The company has no plans to delete its own records of your jaunts around town.
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City mode is best suited for short jaunts around town, while travel mode is for longer excursions.
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The other question arises, why should people be interested in rich people taking orbital jaunts around the world?
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Yet Rio's governor, like his counterparts in other Brazilian states, enjoys the use of a private jet for jaunts around the country.
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For those who follow Ms. Griscom on Instagram, her life very likely seems like an endless round of gilded dinner parties and glamorous jaunts around the world.
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While I realize that a lot of people might want to ride the Rev to work and back, I enjoyed it most for quick jaunts around the neighborhood.
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The company so far only has the Land Rover, named Juniper, but it wants to convert more vehicles to set up for rentals for pre-planned "jaunts" around Australia.
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In 2011, the tycoon came under scrutiny for granting the former governor and members of Mr. Cabral's family the use of a private jet for jaunts around and outside Brazil.
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But they did get day-old news on Kim's trip, with images published of his jaunts around Singapore the night before the summit with the city state's foreign minister and education minister.
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The tiny problem for me with these tales is that I want to hear the end of Stephen Fry's jaunts around the south of France, not fall asleep in the middle of it.
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And before the tires on Air Force One cool from each of those trips, the president will jog up the stairs of the plane for numerous jaunts around the United States to campaign and raise money for Democratic candidates, as well as to host foreign leaders outside Washington.
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The seven-mile range on a single charge isn't that great and you won't even hit that if you're maxing out the speed, but if you're buying this for a short commute or just for some little jaunts around town, it's a great ride — though you still might be in for an easier ride on one of the company's lengthier boards.
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However, Mathilda was born a little more than a year after their marriage and Diana died a few days after her birth, causing her father to sink into a deep depression. His sister, Mathilda's aunt, came to England to stay with them and help care for Mathilda, but Mathilda's father, unable to even look at his daughter, left about a month after his wife's death and Mathilda was raised by her aunt. Mathilda tells Woodville that her upbringing, while cold on the part of her aunt, was never neglectful; she learned to occupy her time with books and jaunts around her aunt's estate in Loch Lomond, Scotland. On Mathilda's sixteenth birthday her aunt received a letter from Mathilda's father expressing his desire to see his daughter.
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