Taking Flight will be adapted by Fresh Off the Boat writer Camilla Blackett from DePrince and Elaine DePrince's memoir Taking Flight: From War Orphan to Star Ballerina.
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Apple Music is taking flight in more ways than one.
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"Top Gun: Maverick" will be taking flight on July 12, 2019.
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An artist's rendering of NASA's Space Launch System rocket taking flight.
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Ms. Jewell's love life, on the other hand, was taking flight.
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The blurb caught Ms. Swift's career as it was taking flight.
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Outside, it seems from the inside, history is taking flight and forever.
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But it is taking flight among some in the party's donor class.
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"Birds are easily startled, taking flight at the smallest sound," she says.
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It's not taking flight at all, although it's in the cargo business.
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Aladdin and Jasmine are finally taking flight in the official trailer for Aladdin.
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Tracks like "Resavoir" or the Younger-featuring "Taking Flight" are open and optimistic.
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Now the proposal is taking flight at the highest levels of the Trump administration.
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What does a wondrous cloud of monarch butterflies taking flight at once sound like?
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OLIVEBRIDGE "Taking Flight: Birding in the Catskills," a birding conference by the Catskill Center.
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This partnership is more about Laco and Adams' imagination taking flight over a mushroom cloud.
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Having come from nowhere in just a few years, civilian drones are now taking flight.
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The whole afternoon started with Lasseter presenting a Disneytoon Studios project they're calling Taking Flight.
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Was there good evidence of an effort to prevent new business models from taking flight?
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Just as the artwork for Graduation suggests, the record was Kanye taking flight and leaving earth.
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Without shared evidence or explicit reasoning, a theory is just a befuddling spectacle — spitballs taking flight.
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In the second half, the women are freer, taking flight, yet their turmoil is amplified as well.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After a slow start, the Winnipeg Jets look as if they are taking flight.
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Meantime, it highlights a big reversal for Boeing: that the fighter business is once again taking flight.
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But they probably never dreamed of taking flight on a bike with an alien in the basket.
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His soaring vocals seemed to color the cool desert sky — you could almost feel his career taking flight.
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For now, after taking flight in Indian Wells, they are taking a flight to the Miami Open, together.
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In an attempt to expand streaming access (and make traveling more bearable), Netflix is taking flight in 2018.
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It captures nearly 300 waterfowl—sandhill cranes, mallards, and pintails—taking flight at once, each bird in perfect focus.
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Taking flight Check out the Tokyo airport hotel that has a full flight simulator inside one of its rooms.
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The back piece, which is a full color picture of a phoenix taking flight, completely takes up Affleck's back.
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"We hit it off pretty immediately," said Mr. Gessin, whose real estate career was taking flight at that time.
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Taking flight from the Abu Dhabi, Solar Impulse's CEO André Borschberg flew the plane for 22016 hours to Muscat, Oman.
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Unless, that is, you can decipher what the lyric, "Deep blue jeans / Movie screens / Taking flight / Flashing lights" are saying.
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In WWWINGS' case specifically, it's a means of taking flight in the face of mounting evils—but recognizing them too.
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Fascinating video shows the Omni taking flight a few feet above water and kicking up a cloud of vapor and debris.
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At the Atlanta airport, Delta has monthly mock flights, called Taking Flight, for people with autism spectrum disorder and their families.
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Mr. Bruggemann returned the "I love you" immediately upon his return from the Thanksgiving break, and their relationship began taking flight.
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OBJ was in New Orleans' Isidore Newman gym, just messing around, when he started taking flight on some Jason Richardson-level heights.
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Cue feather eyebrows- the latest edition to a long list of ever-changing, divisive beauty crazes flapping its wings and taking flight.
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The mobile security market is taking flight due to high-profile hackings, but is there such a thing as an unhackable phone?
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The scenery differs wildly depending on where you're taking flight, but one thing's certain: You'll be having the experience of your life.
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The curation feels tenuous and sparse, preventing greater works from artists like Libby Rothfeld, Julien Ceccaldi, and Sam Lipp from taking flight.
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Parties with bouncy castles are parties kids want to attend, but those air-filled playhouses have an unfortunate habit of taking flight.
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The works in History is taking flight and passes forever are too sterile to allude to any radical denunciation of dangerous ideologies.
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You described it earlier as this strongman really taking flight, not just here in Southeast Asia or here in Asia but globally.
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Solar Impulse 2, the solar-powered airplane sidelined last year midway through a pioneering trip around the world, is finally taking flight again.
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Now in its 8th year, some products have remained on top (Mandarin Orange Chicken) and some new products are taking flight (Pumpkin Butter!).
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Last month the company released footage of the 500 Shooting Star drones taking flight light humming fireflies in the skies outside Munich, Germany.
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The researchers started looking for this device by taking high-speed video of crested pigeons taking flight, and pairing the footage with acoustic recordings.
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Disney's live-action Aladdin is taking flight, after a flurry of casting announcements and several months of delay from its initial target shoot dates.
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Jets beat Canucks for second straight win VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After a slow start, the Winnipeg Jets look as if they are taking flight.
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Wing, the drone delivery X project that "graduated" into full company status under the Alphabet umbrella this past July, is taking flight in Europe.
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Hemsworth's last full-length release was his 2015 Taking Flight EP. In February, Hemsworth interviewed Cliff Martinez about composing your favorite soundtracks for THUMP.
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This project, known as DragonflEye, is cruising right along, and the R&D firm just released a video of the modified insect taking flight.
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"In contrast to 2015/16, there is now more risk from foreign investor portfolio investment and FDI (foreign direct investment) taking flight or drying up. "
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Aid organizations warn of the "humanitarian catastrophe of the century" with more than 1 million people potentially fleeing Mosul and taking flight through its corridors.
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Carranza said the suspects would grab cash, guns, jewelry and designer goods within minutes, taking "flight" before alarm companies could respond or notify the owners.
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Shoes — issued to field slaves to prevent foot injuries that could sideline them from work — were collected at night to discourage slaves from taking flight.
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Now, they're taking flight again -- running from packed shelters set up under tent clusters in hard-hit southern coastal towns assailed by hundreds of temblors.
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While the European Union steps from crisis to crisis, the pursuit of Pan-Africanists towards a more integrated and united continent is slowly taking flight.
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Their romance is taking flight underneath a twilit, drifting electro-acoustic ballad, and their lips are just about to meet when the music suddenly cuts out.
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The cloud-first smartphone is taking flight As to the Robin itself, it's not markedly different from the device I saw in London back in December.
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Related: Swooping Seagull Flight Paths Revealed In Time-Blended Video Terrifying Video Composites Hundreds of Birds Into A Single Blue Sky Taking Flight With LED Pigeons
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The margins in space are so thin, the hold so tenuous that unnecessary requirements can mean the difference between success and never taking flight at all.
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Now that the FAA has finalized long-awaited rules for small, commercial UAS, which will take effect on August 29, even more businesses will be taking flight.
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In its post, the company says that a full-scale demonstrator is currently under production, with the goal of taking flight by the end of the year.
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It is where horses glide over this soft ground, soaring over undulating hills as if they were big waves before taking flight over hurdles and steeplechase fences.
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I've had the pleasure of talking to Accion founder (and designer of the thruster) Natalya Bailey and I'm sure she's excited to see her creation taking flight.
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Hopes that the virus would be contained to China vanished, with countries beginning to stockpile medical equipment and investors taking flight in expectation of a global recession.
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It's about the self-loathing, anger, and grief that can manifest at any moment, injecting sorrow into times you thought you felt fine, taking flight in intimidating forms.
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After surviving The Upside Down in the Netflix hit Stranger Things, Winona Ryder is taking flight in a new rom-com titled Destination Wedding alongside the brooding Keanu Reeves.
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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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Madonna is directing a new feature film titled Taking Flight, which is based on the life of famed ballerina Michaela DePrince, a rep for the performer confirmed to PEOPLE.
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The cover depicts an urban setting and an image of a young black man taking flight, surrounded by a crowd of people with fists defiantly raised at hovering helicopters.
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On Thursday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the actor, 46, opened up about the ink — a full-color picture of a phoenix taking flight, which completely covers his back.
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The opening track, "Asimov," feels like an epic adventure in its own right, opening with pounding drums that make you feel like you're taking flight into a Chris Foss painting.
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From the perspective of a room in the other new addition to the airport, a new hotel in the shape of a bird taking flight, the sculpture appears almost human-scale.
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High-altitude spy plane First taking flight during the Cold War in the 1950s, the Dragon Lady was built to fly so high that it couldn't be detected by Soviet planes.
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Turkey's week-long assault has created a new humanitarian crisis in Syria, with 160,000 civilians taking flight and a security alert over thousands of Islamic State fighters abandoned in Kurdish jails.
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For a man who has taught cars to drive themselves and helped Google chart the world, taking flight is not just the exciting answer, it's the obvious one—what progress looks like.
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This will not end abortion, of course; it will mean more women taking flight to Democratic states, or relying on the hideous old-fashioned backstreet abortion techniques that were common before Roe.
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What's undisputed is that Phantoms are taking flight in Iraq and Syria, sometimes piloted by ISIS militants (making matters even more complicated, drones are used in the area by NGOs for humanitarian purposes).
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Unfortunately, the libretto is so steeped in knowing wit that it has trouble taking flight as drama, and, with a running time of three hours, the opera loses sparkle well before the end.
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Currently, the 3D-printed prototype can move by rolling around on the ground, but it can also split itself in half, with the upper portion taking flight in the form of an aerial drone.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice is taking flight through a promotional campaign with Turkish Airlines that includes a specially themed Boeing 777 outfitted with superhero imagery and a commercial starring Jesse Eisenberg and Ben Affleck.
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Goldblum, a jazz pianist (of course!), embodies the cliche of the lithe-fingered musician: In interviews, and in character, his hands flutter, settling and taking flight like hummingbirds as he delivers his deceptively rambling stories.
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In summer it formed a bright corridor of orange flowers so covered with orange monarch butterflies that from a distance it looked as though the flowers themselves were taking flight and floating on the breeze.
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When his career was first taking flight, Marc Cary spent roughly a dozen years as the pianist in Abbey Lincoln's band, internalizing the musical philosophy, poetics and loose rhythmic phrasing of that venerated vocalist and composer.
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The Turkish assault has created a new humanitarian crisis in Syria with 200,000 civilians taking flight, a security alert over thousands of Islamic State fighters abandoned in Kurdish jails, and a political maelstrom at home for Trump.
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Ball gets a lot of hate for his herky-jerky shooting motion, but when it comes to taking flight ... well, let's just say the ZO2's might be making an appearance at the dunk contest next year.
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With no solution in sight to simmering conflicts and other triggers for migration, and little progress in establishing safe and legal routes for asylum seekers, we expect the staggering numbers of people taking flight to continue in 2017.
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Turkey's week-long assault has created a new humanitarian crisis in Syria with 160,000 civilians taking flight, a security alert over thousands of Islamic State fighters abandoned in Kurdish jails, and a political maelstrom at home for Trump.
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The few bright spots of 2013's 'Man of Steel' — Kevin Costner and Diane Lane's humanizing portrayals of Pa and Ma Kent, Amy Adams's Lois Lane, the initial awe of Superman taking flight — are but a distant memory.
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The march snaked from Portland Place to Trafalgar Square in the city center, with signs reading "Dump Trump" and "I could shit a better president," and a Trump baby blimp taking flight above the crowds in Parliament Square.
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Though Harry the Hawk did his best to delight the crowd at Philips Arena with his acrobatics, he took a tragic fall instead of taking flight and landed on a barrier in one of the most dreaded ways imaginable.
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A miniature horse that goes by the name of "Flirty The Mini Service Horse" was seen taking flight on a regional jet this past Friday, kicking off the long weekend by supporting her owner, Abrea Hensley, during her travels.
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Dangling beneath a parachute powered by nothing but breezes and thermal currents, Chandelier can fly high in the air, but he's also able to skim the ground at incredibly low altitudes, even momentarily touching down before taking flight once again.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A technique using high-powered lasers to reveal hidden soft tissue alongside bones in fossils is giving scientists insight into one of the major evolutionary transitions in the history of life: small feathered dinosaurs taking flight as birds.
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As if that were not metal enough, once these spacefaring octuplets are deployed into low Earth orbit, at an altitude of 316 miles (508 kilometers), they will unfurl their small 5.5 feet wingspans like birds taking flight, as outlined in this concept animation.
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The Public Affairs Office of the 355th Fighter Wing already posted on its social media some insights of the work that was going on in the paint shop and now shared the first photos of the repainted A-10C taking flight on September 23, 2019.
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While the idea of a dragon taking flight as The Weeknd croons about winter is certainly enticing, there's now the question of how the show will actually use this new single, considering hip-hop and R&B aren't exactly charting (or even, like, in existence) in Westeros.
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Here are the astronauts who will be taking flight: Eric Boe/ Photo courtesy of NASA Eric Boe/ Photo courtesy of NASA Eric Boe: The Miami-born and Atlanta-raised Boe came to NASA from the Air Force, where he rose to the rank of colonel as a fighter pilot and test pilot.
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Each spread has its own ingenious design, shuttling between the literal and the allegorical: As the text talks about Hitler undermining the power of President Hindenburg and the Reichstag ("teetering like a German spruce"), the illustration shows the Führer literally hacking down the tree of state, a startled German imperial eagle taking flight.
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Ad-supported streaming services are taking flight in 2019, as more tech companies, digital startups, and legacy-media brands clamor to capture the billions in advertising dollars that are moving away from traditional TV.US spending on digital-video advertising will reach $36 billion this year, 20% more than last year, according to eMarketer estimates.
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Read: We Asked a Private Investigator How to Catch the 'Affluenza Teen' Ethan Couch—the now 18-year-old drunk driver who killed four people in 2013 and whose lawyer suggested he was too spoiled to learn right from wrong—is back in the US after taking flight to Mexico, as ABC News reports.
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With the fallout from his sexual harassment settlements piling up and more advertisers taking flight, Bill O'Reilly told viewers of The O'Reilly Factor tonight that he's taking a vacation planned last fall and will be back in 2 weeks, but some at Fox News believe that he may not return to the air, per New York Magazine.
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At one point, something passed across the woods outside like a shudder, and a hush fell over everything, and the boys and the dog all looked at me and their faces were like pale birds taking flight, but my hearing had mercifully shut off whatever had occasioned such swift terror over all creatures of the earth, save me.
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My two brothers and I had a king's ransom of Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, and we vroomed them relentlessly around the living room baseboards, across the kitchen table, along the back of the console TV. My dad is a gear head and speed freak; some of my earliest memories are of his taking us to drag-racing time trials and to watch unlimited hydroplanes taking flight in Miami Marine Stadium.
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Arrow: "Set to shoot upwards" Celebrity Tie: Jensen Ackles and Danneel Harris' daughter Arrow Rhodes, 5 weeks Bea: "Beatrice or Beatrix short form that stands alone" Celebrity Tie: Jodie Sweetin's daughter Beatrix "Bea" Carlin, 6 Birdie: "Nature name taking flight" Celebrity Tie: Busy Philipps' daughter Birdie Leigh, 25 Bowie: "The late idol inspiring baby namers" Celebrity Ties: Tess Holliday's son Bowie Juniper; 26 months; Jackson Rathbone's daughter Presley Bowie, 26 months; Zoë Saldana's son Bowie Ezio, 217.
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You need do nothing more than ride a bike to savor its charm: Past the fish farmers in row boats on the emerald-green river pulling up water grass to feed to carp in the shallows; the steeples of riverbank churches framed by the backdrop of hump-like hills, the water buffaloes lolling in watery rice paddies where women in conical hats bend down to plant; the white storks taking flight as an orange sun sets over oceans of open farmland and unfurling mountain ranges.
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