Setting sail in 2021, packages start from $5,130 per person.
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Virgin Voyages' first ship is one step closer to setting sail!
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Before setting sail, Genovés had given the most important jobs to women.
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Guo had expressed optimism about his mission prior to setting sail last week.
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Virgin is setting sail, with an adults-only ship that's ready to rock.
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Favorable weather conditions this week have seen an increase in boats setting sail.
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Drew and Jonathan Scott are setting sail and giving back at the same time.
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Setting sail on April 23-27, the cruise will feature live performances from NKOTB.
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Don't get me wrong, her setting sail on a new adventure was a fine ending.
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A newly renovated ship originally built in 1883 crashed just days after setting sail again.
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Celebrity Cruises recently announced its "Goop at Sea" cruise, setting sail on August 26, 2020.
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There are even rumors of a ferry setting sail between Miami and Havana this spring.
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The traps are set by Russian fishermen, waiting to meet their quota before setting sail again.
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As for the actual bachelorette party, Chopra is reportedly setting sail on a yacht through Amsterdam.
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They claim that Italy offered them money and equipment to stop migrant boats from setting sail.
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A production of the musical "Titanic" is setting sail near Atlanta, but there's a big twist.
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So, where has Illyrio been while Dany went on to conquer multiple cities before setting sail?
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No word on who will be setting sail with KJ, but the ship accommodates 22 guests.
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This past April, the Draken left its home port of Haugesund, Norway, setting sail for North America.
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The ferry hit an atoll after setting sail, and repairs were carried out to the propeller shaft.
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These functions will also be available on the Apex, a Celebrity ship setting sail in April 2020.
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It will be "fully sanitized" before setting sail again, but it's unclear what the process looks like.
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The rubber rafts setting sail from Libya these days are almost never expected to make it to Europe.
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It is as if the captain of the Titanic, upon setting sail, ordered the crew to take on ice.
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House, electro, techno and disco were always setting sail to the future and it was all about making progress.
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The government has also urged both Tunisia and Libya to do more to prevent migrant boats from setting sail.
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It sees Mr Serraj as an ally and has reportedly paid western warlords to stop migrant boats from setting sail.
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" Earlier on Sunday, Chopra showed off her "squad" in a sunny Instagram by the river, which she captioned "Setting sail….
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Yet every day, hundreds of people are setting sail to chase a dream of building the next big indie hit.
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The boat lingered 12 days past its scheduled departure before finally setting sail and crashing into the port at Monrovia.
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Since Turkey agreed to prevent people from setting sail from its shores, the numbers taking that route have fallen dramatically.
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The women began their journey in San Francisco in April last year, setting sail in 29-foot pink boat named Doris.
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Below Deck is setting sail on season 4 and, as expected, a new storm of drama is hovering over the high seas.
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Lewis Hamilton continues to win on land and on sea ... setting sail in Barbados with a bunch of hot chicks in thongs.
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A 71-year-old Frenchman, Jean-Jacques Savin, is setting sail from the Canary Islands in hopes of landing in the Caribbean.
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The vast majority of visitors come by cruise ship, setting sail from ports like Ushuaia in Argentina or Punta Arenas in Chile.
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Since Turkey agreed to prevent people from setting sail for Greece from its shores, the numbers taking that route have fallen dramatically.
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But cruise lines want to ensure these flights start and end on time so their passengers do not delay the ship setting sail.
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Once refugees see that Greece has become a dead end, says one German official, they will think twice about setting sail from Turkey.
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Setting sail to Mars, putting in place a thriving civilization on that far-off world, is a peaceful pursuit that's unparalleled in history.
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They will endorse further tightening of their external borders and giving more money to foreign countries to prevent people from setting sail for Europe.
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She said, according to organizers, that celebrating her 40th birthday just before setting sail from London had been the perfect way to start her adventure.
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History is being made on Tuesday in Arctic waters, as the largest vessel ever to attempt to transit the famed Northwest Passage is setting sail.
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For many people nearing the end of their work lives, the idea of setting sail for a new, faraway home is the stuff of dreams.
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"There are more vessels setting sail to Cuba in the past two weeks," said a ship supervisor working at a port on Venezuela's western coast.
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On Wednesday, Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni announced a potentially important breakthrough in Italy's seemingly Sisyphean task of stopping migrants from setting sail for Sicily.
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There's no guarantee that they will follow through on the public's choice but whatever its name, the vessel will be setting sail for Antarctica in 2019.
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Timothée Chalamet's mom Nicole Flender may be okay accompanying her talented son to awards shows, but she might not be setting sail with him anytime soon!
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Greta Thunberg is setting sail back across the Atlantic with an impromptu motley crew: two YouTuber Australians, their 11-month-old son, and a professional sailor.
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The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower had an unusual start to its latest deployment, setting sail immediately after final certifications rather than returning to home port first.
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After setting sail on December 22, the survivors — two men, a woman and a 12-year-old girl — were rescued on January 23 by a fishing vessel.
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Almost 600,000 migrants have arrived in Italy over the past four years, the vast majority setting sail from lawless Libya in flimsy vessels operated by people smugglers.
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Before setting sail, participants underwent nearly a year of training to develop their leadership and strategic capabilities, and learn about the latest scientific research around environmental change.
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"There is scarcely a star in Hollywood whose appeal I would not try to alter or develop," said Hitchcock, setting sail for Hollywood on March 1, 1939.
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Performed by Gary Clark, and written by John Carney, the song is called "Setting Sail," and will be available to download soon with the show's official soundtrack.
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Within a few days of setting sail on the Indian Ocean in the Frenchman's yacht, bound for India and then the United States, the sheikha went silent.
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In addition, they did not conduct a standard operational briefing for themselves prior to setting sail, during which they would have fully reviewed their route and navigation plan.
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Data from the International Organization for Migration released on Friday said around 105,000 migrants had reached Italy by boat in 2016, many of them setting sail from Libya.
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They also conceived of detention as a way to deter migrants — particularly Haitians, who had been fleeing their country since 1971 — from setting sail to the United States.
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" Meanwhile, anyone booked on a cruise setting sail between April 1 and may 31 had the option to "move your booking to a future date by March 31.
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After years of discussion, it's clear that businessman Clive Palmer will never let go of his dreams for a real-life Titanic II: it's officially setting sail in 2018.
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Fergus, bless him, has made a custom pot-pourri for Marsali, and is telling Jamie about it when he spies The Porpoise setting sail, with his wife on board.
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Wrapping up their week-long tour of Canada, Prince William and Princess Kate highlighted mental health initiatives on their last day in Canada before setting sail – and taking flight.
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The Argentine-born doctor met Fidel Castro in Mexico, where they trained and bought guns in preparation for the Cuban revolution before setting sail for the island on Nov.
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Latest data from the International Organization for Migration, released on Friday, said some 105,342 migrants have reached Italy by boat this year, many of them setting sail from Libya.
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Earlier in the week, Perry and Bloom – who were first spotted together at the Golden Globes – snuggled up on Roman Abramovich's yacht Eclipse, setting sail with pal Kate Hudson.
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With Hurricane Irma keeping cruise ships from making trips around Florida and the Caribbean, the huge ships are setting sail to help those left reeling from the deadly storm.
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Setting sail On December 2, the 76 women from around the world set sail from Ushuaia, in Argentina, headed for the Southern Ocean, also known as the Antarctic Ocean.
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In addition, they did not conduct a standard operational briefing for themselves prior to setting sail, during which they would have had fully reviewed their route and navigation plan.
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For the miners, the soaring demand means a 212-hour work cycle that starts with setting sail into the creek at midnight to find a good spot to dive.
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Olsen announced this morning that the cruise was setting sail for Cuba, where guests will be "repatriated back to the UK by air," a statement from the company read.
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Another spin-off possibility includes one of the Stark children, Arya, setting sail for unknown lands to the west, a story that echoes Europe's colonial expansion in the 16th century.
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Police spokesman Michalis Ioannou told The Associated Press that the 16-meter (53-foot) vessel arrived Friday afternoon after setting sail from a point near Mersin, Turkey, and traveling overnight.
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Later this year, the world's largest all-electric container ship is expected to take its maiden voyage, setting sail from a port in Norway and traveling down the Scandanavian coast.
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Soon after setting sail, several of the Hawaiian crew members staged a mutiny, resentful that the Hokulea was not sailing around the Hawaiian Islands in a show of ethnic pride.
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The authorities also closed Gaza's small port on the Mediterranean coast, barring fishermen from setting sail, as there was speculation that the assassin, or assassins, may have escaped by sea.
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More boats are setting sail in America than ever before, but the ramps needed to get the vessels in the water are in short supply or in need of dire repair.
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She travels by horse until she finds a ship setting sail for Braavos, and upon showing the captain her coin from Jaqen H'ghar and repeating "Valar morghulis," she's allowed to board.
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After 16 years together, the couple wed Tuesday aboard the luxury cruise ship Seabourn Sojourn in an intimate ceremony officiated by the ship's captain shortly after setting sail in the Caribbean.
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Anyone who visited China, Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Italy, Iran, Japan, or Singapore in the 20 days before setting sail on a cruise will not be permitted on the ship.
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In 213, some 153 boaters circled the length of this so-called Great Loop — setting sail from any point along the way and crossing their own wakes about 215,24 miles later.
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As it opens up, not only are governments competing for access to the contested region to assert their geopolitical power over it, commercial cruise ships are also setting sail on it.
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As announced in June, the duo are planning on setting sail with more than 2,600 of their closest pals for a three-day "Girls' Getaway" cruise aboard Holland America's Nieuw Statendam ship.
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As announced in June, the duo is planning on setting sail with more than 2,600 of their closest pals for a three-day "Girls' Getaway" cruise aboard Holland America's Nieuw Statendam ship.
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Friday's warrant from the US Justice Department appears to be a last-ditch attempt to stop the tanker setting sail, after it failed to stop Gibraltar's Supreme Court approving its release on Thursday.
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In the Roman port of Ostia, a few days before setting sail for Africa, Augustine and his mother were standing by a window that looked out onto an enclosed garden, and talking intimately.
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This vehicle—just 50 kilograms when fueled up—will hitch a ride into low Earth orbit before pointing itself at a target, firing up the water-powered thrusters, and setting sail for riches and glory.
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The billionaire owner of the Virgin Group, which operates an airline, hotels and an adults-only cruise line setting sail in 2020, has announced his newest project: a train to the happiest place on earth.
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By 1937 she completed it, setting sail for New York with four dollars – the standard amount that the Nazis allowed Jews to take out of the country – and not returning to Germany for 62 years.
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Across the world, pirates are setting sail on the high seas again, costing shippers and insurers hundreds of millions of dollars, after declining since the 2700 hijacking of the Maersk Alabama off Horn of Africa.
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The former president, who turned 23 on Sunday, rang in the occasion by setting sail with his loved ones off their Walker's Point compound in Kennebunkport, Maine, where he and wife Barbara Bush spend their summers.
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In fact, if he had the standard migrant experience, he would have paid smugglers a hefty sum to get to Europe, setting sail from Libya in a dangerously over-crowded boat across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Perhaps if Dany's war council had looked at a map before setting sail from Meereen, they might have decided to land in Sunspear first, which is on the way to the more predictable destination of Dragonstone.
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In exchange for preventing them from setting sail for Europe, Ankara won promises of 6 billion euros ($6.69 billion) in EU money for Syrian refugees living in Turkey, revival of Turkey's EU membership talks and speedy visa liberalization.
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Setting sail on August 8, 2020, their exclusive 7-day cruise will take 38 lucky fans on a once-in-a-lifetime trip, letting them explore some of the iconic locations within Croatia where the series was filmed.
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IN CRISP white uniforms and standing to attention beneath a fluttering red flag with five golden stars, the sailors on board the People's Liberation Army ships setting sail for Djibouti on July 11th represent a significant step for China.
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The Aframax Lillesand, chartered by BP and loaded on April 27 at Enterprise Products Partners' terminal in Houston, is the most recent tanker with U.S. crude setting sail to Bullenbay terminal in Curacao, according to Thomson Reuters vessel data.
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The ferry was reported missing when it did not arrive two days after setting sail from Nonouti Island, but New Zealand, which assists with maritime rescues in the area, was not asked for help for more than a week.
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Mr. Allcard began his seafaring life in earnest after the war, setting sail whenever he pleased, earning money over the years as a writer, charter skipper, hotel maintenance manager and rehabilitater of old wooden boats, which he sold for a profit.
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This likely includes all the cargoes that will come from Brazil and number three supplier South Africa, as any vessels setting sail now would arrive in September, but it won't capture all the shipments from top exporter Australia given the shorter voyage durations.
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And for those looking to spend a longer time in Singapore, there are many cruises that depart directly from the city so travelers can arrive a few days before setting sail to take full advantage of what the city has to offer.
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Season six of Game of Thrones, for instance, was actually improved by a little hard-earned catharsis, especially when it came to, say, Cersei destroying many of her enemies in a barrage of wildfire or Dany finally setting sail for the Seven Kingdoms.
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EU leaders will hold a summit later this week to discuss more measures to curb arrival numbers, including by tightening external borders and giving more aid to countries from Turkey to Libya to help them prevent people from setting sail for Europe.
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The USS Gerald R Ford is finally setting sail, departing Huntington Ingalls Industries-Newport News Shipbuilding (HII-NNS) in Norfolk, Virginia as it wraps up a 15-month extended maintenance availability to get the ship ready for another round of testing and sea trials.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - A British cruise ship that was turned away from several ports in the Caribbean after five passengers were confirmed to have the new coronavirus is setting sail to Cuba which is allowing it to dock, its owner Fred Olsen Cruise Lines wrote in a statement.
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There are beautiful images of crashing waves, sunsets, and dolphins swimming juxtaposed with black and white images of people setting sail long ago and sailors dancing on deck, along with tableaux of actors in old-fashioned clothes, standing by the shore with abandoned items: a clock, chairs, a table.
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HAVANA, March 16 (Reuters) - A British cruise ship that was turned away from several ports in the Caribbean after five passengers were confirmed to have the new coronavirus is setting sail to Cuba which is allowing it to dock, its owner Fred Olsen Cruise Lines wrote in a statement.
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Setting sail on August 7, National Geographic explorer-at-large Ballard and National Geographic Society archeologist-in-residence Fredrik Hiebert will lead a team of Earhart experts, scientists and technicians on a month-long journey that will take them from Samoa to a remote Pacific atoll called Nikumaroro in the Republic of Kiribati.
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US warships and MEUs setting sail from the East Coast of the United States generally sail through at least four major choke points — the Strait of Gibraltar, Suez Canal, Bab al-Mandab Strait and Strait of Hormuz — as they head into the US Central Command area of operations and the Persian Gulf.
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Standing on a pontoon in a marina in Plymouth, southwest England, Thunberg gave a news conference in front of a throng of TV crews and photographers just before setting sail under a typically English grey sky on the 60-foot yacht Malizia II. The vessel has been equipped with solar panels and underwater electricity turbines to ensure that it leaves no carbon footprint.
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