The expedition plans to set out from Chile on Dec.
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The Packard set out from San Francisco on June 20, 1903.
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He set out from Paris just days before the Nazis arrived.
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The North Korean leader set out from Pyongyang at 226 p.m.
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The North Korean leader set out from Pyongyang at 5 p.m.
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That is, he didn't set out from the start to tackle domestic violence.
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I SET out from Alresford on Thursday to register my protest against Alresfordism.
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But earlier this month, the two of them set out from Guatemala anyway.
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One car, captained by the guitarist John Fahey, set out from Berkeley, Calif.
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The two vessels had set out from the Libyan coast early on Sept.
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They set out from the get-go to prank these disciplines but not others.
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Seventeen yachts of varying styles and dimensions set out from Portsmouth, England, on Sept.
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Only experienced backcountry hikers with excellent orienteering skills should set out from Little Lyford Lodge.
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The Conception set out from Santa Barbara on Saturday and, based on information from MarineTraffic.
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In June, Lecomte set out from Hawaii in a 67-foot yacht, headed toward the patch.
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So we set out from Florida to Los Angeles when moving there to find that place.
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The bar mitzvah party set out from the settlement of Migdalim on the morning of Nov.
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In 1638, William Paston set out from his country house to see the world outside England.
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On May 15, the Sampling The Abyss team set out from Bell Bay in Launceston, Tasmania.
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A few months ago, my girlfriend and I set out from the Galapagos for the French Polynesians.
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The competition, held in July 1894, attracted crowds of onlookers as 21 contraptions set out from Paris.
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All 129 crew members were lost, nearly three years after the Franklin Expedition set out from England.
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They had set out from Illinois, they said, determined to scare Muslims into leaving the United States.
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At 1 o'clock, the kids set out from the church, walking calmly toward the downtown business district.
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We set out from Fort Myers in the afternoon, with all the informality of a morning commute.
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That November, eight vehicles — one a motor home — set out from Manhattan for the first competitive Cannonball Run.
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At the Old Delhi Railway Station, 20 hours after they had set out from Gorakhpur, an agent met them.
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In the summer of 1846, a group of 87 pioneers set out from Missouri to settle the California coast.
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One hot morning I set out from my room in a youth hostel in Rome to see the Pantheon.
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The baby boomers set out from the beginning to be closer to their kids than they were to their parents.
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On Saturday, he set out from Mount Greylock, the highest natural point in Massachusetts, with his close friend, Ted Kellogg.
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Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both, 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion and never returned.
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Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion and never returned.
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Wakker set out from Amsterdam in the Netherlands on March 15, 2016, as part of his Plug Me In project.
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He has set out from the start with a master plan to improve North Korea's nuclear program and the economy.
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Two days later they set out from Bangui in a blue-gray Mitsubishi 4 x 133 with a local driver.
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On the morning of her arrest, Ms. Martin had set out from a friend's apartment wearing a Lane Bryant tracksuit.
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Then finally word came back from the surveillance team that the hit man had set out from the Hilton alone.
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The Phoenix crew pulled 113 to safety, but survivors said it had set out from Libya with 130 on board.
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In 1769, the incisive philosopher J.G. Herder set out from the Baltic port of Riga to Paris, hoping to become gallicized.
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They set out from New York City on July 31st, and arrived in Los Angeles 45 hours and 16 minutes later.
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Just this week, Italian coastguards have rescued more than 10,000 migrants who set out from Libya on the north coast of Africa.
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About 10,000 people have been rescued over the past three days, mainly from unsafe smugglers' dinghies that had set out from Libya.
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I set out from the Insider office in downtown Manhattan ready to take in the best of what Astoria has to offer.
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Last Friday, a group of about 160 Hondurans set out from San Pedro Sula, frequently labeled the murder capital of the world.
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We'd make landline plans to meet, then set out from our respective homes, promising our parents we'd stay on the bike path.
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Many people don't realize that the first American archaeological expedition to the Middle East set out from the Penn Museum in the 1880s.
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The five, who were in a new cherry red SUV, had set out from Hyderabad that day for a drive into the countryside.
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But when asked what she feared most, she said it was mother nature itself as she set out from Oregon in mid October.
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They collected their car and set out from Chicago, going along Route 66 across the country to Los Angeles, before driving north to Seattle.
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And so I slid into the Audi, adjusted my mirrors, and set out from Vegas' Traffic Management Center onto the streets of Las Vegas.
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Longtime friends and regulars on the water while growing up in South Florida, Cohen and Stephanos set out from Jupiter Inlet around 11 a.m.
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The police and relatives said she had set out from her home in the nearby Palestinian village of Anata after arguing with her family.
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Supply worries have spurred tankers carrying diesel and heating oil to set out from Europe for the United States, reversing a traditional trade route.
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They set out from Suchitepéquez in southwest Guatemala, escaping extortion gangs in an effort to request asylum in the United States, Mr. Solval said.
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Mr. Phu and two other people, Tamra McBeath-Riley and Claire Hockridge, had set out from Alice Springs for an afternoon drive on Nov.
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They set out from an implicit principle; 'Everything, in other words, anything at all, can become interesting, even enthralling, provided that it is presented, i.e.
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It has a tradition of Islamist radicalism and hundreds of people have set out from the area to join Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
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A year later, the first pride march set out from Stonewall, growing from several hundred people to several thousand as it moved up Sixth Avenue.
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Two quotes from American songwriter Stephen Stills on Ford's 1984 yearbook page speak to her youthful search for resilience as she set out from home.
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Longtime friends Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion that afternoon and were never seen again.
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In June 1937, after a botched attempt, she set out from Miami with an ambitious goal: to become the first woman to fly around the world.
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It has been nine months since Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both, 14, set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion and never returned.
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In April, Trump threatened to withdraw foreign aid from Honduras and countries that allowed transit for a similar caravan that set out from the Central American country.
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Nora, Bob Weise and Steve Shapiro, both 71, set out from Norway in July with the aim of landing on the coastline of Maine within a year.
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The winter months have made the crossing increasingly dangerous, bringing low temperatures and rough seas that batter the rickety and overcrowded boats that set out from Turkey.
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Stopping people on crowded rubber dinghies once they have set out from Turkey has proved impossible for the Greek Coast Guard and the European border agency Frontex.
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The victims had set out from Vietnam seeking better lives in Europe and were transported in a trailer from Zeebrugge, Belgium, to the industrial park in Grays.
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Then I set out from Port-au-Prince to Côtes-de-Fer, a three-hour drive, and by the time I'm about halfway the food is done.
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But no matter how many milkweed seedlings I set out from one year to the next, no gravid monarch female ever arrived to lay eggs on them.
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In the predawn darkness of May 10, 19903, a group of 36 climbers set out from Camp IV, the last major camp before the summit of Mt. Everest.
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The Indians set out from the state of Sikkim; the dispute is whether they entered the tiny mountain kingdom of Bhutan or instead walked straight into Chinese territory.
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This has spurred tankers carrying diesel and heating oil to set out from Europe bound for the United States to address supply worries, reversing a traditional trade route.
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His maternal grandfather, Solomon Young, a trader, had set out from Missouri for Gold Rush-era California, where his success allowed him to build a very large ranch.
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" In 256, he and 22014 hippies set out from San Francisco in search of a place to form an agrarian commune and "get it on with the dirt.
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"We set out from the beginning to make the experience one of an oasis, of moving through a beautiful garden," said Jacob Benyi, a principal at Jones Studio.
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FORTY YEARS ago, in the autumn of 1979, a group of British explorers set out from London on a seemingly impossible mission: a circumpolar navigation of the Earth.
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He set out from India's southernmost tip, Kanyakumari, last October, walked six hours a day, and crossed four states and three dozen towns to reach Kolkata earlier this month.
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In this instance, the group had set out from Bamiyan, once home to giant Buddha statues carved into the cliffs until they were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001.
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IN 1966, TWO BROTHERS, Alonzo and Dale Davis, set out from Los Angeles on a road trip across the United States, seeking out other artists of color like them.
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My friend and I set out from Denver while it was still dark to get to Cañon City in time for an early morning rally that preceded the county hearing.
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It was still dark on Monday morning when Cushman, 28, set out from her farm west of the conflagration, towing a four-horse trailer behind her white Dodge pickup truck.
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Other caravans are expected to set out from Central America in coming days, encouraged by reports that it is a safer way for migrants to undertake the perilous journey north.
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" My 3' 11" coworker and I set out from our AirBnB in central Munich early on a Tuesday morning, headed for what I hoped would be 453-year-old Valhalla.
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It was still dark on Monday morning when Cushman, 41, set out from her farm west of the conflagration, towing a four-horse trailer behind her white Dodge pickup truck.
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Mr. Karim, whose company provided ground services for the climbers, said that the team, known as the Pakistan-Italian Friendship Expedition, had set out from base camp on June 5.
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Last October, a friend and I, not quite ready to let go of summer's languor, set out from Austin to spend a long weekend on a quiet stretch of sand.
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You must set out from your safe room to find and eat enough food so that you can return to hibernation before the bone-crushing rains of this strange planet arrive.
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Yet Republicans set out from day one to derail and obstruct his agenda, denying him easy victories, exacting a political price for the few accomplishments trickling out of a filibustered Senate.
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Many of the migrants who arrived on the northern Mexico border in caravans in recent weeks had set out from home with a different idea of how things might turn out.
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BERLIN — In January 2017, on the coldest day of the year, six actors from Syria, Afghanistan and the Palestinian territories set out from Berlin on a two-week road trip through Germany.
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One truck driver recounted being stopped 14 times for body temperature checks when he set out from Wuhan to pick up medical supplies, The Beijing News, a state-run Chinese newspaper, reported.
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And Sam Altman, the president of the start-up incubator Y Combinator, recently set out from the liberal Silicon Valley and traveled across America to better understand the perspectives of Trump voters.
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Eagle jumped into his pickup truck and set out from the yellow house to his sister's place in Fort Yates, his young son sitting in the backseat, playing with a blue, stuffed toy.
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Just days before the migrant caravan set out from Honduras, an imposter stole the identity of a prominent early supporter on Facebook, using a fake account to try to boost the caravan's numbers.
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Gayles said in his order that human rights abuses exist in Cuba, and acknowledged that the migrants set out from the island with dreams of reaching freedom and opportunity in the United States.
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The team originally set out from Abu Dhabi last March in a bid to raise awareness about solar energy, but were delayed after battery issues forced them to land in Hawaii in July.
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On Tuesday, Lecomte and his nine-person support team will set out from Tokyo on an epic expedition expected to last more than six months and see the Frenchman arrive in San Francisco.
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At a recent Sydney Symphony performance, a visitor set out from a box seat above the orchestra to find a restroom, and found himself traversing some 110 steps, up and down — each way.
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His new venture comes decades after another Frenchman, Alain Bombard, set out from the Canary Islands to Barbados in a small rubber boat in 1952, subsisting only on seawater, plankton and raw fish.
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The site serves as a base camp for No More Deaths; the group's volunteers congregate there, store provisions in its shed and set out from there to search the desert for migrants' remains.
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The caravan now numbers about 3,500, half the number that set out from the Mexico–Guatemala border a week ago, though another group of 3,000 migrants is still in Guatemala, US officials said Monday.
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No serious injuries were reported aboard the chartered Amtrak train, which set out from the nation's capital with lawmakers, family members and staff for the luxury Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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Ignoring government warnings not to go and Taliban warnings not to come, the marchers set out from the Helmand Province capital of Lashkar Gah on May 30 and walked north toward Taliban front lines.
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According to the report, the sailors originally set out from Kuwait for Bahrain but quickly -- and unknowingly -- went off course and headed almost directly for Iran's Farsi Island in the middle of the Persian Gulf.
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Ukraine's Berdyansk and Nikopol gunboats, and the Yana Kapa tugboat, set out from the Black Sea port of Odessa Sunday on their way to the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol in the Sea of Azov.
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The bulk of illegal immigrants caught trying to enter the United States in recent years have set out from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, three of the most violent and impoverished countries in the Americas.
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Early Saturday morning, the caravan of thousands set out from Arriaga, Mexico, about 170 miles from the Mexico-Guatemala border, where many of the caravan's members skirted authorities a week ago and crossed in rafts.
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The links became apparent the morning after the killing of Ms. al-Rabi, when a car set out from the settlement of Yitzhar to coach the students in how to deal with Shin Bet interrogations.
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According to a preliminary report, the sailors originally set out from Kuwait for Bahrain but quickly -- and unknowingly -- went off course and headed almost directly for Iran's Farsi Island in the middle of the Persian Gulf.
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According to the preliminary report, the sailors originally set out from Kuwait for Bahrain but quickly -- and unknowingly -- went off course and headed almost directly for Iran's Farsi Island in the middle of the Persian Gulf.
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The man told the crew of the 618-foot-long bulk carrier Nikkei Verde that he and three companions had set out from Colombia's Pacific coast more than two months earlier in a 23-foot skiff.
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The seven fishermen aboard the Carolina Queen III, a 453-foot scalloping boat that set out from Norfolk, Va., had been at sea for four days when the skies darkened off the coast of the Rockaways.
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The 37-year-old South African set out from St Peters Bay in Barbados at 8.20 on Saturday morning, swimming in flat seas with gentle swells but hot conditions, reaching St Lucia just before 5 p.m.
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The 237-year-old aviator set out from Farnborough on Oct 1 to follow the flight path of legendary aviator Amy Johnson, who in 1930 became the first woman to fly solo between Britain and Australia.
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"This is my eighth attempt," says Hassan, a young man who set out from Sudan's Darfur region five years ago and has made it this far despite a childhood injury that left him with a walking handicap.
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The agreement, announced on Friday, is similar to "safe third country" deals the Trump administration wants with several Latin American countries traversed by growing numbers of U.S.-bound migrants, many of whom set out from Central America.
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More than 110 small craft set out from there in a single week last year, according to the local authorities; 286 Algerians are said to have been intercepted on the open sea in just three days in November.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian government set conditions on Thursday for any international inquiry into a suspected chemical attack that killed scores of people, saying it must not be "politicized" and should set out from Damascus and not Turkey.
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The French vessels set out from the Normandy ports of Port-en-Bessin, Courseulles, Ouistreham, Trouville, Honfleur and Le Havre to chase British boats away from the Baie de la Seine, where the seabed is rich in scallops.
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Giant rallies are planned in Havana's Revolution Square and in the eastern city of Santiago to honor Castro, who died aged 20063, six decades after the brothers set out from Mexico to overthrow U.S.-backed Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista.
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City authorities say around 2,000 migrants are now in Tijuana, where some residents have not taken kindly to the arrival of the Central Americans, many of whom set out from Honduras a month ago to escape violence and poverty.
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ROME (Reuters) - Some 1,400 boat migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean from North Africa to Europe have been rescued so far on Tuesday, Italy's coastguard said, after at least 11 overcrowded boats set out from Libya amid calm seas.
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When Peak Pegasus set out from Seattle in June, these tit-for-tat tariffs were just whispers in the wind, but by the time the ship reached its destination, the buyer for all those soybeans had changed their mind.
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A government source said that some of a group of African migrants who were rescued nine miles off the town of Zarzis had informed coastguards that they had set out from Zuwara in Libya, and that dozens had drowned.
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Haddadi and Usman, who was identified by investigators as a suspected bombmaker for the Pakistani terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba, set out from the capital of the self-declared ISIS caliphate in Raqqa, Syria, six weeks before the Paris attacks.
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Nearly three hours earlier, we'd set out from a trailhead just off a rapidly warming blacktop in the Chihuahuan Desert to climb an all-too-real, feel-the-burn, 353,500-foot ascent to scale the peaks of Guadalupe Mountains National Park.
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On Earth Day 103, Hempton set out from the Hoh visitor center, in the Hoh Rainforest in Washington's Olympic National Park, carrying a little red stone given to him by the then-cultural elder of the Olympic Peninsula's Quileute tribe.
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READ: Kim prepared for the big Trump summit by removing several top diplomats Kim's overland journey to Hanoi is a stark contrast to Trump's: He set out from Washington on Air Force One Monday, and refueled in the U.K. and Qatar.
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Though the Trump administration has made it all but impossible for Central Americans to get asylum in the US, a new caravan of immigrants has set out from Honduras on foot in hopes of reaching the United States to seek asylum.
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It begins with a body, a desiccated pile of bones moldering on the deck of a ship that set out from London in 1802 to round the Cape of Good Hope and washed up five years later without a living soul aboard.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A group of 50 Central American migrants who set out from southern Mexico in late March have reached the U.S. border, having endured the long journey despite threats by President Donald Trump to secure the border with National Guard personnel.
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Spurred by an invitation to participate in a two-person exhibition and by sharing a studio at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the two photographers, both raised by single parents, set out from that shared constellation of what ifs and could bes.
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But in 2009, as Ms. Broudo decided to set out from her marriage, she was drawn to a building far from the polished Bauhaus buildings of the White City — a neglected structure that felt like a better mirror for her emotional state.
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THE THIRD RAINBOW GIRLThe Long Life of a Double Murder in Appalachia By Emma Copley Eisenberg In 1980, three young women set out from Arizona to hitchhike to a peace festival known as the Rainbow Gathering in the mountains of West Virginia.
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On July 21, a group organized by Ángel Jiménez set out from the Condado lagoon in kayaks and small boats and on water scooters, paddleboards and surfboards, and made their way to the stretch of San Juan Bay that the governor's mansion overlooks.
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On July 21, a group organized by Ángel Jiménez set out from the Condado lagoon in kayaks and small boats and on water scooters, paddleboards and surfboards, and made their way to the stretch of San Juan Bay that the governor's mansion overlooks.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Shortly after a group of suited North Korean diplomats set out from their Singapore hotel on Monday for talks with U.S. officials on the eve of a historic summit, a bigger group of North Koreans headed out in summery shirts for some shopping.
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The two women say they set out from Hawaii on May 3, and the transcript of their interview with the Navy quotes Appel as saying that "on the first night" they encountered a "force 11 storm," which they battled for the following two nights and three days.
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John Fortress Podgorica Cetinje Tivat Bay of Kotor Sveti Stefan ALBANIA Budva Stari Bar Adriatic Sea Ulcinj 24 miles By The New York Times Many travelers set out from Dubrovnik, the popular walled city on the southern Croatian coast, about an hour's drive from the border.
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The found-footage film classic centered on a documentary team who set out from Burkittsville, Maryland so that they could track down important sites related to Rustin Parr, a man who had killed a number of years previously under the rumored influence of more nefarious forces.
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"I want to set out from the outset our clear desire to deliver a substantially deeper economic and financial trade relationship between the UK and China," Hammond told Hu. Reporting by Ben Blanchard; Additional reporting by Ryan Woo and Martin Quin Pollard; Editing by Michael Perry & Simon Cameron-Moore
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Nightly, people who have fled war in countries such as Sudan and Libya set out from Red Cross and Caritas camps on the Italian side in the hope that they can negotiate the 1-6 km (3.1 to 3.7 miles) of mountain passes and tunnels and enter France unnoticed.
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And a lack of coastal infrastructure, such as deepwater ports, means that spills of the heavy fuel oil that powers most vessels could wreak havoc on both ecosystems and reputations, because clean-up missions would have to set out from much farther away and would take much longer to be effective.
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Unlike Dr Haussler, who came across his initial result serendipitously, Dr Vanderhaeghen set out from the start to find genes that are unique to people, are directly responsible for creating new brain cells in the cortex, are active and are specifically working to encourage the development of stem cells into neurons.
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"I kept thinking about the (recent) incident in (Florida) with the two teen boys and became frantic to find these guys," Hager says in reference to Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both 14, who set out from Florida's Jupiter Inlet on a boating excursion in July and were never seen again.
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At a funeral procession that set out from Mr. Zuaitar's home in the Jabaliya refugee camp later on Wednesday, his body was covered in a flag of the Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, whose Gaza branch is loosely affiliated with the Fatah party led by President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, Hamas's main rival.
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In the case of the large group that drew Trump's attention when it set out from Honduras last month, Allison, the professor, said it's possible other factors -- such as false rumors in a TV report about funds being available for food and transportation -- contributed to the group growing to such a significant size.
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Yarely Elizabeth Palomo, who said she set out from Honduras to the United States six months ago with her young daughter, had to wait behind hundreds of other people for processing when she arrived at the border in Tijuana, and waited two weeks for her number to be called by American immigration authorities.
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It's a tradition that feels similar to a forced marriage, but while the women set up on arranged marriages have had some previous connection with their spouse and the approval of their families, the victims of forced marriages have had no prior contact with their husband and no intentions of getting married when they set out from Myanmar.
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From the start of June to July 2, 565 people, or 1 in 13 of those who set out from the Libyan coast, drowned or went missing, compared with 1 in 43 during the first five months of the year, said Matteo Villa, a research fellow for migration at Italy's Institute for Studies on International Politics (ISPI), a think tank.
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On the morning that I committed to finish The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild—which launches alongside Nintendo's new Switch console tomorrow, and which is also available for the Wii U—I set out from a small stable in one of Hyrule's most picturesque regions, a forested stretch of hills up against the eastern sea, caught in a permanent autumn.
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The drive to automate container ships is nothing new, but it's reaching a point where we're actually starting to see autonomous cargo vehicles embark, including this Chinese cargo ship that set out from Guangdong at the end of this year and a ship called the Yara Birkeland has begun trials out of Rotterdam and expects to be operating fully autonomously by 2022.
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