia, with serious injuries.
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Mr. Trump has flown on Air Force One to the club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Scores have been flown into Saudi Arabia, aimed at airports, military bases and other targets.
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It feels like it's been weeks (newsflash: it has) since an afternoon has flown by.
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Federal law typically allows drones to only be flown within the operator's line of sight.
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Then they're flown south for more treatment and eventual release — back into the ocean. 9.
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On Thursday, Irgo was flown from Narita, Japan, to Wichita on a United corporate jet.
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Aerial tankers from the United States are being flown in to help battle the blazes.
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The Chinese staff member is originally from Shanghai and has since flown back to China.
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In the film, three men are mistaken for Army soldiers and are flown to Iraq.
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So far, Virgin Galactic has flown five people to space on two successful test flights.
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His body was flown back to Ghana from Switzerland on Monday ahead of the funeral.
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One of the pilots had flown more than 8,000 hours, according to company CEO GebreMariam.
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Evacuation efforts are underway, and food and other supplies are being flown in for survivors.
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Those planes will swap in for the slots the Thomas Cook flights would have flown.
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One of them was flown by medical helicopter to a hospital in Tulsa, officials said.
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The brand-new rocket carried a previously flown Dragon capsule loaded with supplies and experiments.
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The helicopter was flown to the South Lawn of the White House at 7 a.m.
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Some of them have been flown in combat during Russia&aposs military campaign in Syria.
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Mexican nationals typically are flown to cities such as Phoenix, San Diego, and Brownsville, Tex.
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One imagined his bones as birdlike; he might've up and flown away on a whim.
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The pilot was a senior Ethiopian Airlines pilot who had flown more than 8,000 hours.
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Recently, rumors have flown around Washington that Trump may be seeking to have Mueller fired.
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Three of Purdue's top executives had flown in to be sentenced on misdemeanor misbranding charges.
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Three of Purdue's top executives had flown in to be sentenced on misdemeanor misbranding charges.
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Between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Mr. Brown and Ms. Schultz had flown to El Paso, Tex.
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Between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Mr. Brown and Ms. Schultz had flown to El Paso, Tex.
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New employees from all over the world had been flown into San Francisco for Uberversity.
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"It's a much more agile solar sail than has been flown before," Dr. Spencer said.
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"It's a much more agile solar sail than has been flown before," Dr. Spencer said.
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It was only as Ichiro can do it, with the mustache flown in from Japan.
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She spent a month in the hospital and was eventually flown to India for surgery.
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Mr. Walton had flown in because he was looking to build a store in Edna.
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Flown from remote locations, often equipped with missiles, drones are a visible and audible surveillance.
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The Pentagon reported B-1B bombers from Guam and F-15 fighter escorts from Okinawa, Japan, have flown over the waters of east North Korea, the "farthest north of the Demilitarized Zone...any American fighter or bomber has flown this century," the Associated Press reports.
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The infant was later flown to Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, for further treatment.
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Cernok said while he doesn't condone it, he knows people who have flown with the phone.
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She was flown to Joint Base Andrews, the U.S. military airfield on the outskirts of Washington.
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There have been competing theories that it suffered mechanical failure or was intentionally flown off course.
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Like every other drone I've flown over the years, the Mavic Pro is full of sensors.
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"Aladdin" has flown high as well, bearing down on $300 million in North American ticket sales.
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Engineers at CyPhy say they've flown the drone for hundreds of hours without bringing it down.
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Scroll through for our favorite festival looks, flown in from this spring's most VIP party venue.
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Around 400 of the 1,200 tourists were flown out, 1003 of them apparently suffering from injuries.
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The rest, including three uninjured campers, were flown off the mountain later that day, he said.
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At home in the skies To date, Pooser has flown on 20 flights while in uniform.
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Trump ordered American flags to be flown at half-staff for 30 days to honor Bush.
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The U.S. military and NASA consider pilots who have flown above 80 kilometers to be astronauts.
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Here's how I thought it would go: I'd be flown out to New York City immediately.
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ET. This Falcon 9 had previously flown two communications satellites to orbit on two different missions.
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I showed my wife, and that was moment of, 'What if we hadn't flown the drone?
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"Oh hell yeah," she says, when we asked if her wig had actually ever flown off.
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A marquee was set up outside, with televisions, to accommodate the additional guests who'd flown in.
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Renzi has flown to the United States to visit tech companies and had no immediate comment.
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Cainiao has flown under the media radar thus far — perhaps because logistics isn't sexy to some?
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And so his father had flown to Lagos, then driven to Ibadan to pick him up.
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He added that Granda had flown only once in a private plane the Falwells had rented.
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We haven't even flown the vehicle yet on one test flight, and the manifest is overflowing.
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Nikki Haley removed a Confederate battle flag that had flown for years on the Statehouse lawn.
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The citizens were flown from Wuhan on a French-chartered flight with evacuees from 30 countries.
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The person was flown out of the area by helicopter and taken to a nearby hospital.
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They had volunteered to be flown back to Baghdad, as part of a government-led initiative.
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United calculates million miler status based on your "butt in seat" revenue miles flown on United.
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He had flown into Toronto with almost 2000,0003 leeches in a grocery bag — for personal use.
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The plane had flown from Charlotte, North Carolina, and arrived at LaGuardia Airport around 11 p.m.
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Their speakers are flown high enough that we're not impacted by them being in the way.
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Our friend Debbie had flown in from Los Angeles to say her goodbyes that final Friday.
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This $2 million Nissan concept car was flown in from Japan to be in the movie.
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A small number of tourists was also earlier flown to safety by helicopter, the agency said.
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Other new aircraft projects around the world have flown into turbulence and are not serious competition.
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Instead of Indiana, the family was flown to Connecticut, where it was personally greeted by Gov.
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These are probably flown on-demand, one box at a time, with no economy of scale.
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Chicago-based United also warned that revenue per mile flown could fall in the first quarter.
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SuperAwesome has flown under the radar a bit, and isn't what you'd call a household name.
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Stratolaunch, which is the world's largest airplane and has flown only once, is up for sale.
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The maximum number of times a Falcon 9 has flown to space and back is twice.
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Search dogs were being flown in from Rio de Janeiro to aid in the rescue efforts.
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Flight records show he had just flown to Teterboro from Paris on Saturday, the Herald said.
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Stranger Things has always worn its heart on its sleeve and flown its nerd flag high.
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The body of Avicii will be flown home to Sweden this week, police confirm to PEOPLE.
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Instead, all, including the uninjured climbers, were being flown off the mountain that day, CNN reported.
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The baby was flown to Bayfront Health Seven Rivers, where she eventually succumbed to her wounds.
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The summer has swiftly flown by, and the back-to-school season is suddenly upon us.
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As recently as last year, it still accounted for nearly 20% passengers flown by Indian airlines.
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She was actually from Texas, and had flown into Minneapolis that morning to attend the strike.
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Wings of Rescue, established in 2012, says it has flown more than 26,000 pets to safety.
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Only 730 days, which have flown by, but it feels like we have been together forever.
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The gold was then flown to destinations including Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, it said.
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"We cannot establish if the aircraft was flown by anyone other than the pilot," he admitted.
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"By the last data point the aircraft had flown approximately 4,200 nautical miles," the report said.
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He has flown to visit Lovato on the East Coast several times, TMZ reported in September.
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This is the kind of high-flown political theorizing that never manages to land on earth.
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Only 74 of the more than 370 Boeing 737 Max jets are flown by U.S. airlines.
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Its costs for every seat per kilometer flown rose 2787 percent to 220 of a crown.
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The flags on the court's front plaza will be flown at half-staff for 30 days.
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Another feature which might have flown under the radar was Whittaker's use of front kicks throughout.
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Under an agreement, 180 migrants were flown to El Salvador and will proceed north by bus.
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The state capital, Jackson, hasn't flown the flag on city property in more than a decade.
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Gallmann was first flown to a hospital in the nearby town of Nanyuki to be stabilized.
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On all but the shortest test on May 28, the missiles were flown on lofted trajectories.
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More specifically, we'd like to be flown there and put up in a five star hotel.
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She was taken initially to the Glens Falls Hospital and later flown by helicopter to Albany.
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It said one such offering had "flown off the shelves" with almost 2,000 rentals so far.
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She also confirmed that the bird had indeed flown into the face of one unlucky customer.
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Stephens was flown out to Austin and the whole video was shot in about seven hours.
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He has flown to visit Lovato on the East Coast several times, TMZ reported in September.
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Only Julius could style her hair, and he had to be flown in from Los Angeles.
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But the smaller planes flown by the RCMP could have been used for surveillance, Aboulafia said.
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The goods were packaged into two containers, each of which were separately flown to the home.
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The GAS balcony has flown off into a nebulous forest that exists somewhere unknown to me.
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