Emirates is evaluating the possibility of adding another non-stop Dubai-Auckland flight or a new non-stop Dubai-Christchurch flight in the future, Clark said.
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Air Tahiti has avoided the US entirely, opting to fly non-stop from Papeete to Paris, making it the new operator of the world's longest non-stop flight.
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The airline has also added one non-stop flight to HOU from Providence, R.I. on Super Bowl weekend, even though that's not one of the carrier's regular non-stop routes.
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It's non-stop — and you can't just half pay attention.
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We've been dancing non stop for the past two hours.
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Everyone was crazy for him; they've been calling me non-stop.
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"The blatant racism of this administration is non-stop," tweeted another.
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Also, the internet never sleeps, so our job is non-stop.
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But Titan doesn't want you nervously checking your portfolio non-stop.
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It's non-stop crazy schedule work but fun the entire time!
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Last spring, Spirit added non-stop service to 10 new destinations.
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Coulter has been non-stop tweeting at Delta since Sunday afternoon.
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I did this for nearly a year, every weekend non-stop.
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The baby screamed non-stop from JFK to Salt Lake City.
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"There's Angela Bassett…Glenn…" The star power was non-stop — Awkwafina!
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CT: These non-stop routes you're talking about flying to Europe.
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All I remember is that an annoying colleague spoke non-stop.
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The traffic disruption from broken water mains is almost non-stop.
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First, the non-stop investigations of the president need to end.
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Miranda's non-stop work ethic started in college at Wesleyan University.
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It's 30 days of non-stop celebration, worship, community, and family.
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That's a little under two solid weeks of non-stop extruding.
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Since then we've been spreading the legacy of Sylvester non-stop.
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These (threats) continue non-stop, and they worry us a lot.
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Berlusconi's political career has been dogged by non-stop legal battles.
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The other theme Asus wants to push is non-stop performance.
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They toured non-stop and after that they kind of imploded.
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Finally, by complaining to your other friends non-stop, you become that which you hate—now you're the one venting non-stop about a situation instead of acknowledging your own agency or doing something to fix it.
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" — Kaitlyn Cinovskis "Non-stop, completely useless advice and judgment from every corner.
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For frontwoman Aluna Francis, the annual festival is a non-stop reunion.
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"Non-stop water drops is probably what really saved us," Giller said.
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"I spent 4 months almost non stop campaigning with @DonaldJTrumpJr," he wrote.
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As back-end infrastructure, blockchains are metaphorically the ultimate, non-stop computers.
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That's when I started getting an absolute torrent of non-stop abuse.
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NON-STOP MEETINGS FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE MORNING TO AT NIGHT.
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Runner LaShawn Merritt argues that the training process is non-stop, though.
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"Essentially, investigators have been working on this case non-stop," Earhart says.
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Our investigators have worked non-stop and will continue to do so.
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It's a grind, it's 10 to 11 months of non-stop working.
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This one time we actually laughed non-stop for seven whole minutes!
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The non-stop flight arrived as scheduled at about 7:30 p.m.
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"They are victims of a non-stop Holocaust in Syria," he said.
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Somewhat less surprisingly, non-stop customer support service won't be included, either.
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This they feed to us non-stop because it's a cash cow.
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His non-stop energy also meant he rarely slept a full night.
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For two months, says Tursun, Padegun suffered from non-stop menstrual bleeding.
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The non-stop notifications used to be difficult to keep up with.
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This enormous mission entails non-stop collaboration from federal agencies, including FEMA.
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Americans have been groaning about the non-stop election cycle ever since.
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Guerrasio: A big takeaway is that the movie is non-stop songs.
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He also touted New York and Paris as possible non-stop destinations.
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"They follow us everywhere in Cuba; it's literally non-stop," she says.
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She took a non-stop flight out of Sydney at 4:25 p.m.
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To make one plate takes about seven days if she works non-stop.
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That is 540 seconds of non-stop chomping, chewing, swallowing, and nearly vomiting.
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Sirens of ambulances carrying casualties to hospitals wailed almost non-stop all day.
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It was the first non-stop flight from Australia to Britain in history.
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With her, it was eight years non-stop of videos and press junkets.
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And it is more or less a year of non-stop photo ops.
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Turtle bachelordom is great — a non-stop party of eating, swimming, and pooping.
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Startup Alley's a non-stop networking event that generates leads, connections and possibilities.
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Today's Google event was a non-stop two hour deluge of Assistant news.
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I'm pretty sure that they're being scouted out non-stop by the paparazzi.
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Most presidents seemingly work non-stop on the business of running the government.
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Stewart has been campaigning non-stop in Virginia for more than two years.
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It's a non-stop adventure packed with way more emotion than your expecting.
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They want to troll and provoke the left non-stop, and they do.
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"I listened to Bessie Smith's complete recordings non-stop, all day," she said.
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There's a whole different dimension that's not just based on non-stop production.
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Let's say your friend is venting non-stop about a third party, Tyler.
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I mean one singular thing, without breaks, non-stop, for 24 hours. No?
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Each leg involves four days of non-stop driving, shared with a partner.
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The overall economy and private sector payrolls have grown non-stop ever since.
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Previous data had shown households were net borrowers non-stop since late 13.
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Woods claims he woke up to the gate's call box ringing non-stop.
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Four weeks of non-stop Kardashian news, and we're sucked back into their lives.
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The public have an idea that it's non-stop glamour, that we are privileged.
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The return route from Sydney, however, was already non-stop, and began in 2011.
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The Dreamliner sets off on its non-stop run to London at 6.50 p.m.
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She ate bananas non-stop and shook with anticipation at the sight of pasta.
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They call it 'working class' for a reason, because you are working non-stop.
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In 1986, Burt Rutan made the first non-stop, unrefueled flight around the world.
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"We have got a lot of non-stop energy in our family," she says.
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They studied non-stop for a year, sat in class from 7:00 a.m.
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I've been going non-stop for the past two years, nearly every single day.
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Clinton dismissed the poll, saying she doesn't pay attention to the non-stop sampling.
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Broadly: he loves them, he wants to eat them non-stop, and he's drooling.
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Maybe she's just exhausted from campaigning non-stop for the past year and more.
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A wave of blockbusters featuring exploding landmarks has been rolling non-stop ever since.
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Places like Estonia are now booming, with new breweries seemingly popping up non-stop.
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Fort Lauderdale caters to the college crowd with non-stop, booze-fueled beach parties.
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Afterparty is non-stop that affect, but never gets around to the real shit.
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As the day of non-stop eating commences, Khloé Kardashian is hitting the gym!
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He's given speeches and non-stop interviews and fought with opponents on social media.
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The Dreamliner set off for its non-stop run to London at 6.50 p.m.
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For me it was the physicality, you have to be at it non-stop.
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The President expressed his anger at non-stop leaks undermining his administration, the sources said.
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"She was doing double duty, and she was just kicking ass non-stop," he says.
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United operates several non-stop U.S.-China flights to cities like Shanghai, Beijing and Chengdu.
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But in a weird way I was looking to make an entertaining, non-stop thriller.
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It looks like the upcoming work week is going to be non-stop... 8 p.m.
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" Once the first lady and her entourage arrived in England, there were "non-stop parties.
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Airlines can also charge a significant premium for the convenience of a non-stop flight.
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It's not guaranteed a non-stop option will be available for your particular ride request.
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Yes, Trump has been moving almost non-stop for his first 97 days as president.
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"They have been working non-stop since Tuesday, sleeping on site," the source told Reuters.
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Cord-cutting basketball fans now have a new option for their non-stop hoops coverage.
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They could operate non-stop without needing to refuel for 3 years to 5 years.
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"When you go to Amazon, you're on a treadmill — it's really non-stop," Herd said.
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They can operate non-stop without the need for refueling for three to five years.
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Why it's important to watch: Nearly every moment of this episode is non-stop action.
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Of the 29 sailors who started the non-stop race from Sables d'Olonne on Nov.
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This nation is fast falling because Republicans excuse and give cover for Trump non-stop.
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It's raining almost non-stop and for the first time in weeks, it's actually cold.
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It's like living a non-stop slow-motion action sequence from a John Woo movie.
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The company is entering the second year of a seemingly non-stop series of scandals.
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He pretended to disentangle himself from the prospect of non-stop corruption during his Presidency.
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Uber grew to a valuation of $68 billion in seven years amid non-stop controversy.
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" The investigators, he continued, were "quite shocked at the overwhelming, non-stop barrage of profanity . . .
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Well, good for all of us, because "Tern Haven" is a non-stop sex fest!
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It can fly from London to Singapore or New York City to Dubai non-stop.
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That's because it encapsulates how so many aboard this non-stop political rollercoaster are feeling.
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But then also me and Mike—who didn't have drug problems—just fought non-stop.
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The battery drained far more quickly when we ran AR apps non-stop, which makes sense.
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"At this point in earnings season, the market is in non-stop grading mode," Cramer said.
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It's also always gaining new features and getting smarter, thanks to Amazon's non-stop cloud updates.
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After three months of almost non-stop hits, April feels like a breather for video games.
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During the summer (Mykonos's peak season), the island becomes a non-stop party for international jetsetters.
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" She continued, "I've been wearing this non-stop and love it more and more every day.
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The bar-tailed godwit flies non-stop from New Zealand to the Yellow Sea—over 6,000km.
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Despite weeks of non-stop campaigning across the country, Mr Macron's party seems to be stalling.
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Being a teenager is essentially living in a state of non-stop, ever-changing emotional turmoil.
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For BTS, the past 22019 months have been a non-stop historic run of milestone accomplishments.
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How do you even get through a scene with what I imagine is non-stop laughter?
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The airline said it would resume its daily, non-stop Toronto-Delhi flights on October 1.
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Non-stop innovation in payments security is key to combatting online fraud and other evolving threats.
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Attempting to drive the length of a typical non-stop flight is 65 times more dangerous.
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This year, Qantas began non-stop flights between Australia and Europe by linking Perth and London.
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It is non-stop, with sixteen, eighteen, and twenty-hour days for more than a year.
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Anyango was at home in the evening when she heard "careless, non-stop shooting," she says.
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The staff—which included Smith's bodyguard and his cousin—kept crazy hours and fought non-stop.
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Barrel-chested, fumy from cigars, a non-stop talker, Hecht was nevertheless some sort of prize.
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Australian airline Qantas just tested the world's longest non-stop passenger flight, from London to Sydney.
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The non-stop pounding doesn't seem to go away no matter how much rest you get.
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To improve my technique, I cooked for my family non-stop for that couple of weeks.
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We have scouts who are always out at gigs and searching non-stop for music online.
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It's a non-stop romp where you always have a goal or an obstacle to overcome.
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Qantas already has 17-hour non-stop journeys between Perth and London with four pilots onboard.
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The junior producers were trapped in their own bubble, working non-stop, their private lives erased.
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Russo's non-stop yelling was illogical, alienating and inherently unsympathetic, befitting the tenor of his takes.
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"It's been three days of non-stop answering questions, having conversations with you all," said Diverlus.
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What I do better than most is work non-stop, 24/7, more than anyone I know.
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Le Mans is a particularly grueling auto race, with cars running non-stop with three-man teams.
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But this must be "Deep Work," with no distractions, just like an intensive workout is non-stop.
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Download more than a few apps and the notifications become a non-stop, cacophonous waterfall of nonsense.
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"As it will take 25 hours of non-stop rowing, there will be many challenges," said Kaifu.
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But be warned, as with other devices, running a Bluetooth radio non-stop will affect battery life.
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This feels like a bigger task than a week of early nights and drinking water non-stop.
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IBM had rallied non-stop prior to reporting on Monday, but sank almost 6 percent on Tuesday.
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Between filming, photoshoots and caring for her three kids, Liv Tyler already has a non-stop schedule.
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The DoD is supposed to announce the winner this month, but the drama has continued non-stop.
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Singapore Airlines this week restarted its non-stop flight to and from the New York City area.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember your high school wood shop teacher's non-stop litany about safety?
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The Australian airline now flies passengers 14,498km non-stop from Perth to London in Boeing Dreamliner planes.
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All this romance tops off more than a week of non-stop contact between the former exes.
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He said the neighborhood reminded him of the back cover of Soft Cell's Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret.
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It's seven days of non-stop shark action and underwater documentaries about the hunters of the sea.
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The pilot had just completed the first solo non-stop transatlantic flight from New York to Paris.
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"People @ my name non-stop to her copy of my work," Sarley told VICE in an email.
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The winery was just a shipping container and a mesh tent, and the work was non-stop.
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VietJet in February had said it planned to purchase widebody jets capable of non-stop U.S. flights.
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Polls show that Trump's non-stop chaos presidency is taking a toll on Trump and the GOP.
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This weekend, Qantas is undertaking a non-stop flight from New York to Sydney for research purposes.
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The non-stop Harvey coverage on cable quickly devolved into whatever anti-Trump angle could be found.
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Could anyone cry non-stop for three days and three nights without food or drink or sleep?
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Qantas begins non-stop flights from Perth to London next year, using the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
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I've been playing it non-stop along with a handful of other tracks produced by B Bravo.
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I had been doing stand-up and touring and working non-stop for the last ten years.
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What is it?' she was asking excitedly, and I was just flubbing over my words non-stop.
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From the shores of Vermont to New York, Thomas paddled for more than 67 hours non-stop.
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These crowds come amid non-stop calls for social distancing from healthcare experts and even Trump himself.
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Why go back to an office when your next job can be a non-stop thrill ride?
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They did, I carried it non-stop for two months, and then eventually decided to purchase it.
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The actress married Nick Jonas last December and it's been a non-stop love-fest ever since.
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Emma said she prefers receiving statistics about sicknesses and tips for avoiding them over non-stop reassurance.
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These institutions have been almost non-stop efforts to picture something wrong in whatever the president does.
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The return route from Sydney, however, was always non-stop, which began as far back as 2011.
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And Clinton's success with those critical black voters occurred despite non-stop static from the BLM movement.
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We were together non-stop—like, the only two people staying in a hotel—and nothing happened.
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Mr. Trump is betting that the people will notice even if his non-stop critics will not.
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Once onboard, simply sync the playlist to the seatback TV and enjoy hours of non-stop entertainment.
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But within a year, Napster debuted, bringing on the era of massive, non-stop, virtually instant infringement.
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Members of a psychological-operations unit then decided that non-stop music might aggravate Noriega into surrendering.
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Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce said the airline "had a lot of confidence" in the market or non-stop services from Sydney to London and to New York based on two years of flying non-stop from Perth to London, where it has achieved a fare premium over rivals.
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I just remember laughing out loud so many times reading this pilot because it was just... non-stop.
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It was the first non-stop transatlantic flight between the United Kingdom and Canada, and landed in Labrador.
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Well it might help if the media stopped their non-stop war on Trump, that&aposs wishful thinking.
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And he's doing non-stop rallies and dinners from now until the midterm elections on November 6, 2018.
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You may consent to be there, but eventually they start sending in people non-stop with no warning.
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It's too smart to let spammers drown the feed in crappy marketing, scandalous headlines, or non-stop posts.
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Derek Hough was dancing non-stop with his entourage, drinking champagne and doing dance moves with several ladies.
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It's a fun, sci-fi romp that mixes live-action with CGI, heart, humor, and non-stop action.
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This is the same woman that has basically been working non-stop for the last seven years, right?
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I remember watching non-stop basketball in the hospital and the first few days of bringing her home.
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"It's a non-stop soap opera of a drama, of comedy, at times it's a thriller," says Jenkins.
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"Mainstream Media Cover Akin's Gaffe Non-Stop But Ignore Biden's 'Chains' Blunder," read one headline on the website.
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The new airplane will allow it to fly non stop on long routes, a feature business travellers favour.
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Qantas plans to introduce non-stop flights from Australia's east coast to Britain in the next few years.
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Free samosas and Pepsi are offered to those queuing outside; inside, the noise and bustle are non-stop.
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Three key sweater trends are popping up non-stop, with a style to suit a variety of tastes.
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"The magic that happened the day that we shot 'Speed Queen,' the energy was non-stop," Petty says.
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Over the course of two days, they'll code, crack and hack non-stop to create a new product.
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I've got a freakin' Doduo farm upstate from the non-stop flood of Doduos in Manhattan's Flatiron district.
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There's lots of tense, pounding music, non-stop moody darkness, and a hell of a lot of violence.
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He started off a little sleepy – and after four days of non-stop convention-ing, who wouldn't be?
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The stock market has been a non-stop bloodbath this year; patience and optimism are in short supply.
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When my brother called with the news, I drove 2,000 miles non-stop as fast as I could.
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Bamboo also plans to launch non-stop flights to the United States late this year or early next.
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To keep up with her non-stop, physically taxing schedule, Arzon, 37, drinks three things before 8 a.m.
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However Romney appears less likely to make his campaign or Senate tenure a non-stop critique of Trump.
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The action is challenging and intense, with an almost non-stop of barrage of enemies to contend with.
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It feels like he has subjected the nation to a non-stop barrage of crises, scandals and tweets.
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How else can a new band afford to practice non-stop for two years without paying a penny?
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That stretch of 237 days off shore was by far his longest non-stop leg of the trip.
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Amtrak is launching a non-stop Acela Express service between New York and Washington D.C. starting this fall.
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There are eight runners in each team and they take turns to run non-stop for 24 hours.
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I saw my parents fight & argue non stop & never divorce, so I thought this was normal behavior… — Mrs.
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But the series gradually heats up and spins into nearly non-stop action in the season's latter half.
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For the last week, I've been thinking about Bugs Bunny and other characters being black almost non-stop.
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It is a non-stop thrill ride, all the way until the literal end of time and space.
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Braid made it because they toured non-stop and played 250 shows a year which we couldn't do.
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I saw my parents fight & argue non stop & never divorce, so I thought this was normal behavior... — Mrs.
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His non-stop campaigning and uncompromising stance on immigration helped his party to unprecedented heights in the polls.
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The ride-hailing company grew to a valuation of $68 billion in seven years amid non-stop controversy.
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Sources close to the duo tell TMZ ... Nas and Nicki FaceTime every single day and text non-stop.
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Border Patrol officials say the agency recruits non-stop but cannot get the numbers of recruits it needs.
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I've been dealing with non-stop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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Australia's biggest airport has non-stop services to 17 cities in mainland China, up from three a decade ago.
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After Wednesday night's AGT finale, Cannon has been tweeting and Instagramming reactions and memes about his turban non-stop.
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But Matteo Salvini has little time for tradition and nowhere is taboo for his high-octane, non-stop campaigning.
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The Donerton Bluetooth speaker is waterproof, ultra-portable, and can play non-stop music for up to 36.993 hours.
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After recovering there, the species flies non-stop again to its breeding grounds in the extreme north of Russia.
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It feels like they've been non-stop partying since last Sunday -- be it in K.C. itself or in Miami.
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What That Means Facebook tweaks the News Feed non-stop to make sure it aligns with the values above.
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However, the G Pro also won't enrage your co-workers with a deafening non-stop barrage of key clacks.
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The carrier added seven non-stop routes to Europe and one each to Asia, Africa and Australia this year.
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Video calling isn't a non-stop use case like text chat, and is often an extension of those conversations.
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On days of extreme market volatility, eight hours of non-stop programming and evening special reports are not rare.
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Some of them streamed non-stop from our devices, while others are tracks that may have gone under-appreciated.
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In the non-stop burning dumpster fire that is 2018, we all need something to keep those flames lit.
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Even after a month of non-stop filming in the desert, their slo-mo wishlist hasn't gotten any smaller.
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"It's just been non-stop for us with a game every other day and then the travel," Laviolette said.
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"We received non-stop phone calls of people trying to sell their gold, their bullion, their jewelry," Kay said.
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Jesus Contreras worked non-stop for six days rescuing the victims of Hurricane Harvey, which flooded Houston in August.
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To help kick-start the revival in full-force, we've rounded up the navy pieces being Parcel'ed non-stop.
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Lavrov telling a non stop questioning Andrea Mitchell, "who was raising you up, who taught you your manners" pic.twitter.
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There was a blotch on one of his lungs and he has been coughing non-stop for months now.
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Those platforms gave Americans ecosystems to have views reinforced and opposing ones pilloried, breeding a non-stop us vs.
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The party consists of two days of non-stop energy, demonstrated by colorful costumes and an all-day parade.
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"We have been digging in the earth for two months non-stop, me, my wife and children," he said.
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"Her stamina, her energy, her mind, she's non-stop," Barbara Allen Perelli, the troop leader, told CNN affiliate WFMZ.
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On Saturday, a Boeing 25.10 Dreamliner operated by Qantas left Perth, Australia and flew non-stop to London Heathrow.
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His non-stop, self-centered leaking is why Steve was fired from the White House in the first place.
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If he wants to achieve a goal, if he wants to take care of something, he's just non-stop.
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She spent months in bed with non-stop headaches, nausea, vertigo, memory loss, and, ultimately, serious anxiety and depression.
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"Seems like u have partied non stop for a year #trash #unfollow #suckya—rolemodel," the user wrote in the comments.
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That means a week of non-stop sci-fi, fantasy, animation, horror, supernatural, and otherwise weird, wacky, and wonderful movies.
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Reviewers say they use it non-stop, claiming it's a piece you don't realize you need until you get it.
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But, once you open it up and press the button, it'll play a romantic jingle for three hours non-stop.
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"Seems like u have partied non stop for a year #trash #unfollow #suckya—rolemodel," one user wrote in the comments.
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B'Day not only offers the non-stop play I'm looking for, I'm likely to be sweating from dancing so hard.
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And non-stop outrage also drowns out Washington's problem: the power of the swamp and its disconnection from ordinary voters.
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The president has shown that, in six hours of non-stop discussion, he can win over most of a room.
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Peter Thiel has been engaged in an extremely vigorous non-stop full-dress Lex Luthor cosplay session since maybe 2007.
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Operations with non-stop san francisco flights and second daily los angeles service Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Qantas has already announced plans for 17-hour non-stop Perth-London flights from March 2018 with 787-9 aircraft.
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"[The closure of Non Stop Games] felt like an opportunity we had to seize," Davis, Mighty Bear's CEO, told TechCrunch.
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Amid non-stop controversy, it has upended the tightly regulated taxi industry in many countries and changed the transportation landscape.
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" Despite Perez's grim prognosis, Perez-Dilan told New Jersey Advance Media that her father has "been praising God non-stop.
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The Amazon Black Friday UK sales event is keeping up the pace, delivering non-stop deals and continuously dropping prices.
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Sources close to both of them tell us ... Rob and Chyna have been together almost non-stop for several days.
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Despite that, the non-stop flight was able to complete the journey in a record 14 hours and 163 minutes.
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Do you have days when you feel like you've been working non-stop, but can't recall what you actually accomplished?
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That could bring Britain and the southern United States into the range of non-stop flights from parts of Australia.
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Guy Fieri, himself temporarily displaced by the fires, valiantly spent hours making non-stop BBQ for residents of Santa Rosa.
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The overall mission does help us keep perspective, but on a personal level it is non-stop ups and downs.
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He has campaigned non-stop, promoting a "man-of the people" image and touting a popular clampdown on illegal immigration.
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While she was home over break, they texted nearly non-stop, not only jokes but little updates about their days.
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Now Russian is a second language in Israel, and El Al airlines flies non-stop to Moscow twice a day.
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Business owners expressed concern about the event to The Associated Press, claiming that they have been fielding non-stop calls.
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If there is one thing for sure, the global demand for food is in a non stop linear trend higher.
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In Stranger Things, the space between plot is filled with non-stop pop culture references that masquerade as character development.
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Your crushes are texting you non-stop and you have more party invitations than you know what to do with!
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Americans can catch non-stop flights of six to eight hours' duration from hubs like New York, Miami and Atlanta.
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With continuous manufacturing, quality is monitored non-stop by equipment that tests the chemicals as they flow through the system.
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I had a really bad cold so it sounded like I had been smoking cigarettes non-stop for 20 years.
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FedEx will fly Bei Bei and the team non-stop from Washington, D.C., to Chengdu, China, in a B777 aircraft.
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Democrats overlooked those deficiencies while her non-stop blizzard of programs created excitement and she was surging in the polls.
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Epcot is one stop away, and since the Skyliner runs in a non-stop loop, it's easy to jump on.
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Fox E has unquestionably altered America's digital landscape through a half-decade-long career of non-stop posting while horny.
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The non-stop bombardment of information and indulgences that is modern life has transformed us into needy, pleasure-addicted thrillseekers!
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Operated by Qantas, this flight was the first non-stop when the route started using an Airbus A219 in 2014.
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American Sarah Thomas is on the verge of achieving the seemingly impossible: swimming the English Channel four times, non-stop.
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All of which would be self-indulgent if it weren't for the fact that the episode is non-stop funny.
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She ignored the non-stop talk, the chatter about sports and politics and the proper way to beat young children.
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The maximum published range for the ULR is 9,700 nautical miles and more than 20 hours of non-stop flying.
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The current longest non-stop scheduled airline flight is Qatar Airways Flight 921 from Auckland, New Zealand to Doha, Qatar.
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But he won the White House twice and his approval rating, despite the non-stop attacks, is about 44 percent.
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And the media, both traditional and social, are broadcasting non-stop real-time updates as the storm blankets the coast.
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"Those are your best chances for trying to make money as the non-stop portion of earnings season begins," Cramer said.
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"And I know JP is obsessed with Jenna," said Rippon, "because it's the only thing I've been talking about non-stop."
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Natalie Savage, the protagonist of this whip-smart and timely novel, adores the non-stop demands that come with breaking news.
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Singapore Airlines said non-stop Singapore-Los Angeles flights are also planned, with details to be announced at a later date.
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By summer 2018 the airline will offer 314 non-stop flights which is double the amount of routes it currently offers.
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This leaves the sun shining non-stop onto its north pole during its long summer, likely resulting in widespread atmospheric changes.
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In March, Qantas launched a non-stop service between Britain and Australia, currently the world's second-longest route at 103 hours.
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WITH his slick navy suit, silver watch and non-stop smoking, Yu Feng is an unlikely ambassador for Chinese family values.
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Piloted by Borschberg, Si2000 travelled for more than 43,900 km, achieving the world record for the longest non-stop solo flight.
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Air conditioners ran almost non-stop, causing a 2-day power outage and leaving 49,000 households miserable and in the dark.
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You can have her running non-stop, or only speaking haunted phrases whenever someone walks past and triggers a motion sensor.
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The band has been going non-stop for most of the past year, with back to back tours running from Aug.
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Iran's Civil Aviation Organization said on Monday that the non-stop 16-hour flight would carry foreign ministry officials to Caracas.
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At home, Russian security services have turned a blind eye toward minor infractions, allowing city centres to become non-stop parties.
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When finished, it'll link Los Angeles to San Francisco in a non-stop, high-speed, two-and-a-half hour journey.
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Non-stop meetings were held by investors and lenders to concoct a rescue plan, but little progress towards one was made.
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The non-stop option will be in 16 U.S. cities to start, but notably won't be offered in New York City.
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Despite that schedule, Aoki is a model of health in a genre known for non-stop touring, late nights, and overindulgence.
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On Sunday, the local airline announced it would launch non-stop flights on the 787-9 Dreamliner from Perth to London.
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GOP conventions in Wyoming and Washington, D.C., come later in the day, making for almost 215 hours of non-stop voting.
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For the last few months, I have been talking non-stop to my friends about a woman I met through Instagram.
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Scion was a millennial brand that just happened to be born a decade before we started talking about millennials non-stop.
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Second, our body is designed to fight off infections, injury, or illness for short periods of time — not years, non-stop.
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There's "Deja Vu," a kinetic force with non-stop flitting wordplay and geometric synth lines, each chord fitting into one another.
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The stock's had a non-stop run since it hit bottom in the low $50s where the analysts fled en masse.
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There is no privacy and apparently little desire for it in a world devoted to non-stop use of social media.
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In our current era of non-stop technological innovation, fuzzy wishful thinking has yielded to the hard doctrine of personal optimization.
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And Jim Waggy of Charleston, West Virginia, said he was all too familiar with non-stop lobbying from the coal industry.
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Intent on maximizing my experience, I explored the mammoth program ahead of time, crafting a daily schedule of non-stop music.
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Performance Is Alive will partner with the fair again to present Miami's only non-stop performance art program during Art Week.
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It's fairly exhausting to listen to someone vent non-stop even when they have a perfectly good reason to be upset.
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Give yourself breaks to have a snack and to eat a meal, so you're not working non-stop, Taub-Dix advised.
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The media have been reporting on coronavirus non-stop, and it seems like everyone is posting about it on social media.
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The FBI is currently investigating a "malicious software attack" that interrupted the Weather Channel's non-stop 24-hour-a-day coverage.
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The only thing he was good at was talking ... non-stop ... about socialism and how the rich were ripping everybody off.
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Business Insider spoke with current and former employees who described non-stop work requirements amid an alcohol-fueled, highly sexualized environment.
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"His non-stop, self-centered leaking is why Steve was fired from the White House in the first place," Christie added.
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In March this year, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner operated by Qantas left Perth, Australia and flew non-stop to London Heathrow.
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London (CNN)An American cancer survivor has become the first person to swim across the English Channel four times non-stop.
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Before landing, the crew told ground control that several passengers had come down with symptoms of fever, "non-stop coughing," and vomiting.
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"Bula" is the preferred greeting in the region, which can mean everything from "Hello" to "What?" and you hear it non-stop.
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It takes a few minutes of non-stop self-interviewing to answer enough questions to fill your profile and unlock the game.
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The coach's reputation in Germany was that of an adventurer who demanded every outfield player move with pace, energy, non-stop momentum.
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"Mouth moving non-stop with not a lot to say," sings Jiwani before a fuzzed-out guitar lead erupts from the mix.
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Non-stop laughter ensues as the debonair camp counselor encroaches further and further into the less and less oblivious camper's personal space.
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After her initial Tweet, Qunun posted nearly non-stop for five hours, saying she had been abused and threatened by her family.
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But soon side-by-side comparisons of Melania Trump's remarks and Michelle Obama's 2008 speech were playing non-stop on the networks.
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So I've been doing non stop research on the diagnosis, the different remedies to combat the symptoms, & how to better understand it.
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The other attractive, unique thing about Cats at the time — and today — is that it contains two hours of non-stop dancing.
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The pair worked non-stop to make the perfect paw for Sonic, going through several test models before developing the ideal fit.
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Much like its parent company Facebook with its non-stop suggested video reels, Instagram wants to develop a lean-back watching experience.
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When I first got to the Senate, for three years we had more or less non-stop bipartisan activity on climate change.
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Otherwise, you can't have escaped Avenatti, who's become a non-stop self-promoting cable news jockey and pugnacious scourge of President Trump.
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But the band ultimately couldn't take the party marathons, non-stop gigs and hungry journalists eager to capitalize on their personal lives.
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Davis also promises a non-stop 72-hour house music extravaganza for The Paradox's final weekend from (April 29-30), details forthcoming.
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If Trump wins the election, he might try to create a media company that could provide non-stop positive coverage of him.
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Air Canada flew our intrepid mushroom hunters here to promote their new non-stop flights to Portland from Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto.
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He said Bamboo plans to launch its first non-stop flights to the United States late this year or early next year.
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Dreamforce included something for everyone, with 2,700 sessions running non-stop from 8:00 in the morning until late in the afternoon.
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It's been non-stop these past three years," he explains with a chuckle before adding, "But I'm so appreciative and really surprised.
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Qantas, with its non-stop 8,29-mile Dallas to Sydney flight taking 2034 hours and 2777 minutes, now sits in second place.
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It's pretty overwhelming since I have an exam today, and my phone has been blowing up non-stop for the last week.
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In this case, non-stop driverless trucks could continually shuttle materials between the factory and airport at all hours of the day.
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More fine print: The sale applies specifically to non-stop flights, though many connecting itineraries may also show lower-than-usual fares.
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It would pain her if the moving truck was responsible for a blocked intersection and a mess of cars honking non-stop.
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That division been accelerated by social media, non-stop cable news networks and a lack of cultural touch tones that connect us.
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"(Flying non-stop) takes us off this superhighway of very competitive conditions of capacity which is priced, in many cases, under costs."
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Barack Obama, who has been stumping for Clinton non-stop in the final days before the election, kept his wife's momentum going.
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Now in its sixth year, the rock band's Sail Across the Sun Cruise will include non-stop music, photo ops and games.
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Residents have been complaining of non-stop nocturnal noise and they say gangbangers have been coming in and out of his house.
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By Wednesday it was time for the big guns, and a non-stop set from eight hours in the presence of J.E.S.u.
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For a rather different listenership, there is "Unhappy Hour," presented by the comedian Matt Bellassai, which is devoted to non-stop complaining.
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The coronavirus pandemic has taken over the 24-hour news cycle, with broadcast media running almost non-stop coverage in many countries.
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Their most successful vehicle to date, "Non-Stop," took place on board an airplane, and "The Commuter" shares a similar transportation theme.
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She is always witty and, in person, candid and warm, despite being on a non-stop express day of interviews in London.
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JOHN WICK 2 is everything you wanted from a JOHN WICK sequel: gnarly headshots, weird mythology, two hours of non-stop badassery.
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We're told his house has been a non-stop, alcohol-fueled party for weeks ... a party he sometime takes to the clubs.
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I have felt the love non stop and it means so much that you have invested in me finding what I'm after.
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Why it matters: Robotaxis and delivery AVs running non-stop won't stop anything if they're merely replacing existing cars on the road.
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What was once a small fishing village is now supercharged with boom-town zeal and non-stop construction of restaurants and hotels.
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Singapore Airlines has taken delivery of a new plane that will perform the world's longest commercial non-stop service by miles flown.
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The Australian airline Qantas says it is committed to achieving the world's longest non-stop flight between London and Sydney by 2022.
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Budget airline Norwegian Air recently announced that it will soon offer non-stop flights to Italy's Fiumicino Airport in Rome, Refinery29 reports.
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They're not allowed to sit down, they can't be seen to rest, they're expected to be working non-stop for their employers.
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It took four days of non-stop trawling through threads to find one female privilege believer who was willing to talk to me.
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That song, which was playing on the radio non-stop at that time, was too saccharine an ode to America, in Guthrie's opinion.
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The next generation of Product Hunters might not be as religiously bound to their phones, delighted by a non-stop barrage of alerts.
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How I didn't know I was allergic to anesthesia and vomited for hours non-stop in the car and hotel room in Florida.
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His kindler, gentler message was an obvious contrast to the non-stop sparring between other candidates like Trump, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
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One layover thing: Airlines and airports are giving flyers more non-stop flights for the upcoming holiday season, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Watching Tiffany Haddish host the MTV Movie & TV Awards is the equivalent of an intense ab workout because of the non-stop humor.
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Blac Chyna has been documenting her pregnancy via social media, and her reality show Rob & Chyna, non-stop for the past few months.
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While most of the world stops calorie counting this time of year, Gigi Hadid has been working out non-stop all of December.
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C and G have both stop and non-stop ("hard" and "soft") sounds, as seen in "cat" and "cent", and "gut" and "gin".
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Fig, who was previously named Addison, started meowing non-stop at night after his famous owner moved from a house to an apartment.
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SVNR is a perfectly photogenic, welcome change of pace from the chunky or minimal gold jewelry we've been seeing non-stop some time.
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SOME things about Warren Buffett never change, including his non-stop jokes, famous annual letter and his reputation as the world's best investor.
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Qantas hopes that a new non-stop service between Britain and Australia will again revolutionise the economics of flying between the two countries.
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Hamada's team cooked up skewers of his wagyu for $10 a pop, fanning the binchotan charcoal non-stop to ensure the correct temperature.
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If you're the type of person who loves to see two charming older women bicker non-stop about nothing, this is for you.
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From Lake Tahoe to Las Vegas to the British Virgin Islands, they've been non-stop jet-setters since their final Bachelorette episode aired.
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In my early weeks in Ward 17, my legs would tap non-stop on the floor during therapy, a reflection of my anxiety.
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Lucrative tech jobs often come with intense hours and a non-stop work culture that leaves little to no room for anything else.
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Events at which you could gorge until you knew you either wouldn't shit for a week, or shit non-stop for 24 hours.
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"Divers have been working non stop since the morning... trying to fix these ties," Hungarian special forces spokesman Nandor Jasenszky told a briefing.
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And for those of us in the non-stop arms race against state and non-state attackers, there is never room for compromise.
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With non-stop action and a 'pick-it-up-and-play' learning curve, 'NFL BLITZ 2000' is THE game for every football fan!
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That could change soon, however, as Australian airline Qantas has begun trials of ultra long-haul, non-stop flights between London and Sydney.
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The crowd relentlessly shit on both men, booing nearly non-stop, with the only respite being an unsettling boredom rippling through the stadium.
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The agency says the out-of-state fire crews will relieve exhausted California firefighters who have been working non-stop for two weeks.
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Over the past month or so, Gaga has been spotted non-stop in one iteration of this body-baring look after the next.
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We have a ton of customers that are being effected by this, and we're working non-stop to get this matter resolved promptly.
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We thought we would have a show or two per day but we are already streaming everyday from 11am to midnight non-stop.
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But other people are spending their entire day, non-stop, hooked up to other people, and I don't think that necessarily works either.
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Elizabeth Warren led a non-stop barrage against the former New York City mayor who was appearing on stage for the first time.
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The Acela, which travels between New York and Washington DC along the Northeast Corridor, recently added a non-stop option to the route.
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Warren's problems are obvious: Her non-stop hectoring makes her not especially likable, and her background as a corporate lawyer clouds her authenticity.
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Since she got off the plane and saw palm trees, K has been talking non-stop about how much she wants a coconut.
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The video, and the non-stop media attention, is stoking GOP fears that the gender gap will grow worse, hurting down-ballot Republicans.
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The country has since moved from an era of straw-brimmed hats and polyester suits to one of non-stop news and Instagram.
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Despite celebrating its privacy initiatives non-stop in recent years, Apple was surprisingly mum on the topic during its annual iPhone announcement event.
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Instagram has previously offered Spotlight Collections that assemble multiple videos into a non-stop viewing experience Instagram has previously offered Spotlight Collections that assemble multiple videos into a non-stop viewing experience This new information from TechCrunch's sources comes after a brief initial report by The Wall Street Journal yesterday that Instagram was talking to content publishers about a vertical video feature.
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Singapore Airlines has announced it will launch the world's longest non-stop flight route in October, using an aircraft that offers no economy class.
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Operated by Qantas, this flight was the first non-stop on the route, when the Australian airline started using an Airbus A380 in 2014.
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Since then, the airline has canceled all non-stop flights to Europe except those to London and ended several low-yield Asia-Pacific services.
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The family now rely on a labor broker who lends her money in return for on-demand, non-stop work when a boat arrives.
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It was non-stop brawling over everything from the wedding budget to figuring out where we&aposd go to church after we got married.
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She was in the movie "Ocean's 9" last year, and she has been working seemingly non-stop on her fashion and make-up line.
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I wrote this song when I was in a bad place and partying non stop to try and cover up how I really felt.
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The logistics of having to look sexy while also spinning around non-stop to achieve the zero-G were definitely memorable for the actress.
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On that leg of the journey alone, Borschberg set several important aviation records, including that of the longest non-stop solo flight without refueling.
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He had this huge mansion in Fort Lauderdale in Florida, and James and I played at it, just non-stop white powder truth sessions.
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While you may not have a problem kissing your dog on the mouth or talking about your cat non-stop, your romantic partner might.
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Kim says that the Brooklyn-based canine "lit up" the first time she put clothes on him, and it's been non-stop from there.
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AX) is set to formally announce plans to offer 2787-hour non-stop flights from Sydney to London by 3503 if Airbus SE (AIR.
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According to Gizmodo, Uber gathered this data using automated collection systems that ran non-stop, amassing millions of records, and sometimes conducted physical surveillance.
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Hundreds of North Koreans in Europe are forced to work non-stop and send their earnings to prop up Kim Jong Un's lavish lifestyle.
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The family now rely on a labour broker who lends her money in return for on-demand, non-stop work when a boat arrives.
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Specifically, she is forced by her mean teacher to resurrect a frog and then kill it all over again on a non-stop loop.
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With oil cheaper, it will resume the 19-hour route later this year, retaking the title for longest non-stop flight in the world.
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"We have been non-stop since the weekend – I'm actually having to turn orders away," Paul Bolton, managing director of Early Days tells PEOPLE.
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There are currently no non-stop flights between the two countries, despite a large market catering to tourism and visits by friends and relatives.
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It's worrying non-stop for the entire journey that our child will become inconsolable and disrupt the trip of every passenger within shouting distance.
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You might land successfully, [but] once you land successfully, you'll be working non-stop to build the base — so not much time for leisure.
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It is also postponing the launch of a non-stop route to San Francisco until the second quarter of 2019 from later this year.
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A media spokesman for the Civil Defence organisation, which conducts rescue operations in opposition-held areas of Syria, said the bombardment was non-stop.
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Back in the annex she would turn on the TV and drink while watching non-stop news rehashing situations she had already heard about.
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There is a restlessness, a searching and not finding, an inability to eat or sleep, periods of crying non-stop or completely shutting down.
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In a matchup of styles, give me the non-stop offensive attack of the Oregon State Beavers over the more regimented approach of Stanford.
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An expert on Twitter, where seemingly non-stop memes about the movie have been spread in recent days, Teigen poked fun at her friend.
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The more non-stop options that Eurowings provides for point-to-point connectivity, the less necessary it becomes to connect with the mainline unit.
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And maybe too, if you listen to non-stop chanting most of the day, it renders the decision making part of your brain useless.
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Whatever your thoughts about the practicality of his ideas, Musk combined with the already ruminative TED stage medium is basically non-stop brain bombs.
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Ditto, the final missing Pokémon in Pokémon Go, has finally appeared in the game, after literally months of non-stop searching from dedicated fans.
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And finally, Johnson Fitness & Wellness Store tells TMZ ... sales traffic is getting ridiculous -- non-stop calls and around 5 times more business than usual.
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Southwest Airlines is giving Nashville, Tennessee its first non-stop link to the Caribbean with new seasonal service to San Juan beginning June 10.
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When I first unboxed and set up the Z Flip, I spent a good 10 minutes with my co-workers taking non-stop selfies.
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It expresses itself in paranoid rants, non-stop feuds carried out in public, and impulsive acts that can only damage his government and himself.
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" He added: "Sarah Thomas has overcome 5 major hurdles to become the first person to swim the English Channel four times non-stop: 1.
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Across the border rocket warning sirens sounded almost non-stop from sunset on Wednesday in Israeli towns and villages where residents sheltered in bunkers.
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The plane flew in to the record books Wednesday when it landed in Auckland, New Zealand after an 8,824 mile non-stop journey from Dubai.
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Each of the next 14 days will bring non-stop sporting action, but there are a few standout events and key moments you can't miss.
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The carrier last month resumed after five years the world's longest commercial flight, an almost 19-hour non-stop journey from Singapore to New York.
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So too bad that upsets him more than the well-fed right hurling repulsive insults at an editor for a website they trash non-stop.
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That is, until I realized it might spell the end of the one Apple accessory I've been using non-stop for more than a decade.
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Xiao said the robot, which moves on wheels, could carry out a non-stop patrol for eight hours, hitting speeds as high as 18km/h.
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A bonus aspect of the Kardashians sharing their lives with anyone who will watch is that we get non-stop access to all their looks.
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In November, Singapore Airlines plans to begin a non-stop flight from Singapore to Los Angeles, with the Singapore-bound flight taking nearly 18 hours.
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Non-stop flights are also handy for snaffling customers from Gulf "superconnectors", whose small domestic markets mean they rely on passengers connecting via their hubs.
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The "7" rating is not for the difficulty of the steps, but because the class is pretty much non-stop cardio for an hour straight!
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"It's non-stop positive reinforcement that keeps pushing the market up," said Frank Davis, director of sales and trading at LEK Securities in New York.
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Its route network offers the only option for speedy, non-stop travel between dozens of less popular pairs of cities in Britain and continental Europe.
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GameStop has and will continue to work non-stop to address this report and take appropriate measures to eradicate any issue that may be identified.
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"The problem with Ulta's results, the reason why its stock has been tumbling almost non-stop since it reported, is all about context," Cramer said.
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Elena talks non-stop, only pausing to ask me to bring her glass of Coke closer so she can sip on it through a straw.
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It all became a frenzy when I worked with renowned photographers Steven Meisel and Patrick Demarchelier, who both worked non-stop with celebrities and supermodels.
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Qantas Airlines is preparing to start selling tickets for its new non-stop Perth to London flight path in April, according to Australian Business Traveller.
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The tool primarily scans shorter non-stop and one-stop flights and incorporates secret deals that airlines might not have advertised during their flight sales.
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The US ban on bringing laptops and tablets as carry-ons during non-stop flights from the Middle East and North Africa has been lifted.
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An Intel Core i7 processor and a 12-hour battery life ensure speed and reliability for those long days of non-stop work (slash gaming).
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If it feels like the Trump presidency has been hit by non-stop scandals and crises from day one, it's probably because it has been.
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Unloading a non-stop barrage of 3-pointers Saturday night, the Brooklyn Nets routed the Chicago Bulls 124-96 at the United Center in Chicago.
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Flights to Mexico City are also being evaluated, though non-stop services to Dubai may not be feasible because of the Mexican capital's high altitude.
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The carrier last month resumed after five years the world's longest commercial flight, a near-19 hour non-stop journey from Singapore to New York.
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Canada geese and gulls and mallards land on the water, but the traffic is always scattering them, or the non-stop wakes shake them loose.
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He had left the door open, and our conversation was punctuated by the call-and-response patter of the intercom, the building's non-stop soundtrack.
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JetBlue rolled out a two-day flash sale Tuesday morning that dropped round-trip fares below $211 on dozens of the carrier's non-stop routes.
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Because the difference between a non-stop flight and a direct flight could easily be a couple of hundred bucks, Arty had to disappoint her.
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Borschberg set an endurance record for the longest non-stop solo flight last July in a 118-hour trans-Pacific crossing from Japan to Hawaii.
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She recently performed at Rolling Loud in Miami and was twerking non-stop in L.A. at the launch party for her Fashion Nova clothing line.
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The Strange/ McConnell forces care not one twit about truth; they freely use malicious lies in their non-stop, scorched earth, campaign of personal destruction.
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The noise in prison is non-stop, and nighttime is often louder than daytime, because at night many inmates cry out, haunted by their trauma.
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This is a busy period for your domestic life, Capricorn, as non-stop planet Mercury travels through the sector of your chart ruling the home.
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The Swiss psychiatrist, inspired by a family lineage of explorers and innovators, holds the record for the first non-stop balloon flight across the globe.
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The shit hit the fan in 2010, and since then, Armstrong has been crawling through a Shawshankian river of the stuff pretty much non-stop.
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Being a presidential candidate involves non-stop travel, meeting people from all walks of life, regular media appearances and making speeches to thousands of people.
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I remember him begging me to call the police on the man only he could hear, who he insisted was screaming non-stop homicidal threats.
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They've been working non-stop trying to get this car ready for us and they did everything that we needed to get into this field.
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I dance for two hours non-stop to EDM on the dance floor all by myself till the DJ loses focus at 12:45 a.m.
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The record reflects that I worked on it pretty much non-stop for an entire weekend, and then off and on for the next week.
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Like instead of going out and smoking like a cigarette a day, I was like non-stop Juuling up a storm, which is not fun.
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From the moment the cook-off officially began, the two besties trolled one another non-stop, trying to get the other to screw up their dish.
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Hotels multiplied along the strip in the 19773s; the advent of non-stop air travel from Chicago in 1960 helped draw visitors from across the country.
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Qatar Airways' non-stop service from Doha to Auckland landed at 220am (2.403pm GMT on Sunday) after spending 22.40 hours and 28 minutes in the air.
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I just want it on the record that I have been talking about this pairing non-stop for the last two years, and I feel vindicated!!!
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Belkin's Chillspot was created to avoid that, so you can work non-stop without having to worry about your computer failing, and losing all your work.
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"I'm getting non-stop calls from unknown numbers from people asking for gold," the jeweler told a Reuters reporter in an interview inside his shuttered showroom.
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"I had been working on non-stop female lead movies and female-lead television shows, and I had been unable to get anything made," she said.
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Herein lies the genius of The Shallows — unofficial alternate title The Blake Lively Shark Movie — from cheap-thrills clown prince Jaume Collet-Serra (Orphan, Non-Stop).
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Facebook has a huge opportunity to use its ubiquity, non-stop usage and real identity system to outcompete Craigslist, the long-standing leader in online classifieds.
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"The week after the election it was non-stop meetings and conference calls and analysis," said Kent Jarrell, crisis and litigation communication expert at APCO Worldwide.
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Even when your marriage is a non-stop "creative love-fest," like Kate Bosworth's is with director husband Michael Polish, there's still room for personal growth.
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Qantas has occasionally run non-stop flights from Britain to Australia as publicity stunts, most notably with its first Boeing 747-400 jumbo jet in 1989.
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Some had figured out yesterday that you could adjust the system date and time to turn off the non-stop notifications, but this was bad advice.
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Add in his non-stop work in the weight room and it is not surprising to see how he has maintained his energy throughout the season.
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The relentlessness of the ever-churning news cycle, not to mention the non-stop stream of tweets and status updates, may only entrench those feelings further.
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Washington (CNN)Mike Huckabee painted Ted Cruz as a non-stop flip-flopper Friday, saying that raised questions about whether the Texas Republican can be trusted.
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There is non-stop chatter from gamers talking into their headsets, while spectators cheer every move, with some even yelling out instructions from time to time.
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As publisher Bethesda notes, it's got all the elements you'd expect from a Doom title: non-stop combat, big demons, and lots of high-powered guns.
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And Stormzy: it's almost unheard of for a British act to have three years of non-stop buzz the way Stormzy has, without releasing a single.
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DUBAI, April 18 (Reuters) - Emirates has revived prospects of non-stop flights to Panama, the airline said on Wednesday, encouraged by development potential in Latin America.
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There are currently no non-stop flights between Vietnam and the United States, despite a large market catering to tourism and visits by friends and relatives.
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I've been emailing my editor and co-editor non-stop for the past two days making these recipes and brainstorming and I'm having so much fun.
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Despite the seemingly non-stop action, their mom Terri — who first moved to the zoo in 1992 after marrying Steve Irwin — says it's surprisingly the opposite.
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There are currently no non-stop flights between Vietnam and the United States, despite a large market catering to tourism and visits by friends and relatives.
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A feast of almost non-stop action played out at a furious pace can be expected at the Deodoro Stadium over the six days of competition.
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I've just come from Dublin where we launched the inaugural Dublin to Hong Kong service which is also the first Ireland to Asian non-stop service.
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Reining in the hot property market remains a top priority for the local government, but prices have been rising non-stop since 2016 despite tightening measures.
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Chainz enlists the help of YG and Offset on the new project, and taps producers Non-Stop Da Hit Man of 808 Mafia and Street Runnerz.
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Successful business leaders like Arianna Huffington, Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates argue that despite today's non-stop work culture, proper rest is crucial to your health.
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By the time she hits the shores of Kent, England late on Monday, it's expected that Thomas will have swum non-stop for around 50 hours.
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Sources say it may leapfrog northern Africa to fly non-stop as far as Casablanca, a mission currently served from neighbouring Dubai by an Emirates A380.
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Fewer than a dozen coal plants ran full-tilt and non-stop to prevent parts of the Eastern U.S. from going dark and losing home heating.
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"It will be like last night - non-stop work, with a breather only tomorrow morning," said Ali, heaving another sack of mangoes onto a weighing scale.
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The shoes become firmly stuck to her feet and force her to dance non-stop, to the point where she almost dies from exhaustion and starvation.
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Sources say it may leapfrog northern Africa to fly non-stop as far as Casablanca, a mission currently served from neighboring Dubai by an Emirates A380.
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Since the #MeToo movement started, Dern and her group of friends (both actresses and activists alike) have been working non-stop to protect and amplify women's voices.
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He also gave a very rare interview to the Pokémon channel earlier this year, where he spoke non-stop for two minutes about how good Pokémon is.
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Similarly, a representative from Burn 24-7 Norwich, a movement that meets for six, 23, or 24 hours for non-stop worship and prayer, shares Richard's skepticism.
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Long-distance travel is an ordeal at the best of times, so you can imagine the world's longest commercial non-stop flight ain't for the faint-hearted.
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While the docuseries makes note of these facts, they are overshadowed by non-stop dialogue about Bundy's appearance and his alleged hypnotizing effect on those around him.
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Alleging he leaked sensitive bank records that revealed Cohen&aposs consulting contracts, and that his practically non-stop cable T.V. appearances have included all kinds of misrepresentations.
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Washington (CNN)The West Wing has been churning out news non-stop since President Donald Trump took office, but the East Wing has quite literally remained dark.
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"Our new, non-stop service will enable tens of thousands of new travelers to fly between the continents much more affordably," said Norwegian's chief executive Bjorn Kjos.
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is pretty much a non-stop source of amazing things, and the latest is the PUFFER, or Pop-Up Flat Folding Robot.
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But still, the company's revenues and profits have been overshadowed by the non-stop parade of scandals ranging from election interference to its biggest security breach ever.
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A search for Newark-Singapore flights a month from now shows one-stop routes starting around $530 round-trip, versus $1280 or more for non-stop flights.
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If everything goes right, Change Agent could be a must-see sci-fi blockbuster along the lines of Minority Report, blending clever philosophizing with non-stop action.
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Speedflying, on the other hand, where athletes like Jamie Lee parachute down mountains just inches above massive rocks, is basically a non-stop life-risking thrill ride.
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Throughout the presidential election that wrapped up Tuesday night, Twitter was home to non-stop political discourse, whether during debates or as a hub for breaking news.
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Together they are turning the next couple months into a non-stop party, crossing off memorable moments from their bucket lists with help from their adoring owners.
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Just ask Schwarzkopf celebrity stylist Larry Sims, who after years of non-stop styling realized he hadn't taken a few days off between blow-outs in years.
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That is a non-stop flight of 21991,26km in around nine days, the longest recorded flight by any bird, during which they lose half their body-weight.
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Because they fail to do so, hospitals typically pay up in almost non-stop ransomware attacks, minimizing the possibility of additional health threats while systems are down.
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Mehta was appointed in 2014 by former Democratic President Barack Obama, who was investigated almost non-stop by Republicans in Congress during his two terms in office.
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You do get people that are incredibly cheap, but the volume makes up for it, because it's a solid 10 hours of heavy volume, non-stop bartending.
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While she managed to channel focus into non-stop training for the Olympics during her twenties, the inner turmoil reared its head immediately after she won gold.
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An evolving playlist I've been subscribed to for about five years that now contains 729 songs amounting to 53 hours and 56 minutes of non-stop music.
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Last year, Solar Impulse 2, the solar-powered aircraft, completed a record breaking non-stop flight from Nagoya in Japan to Hawaii, which lasted over 403 hours.
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My philosophy is non-stop growth, and I don't think I can grow if I only do those same three dishes for the rest of my life.
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If approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation, the non-stop flight would save about eight hours of travel time between the two cities, United Airlines said.
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Then she went off on Teresa's alleged non-stop partying lifestyle, and joked (we think) that TG's already found a way to cash in on Joe's downfall.
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Singapore Airlines said on Wednesday that it also plans to introduce non-stop flights from Singapore to Los Angeles with the A350-900ULR at a later date.
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The British-based trio, who took it in turns to swim two-hour legs, completed the non-stop swim on Tuesday in 32 hours and seven minutes.
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The contractor works non-stop, but the average progress made by Isabel, as their "double gripper" boring machine has been named, is just 1143 metres a day.
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Once completed, a Qantas test flight flying from New York to Sydney this weekend, will be the longest non-stop flight ever undertaken by a commercial airline.
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Imagine living in a neighborhood where a huge blast, like a stick of dynamite, exploded every 10-12 seconds non-stop for weeks to months on-end.
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After a fun, non-stop hedonistic weekend (thanks to the Jupiter-Venus opposition), the week begins with some confusion about the direction you're headed in your relationships.
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Enter Aries's sphere: A fiery initiation ceremony followed by a non-stop high energy party with food, drink, neon lights, and music to get your body moving.
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"The agency takes 70 percent!" she exclaims, telling me that she left the modeling industry having earned only 10,000 euros in eight months of non-stop work.
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For more on Facebook's non-stop scandals, check out these TechCrunch feature pieces: Zuckerberg asks forgiveness, but Facebook needs change The difference between good and bad Facebooking
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In the most fiery and contentious Democratic primary debate yet, Warren led a non-stop barrage against Bloomberg, who was appearing on stage for the first time.
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A Swiss native, the world-class athlete, whose non-stop schedule has him constantly traveling, managed to find himself right at home with the Zurick-based brand.
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Together, they get some fourteen thousand patient visits a year in fifteen clinic rooms, which were going pretty much non-stop on the day I dropped by.
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Hockey is non-stop Hockey's pace of play is continuous, featuring a constant blur of the puck whizzing about the ice and players crashing against the boards.
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Tomy has covered 52,000 miles (84,000 km) under sail while in the Indian Navy, including a solo non-stop circumnavigation from Mumbai in 1003-13, it said.
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Where the original is a melancholy, slightly exhausted celebration of non-stop partying—evocative of a pleasantly numb hangover—this remix sounds decidedly like a bad trip.
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And what about the video for "Dear God, I Hate Myself," which is basically three non-stop minutes of band member Angela Seo forcing herself to vomit?
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Hawaiian Airlines last year pulled out of the same non-stop service between Honolulu and Beijing, which it opened in 2014, citing slower-than-expected growth in demand.
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For those of you planning to spend the weekend engaged in a non-stop Oscar marathon, here are 11 of this year's most WIRED nominees available to stream.
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He knew it when he looked around him: One of his friends talked non-stop, another appeared to be in a trance, a third friend had the giggles.
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During the non-stop, pervasive misery that was Sunday night's debate, Bone â€" a cheery-looking, red jumper-rocking audience member â€" was a shining ray of light.
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Given that Cruz has been on the trail non-stop, it's essentially a chance for the donors to meet the man they can help push over the top.
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The film spurred two sequels, and a TV spinoff, and opened the door for other roles like Non-Stop, A Walk Among the Tombstones, and Run All Night.
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"[They] have to reduce their sleep and defend and court females virtually non-stop throughout the endless Arctic summer days to successfully reproduce," the accompanying press release notes.
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Things have been non-stop for the pair since they tied the knot in 2016 and their cameo in West's hit "Fade" video made them even bigger stars.
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That prompted nervous Democrats on social media all day to fret that Trump, after three years of non-stop drama, might be peaking at just the right time.
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Some developers suspect the change is part of Instagram parent company Facebook's scramble to improve data privacy in the wake of its non-stop string of data scandals.
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In his book "Non-Stop India" Mark Tully, who for decades was the BBC's Delhi correspondent, describes the techniques used to kill Panna tigers in the early 2000s.
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But users demonstrated that they just don't need non-stop links to the latest shallow gossip, political stunts, exaggerated tragedies, and mundane industry news (yep, that's us sometimes).
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But because these missives are designed to tickle and impress, Margot still doesn't know all that much about the man even after weeks of "nearly non-stop" contact.
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The ceremony was held after the plane completed a flight from Amsterdam to Beijing to mark the opening of KLM's new non-stop service between the two cities.
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He said activities at the company's Batu Besi mine in neighboring Belitung island has now been cut to eight hours from a normally non-stop 24-hour operation.
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"So a flight that should have taken 2 hours non-stop was 24 hours, a hotel room, and 4 airports later, we were [finally] in Austin," Lenius said.
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Though we might never tire of seeing adorable squishy babies, we can also see how people commenting on your partner's appearance almost non-stop could get old quickly.
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I've gotten close to that number by zipping around on the board whenever I needed it, rather than attempting to drain the battery at top speed, non-stop.
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The question is are we all truly so frustrated that we're willing to give up our privacy in exchange for non-stop surveillance facilitating a slightly quicker exit?
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A household name for his luxury brand resorts, reality TV stardom, and ability to surround himself with non-stop controversy, Trump held advantages that many political candidates lack.
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Facebook will now allow non-stop, long-form broadcasting as long as the creators don't mind that they won't be able to permanently save and share the video.
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Emirates' launch of the Mexico City service follows a 2016 attempt to start direct services to Panama in what would have been the world's longest non-stop flight.
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It takes a month of near non-stop grooving for all the flamingos to find their special someone, after which we hope they take a well-deserved break.
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More and more Democrats appear to be in a non-stop limbo contest of words, knowing the lower they go, the more headlines and clicks they can get.
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Remember how badly we all felt after 9/11 — amplified by all the non-stop media coverage — it felt as though each of us had been personally attacked.
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The TU-783M is capable of carrying 12 cruise missiles or 12 short-range nuclear missiles and can fly 12,000 km (7,500 miles) non—stop without re-fuelling.
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The peso plunged 5.1% to 48.50 per U.S. dollar following early official results on the platform of digital brokerage firm Balanz, which operates the currency online non-stop.
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In 1988-9 under new ownership, it toured Australia, where at one point it recorded the longest ever non-stop run by a steam locomotive, traveling 422 miles.
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Your digital assistant chirps away non-stop, systematically distorting the information it gives you in order to direct you towards products that advertisers have paid it to promote.
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"My mobile is getting non-stop messages from friends, all shocked and angry ... The fear is for the children among those detained," an activist in Qatif told Reuters.
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The final 40 or so minutes of "Endgame" are non-stop action that will have you cheering before punching you in the gut and leaving you in tears.
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He just must have been rehearsing non-stop because his musicianship improved so radically over a maybe 18-month period that I was actually blown away by it.
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Qantas uses the aircraft for the third-longest flight in the world between Perth, Australia, and London, United Kingdom, the only non-stop link between the two countries.
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Most dudes in their 40s, even longtime NBA stars, simply can no longer compete on the court with the non-stop barrage of athletic marvels half their age.
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In March of 1999, Bertrand, along with his cohort Brian Jones, began a journey which would result in the first successful non-stop balloon flight around the globe.
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" After a weekend of non-stop fucking they end up in the shower, "not because we were pretending shower sex was hot, but because we genuinely smelled bad.
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She still manages to chatter non-stop with her staff and banters with co-star Arjun Kapoor, who is giving interviews in the other corner of the room.
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The bank has not estimated when full service will resume but said its teams were working "non-stop" to restore the services and regular updates will be provided.
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In the next hour and a half, the club will be flooded with thirsty, aspirant alcoholics, hedonistic pill poppers, and the non-stop partiers of Amsterdam's nightlife scene.
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Democrats and never-Trumpers cannot help themselves; over the past two years, the public has grown weary of the non-stop, five-alarm fires, and they have tuned out.
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We raced non-stop, riding on the force of breathless expansion and capital, through these few years; but this has no meaning in such a tragic loss of life.
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The first flight — a non-stop trip with Norwegian Air Shuttle for $182— departs from New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport on the morning of October 11.
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Click here to view original GIF2017 was poised to be one of the most disappointing years in history, filled with a non-stop barrage of depressing developments and defeats.
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At the age of 24, she started to garner media attention after participating in the Vendee Globe, a single-handed non-stop yacht race that goes around the world.
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Nearly non-stop war, a refugee crisis and economic woes are the main causes for the famine in South Sudan, which gained its independence just six years ago. 5.
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With its throngs of tourists and gigantic screens blaring advertisements, Times Square has become a symbol of the bustle and color and non-stop energy of New York City.
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The town's 160 firefighters worked nearly non-stop in the first days of the fire, even as some of them lost their own homes, said fire captain Nick Waddington.
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Disrupt Berlin promises non-stop excitement spanning two jam-packed days (four if you're lucky enough to score free tickets to participate in the Hackathon on December 2-3).
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The pop couple took the most visible table possible at Extra Virgin Sunday night in the West Village, and proceeded to make out almost non-stop through their meal.
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That's too bad, because early reviews indicated that it's on par with the best of the recent hit Neeson vehicles, like Taken, The Grey, Non-Stop, and The Commuter.
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Qantas said it expected to make a final decision on whether to order planes capable of 21-hour non-stop Sydney-London flights by the end of the year.
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Last week, Singapore Airlines said it would launch the world's longest commercial flight in October, a near-19 hour non-stop journey from Singapore to the New York area.
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To make their apps more consistently interesting, especially for people who don't check them non-stop, Instagram and Twitter are switching to a Facebook News Feed-esque ranking system.
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" Tapping into movements like Occupy Wall Street and the Women's March, Refuse Fascism said it hopes to protest non-stop, 24/7 "until this regime is driven from power.
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"Thanks Larry & the 3 stooges I'm always working non stop and got sick but still showed up & set still wasn't ready for me — vile jealous liars," Farrah Abraham tweeted.
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It's a rhythm game in the vein of Guitar Hero, with "notes" flowing toward you in a non-stop gush, driven by the beat of whatever song you're playing.
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In another economy measure, airlines reduced ultra-long non-stop routes, which force aircraft to carry more fuel on board (fuel weight is a substantial source of energy consumption).
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It's that non-stop bombardment of opinions—the "loudness of social media" as Rosenstock calls it—that fueled the writing of this appropriately titled panic attack of an album.
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The pilots' union also said that "significant progress" had been made during a non-stop 24-hour round of talks that ended early Saturday, but gave no further details.
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What has changed, though, is the non-stop nature of the coverage, its intrusiveness and the overexposure that tends to suck the aura of mystery away from our leaders.
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Qantas would examine non-stop flights from Sydney and Melbourne to London in the future if advances in aircraft technology made the long distance flights economically viable, he added.
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It's all starting up at 10PM, Friday March 18, and running non-stop until 10AM on Sunday March 20, at the recently reincarnated Brooklyn DIY venue, The Market Hotel.
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We'll have non-stop coverage of Disrupt on our Facebook page from May 7-11, but we'll also be embedding a live stream on the front page of TechCrunch.
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They are foods best served with lots of friends, non-stop conversation, glass after glass of cold, draft beer known as "chopp", and if you are lucky, local music.
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Critics weren't on board with the non-stop car crashes and out-of-nowhere action scenes, but they also depict what it's like to be besieged on all sides.
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Sixteen years later we have social media, smartphone push notifications, constantly updated online predictions, and non-stop cable news broadcasts equipped with high-tech charts and graphics amplifying everything.
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Trump apparently wants to go through with Trump TV whether he wins or loses in November, so in theory the Trump presidency could be a non-stop reality show.
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Singapore Airlines is set to begin non-stop flights between Singapore and New York on Thursday, and the airline has forgone economy seats for the new record-setting flight.
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Other services do better with the personalized playlists and non-stop station mixes than Tidal does, though its standalone recommendations for albums and artists are usually on the mark.
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Kenya also received a safety certification last year from the US Federal Aviation Administration allowing its airlines to apply for non-stop flights to airports in the United States.
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That's on top of the daily, apocalyptic level of news, economic pressures, countless notifications, non-stop communication, and a general digital culture that pressures us to be always online.
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It will be in the air for approximately 19 and a half hours, and once completed will be the longest non-stop flight ever undertaken by a commercial airline.
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The exorbitant cost of a non-stop, round-trip flight is enough to make you never leave home, but we all could use a getaway every now and again.
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Both Airbus and Boeing now offer aircraft that appear capable of flying non-stop commercial flights from Sydney to London - the "Holy Grail" for Australian carrier Qantas Airways Ltd.
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All of this non-stop action takes place in front of a live and riveted audience — filled with thousands of startup fans, media outlets and potential investors and customers.
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Our technicians a fully aware we have a ton of customers that are being effected, and we're working non-stop to get this matter resolved as soon as possible.
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I was firing off emails non-stop, letting myself be talked down in price solely because I had come to recognize the value of tangible things over concept art.
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Simply looking at the group's packed tour schedule makes this clear: Tank and the Bangas have been on the road since April, with shows booked non-stop through November.
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The can-can performance is considered one of the most physically grueling numbers in the show, as leg-kicking non-stop for several minutes requires a lot of stamina.
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With production on The Bachelorette postponed and Bachelor Summer Games seeming less and less likely, what felt like non-stop Bachelor Nation action has come to a screeching halt.
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By hiring 300 staffers, opening more than two dozen offices, and dumping $71 million into non-stop messaging, the former New York City mayor has dominated the California airwaves.
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The Christmas season is terrorized by a marble-eyed fuzzy lumpkin that yips tinny gibberish non-stop, which becomes the most-desired holiday item by children across the country.
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"It has been insane since last night, poop and piss non stop but at least they are respecting my bed and nobody has dared to jump in," Phillips wrote.
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So hundreds of supporters from the Netherlands and abroad have held non-stop services at the Bethel church in The Hague to block the deportation of the Tamrazyan family.
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"(T)he value to investors from this non-stop race for faster speeds may have reached a point of diminishing marginal returns for market efficiency and stability," it said.
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I work non-stop for the rest of the afternoon, trying to get a client presentation in a good place so I can finish it from home this evening.
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It makes one wonder if the non-stop negativity against the president in many media circles is starting to suffer from fatigue while somehow having a small boomerang effect.
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Last October, the airline made news when it took the trans-Pacific route instead of the usual Atlantic route to run the longest non-stop flight in shortest time.
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Whether it was the non-stop great weather, the resurgence of the humble BBQ, or that strange time when we all thought it was coming home, this summer delivered.
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The non-stop revolving door of training new hires and the failed attempt at breastfeeding (simply because I couldn&apost pump at work) began to wear on me mentally.
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Air France, Air Tahiti Nui, and French Bee all operate flights between Paris and Papeete, French Polynesia that stop in the US with a large number of European passengers who as of the past week can't enter the US.Air Tahiti Nui and French bee have responded by rerouting flights and the latter has resulted in operating a non-stop flight from Papeete to Paris, making it the longest non-stop flight in the world.
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"Our country is always the arena for testing a variety of defense and strategic systems and these are non-stop movements towards the growth of our deterrent power," Salami said.
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Sure the non-stop live music by some of the biggest names in hip hop was great, but the folks we met throughout the weekend were nearly just as exciting.
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Before landing, the pilot informed ground control that two male passengers had fevers and that 29 of the 22 passengers on board were "coughing non-stop," according to early reports.
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The low-key star power was non-stop: Emily Blunt and Emma Stone, sipping a cup of coffee after nailing her stage blocking, went makeup free with hair pulled back.
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The bottom line: Get ready for two years of non-stop fighting between House Democrats, Senate Republicans and Trump — all setting the stage for a brutal presidential election in 2020.
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What if, instead of basing your restaurant improvement show around your host's expertise, can't-look-away vulgar tirades, and non-stop hustle, you centered everything around fussy Yelp customer reviews?
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" He said a return to the government's rule is not an option: "The protesters will continue non-stop rejecting any presence of the Assad regime and Iran in Deir Ezzor.
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McDonald and his team have been working non-stop for the last four days, with the big party in a few hours marking the big finale to their anniversary celebrations.
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The dancer took a break from her non-stop schedule attending shows during Fashion Month for a quick photo shoot in her bathroom wearing a simple dusty rose, knit bodysuit.
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But in its attempt to capture Tripoli the LNA has used hundreds of vehicles, with convoys going west non-stop from Benghazi, carrying anything from soldiers to ammunition to food.
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Here's what Commodore USA's Facebook page wrote regarding the computer:This C64C used by a small auto repair shop for balancing driveshafts has been working non-stop for over 25 years!
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Qatar Airways acquired the 49% of Italian airline Meridiana in 2017, rebranded it Air Italy and transformed it into a carrier with five announced non-stop U.S. destinations from Milan.
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Other mainstays like YouTube and Twitter have yet to make concrete commitments to safety spending or staffing, and the result is non-stop scandals of child exploitation and targeted harassment.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - The Maltese government comfortably won a confidence vote in the House of Representatives on Monday after 13 hours of non-stop debate over revelations in the Panama Papers.
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These consist of operating a high-speed vehicle system non-stop along a designated route, analyzing the test data at an off-site centralized location and subsequently verifying likely defects.
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"If you're booked on the Emirate non-stop from Dubai to the U.S., see if they'll move you to one of their one-stops through Milan or Athens," he said.
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Just after Christmas a 53-year-old Briton, John Beeden, became the first man to row solo non-stop across the Pacific Ocean (from San Francisco to Cairns in Australia).
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The 787 would allow it to resume non-stop flights to Europe, but the pricing of either jet is not yet where Malaysia would like it to be, he said.
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Most of this information about Parker's past was readily available before he had a Sundance hit, when he was an actor in films like Beyond the Lights and Non-Stop.
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If non-stop isn't an option, be sure to give yourself two to three hours of leeway between flights to avoid a mad-dash through the airport, Love Actually style.
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"We're a couple of big goofballs at the end of the day, so we just make light of the entire situation, and we are just laughing non-stop," he says.
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Qatar Airways bought a stake in Italian airline Meridiana in 2017, rebranded it Air Italy and transformed it into a carrier with five announced non-stop U.S. destinations from Milan.
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That shattered the 76-hour world duration record for a non-stop, solo flight set in 2006 by the late American adventurer Steve Fossett in his Virgin Atlantic Global Flyer.
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They also accused Avenatti, with his non-stop series of appearances on television about the case, of "smearing" Cohen in order "to further his own interest" in gaining media attention.
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Edwards in 2017, has been working non-stop to bring together public- and private-sector leaders to communicate, plan and implement activities to build and sustain a comprehensive cybersecurity ecosystem.
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Bottom lineNone of this may matter to you if you live near a major Delta or United hub, and you're dependent on one airline to serve most destinations non-stop.
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Borghetti declined to disclose the departure city for the flight, which could compete against non-stop flights to Hong Kong flown by Qantas and Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd (0293.HK).
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"I was angry and upset, I cried non-stop as I tried to search for her," said her mother Nur Halima as she cradled Yani's two-month-old baby girl.
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Singapore Airlines may regain the top spot when it resumes non-stop flights to New York with an ultra-long distance variant of the Airbus A350 as soon as 2018.
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With 1.3 billion monthly actives, a social graph borrowed from Facebook and non-stop usage, Messenger has the omnipresence to facilitate spontaneous connections between people looking for something to do.
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The company this month expanded on its earlier Bloomberg partnership to offer non-stop video news broadcasts from the media company across Twitter, including original reporting and other live content.
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Looking for stimulating conversation, snails to snack on (because they can't run away), and heavy non-stop male-on-male action after I've buried my female partner in the sand.
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During the quarter, the airline began a significant expansion of capacity to the United States, resuming non-stop flights to New York and Los Angeles after a five-year hiatus.
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Maybe comparing non-stop streaming to running 26.2 miles at a time when more of us than ever have actually done the latter, just sounds too much like a humblebrag.
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Fernandez de Kirchner feuded non-stop with the farm sector during her 2007-2015 administrations over her interventionist policies, which included strict limits on international shipments of corn and wheat.
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The ruling Smer party has led Slovakia nearly non-stop since 2006 and has built its base by lifting social benefits amid years of economic growth and backing conservative issues.
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On a non-stop flight from Chicago to New York in October, the airline is currently selling seat assignments for $29 (middle seat) to $35 (aisle or window) one way.
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MILAN, March 21 (Reuters) - Donato Velardi's hotline has been ringing almost non-stop since Rome imposed draconian measures to combat its coronavirus crisis, forcing millions of Italians to embrace smartwork.
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Any time-record the route does set won't last long, as Emirates has already announced another non-stop service to begin this month between its headquarters in Dubai and Panama City.
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For those of you planning to spend this week (and weekend) engaged in a non-stop Oscar marathon, here are 20 of this year's nominated movies you can stream right now.
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Still from Instant Clown Party In an interview with Vice UK, you described your work as a constant stream of non-stop climaxes, which is a superb way of summarizing it.
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Beyond banishing content purposefully shared by terrorists, there remains the question of how algorithmically sorted content feeds like Facebook and Twitter handle the non-stop flood of news about terrorist attacks.
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Click here to view original GIFTechnology has made many aspects of our lives easier, but at the same time incredibly chaotic with non-stop emails, social media posts, and electronic alerts.
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Tan said the militants released the two "after being pressured by non-stop operations", and with the help of members of a rival Muslim group, the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF).
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Moore said the psychic told her the cat hated the name Addison, and was meowing non-stop because he liked how his voice sounded in the new acoustics of the apartment.
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The deal also gives the airline, which has previously mentioned a goal of flying Auckland-New York non-stop, the option to switch some aircraft to the longer range 787-9s.
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Both Gulfstream's 650ER and the Global 7500 connect far-flung cities like New York and Tokyo, an allure for elite Asian buyers who want to fly non-stop to Western hubs.
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He also challenged Trump's non-stop assault on the media ... pointing out he had plenty of issues with Fox News during his administration, but never called them enemies of the state.
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After the winter storm, which was dubbed Jonas, brought the city to a virtual standstill with non-stop snowfall and 80-mph wind gusts, the following morning was clear and sunny.
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After the winter storm, which was dubbed Jonas, brought the city to a virtual standstill with non-stop snowfall and 22-mph wind gusts, the following morning was clear and sunny.
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She'd like to see more games like that and fewer that hammer you with non-stop opportunities to buy, as she explained during a recent appearance on the Recode Decode podcast.
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The deal also gives the airline, which has previously mentioned a goal of flying Auckland-New York non-stop, the option to switch some aircraft to the longer range 21.5265-9s.
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But all of that seems like a far-off, distant memory now that we're nearing the end of August and have been enjoying month after month of non-stop sunny days.
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Non-stop cable TV coverage of pipe bombs mailed to prominent political opponents of Trump and of a mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue upended his goal of dominating the news.
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Throughout the highest levels of the White House, there are mounting concerns the West Wing is not adequately responding to the non-stop, 24-hour news cycle generated by the probe.
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New routes for Qantas could include non-stop flights from Brisbane to Chicago, Dallas or Seattle, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said on the sidelines of an airline industry conference in Seoul.
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The notorious hacker and guerrilla revenge artist against misogyny returns in The Girl in the Spider's Web, directed by Fede Alvarez, and the full trailer for it is non-stop action.
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British Airways is not considering non-stop flights from its London Heathrow hub to Australia that would compete against Australia's Qantas Airways, the CEO of BA's parent company said on Wednesday.
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Qantas, for example, which currently flies 12 A380s, is investing in Boeing Dreamliners, which will—almost inconceivably—bring Britain within non-stop reach from Australia, at least from its western shores.
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Before the Olympics come to Paris in 2024 a non-stop service will start whisking passengers from Charles de Gaulle to Gare de l'Est, in the centre, in just 20 minutes.
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But according to a White House official, the Manigault Newman has had no access to Trump for months and is considered to be a non-stop problem in the West Wing.
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He's also pictured in the Guinness World Records for leading the first team to row a boat across the Arctic Ocean over 41 days and 1,000 miles non-stop and unsupported.
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Both Gulfstream's 2600ER and the Global 7500 connect far-flung cities like New York and Tokyo, an allure for elite Asian buyers who want to fly non-stop to Western hubs.
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The widely beloved app, made by the Berlin company Native Instruments, lets a performer seamlessly mix together tracks from their MP3 library to make a non-stop, fluidly changing DJ set.
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A spokesperson the Iranian Armed Forces told Tasmin news agency that Iran's missile program "will continue non-stop and foreign powers have no right to intervene on this issue," per Reuters.
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After over a year of non-stop coverage of their personal dispute, the players themselves are ready to have the focus back on matters on, rather than off, the basketball court.
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The non-stop bullshit surrounding his art project seemingly got to some people and it was shut down by the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, where it was located.
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The Lebanon-Israel border was the scene of non-stop conflict during the 1980s and 1990s, but has remained quiet since the month-long war between Hezbollah and Israel in 2006.
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It's non-stop running, swimming and flying to the right in Super Mario speedruns, which requires a high amount of platforming precision and makes any 2D Mario speedrun fun to watch.
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All-Clad 10-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set, $699.99 (originally $1,290) [You save $590.01]With the holidays in full swing, you're sure to be cooking non-stop for the next month.
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Amtrak recently added a non-stop option to the route, and Amtrak's chief marketing said that when the new fleet is introduced, Amtrak might consider incorporating other special trips into service.
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While the range of her concerns were broad, Clinton zeroed in on the current administration's non-stop lying — and couldn't help but deliver a dig about Trump's inauguration crowd size, too.
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For now, there are apps and services that can help you maintain your sanity in confronting what feels like a non-stop barrage of scam calls that's only growing worse every week.
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While I was impressed with the sheer amount of activity going on in the logistical staging areas at first, living next door to a non-stop loading dock quickly lost its appeal.
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If you ride it without doing so, the Segway miniPRO will prompt you, non-stop, with an annoying beep until you finally install the app and finish the initial product walk-through.
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Bill's reign of terror included not just his malodorous moves but his use of an "army of spies" to conduct "non-stop monitoring" of Sue and her family members, it is alleged.
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It's developing a 12 to 18 person quiet supersonic jet that is aiming to fly Dubai to New York non-stop in nearly half the time it currently takes a subsonic aircraft.
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Peterson trained Heard, 31, four to five times a week, "for a non-stop, no-breaks hour with me, and THEN she went to her fight training, which was rigorous!" he says.
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Borschberg set a new endurance record for the longest non-stop solo flight last July during a 118-hour trans-Pacific crossing, over five days and five nights, from Japan to Hawaii.
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Air Italy, which also flies non-stop from Milan to five North American destinations including new seasonal routes to Los Angeles, San Francisco and as of this week Toronto, has 1,146 employees.
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She had been on a non-stop worldwide promotional tour for The Greatest Showman and its chart-topping soundtrack, a process that left her immune system compromised and her patience, understandably thin.
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Hansen, however, said there could be a silver lining in Williams' enforced absence, given that he has played rugby union, rugby league and sevens virtually non-stop for the past six years.
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Never mind; Let's leave narration to the professionals and dive into Jane the Virgin's Season 173 finale, which poured its melodramatic heart and soul into an episode of non-stop emotional turbulence.
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Though the outfit looked cute, it was Spears' killer abs and hip-tattoos that stole the shot — no doubt a result of all those non-stop gym sessions she's been having lately.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cracks are showing in what has been a virtually non-stop U.S. equity rally after a rapid escalation of tension between North Korea and the United States this week.
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Because the process can take days, requiring constant adjustments to a microscope and non-stop photography, the team developed custom software and hardware allowing them to capture amazing microscopic timelapses with ease.
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In context, a child in one of those cobalt mines would need to work for approximately 700,000 years non-stop to earn the same amount as a single day of Bezos' income.
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Joyce said Qantas was examining whether to launch a non-stop flight between Perth and London with Boeing 787-9 aircraft due to be delivered from 2017 to gain a competitive advantage.
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The airplane suffered the set-back during its long flight from Japan to Hawaii—breaking the record for longest non-stop solo flight, at 117 hours and 52 minutes, in the process.
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Since the private owners are just trying to make back some of the non-stop expenses of keeping a boat afloat, Boatsetter can be cheaper than going through a traditional rental company.
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Since I complained that I did not like to run around the mall non-stop, she promised me a bucket of cheese fries and maybe two hot fudge sundaes if I did.
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In February 29, Qatar Airlines launched a 1105,219-km (9,032-mile) direct route from Doha to Auckland, currently the longest non-stop flight in the world at 17 hours and 20 minutes.
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Essentially, for fully autonomous cars to function at an expert level, they'll all need to have Car-to-Car or Car-to-X communication systems that share essential driving data non-stop.
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Prior to this, the record for the world's longest non-stop flight was held by Emirates, which covered the Dubai-Auckland route, 14,200 km in length, in 16-and-a-half hours.
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These babies can last up to 19 hours on a single charge so you can go almost a whole day of non-stop listening without having to run to a power outlet.
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Budget carrier VietJet said it plans to purchase wide-body jets capable of non-stop U.S. flights and believes its experience in keeping costs down will give it an effective business model.
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In an era when tech public image has been tested by non-stop scandals from the industry giants, Splice is pulling in ace talent that want to work on something unequivocally positive.
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Roger Federer chucked away the Wimbledon title as he had championship points in a gripping fifth set but was ultimately outlasted by a non-stop Novak Djokovic, who won his fifth trophy.
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They were followed by "Furious Ferg" and its synthy drop, and "Plain Jane," a non-stop, beat-led banger reminiscent of Three 6 Mafia's "Slob On My Knob," a few hours later.
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