In other words, he was flying high — figuratively and literally.
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The US flag and Cubs banners flying high above centerfield.
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"Lam was flying high before this extradition law," says Lai.
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Samsung is flying high with its practically water-proof Galaxy S7.
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Flying high She was born in a refugee camp in Afghanistan.
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I was still flying high from touring and in that mindset.
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Patrick Chappatte Elon Musk is flying high, despite Model 3 delays.
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I'm flying high, got peace of mind, already raised the bar.
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Only a decade ago, the New York region was flying high.
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McGregor is flying high after last week's knockout win over Eddie Alvarez.
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We're going to be flying high for the next couple of years.
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Ethereum, flying high at $700 a few months ago, is at $183.
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My grandfather was awarded the Purple Heart with that flag flying high!!
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Meanwhile, mature carriers these fledglings were meant to disrupt are flying high.
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The entire cohort has spent the rest of the year flying high.
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But that hasn't stopped Aladdin from flying high at the box office.
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I cast my vote and headed north, my freak flag flying high.
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It all comes at a time when Florida had been flying high.
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"A million, 10 million, 50 million to 1 — I was flying high."
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Bannon and his allies were flying high after Moore defeated incumbent Sen.
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Jason Mudrick eponymous firm was flying high at the beginning of 2019.
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Facebook is flying high Thursday morning after posting stronger than expected earnings.
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They are both really flying high and we could not be more proud.
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And, oh yeah, the "Trump Baby" protest balloon is flying high over Parliament.
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GoPro is flying high and mighty after releasing its 2017 second-quarter earnings.
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Nio was flying high as the top dog in the Chinese EV scene.
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Though she's flying high about her relationship, MJ's prime time special is going down.
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Elks lodge feeding all the volunteers with the American flag flying high in Eureka.
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Six years later, the Mets are flying high, thanks largely to Mr. Alderson, 68.
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In the heat of the battle, your emotions are flying high so it happens.
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Prince Muhammad, by contrast, "is flying high and fast", says Abdulrahman al-Rashed, a columnist.
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She is flying high with Him and no doubt singing Good News of Great Joy.
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Sodexo was flying high after the world's second-biggest catering company's better-than-expected revenue.
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The Sun trines Jupiter at 5:49 PM, meaning that egos will be flying high.
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Stocks may be flying high due in part to low yields in the bond market.
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Stocks may be flying high in part because of low yields in the bond market.
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Its shares had been flying high earlier this year on hopes of 5G equipment demand.
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But with both Delta and United Continental confirming that they were flying high, Cramer was shocked.
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We are flying high as my anonymous friend shakes Tom's hand, congratulating him on TomTom's opening.
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Harry Styles is flying high in his new music video for "Sign of the Times" — literally.
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Your employee is flying high after landing the new account (which took a full six months).
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For the most part she's flying high, almost as unaffected by this whole thing as Madeline.
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The company's high-flying, high-tech platforms — known as Stratollites — have been in development since 2012.
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The Oscar-nominated actor is flying high as Joker continues to rake in millions of dollars.
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They were a glamorous place to steal away to while flying high in an enclosed tube.
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Van Dijk forced him to shoot; his effort rose and rose, flying high over the crossbar.
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The delivery company has been flying high since raking $2 billion in financing from investors including Softbank.
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Be sure to check out Chase flying high above NYC tomorrow at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!
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Then, large stationery makers were flying high, hosting gatherings for top retailers in suites at the Plaza.
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Once flying high, cannabis companies in recent months have struggled to raise money and close marquee deals.
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But flying high also reduced the accuracy of their bombing and increased civilian casualties, American officials said.
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For about 12 hours, the quintessential global citizen was officially stateless, flying high above Asia in secret.
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Virgin Galactic, which aims to eventually bring paying customers to the edge of space, is flying high again.
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Image: LeEcoA year ago, Chinese tech conglomerate LeEco, often known as "the Netflix of China," was flying high.
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It's just terrible," adding, "I hope he's flying high with the angels and I hope he's really happy.
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His fund, Pershing Square Capital Management, became a top shareholder of Valeant when its shares were flying high.
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First, you need to know the right time to sell your stock investments, ideally when they're flying high.
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The euro zone, which comprises 19 of what will be the remaining 27 EU members, is flying high.
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Blue Origin's New Shepard capsule looks like a cushy ride for any space tourist flying high above the planet.
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But at that time, pre-Instagram Stories, Snapchat was flying high and didn't need to fix what wasn't broken.
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Then there's Unilever, flying high from a seemingly successful acquisition of Dollar Shave Club for $1 billion in 2016.
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At that time, oil producing states, like North Dakota and Texas, were "flying high" with budget surpluses and jobs.
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Snapchat was flying high in early 2016, but growth slowed 24% after the launch of Instagram's Stories feature clone.
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So when midday rolled around and her plan was ready to be set in motion, I was flying high.
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For months, the program has been testing sophisticated surveillance cameras aboard a small Cessna airplane flying high above the city.
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But now that commodities are flying high, Cramer says Freeport could have one of the best charts in the book.
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Virgin Galactic plans on flying high net worth individuals through extreme environments, and an accident mid-flight could be fatal.
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Shares of the company have been flying high, but Cramer said it could be a buy before and after earnings.
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On Wednesday morning, a rather unusual plane could be seen flying high over Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California.
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As CNN previously reported, Gaga opened and closed the show with a sea of drones flying high in the Texas sky.
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Tottenham: Spurs are flying high in the Premier League right now, with a first title in 54 years a real possibility.
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Meanwhile, the office-sharing giant WeWork was flying high with a valuation of $53 billion and a prospective stock market float.
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President Obama was flying high above Los Angeles on Marine One last June when he received a startling piece of news.
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Flying high and wide, he forges belief and fear into a bond with a landscape that doesn't care whose wishes prevail.
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Airline stocks suddenly seemed to be flying high recently thanks to the pro-business agenda expected of Trump and Warren Buffett's blessing.
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Flying High With Phil Keoghan Premieres Sunday, August 6th At 8pm On Smithsonian Channel Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The broader U.S. stock market has only seen slight gains this year, but shares of GW Pharmaceuticals are flying high in 2016.
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The company was flying high over the summer with a popular movie ticket subscription service that appeared too good to be true.
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For those teams flying high at the top of the table, anything is possible, and the future seems filled with infinite joy.
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"All we can do as young emerging Jamaican athletes is shine our own lights and keep the flag flying high," he said.
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Pete Buttigieg arrived at Wednesday night's Democratic debate flying high in Iowa — but with a "frontrunner" target newly affixed to his back.
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None of the people spotted by the drone appear to notice their observer, which is flying high above the trees surrounding them.
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Right now the UK music scene is flying high globally, with the likes of Skepta, Stormzy, Rita Ora and more receiving international attention.
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Not so long ago, Theranos was flying high, its claims that it was upending the medical diagnostics business largely accepted by the public.
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The decision comes just 1 day after TMZ reported the theme park was standing firm ... keeping the Confederate flag flying high post-Charlottesville.
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It's a pretty hefty drop for a device that's been flying high for so long, but you can't say Apple didn't warn us.
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Before this lil medal winner was flying high in Rio, she was just another competing cutie bringing home the gold in Plantation, Florida.
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Hirscher lost control after a tight series of turns, his right ski flying high in the air, and he ground to a halt.
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Blackhawks top Canadiens to push Quenneville past Arbour MONTREAL — The Chicago Blackhawks are flying high and helped their coach make a little history.
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Crony capitalism — using raw government power to advance a company's commercial interests — is, unfortunately, flying high at the expense of the American consumer.
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Last year Google was flying high on breathless rumors that it was building a vanilla Android phone that would be truly engineered by Google.
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Rocky trade negotiations with China dragged the overall market lower and opened up profit-taking opportunities among the highest-flying, high-valued tech stocks.
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Law enforcement officers are on horseback, in patrol cars and motorcycles, on foot with detection dogs and even helicopters flying high above, officials said.
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Depending on the question, the resulting discussions are ones philosophy or engineering students have probably had while they're flying high on an illicit substance.
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After two decades of flying high, the wet-brined bird has lost altitude with many of the food-media influencers who sent it soaring.
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The airline started small, flying high-demand routes with little competition and offering unbundled fares so passengers could save money by cutting out extras.
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Penn State was flying high to start conference play, but this past week marked a major bump in the road for the Nittany Lions.
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Gaga started the halftime show perched on top of the NRG Stadium, with a sea of drones flying high in the Texas sky behind her.
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When I moved to Dublin in 2008, just before the bust, Dublin was still flying high on the economic boom known as the Celtic Tiger.
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To look at her uncompromising, untamable images in such an elemental form is to reach into the sparkling essence of her creative engine, flying high.
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But the Conservatives were also flying high ahead of a snap general election in 2017 that ultimately proved disastrous for then-Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Tim Burton's Dumbo live-action reimagining is flying high after its recent world premiere in Los Angeles where some audience members loved what they saw.
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Business ___ After two decades of flying high, the wet-brined bird has lost altitude with many of the food-media influencers who sent it soaring.
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Yet while Mr. Corbyn is flying high, he still has not made the case that he can — and, perhaps more important, should — lead the nation.
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I came up with few more entries (some iffy, some dubious) like TOUGH IMAGE, FLYING HIGH, AIMING HIGH, GO THROUGH IT, HIGH INTENSITY, BROWSING HISTORY.
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Their newly released album Home was flying high, and the band performed on Saturday Night Live and sang the National Anthem at the Super Bowl.
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Experts say defenses in Japan and South Korea that are designed to hit incoming missiles would struggle to bring down a missile flying high overhead.
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The grainy film showed what looked like a Predator drone, a type the U.S. military uses for reconnaissance and attack missions, flying high above unidentifiable territory.
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While some of tech's newest issuers are flying high at the moment, things can change quickly for a stock, as any public market investor can attest.
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The actors got to test out the ride before anyone else, and it seems their days flying high on broomsticks have turned them into adrenaline junkies.
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After a scary accident, Pilot Pete is flying high once again — at least, that's how it looks from new Bachelor Peter Weber's first post-injury photo.
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Five city regions are being used as drone test-beds as part of Nesta's Flying High Challenge — namely London, the West Midlands, Southampton, Preston and Bradford.
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Why it matters: Gilead has been flying high since it bought Pharmasset in similar-sized deal in 2011, which gave Gilead its blockbuster hepatitis C drugs.
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It is essentially a flying high-tech bunker that would be an airborne command center for the president and his commanders in case of nuclear war.
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Within a few years, the company was a multimillion-dollar business, flying high as one of the first breakout healthy drinks now commonplace in grocery aisles.
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Just a few weeks ago, a turkey was spotted flying high in the sky, though it is unclear if this is the same jet-setting therapy pet.
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The reason would seem to be following the crowd — buying when stocks and bonds are flying high, and selling when they tank and sink to new lows.
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With a hot new single on the airwaves and a tour under way, Michael "Fitz" Fitzpatrick – the frontman of pop band Fitz & the Tantrums – is flying high.
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Rainbow flags are flying high in the Chevy Chase neighborhood of Washington, D.C., where Pence is currently renting a $6,13-a-month home, ABC 7 News reports.
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Meghan Trainor is flying high with her confident new single, "No Excuses," but the last few years have been a struggle for the newly minted pop star.
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YG was flying high even before his flight left the gate ... at least according to American Airlines, which promptly kicked his allegedly drunken ass off the plane.
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Sports Business In 2009, when Rio de Janeiro won the right to host the 2016 Olympic Games — beating out Madrid, Tokyo and Chicago — Brazil was flying high.
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While flying high, Airware launched its own Commercial Drone Fund for investing in the market in 2015, and acquired 38-person drone analytics startup Redbird in 2016.
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The strong public opinion behind these strikes can be tied to Americans' widespread dismay with wage stagnation and income inequality, even as corporate profits are flying high.
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American was upgraded today and at one point it was flying high and then they just pancaked it ... I'm saying that Southwest is the one to be in.
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Up to five cities will be able to gain government support for carrying out some drone R&D as part of what it's dubbed The Flying High Challenge.
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When taking on one of the final jumps Del Bosco, who was behind the other three competitors, went flying high into the air and visibly lost his balance.
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These were so soft I couldn't be sure they were real: a wind blowing on the far side of a mountain; a jet flying high above another continent.
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A tale of hubris — with foolish pride and an inevitable fall — it opens in contemporary New York, where Dr. Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), is flying high as a supersurgeon.
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The resistance might not have mattered a few years ago, when the real estate industry was flying high with ambitious luxury projects and tacit support from elected officials.
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Flying high Yes, LAX will let you pack a small amount of weed in your carry-on luggage, but don't even think about lighting up at the airport.
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Flying high above the fires charging across Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon, Mark Kono, an airborne traffic reporter, noticed that the 101 freeway was suddenly crammed with cars.
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Though their strength of schedule doesn't compare to their counterparts in Power 5 conferences, the Aztecs are flying high with a double-digit win this week against Air Force.
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JPMorgan solidifies its Wall Street dominance Big US bank earnings painted a stark picture on Tuesday: JPMorgan (JPM) is flying high while competitors such as Goldman Sachs (GS) stumble.
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Just two years ago, SolarCity and other rooftop solar providers were Wall Street darlings, and prospects for growth were flying high, as enthusiasm for solar power was seemingly boundless.
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But with her guidance, I felt secure enough to walk out of the house with my bundles flying high (rather than flying off) at the end of our appointment.
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The data are a sharp turnaround from last spring, when confidence in the U.S. housing market was soaring, mortgage rates were relatively low and the economy was flying high.
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Bill Ackman's Pershing Square, David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital, and $1.4 billion 12 West Capital Management are some of the hedge funds that are flying high so far this year.
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We might never know why he chose the low road that day, but if he's anything like his protégés, he'll be flying high in the sky in no time.
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Most are built to defend against ballistic rockets, and almost none are equipped to detect and stop a large number of low-flying, high-speed drones and cruise missiles.
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The other kind of ship watch So Dany and her dragons were flying high above the sea and none of them spotted Euron and his flamboyant array of kraken figureheads?
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The North Carolina rapper is flying high after releasing his fourth album, 4 Your Eyez Only, in December, which maintained his streak of topping Billboard's albums chart with every release.
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Trump said he was encouraged by "fantastic" polling data from the RNC, which he said showed him flying high in swing states (public approval polling shows Trump hitting new lows).
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When the economy is flying high with the lowest unemployment rate in 2628 years and wage gains for workers, families and consumers are flush with cash and they buy things.
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While the pictures don't show ICBMs flying high in the sky over Japan or depict an atomic explosion, they do show that Pyongyang is continuing to improve its nuclear infrastructure.
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These high-flying, high-growth stories have been seen as somewhat "bulletproof," and if they get shot full of holes, investors might start questioning more and more of their holdings.
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Team Paraguay's Fabrizio "Zio" Liviere was flying high in the sky above the first point on Overwatch's Hollywood map, waiting for Team Hong Kong to try to overtake his squad.
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Flying high in Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967) Channing's performance as Muzzy Van Hossmere in Thoroughly Modern Millie earned her an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress, and a Golden Globe award.
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At the time, it seemed to be flying high, becoming one of the largest lifestyle publishers online and, according to one report, publishing the single most popular Facebook post in 2015.
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Joe Biden says he'll be rootin' hard for Philly this Sunday ... but the former Vice President doesn't seem 100% confident his Eagles will be flying high at Super Bowl 52. Why??
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While Carlsson was flying high at the top of the leaderboard, world number nine Justin Rose had to settle for a 72 and fellow Englishman Ian Poulter ballooned to a 76.
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Thousands of Brits were already gathered in protest in London to object to Trump's presence in their country, demonstrations which featured an enormous inflatable orange baby Trump flying high above them.
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At one point, an air traffic controller informed the pilot, "You're still too low for flight following at this time," meaning the chopper wasn't flying high enough to register on radar.
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In a strategic blunder that echoed David Cameron's call for a "Brexit" referendum, Mr. Renzi had tied his government's tenure to Sunday's vote when he was flying high in the polls.
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Her friendship with Leakes may not be strong, but Bailey is certainly flying high in the romance department with an engagement to sportscaster Mike Hill (which PEOPLE exclusively reported in July).
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When Sense8 is flying high, it has a goofy momentum that feels unstoppable, with characters swapping in and out of each other's heads to take care of one problem or another.
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Military settings might make a lot of sense for this technology, whether it's used to safely shuttle cargo or for taking the strain off of pilots who are flying high-stress missions.
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Most of us probably aren't exactly in high spirits after a trip through the airport-security line, but Amanda Sapir is understandably flying high after a positive experience with a TSA agent.
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Donald Trump may be flying high after picking up 3 more states, but he better hope a certain donut-loving, follicly-challenged guy doesn't enter the race ... according to a 'Simpsons' star.
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That was true of Price to a lesser extent, but he still held the pursestrings at Amazon, was the son of a former Columbia and Universal Pictures boss, and was flying high.
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Because the dust particles are flying high in the atmosphere, they will reflect sunlight and make Mars look as if it has more bright spots than it normally does, Dr. Zurek said.
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Turn to face the entrance to the club, and crisp blue and white Israeli flags flying high over the Arabic businesses and signage below defiantly signal a Jewish presence in the Palestinian enclave.
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When Fox News alum Megyn Kelly announced her departure from the network last week, emotions were flying high — especially for colleague Tucker Carlson, who will be taking over the longtime host's 9 p.m.
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Backed by consecutive seven-run uprisings, the Blue Jays aim to continue flying high on Friday when they host the second contest of their four-game series against the majors-best Houston Astros.
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Reeves is currently flying high on the successes of several films, including John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum, which has so far grossed $276 million at the worldwide box office and $149 million domestically.
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One group that has been flying high are the medical device stocks, which have roared higher because they are one sub-section of the health care group that investors feel safe investing in.
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The company quintupled its product release schedule, flying high with the help of a Disney licensing deal that gave the world several Star Wars droids and talking Spider-Man and Lightning McQueen robots.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Not long ago Nick Foles contemplated retiring from the NFL after losing his passion for football but now the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback is flying high ahead of his first Super Bowl.
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Just take it from these guys: Today, Richard Branson may be flying high with his multinational conglomerate Virgin Group, yet that's not to say business wasn't "topsy-turvy" as it was gaining ground.
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Now the Flyers are flying high (sorry) in the top 20 with contests against the Houston Baptist Huskies and Saint Mary's Gaels — who just upset the Utah State Aggies — coming up this week.
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The airline group has been flying high since the election, but last week it was slammed hard, as investors worried that airport protests in response to Trump's new immigration rules could impact air travel.
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Chicago could have used Noah and any of the other weapons on the roster against the Pistons, who are flying high after knocking off the NBA-best Golden State Warriors on Saturday, 113-95.
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Snapchat was flying high in early 2016, but the launch of direct competitor Instagram Stories coincided with a massive drop in how fast Snapchat was growing, judging by new stats in its IPO filing.
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Undefeated in his last 22016 bouts, and flying high on a glorious run of victories dating back to 2117, Pernkun is the 2016-year old king of the ring right now in Thailand. Period.
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Theories include that he was killed in a business dispute, given his brand was flying high, or that he was the victim of a robbery gone wrong, owning to gloves found at the scene.
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With Flying High: Women Artists of Art Brut, an international survey of more than 300 works, this art center in downtown Vienna is focusing on the accomplishments of 93 female self-taught art-makers.
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The Wimbledon champion has appeared more impressive with each passing round and will be up against a confident Millman who is unseeded but flying high after stunning Swiss second seed Federer in the previous round.
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Check out Pawar, a Mumbai native, on his latest adventures in between his awards shows circuit: "I'm still a little kid so [my parents have] made sure that I don't go flying high," Pawar says.
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So if the drug industry is flying high on the election results, what about the broader scientific community — much of which provides the foundational research supporting the medicines drug companies develop and bring to market?
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Gymnast Riley McCusker was flying high at the Polideportivo Villa El Salvador, taking top spot on the uneven bars finals while weightlifter Sarah Robles picked up gold with victory in the women's over-87kg division.
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If you just have to have an iPhone that acts like an Android, and if you're willing to take on the security risks that come with running an outdated, cracked system, you'll be flying high soon.
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Some leftover passions from last year's ALDS Series were flying high in today's game between the Rangers and the Blue Jays, as Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor didn't take too kindly to a Jose Bautista slide.
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Outteridge, who is an Olympic gold medallist in the physically demanding 49er skiff, slipped and shot off the back of his "flying" high-tech catamaran as it went through a high-speed manoeuvre on Bermuda's Great Sound.
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The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has its balloons flying high despite concerns ahead of time that the record-breaking chill in the Northeast would force the annual event to pull the plug on its eye-catching inflatables.
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About a month before Pruitt's trip to Boonville, Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin delivered a flag at a NASCAR race while "dangling from a Black Hawk helicopter flying high over Kentucky Speedway," according to the Lexington-Herald Leader.
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It was a prank when Navy pilots -- for whatever reason -- traced a giant penis and testicles in the sky recently in Okanogan County, Washington, but an apt one for this moment: Patriarchy is flying high these days.
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Logic has every reason to be flying high after inking a new deal with Def Jam Records -- but he should come down to cloud 8 ... or 7, 'cause he isn't making nearly as much as he claims.
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The piece also detailed Neumann's alleged marijuana use and how his love of flying high once resulted in a private jet being recalled in Israel after the plane's crew discovered marijuana hidden in a cereal box onboard.
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After flying high in the fall, a combination of attacks by Buttigieg on her Medicare-for-all plan, a nasty public fight with Sanders, and persistent (often gendered) questions about her electability have seen her support drop.
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And as one Weight Watcher to another, let's talk about some of your other tweets — like that one on the Weight Watchers site labeled, "Flying High With My Six Point Breakfast" that showed you in your private jet.
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"You can see the rounded structure at the edge of the ice sheet, especially when flying high enough," John Paden, a co-author of the study and an engineer at the University of Kansas, said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Jelena Ostapenko traveled home to Latvia following her bolt-from-the-blue triumph at the French Open, she was flying high after being invited to sit in the cockpit with the captain for the journey.
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COMPUTER SOFTWAREHeadquarters: San Mateo, CaliforniaYear founded: 2012US headcount: 1,065Largest job functions: Sales, Engineering, Business DevelopmentMost common skills: Cloud Computing, Analytics, Data WarehousingWhat you should know: Snowflake, which helps companies move their data to the cloud, is flying high.
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Aragorn (in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy), the dishiest king Middle-earth has known, was still flying high off the news that his movie "Captain Fantastic" won a surprise SAG Award nomination for best ensemble picture.
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Flying High also features works by such less well-known talents as the Austrian-born Ida Maly (1894–1941), who studied art and worked as an actress in Germany before being committed to a psychiatric hospital in 1928.
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While billboards are no milk carton, the Stop the Speaker PAC -- an organization that aims to "make Paul Ryan's life hell" -- posted a photo of a billboard, which the group says is flying high above Ryan's hometown in Wisconsin.
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LINE: Wake Forest -4.5 ABOUT WAKE FOREST (3-22): The Demon Deacons should be flying high after their offensive performance in a 22014-282 victory over Utah State, a team they lost to while going 216-298 in 23.
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Flying high from a recent string of high profile titles — including Mario Run and Odyssey — the cartoon plumber is finally getting a cereal box to call his own, joining the elite ranks of Steve Urkel and Gizmo from Gremlins.
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Some of the VCs poised to win big if PagerDuty's shares continue flying high include Andreessen Horowitz, which owned 13 percent of PagerDuty's shares sailing into the IPO; Accel, which owned 12.3 percent; and Bessemer, which owned 12.2 percent.
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As she described it in "Flying High," an article in Avant Garde magazine — her first appearance in print, under the pen name Jeanne Devries — she awoke from a pot-induced slumber to stare down the barrel of a pistol.
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After powering through a few of her hits — and flying high above the stage in a star-shaped ring — Perry changed into a salt and pepper look (yes, there were giant salt and pepper shakers to help drive it home).
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And speaking of trouble, use the Internet to dig into whether any of the company executives have had criminal charges filed against them — this is the "red flag flying high" warning you to steer clear at all costs, Edwards said.
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Iron Maiden, the most successful act to hail from the NWOBHM that Lars loved so much, released their mighty Egyptian-themed Powerslave that year, while Judas Priest—that other force of British metal—were flying high with Defenders of the Faith.
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AYODHYA, India (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was flying high in June, jetting from Afghanistan to Mexico in a whirlwind of red carpet diplomacy crowned by a speech to the U.S. Congress extolling democracy and investment opportunities in the subcontinent.
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I was taken by the game's high-flying (high… floating?) adventure, its bright and colorful setting, and its charming heroine, Kat, who spends the game going from out-of-place exile to a character of great strength and self-knowledge.
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We're not sure what's in the water — or the tea — in the royals' hometown, but freak flags were flying high this fashion week, and we saw plenty of punk-inflected looks replete with rainbow-colored hair, new-wave sunglasses, and leather.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After two years of turbulence Novak Djokovic was flying high in clear blue skies again on Sunday after winning a fourth Wimbledon title he believes can act as a springboard to a glorious new chapter in his career.
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But it houses the Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre (MUAC), where up to 100 air-traffic controllers work at a time to ensure that planes flying high above Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and north-western Germany do not bump into each other.
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The New York Rangers' 22-year-old left winger was flying high Saturday, as he scored during a win in Philadelphia, before coming crashing down Sunday at Washington with a ghastly turnover that led to a Capitals goal in a lopsided loss.
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"As we promised you, today this flag is flying high in Falluja and, God willing, it will soon fly in Mosul," said Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, wearing a black military uniform and waving the Iraqi tricolour in front of the main hospital.
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With a midsize population of about 2000,000, Chattanooga sits right across the Tennessee border from Georgia, so close that one easily crosses state lines driving around — though the Confederate flags I saw flying high seemed to be concentrated on the Georgia side.
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Kim Severson explored the subject of turkey brines for the Food desk of The Times this week, discovering how after two decades of flying high, the practice has been losing altitude among the food-media influencers (it me?) who first sent it soaring.
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Capitals 3, Golden Knights 1 | Washington leads the series, 2-1 WASHINGTON — Alex Ovechkin went airborne, Evgeny Kuznetsov flapped his arms like a bird of prey and the Washington Capitals are flying high, just two wins away from winning the Stanley Cup.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When Kohei Uchimura stuck his landing without a wobble in sight from his high-flying, high-risk horizontal bar routine, it not only earned him a second successive Olympic all around gold, it also made him the greatest of all time.
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His D-21 design could meet all the requirements set out for him, but in order to achieve such high speeds at such high altitudes, he had to use a ramjet engine that couldn't function until it was already flying high in the sky.
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The Buccaneers (753-2) are flying high off a huge win over the Rams, and no player this season has been more disruptive than Shaquil Barrett, Tampa Bay's outstanding linebacker, but it appears you can't pick against the Saints in New Orleans right now.
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After about a minute in there, we were all whisked off to a Battle Bus flying high above the Fortnite map, with a blue beacon of light shooting out of the Risky Reels location where all the Star Wars festivities were set to unfold.
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Sports psychologist Dave Readle believes the problems on the pitch are rooted in the players' mentality, not their ability: "If you look at the league, you've got two contrasting teams at either end: Leicester flying high at the top, and Villa languishing at the bottom," said Dave.
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FLYING HIGH With confidence high following the UK elections in December borrowers have noted that market technicals are in their favour and a myriad of opportunistic refinancings, repricings and dividends have dominated both the European and US leveraged loan markets, against a lack of new money deals.
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The Atlanta Falcons may not be flying high at the end of Super Bowl LI. Electronic Arts' "Madden NFL 224" has made its annual prediction about the big game — and the video game forecasts the New England Patriots will come out on top by a score of 210-24.
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At first, he is flying high — he successfully confronts the detective who took crucial evidence home to Simi Valley for six hours, and maneuvers Judge Ito into changing the rules so he can have a witness, Rosa Lopez, testify five months before she was scheduled to do so.
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A new video, just released by the Russian Ministry of Defense on their prolific official social network channels seems to serve that specific purpose: The footage shows the 5th generation aircraft from almost any angle, during taxiing, take off, formation and low-level flying, high-g maneuvering and landing.
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The upheaval at Newark illustrated how vulnerable the air-travel system is to the proliferation of inexpensive drones that can weigh as much as 0003 pounds and are capable of flying high and fast enough to get in the path of commercial jets, experts on aviation safety and drone technology said.
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The words "Flying High," alluding to the spirit of creative freedom found in these works, appear in English in both the German and the English versions of the exhibition's title; that phrase also seems to suggest that a presentation of this magnitude may help its featured artists' reputations to soar.
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As it turns out, coincidentally, Flying High is being presented at the same time as Vienna's Lower Belvedere Museum is offering City of Women: Female Artists in Vienna from 1900 to 1938, an exhibition showcasing another group of contributions by women to various modern-art movements of the early 20th century.
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But a week ago, as they prepared for the storm to hit Texas, Mr. Trump and his aides were acutely aware of President George W. Bush's slow response to Katrina, and the awful optics of a disengaged president flying high above the disaster to view the damage in a dry, cosseted presidential plane.
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In tracing the history of this field, Flying High looks back at the work of pioneering European psychiatrists who became interested, often for diagnostic purposes, in the drawings and other creations of their patients at psychiatric hospitals, and places on center stage the art of women who were associated with such institutions.
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Lethem strives to craft a written approximation of Farber's still-life style, an effort he announces at the start as a failure, while Carol Mavor pens an impressionistic, fabulist vision of Farber as a crow flying high above his paintings, with numerous allusions to his work mirroring the painter's own panoply of visual references.
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My initial entries were FLYING HIGH, BIG HIT, HIGH INCOME, NOTTING HILL, WEIGHING DOWN, WEIGH IN, WEIGHING SCALE, GIVING HINTS, SEEING HIM, GETTING HITCHED, ROUGH IT. Will said if this rebus puzzle had to be accepted, the sequence G-H-I needs to span two words and all theme entries had to be lively.
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In a press statement published on Tuesday, ZTE outlined the precautions it's taking to prevent its representatives from transporting the virus, which include: sanitizing its exhibition stand daily, flying high-level executives to Europe two weeks early so they can "self-isolate themselves," and ensuring none of its booth staff are from mainland China.
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Some of these include Aimmune Therapeutics, whose treatment to protect children with food allergies is seeking FDA approval; Puma Biotech and Juno Therapeutics, both of which have gone recent public in recent years; and Intarcia Therapeutics, which makes a matchstick-size, diabetes-treating pump and was flying high two years ago, though it has more recently taken its lumps.
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But a few weeks later, flying high above west Texas, I opened Zarzyski's 2003 collection Wolf Tracks on the Welcome Mat to a poem called "Face-to-Face" and was reminded, however briefly, of what it takes to find beauty, to reconcile, and of what it took to fall in love with the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in the first place.
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Co-organized by the Kunstforum Wien's director, Ingried Brugger, and Hannah Rieger, a Vienna-based expert on art brut and outsider art who has amassed one of the most significant collections of these related genres in Europe, Flying High looks back chronologically at the history of the genre dubbed "art brut" (literally, "raw art") by the French modern artist Jean Dubuffet in the 1940s.
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