Looking to the skies One fix is to take the traffic to the skies.
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It&aposs known by many names including Jumbo Jet, Queen of the Skies, and even the Humpback, and is arguably the most recognizable aircraft in the skies.
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Drones will cross the skies delivering pizza, coffee, or sneakers.
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The skies over the Gulf are growing tense as well.
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Expect to see more drones in the skies above you.
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But in New York, Nordstrom is reaching for the skies.
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There's lots more action in the skies this week, too.
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It's unclear when the Max will return to the skies.
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Without regulation, the world's airlines could quickly choke the skies.
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Black smoke covered the skies nearby as the clashes continued.
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Airplanes and helicopters no longer have the skies to themselves.
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Because the skies belong to the United States of America.
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It's unclear when the plane will take to the skies.
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Then, on July 2, she vanished from the skies forever.
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The Elf on the Shelf is taking to the skies.
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Responding to disasters doesn't end when the skies clear, either.
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To solve the problem, many are looking to the skies.
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Uber for the skies may happen sooner than we thought.
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Russia continues to command the skies, despite pledges to withdraw.
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And more travelers are taking to the skies than ever.
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Notebook In late September, the skies opened over North Carolina.
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We scanned the skies; we listened to the tall tales.
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The drones do not fly when the skies are gray.
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Fujiyama - Magic in the Skies from Mark Thorpe on Vimeo.
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The skies over the Atlantic Ocean are becoming increasingly crowded.
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Halley's comet won't return to the skies until the 2060s.
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A busy six hours followed in the skies over Iraq.
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CreditCredit TIJUANA, Mexico — The skies opened before the border did.
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A drone will grace the skies of Saturn's moon Titan.
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He wants dirty coal emissions to foul the skies again.
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The skies over Broadway will be darker come Sunday, Sept.
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But ease up — the skies may dry up this weekend.
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"The second we sat down, the skies opened," she said.
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When I got it, I shouted it to the skies.
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You are in the skies, but nothing here really flies.
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Vultures are noble and majestic animals — kings of the skies.
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In the skies over the Nevada desert, drones run recon drills.
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Power lift my heart to the skies, you muscle-clumped hero.
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The global chain has dropped pies from the skies with drones.
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The waters (and the skies) get murkier here, to mix metaphors.
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Somehow during the history of Earth, life took to the skies.
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Massive jetliners that roamed the skies, now awaiting a depressing fate.
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Flying cars will start filling the skies above you by 2020.
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Daenerys hops on her dragon (+20) and takes to the skies.
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You'll see X-wings soaring the skies, but no Millennium Falcon.
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Nor is the CSeries the only new pretender in the skies.
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Uber is looking to spread from the roads to the skies.
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At present, 16 of MeerKAT's 703 dishes are scanning the skies.
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Despite the ordeal, Gursky plans to take to the skies again.
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But the ocean and the skies rarely provided for them consistently.
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It said the program was necessary to keep the skies safe.
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As a woman she fought for gender equality in the skies.
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Drone startups want to fill the skies with prescriptions and burritos.
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Or are the people simply raising their fists to the skies?
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It took to the skies for the first time in April.
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It took to the skies for the first time in 1995.
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Read on for the biggest planes that grace the skies today.
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"To dominate the future, America must rule the skies," Trump said.
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The next assignment is making Senegal a power of the skies.
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It's the echoes, now unmistakable, of times when the skies darkened.
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In total, 178 people were killed in the skies above Dniprodzerzhynsk.
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And when the skies were all red, it was really creepy.
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With water sign Cancer ruling the skies, hydrotherapy soothes the soul.
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Barbie takes to the skies this year in her own plane.
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Long before birds took to the air, pterosaurs ruled the skies.
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Drones filled the skies and emergency vehicles raced down the streets.
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The Robird patrols the skies around the airport, in Alberta, Canada.
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And they are truly everywhere, from the oceans to the skies.
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In the future, the skies could be filled with flying taxis.
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The skies were bruised, but the air was warm and fragrant.
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This year, the skies over São Paulo turned dark at midday.
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When the skies cleared, Panton was left with $60,000 in losses.
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But it has a long road to production, and the skies.
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The next time you take to the skies, pay close attention.
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It uses computers to scan the skies to look for life.
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It's unclear when the 737 Max will return to the skies.
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But as Arnieri does this, his eyes are on the skies.
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Today, we mourn an airplane model that once revolutionized the skies.
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Eventually, the skies quieted down and we were able to sleep.
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While the skies are clear and the weather's warm, go stargazing.
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And when that was too slow we took to the skies.
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Some spiders use ballooning to catch gusts of wind and surf the skies; watching teeny, tiny crab spiders do this is actually pretty freaking awesome (even if their presence in the skies is, you know, not).
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The wall, the skies, the mood—they're all gray, seemingly every day.
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But it was enough for Stephen Conley to take to the skies.
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Katie McEntire Wiatt has a simple mission: Fill the skies with women.
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It sees this system as a sort of airbag for the skies.
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Everything — and everyone — comes alive after dark when Scorpio's ruling the skies!
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For the first time flyers took to the skies over 2bn times.
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The aircrafts' return to the skies has also been delayed multiple times.
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A ride in the skies, Vang Vieng, Laos Raymond Walsh, of www.manonthelam.
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The skies above were clear, with the temperature hovering at 82 degrees.
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So, passengers are safer in the skies — this is seriously good news.
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This Monday, September 26, a rare event is happening in the skies.
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Take to the skies to see the mysterious Nazca lines of Peru.
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Halley's Comet won't make a full return to the skies until 2061.
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The company says this will help them retake to the skies faster.
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Locally grown options are the best when Gemini is ruling the skies.
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We will make the skies a friendlier place whenever and wherever possible.
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Something about eyes in the skies might always be a little creepy.
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Play began in light rain but the skies cleared during the day.
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Meanwhile, 91% think that scanning the skies for killer asteroids is important.
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IN THE future, the skies of cities may belong to aerial drones.
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The skies in this (unofficial) last weekend of summer are looking temperamental.
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"His vision revolutionized commercial aviation and democratized the skies," the company said.
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Airline industry professionals will do their jobs to keep the skies safe.
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In February, the students took to the skies for the first time.
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But the dialogue does not always translate into cooperation in the skies.
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The skies were clear, and the highway free of snow and ice.
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Twice a year in southern Sweden, the skies fill with migrating birds.
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Helicopters using powerful infrared sensors and video cameras also patrol the skies.
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Here are 5 other times geopolitical tension turned deadly in the skies.
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There is fear that privatization will price us out of the skies.
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Although the skies were clear, the lights were nowhere to be found.
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When the skies cleared, they expected, they would get back to business.
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So, we look to the skies, and pray, or curse, or cower.
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Here are a few features of the undisputed queen of the skies.
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On a positive note, the skies are blue and the governor's true.
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Before Lewis's next shot, the skies above the green erupted in noise.
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Sometimes they appear during snowstorms and melt away when the skies clear.
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The new moon on Saturday means the skies will be at their darkest.
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Did small genomes really give birds an advantage in taking to the skies?
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Blimps take to the skies in search of a singular goal: your eyeballs.
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Swarms of painted lady butterflies are currently covering the skies of Southern California.
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Lightning illuminates the skies over central London during a storm on May 27.
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The skies above our cities are about to become abuzz with flying taxis.
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I scanned the skies, waiting for it, the mushroom cloud, my extraordinary end.
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Pluto is the seducer of the skies, while Mercury is an unapologetic flirt.
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Are these stag- and hen-do incidents on the rise in the skies?
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This reflects the PLA's tilt towards the seas—and the skies above them.
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The catch: Scanning the skies for radio signals from out there isn't easy.
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In the skies overhead, Hardy is leading a three-plane sortie of Spitfires.
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Saying it opened the skies to the masses is closer to the mark.
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The meteor shower lights up the skies, especially in the western United States.
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The map shows the concentration of stars and dwarf galaxies across the skies.
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The FAA's mandate is, after all, to protect the safety of the skies.
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In a trademark moment, he leapt up and punched the skies in elation.
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And the stones who've known all along tell the skies, invite the vultures.
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Bloggers charted it in the skies over the Strait of Malacca, near Malaysia.
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Does anyone know what we just saw in the skies above San Diego?
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Here's to hoping people's lunch and coffee orders can navigate the skies unharmed.
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Benoit and I first took to the skies on Wednesday, heading to Evreux.
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It was a damn busy week, with news raining down from the skies.
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Shortly after hitting the market, the Karma drone began falling from the skies.
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That all changed once I repaired my ship and took to the skies.
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He said using the skies could also reduce costs for city infrastructure planners.
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The skies were clear, the conversation much more candid than it is today.
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There are no regulations in place to protect the skies against light pollution.
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As quickly as the cloud approached, it was gone and the skies cleared.
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The NTSB does not mention whether the video showed conditions in the skies.
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Sometime after that, when the skies seemed quiet, the White Helmets moved in.
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Are there war clouds beginning to fill the skies of the Middle East?
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He dreamed of traveling deep into the skies since he was a kid.
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When the skies broke open on Monday, she did not alter her pace.
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Now, it wants to team up with NASA to rule the skies, too.
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The standard of living is high, and the skies are sunny and blue.
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It might not be long before medicine begins to arrive from the skies.
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The skies will be clear in most key polling places on Election Day.
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But by early Tuesday morning, the skies were clear and roads were plowed.
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The last few years have seen several innovative aircraft take to the skies.
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The skies opened and her father declared the family protected by the heavens.
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As the skies opened, the stadium floor was empty and still, anticipating renewal.
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On Saturday, they were watching the skies and praying that it would hold.
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The skies were clear, and the time of the shadow, 12:50 a.m.
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He said American air forces should patrol the skies above the safe zone.
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Actress Tessa Thompson had something to hold onto while flying in the skies.
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When it comes to earnings, the skies might not look quite as clear.
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The skies opened, and the ensuing downpour continued on and off for months.
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In traffic-clogged cities around the world, the skies are abuzz with helicopters.
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Which might explain why ABC looked to the skies to cast this season.
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Radars on its territory scan the skies between Iran and Europe for missiles.
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For years, the red beams of tracer bullets streaked the skies of Damascus.
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Fading from Boeing's order book and the skies, however, is the Boeing 747.
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Let people just gather and celebrate the mysteries of the skies and party.
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So at least for now, the skies appear to be bereft of intelligence.
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Commercial aviation was the afterglow of a campaign for terror in the skies.
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Photographers captured scenes in the skies as the Earth's shadow covered the moon.
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Earlier this month, two F-16C fighter jets collided in the skies over Georgia.
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"The skies of the kingdom are clear of this type of planes," he said.
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Satellite images show a blanket of smoke over the skies in several Southern states.
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Then adjust the huge wings and launch into the skies in search of rebels!
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Who could have predicted that snow might make it difficult to navigate the skies?
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Last month, massive yellow clouds of pine pollen fill the skies of North Carolina.
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In India, one non-profit organization is looking to the skies to purify water.
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So why do airlines think that passengers will like virtual reality in the skies?
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In the montage, people are chopped in half and blood falls from the skies.
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The skies over that part of the country were controlled by Syria and Russia.
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On Monday, smoke even obscured the skies in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
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The photo documentation of the satellites blasting off to the skies is simply incredible.
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But there will still be a ton of people in the skies this weekend.
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Airliners that mix batteries and fossil fuel could dominate the skies in the future.
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If you're into saving time, a 2400-hour flight has returned to the skies.
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If the skies were clear, it meant an extended winter was in the forecast.
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Spooked Los Angeles residents, including celebrities, all asked: What was that in the skies?
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For decades, SETI researchers have been scanning the skies for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Scientists have found new evidence that bat-like dinosaurs once fluttered through the skies.
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The skies are about to go completely dark, stargazers, but there's a bright side.
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Until then, we'll keep eying the skies and listening for runners in the forest.
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As Santa electric slides down chimneys everywhere, something weightier is happening in the skies.
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They may be just as transformative there as in the skies and in space.
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The spray fell from the skies between 6:30 and 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
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They've traveled here with a simple plan: to look up at the skies above.
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Delivery drivers beware: the skies are about to be filled with package-delivering drones.
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The streets are cleaned, the skies are blue, there's no humidity and it's beautiful.
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A London-based startup hopes to make the skies safer and clearer for everyone.
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A vibrant rainbow graced the skies above Prince's home Thursday ... hours after he died.
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Between 2,000 and 3,000 men and women, so-called flying FAMs, work the skies.
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CNBC got inside access to the T-50A and took it to the skies.
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Eagle Flight's combat is just too simplistic, limiting your ability to own the skies.
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It shared the skies with flying reptiles called pterosaurs when dinosaurs dominated the land.
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The skies oppress me, heaven, the world are a jail, and likewise my day.
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AT 30,000 feet the skies may be clear, but the oxygen certainly is not.
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NATO planes patrolled the skies to prevent, at least, aerial bombardment of the population.
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Nor do warplanes streak through the skies overhead, threatening to rain death from above.
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First: "David Attenborough's Conquest of the Skies," which chronicles the evolution of flying animals.
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When the duck boat entered the lake the skies seemed fine, Ms. Coleman said.
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The Hubble Space Telescope, NASA's jewel of the skies, is temporarily out of service.
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So the road toward getting the Hubble into the skies was a long one.
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The skies darkened, the rain grew stronger — "all the ominous signs," Mr. Miller said.
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"Fly Me" hazards an answer to Joan Didion's predicament: We take to the skies.
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The -9 aircraft will be the largest twin-engine aircraft to roam the skies.
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Airbus' BelugaXL made its first flight on Thursday, circling the skies over southwest France.
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It'll be even more of a spectacle when it finally takes to the skies.
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Her father grew up hearing Russian jets flying through the skies above his city.
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After the skies turned overcast, she suggested that they attend a square-dancing class.
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A similar incident took place in the skies over the Black Sea in November.
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"I looked up at the skies, and got it in my eyes," he recalled.
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He was flying what is considered the best stealth jet technology in the skies.
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But next time a struggle comes I don't want you to curse the skies.
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"Investors are struggling with this market because the skies are blue," Mr. Stack said.
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In May, it began using an unmanned drone to monitor the cliffs from the skies.
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An army helicopter was also seen flying in the skies above Harare, the witnesses said.
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There's another push on to expand urban transport three-dimensionally – by taking to the skies.
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"We use that thing a lot," Shelton said of taking to the skies with Stefani.
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At the time, Moore predicted flying cars in the skies within one to three years.
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Sexual harassment in the skies For women in India, sexual assault is all too common.
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Back from warging through the skies, Bran and the Night King stare at each other.
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"Into the great wide open, under the skies so blue..."Tom Petty, an American treasure.
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By early Monday evening, the skies over the Parthenon had turned orange from the smoke.
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On January 15, 2020, the aircraft made its final flight over the skies of Arizona.
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Imagine the warrior, the knight of the skies, gently caring his little girl to bed.
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Next generation satellite technology will facilitate never before seen levels of connectivity in the skies.
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It's just that a mysterious dark vortex has opened up in the skies over Neptune.
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So, we're safer in the skies, but are essentially scum between the toes of airlines.
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His nickname will be "Lord of the Skies" because he'll use jets to transport cocaine.
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Taking to the skies at theSkateboard Big Air Practice during the X Games in Austin.
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Nope, with a theatrical Leo moon electrifying the skies, the showponies and entertainers will slay.
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Leave the shipping to the skies; it's still far more reliable to get around underground.
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Meanwhile, Uber is aiming to take its ride-hail network into the skies with uberAIR.
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Image: APIn the meantime, the streamers continue to litter the skies above the solar arrays.
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A fond farewell to the Airbus 380, the jumbo-iest passenger jet roaming the skies.
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Every night, 17 video cameras scattered across the United States scan the skies for meteors.
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And compared to economy class, they look like a wonderful way to hit the skies.
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So is it only a matter of time until Canada Post takes to the skies?
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But just before the ceremony began, the skies cleared and a rainbow appeared over Tokyo.
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But the mood of many Labour MPs was as dark as the skies over Liverpool.
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After digging into the video above, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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Firefighting planes are dotting the skies over the town, dropping water bombs on the blazes.
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"If it is cloudy, it will get even darker" than if the skies were clear.
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The quality of the teaching, which Ganna once praised to the skies, is suddenly wretched.
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Her paintings were being praised to the skies, and her business demands were conceptually provocative.
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Now it is patrolling the skies over the city, where a ceasefire is in place.
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Green and purple curtains of light danced in the skies around the world this weekend.
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But what if you want to actually take to the skies with a racing drone?
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Passengers have been imbibing in the skies since around 1950, according to Air & Space Magazine.
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Its first generation plane was a DC-8, which took to the skies in 1982.
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Space Between the Skies continues at Apexart (291 Church Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through May 14.
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THE skies above the eastern suburbs of Gaza City buzzed with drones on March 30th.
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With enough coins, you can strap on a wingsuit and really take to the skies.
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We follow Allumette through a flashback as she rides the skies in her mother's airship.
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That is precisely what my addled brain needed soaring through the skies last Thursday evening.
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One night, as the skies thundered and flashed, the men took shelter in a basement.
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The dirtiest birds flew through the skies just before 1910, at the height of industrialization.
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But until the skies clear for grocery stores, things are looking pretty good for shoppers.
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"Flirty and I took to the skies, yesterday!" the Bellevue, Nebraska native tweeted on Friday.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump claimed undue credit on Tuesday for keeping the skies safe.
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But long before avians ever flapped their wings, flying reptiles called pterosaurs seized the skies.
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We'll be singing the skies' praises this weekend: Sunny with highs in the low 70s.
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In the skies, the airline has numerous options from niche food companies, varying by route.
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The plane was a pristine Boeing that had taken to the skies only in August.
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So scientists at NASA are charged with scanning the skies for such dangerous space rocks.
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But returning commercial supersonic transport aircraft, or SSTs, to the skies could upend those efforts.
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As if to signal the eruption of Kurdish nationalist dreams, fireworks streamed throughout the skies.
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After a semisunny morning, the skies will darken and there's a good chance of rain.
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Drones are going to fill the skies, transforming entire industries for the better—and worse.
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Too many nights last summer, their young pitchers were gone before the skies grew dark.
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It&aposs still being produced today with new next-generation variants taking to the skies.
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Travelers will find at least one compelling reason to take to the skies: low fares.
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Imagine the warrior the night of the skies gently carrying his little girl to bed.
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Imagine the warrior, the knight of the skies, gently carrying his little girl to bed.
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Hundreds of thousands of law-abiding hobby fliers have taken to the skies with enthusiasm.
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Unlike previous telescopes, however, CHEOPS will not scan the skies for never-before-seen transits.
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During World War II, German and Italian planes dominated the skies and pummeled the island.
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There, a historic global dust storm blackened the skies and starved its batteries of energy.
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Gunfire was heard and an army helicopter flew in the skies above Harare, witnesses said.
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Commuters in Dubai could be taking to the skies in "passenger drones" later this year.
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After all, they're meant to soar through the skies, not careen around your coworkers' cubicles.
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All pilots will need to complete this training before returning to the skies, he said.
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I saw the story in my drawing as if it had dropped from the skies.
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Already, F-35s around the globe have taken back to the skies after passing inspection.
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Boundaries are a must on the 14th, when your ruler Neptune opposes Venus in the skies.
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"Record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies in large part due to widespread affordability."
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Since taking to the skies in 1998, the Global Hawk drone has developed a chilling reputation.
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The details of what happened in the skies over New York City on Monday are scant.
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Close to home, the stage is set for honest dialogues with #StrongerTogether Sagittarius ruling the skies.
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American Airlines is working to make the skies a little friendlier for people with nut allergies.
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At home in the skies To date, Pooser has flown on 20 flights while in uniform.
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As the skies above London became gridlocked, Ataturk Airport in Istanbul seemed certain to overtake it.
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About 250 firefighters were on the ground, while the skies are saturated with anti-fire aircraft.
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Volocopter's flying taxi took to the skies for the first time months ago, in September 2017.
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There's something serene about the sight of clouds passing through the skies on a summer day.
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It was May and the skies looked ominous as a storm hurtled toward the Haitian capital.
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There is still no clear date for when the 737 Max will return to the skies.
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Something quite out of the ordinary occurred in the skies over Oregon on October 25th, 2017.
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But, from what we can tell, the skies should be relatively kind to us next year.
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Concerns over Mexico's budget and economy have also greyed the skies of the former market darling.
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When she confronts Nick about the opulence of their trip through the skies, he comes clean.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen ancient humans looked to the skies, they dreamed of flight.
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As far as the skies are concerned, on Wednesday, Venus and Uranus will oppose each other.
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The pilots of both squadrons have combat experience in the skies over Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.
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People have been watching the skies and wondering what's up there since we could look up.
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So videographer George Ivanoff decided to shoot the scene from the skies using a Phantom 3.
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When we can expect to see them in the skies is also likely to be revealed.
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Which means fewer potential replacements for an already diminished workforce, and fewer eyes on the skies.
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Startup pitches invariably involve futures where the skies are thick with drones — delivery, transportation, emergency response.
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But it appears the skies will be mostly sunny for a vast majority of the region.
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The skies then opened in late May giving the 23 growing season an unexpectedly strong start.
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Here's what you need to know about staying safe in the skies and on the ground.
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The current one, "Space Between the Skies: A Virtual Reality Experience," lives up to its title.
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The electric car market has paved the way for technological advancements in the skies as well.
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Space enthusiasts have been monitoring Starman's progress ever since, watching the skies for his occasional appearances.
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Amazon fires created a smoke eclipse in the skies above Brazil's largest city, 2,000 miles away
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Al-Qaeda may mount a suicide attack, but American forces and their allies own the skies.
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After investigations, testing, and repairs, the plane began to return to the skies in late April.
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"These new guidelines and federal requirements are much needed and will help make the skies safer."
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Some will provide 100 times more information than today's most powerful tools for observing the skies.
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On October 14, 503, the skies above the Mojave Desert of Southern California cracked and boomed.
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How it works: Volunteers are on eight-hour shifts, watching the skies for any incoming aircraft.
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We will look over our shoulders — or to the skies — out of fear, for a while.
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Opinion Columnist At first, the skies were cloudless in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
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On that night the skies would have to be clear in all of those places simultaneously.
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And others, who went down in the waters of the Pacific and the skies over Asia.
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Sitting in the desert, the Queen of the Skies still looked regal in this new realm.
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In January 2018, Flybondi took to the skies, using a fleet of five leased Boeing 737s.
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The skies were rainless for up to 40 days in some places, according to the government.
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Her quest to find out what was really happening in the skies led her to persist.
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The company recently announced the 737 Max will take to the skies again in mid-2020.
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New telescope will scan the skies for asteroids on collision course with Earth Are we alone?
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But safety advocates are sounding the alarm, fearing the changes could make the skies less safe.
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The world's first fully-electric aircraft for commercial flight has taken to the skies in Canada.
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The skies opened, and as the rain pelted down, the lavender-gray lagoon appeared to boil.
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A few times, Gash has opted to skip her runs because the skies were so hazy.
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Berivan Keskin was cooking dinner for her family when she noticed the skies start to change.
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But after organizers distributed hundreds of plastic ponchos, the skies cleared and a double rainbow appeared.
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NASA had hoped that once the skies cleared, the rover would revive and continue its work.
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On Wednesday afternoon, for the first time in years, "That's All, Brother" took to the skies.
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Suddenly the skies quickly changed into a tempest of clouds that released an intense torrent of rain.
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Millions of butterflies are taking to the skies of Southern California, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for onlookers.
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The print is meant to evoke the skies found in the Dutch masters' paintings from centuries ago.
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Italian and Greek warplanes held an exercise in the skies over Montenegro&aposs capital, Podgorica, on Tuesday.
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The unnamed commander urged the UK needed to be on alert for anything strange in the skies.
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This DIY set provides the materials needed to create a copter you can take to the skies.
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And others who went down in the waters of the Pacific and the skies all over Asia.
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Luckily, the skies were clear on Tuesday as Queen Elizabeth hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace.
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This is particularly true of the "Reading the Skies" case, containing items related to astronomy and astrology.
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Look to the skies, too, if you get the chance, and peek at what's behind the clouds.
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With this palpable simmering energy ruling the skies, seductive powers are super potent in October's final third.
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Health officials are growing increasingly worried about dangerous air quality as ash and soot fill the skies.
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It's a relaxing reprieve from some of the faster-paced games, as you glide around the skies.
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If the skies are clear, some meteors will be visible Friday night into Saturday morning as well.
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One of the best-known ways to gather agricultural data these days is seen in the skies.
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Social Media Reports of an explosion in the skies over Tuva, Russia around the time #ProgressMS04 vanished.
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THE extraordinary events that unfolded over the skies of Somalia on February 673nd have now become clearer.
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In short, if the Trump administration has its way, heat-trapping CO2 will pour into the skies.
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Harrison Ford is taking to the skies again by himself ... and he's double-checking everything before liftoff.
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There may not be an official dress code for the skies, but that doesn't mean anything goes.
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So one way or another, it should be rocketing across the skies sometime in the next decade.
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While Watch the Skies has been the go-to MegaGame, others are starting to pop up stateside.
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Over the last couple of years, he has run games of Watch the Skies with over 300.
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That one project would use three times as many spacecraft as there are in the skies today.
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The anti-drone system attaches to all-terrain vehicles and can scan the skies for enemy aircraft.
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In the skies around the peninsula, B1-B bomber flights are becoming more complex and more assertive.
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Since Venus is also the stylist of the skies, tap into Scorpio's mystique when picking your OOTDs.
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" At the same time, he said, "because of the hurricanes, always keep an eye on the skies.
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Over the skies of London, the flight out of New York joined up with two other Concordes.
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The technology fits in with Facebook's plans to beam internet access down from the skies using drones.
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Crowd-surfers, already primed by the excellent opening band, Rozwell Kid, took to the skies almost immediately.
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At night, everyone gathered on the beach as the skies revealed the greatest show I've ever witnessed.
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Uber, which is partnering with NASA on developing the new UberAIR service, faces competition in the skies.
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More than 225,000 flights took to the skies on Wednesday, July 24, more than ever recorded before.
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The skies over the Gulf, where the alleged incidents took place, are heavily used everyday by airlines.
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Since the global campaign against the Islamic State terrorist group has subsided, the skies are less crowded.
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He later said he would not take a bonus until after the plane returns to the skies.
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Santa will still be tracked across the skies on Christmas Eve, even if the government shuts down.
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The Wright Brothers flew the first practical aircraft through the skies just outside Dayton, Ohio in 1905.
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Project Diana was a modest experiment at the time, but in retrospect, it opened up the skies.
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Top drone manufacturers, meanwhile, called on the president to clear the skies for their unmanned aerial craft.
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On the 21st, the first of a rare pair of Sagittarius full moons lights up the skies.
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After taking off again, it was in the skies above the city of Dniprodzerzhynsk that tragedy struck.
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But the skies should be bone dry by this afternoon when the high could be near 26.
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They scan the skies, fearful of being sent back to another FEMA trailer of the human soul.
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The skies remained wide open that night — sometimes misting, sometimes spitting and sometimes bawling up a storm.
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The second-tier is also in trouble, as the COVID-19 coronavirus is effectively emptying the skies.
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The skies will clear throughout the day, the humidity will drop, and lunchtime should be pretty sunny.
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By the time the skies cleared, just a few dozen people were left, shouting into the night.
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We're definitely excited to see the new seats in the skies starting at the end of 2020.
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It was destroyed on New Year's Eve, when the skies there turned blood red from the fires.
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As China's economy has expanded, the number of Chinese citizens taking to the skies has risen astronomically.
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Let's remember that moment in Lake Placid when Americans stood together, and American patriotism lit the skies.
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Amtrak trains will keep running, as well, and the National Weather Service will keep monitoring the skies.
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Critic's Pick Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne reach for the skies in this charming Victorian ballooning adventure.
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Jet fuel isn't generally very green, and airplanes burn a lot of it when traversing the skies.
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Summer is here, and millions of vacationers are taking to the skies to escape the work grind.
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A Slovakian vehicle company wants to solve the problem of failing infrastructure by taking to the skies.
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Nowhere was that American exceptionalism and determination more evident than in the skies above oceans and battlefields.
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NASA's associate administrator for science missions, Thomas Zurbuchen, took to the skies for a dry run Sunday.
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The smoke and dust from the fires also turned the skies red and orange in New Zealand.
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A multi-national NATO force currently has eight jets patrolling the skies over Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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Several years ago, Pam Morey recalled, one of those plumes filled the skies over Big Bear Lake.
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However, this claim to fame would attract a devastating terrorist attack above the skies of Lockerbie, Scotland.
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Australia's fires have darkened the skies of Sydney and sent smoke all the way to New Zealand.
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Meanwhile, England is preparing for the coming onslaught, which everyone predicts will be fought in the skies.
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" — Sandipani Chattopadhyay "A gorgeous griffon vulture is seen soaring the skies in Monfragüe National Park in Spain.
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The skies above had become overcast, and the wind threatened to blow the tools from our grip.
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As Perkun, the goddess of the skies, Mei Yamanaka was the most contemporary-looking dancer in the roster.
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The day after he opened up shop, the remnants of Hurricane Patricia began clouding the skies of Houston.
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The skies are different shades of red while my space pod narrowly avoids a larger flying vehicle above.
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U.S.-led coalition jets and attack helicopters could still be seen in the skies over Manbij on Saturday.
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After an hour in the skies, however, the aircraft was forced to touch down early in Rochester, Minn.
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COMAC has also developed a smaller regional jet, the ARJ21, which took to the skies in June 2016.
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And a rumored GoPro drone has remained a mystery while the competition in the skies continues to boil.
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The Obama administration implemented rules opening the skies to small drones for education, research and routine commercial use.
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I'd be curious to see how things change from the Westeros we know when dragons roamed the skies.
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The FBI and the FAA will have some help monitoring the skies around the Super Bowl this weekend.
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TEN years ago this September Airbus's first A380 superjumbo, laden with passengers, took to the skies over Toulouse.
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And it could be just two years before airships begin to take to the skies for commercial use.
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Adding to Western reluctance to drop aid is a complicated diplomatic dance occurring in the skies above Syria.
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With no wind to disperse it, the smoke drifts idly south-east, converging in the skies over Delhi.
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Ultimately, this is perhaps how the skies would look if every disaffected voter were to buy a ticket:
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Uber first introduced its plan to bring ride-sharing to the skies in a white paper last year.
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His Royal Badness left purple chemtrails of influence across the skies of British music for decades upon decades.
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Other projects, like the one aiming to create cyborg dragonflies, could let other cyber insects roam the skies.
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Rihanna is officially queen of the skies after helping her makeup artist when an airline lost her luggage.
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For the last four years the skies of major U.S. metropolitan housing markets have been littered with cranes.
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Geffre and Pina's lawsuits join a chorus of recent sexual assault accusations related to travel in the skies.
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Download the brand's accompanying mobile app to create custom flight routes, and take to the skies with confidence.
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If the skies are cloud-free, this eclipse could have twice as much impact—albeit temporarily and predictably.
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They have had guards with machine guns on the ground, but now they need to watch the skies.
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For millennia, man has looked to the skies and asked himself, "what's it like to fuck birds?" pic.twitter.
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Everyone had to scamper off the field early because the skies opened and buckets of water started falling.
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For as long as humans have walked the Earth, they have looked to the skies, dreaming of flight.
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It will be years before internet balloons and delivery drones either dominate the skies or crash to earth.
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Val Kilmer has signed on to breath new life into Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, Maverick's rival in the skies.
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Obama administration rules opened the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use.
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Beaming high-energy lasers into the skies sounds sketchy, but not if drone infrastructure minimizes and compartmentalizes accidents.
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"Contrary to sensational media headlines, the skies are crowded not by drones, but by fowl," notes the study.
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From the skies to the screen, some people seem unable to stop themselves from making almost anything phallic.
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Kanye West has more Kardashian reinforcements coming his way ... Khloe, Kourtney and Kris have taken to the skies.
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Any confirmed new plane from Boeing is not expected to take to the skies until at least 2025.
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The skies were clear as Queen Elizabeth hosted the second garden party of the year at Buckingham Palace.
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On Tuesday, the annual full moon in Libra lights up the skies, churning up everyone's urge to merge.
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A witness said jets and helicopters were seen continuously in the skies above the Castello road since dawn.
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The skies were generous with heavy rainfall, and the Afghan government with its cancellation of annual eradication campaigns.
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The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope will scan the skies for possible killer asteroids as part of its mission.
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In "Blade Runner 2049," the land is the color of a corpse, and the skies are no better.
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But on Monday the skies over New York City carried a grim reminder of the blazes' massive reach.
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Designed by Parisian firm Pierrejean Design Studio, they are among the most spacious passenger accommodations in the skies.
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The skies opened again after Giants starter Chris Stratton struck out Curtis Granderson to lead off the game.
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And the smoke is even managing to darken the skies of Sao Paulo, which is 2,000 miles away.
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Read more: The US Air Force's secretive new B-21 stealth bomber will take to the skies soon
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The Boeing 737, a plane near synonymous with air travel, is no longer the king od the skies.
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Meanwhile, the Delta One class in the skies today will continue stay in service on all existing planes.
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Early this month, a missile launched from Yemen was intercepted over the skies of the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
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This triggered Russian intervention in Syria, and soon two air forces were screeching through the skies above Saraqib.
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The hike to the grave doesn't take all that long, and by early noon the skies have cleared.
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"My purpose was to protect the skies of my country, not to kill my people," he tells Altındere.
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We endure flaming carry-on bags and noxious shit smells for a chance to soar through the skies.
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The skies are cloudy and the pavement is slick — we could see off-and-on drizzle all day.
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Despite my thalassophobia, I still find myself attracted to the vast nothingness, the impossible emptiness of the skies.
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For the love of all that is holy, let's just collectively agree to stay out of the skies.
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Others argue the opposite: Young pterosaurs could immediately fend for themselves, hatching and heading straight for the skies.
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When the 14-day-long lunar night arrives, the lander will scan the skies above for radio waves.
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When the skies above New York are filled with sunshine, warm breezes and the disturbing whir of helicopters.
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Here's what else is happening: Sunny to start, until the skies turn from radiance to rain this afternoon.
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It's the lonely soldier on the coast, undaunted as the skies darken beneath the shadow of the Luftwaffe.
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Smoke from the fires was so heavy that it darkened the skies in the city of São Paulo.
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Pilots should undergo simulator training for the updated 7377 Max when it returns to the skies, Boeing recommends.
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There is a middle ground between an abusive cartel and a ruinous free-for-all in the skies.
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The Philippine military controls the skies, inflicting heavy damage but so far failing to drive out the militants.
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Customs and Border Protection agents from Air and Marine Operations are patrolling the skies using Black Hawk helicopters.
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It was summer, and fires were burning in the mountains behind Los Angeles, filling the skies with smoke.
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For everyone else, there's a Star Destroyer hanging out in the skies above Fortnite's island to gawp at.
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Along with Jacob, we squint at the skies, wondering what those gorgeous lights could be — aurora or angels?
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Every day more than 2202,2628 flights and 28500 million passengers take to the skies in the United States.
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Kepler scanned the skies from 2009 to 2018, and it found over 4,000 planets outside our solar system.
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Just the presence of a Raptor in a battlespace is enough to clear the skies of enemy aircraft.
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Virgin America launched flights in 2007 and just 11 years later the airline had disappeared from the skies.
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After that, the skies will gradually clear and you may catch a glimpse of the sun before dusk.
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NASA is planning to build a spacecraft designed to search the skies for asteroids not far from Earth.
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F-222s have started to take back to the skies, but others remain grounded amid a fleetwide inspection.
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LN: As I read The Skies Belong to Us, I was struck by a parallel with mass shootings.
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At this moment, the earth gives us one more "Nope, sorry": The skies open up into a torrential downpour.
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On Thursday, 2016's only full moon in Aquarius electrifies the skies and makes the weird just plain wondrous.
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By the Republicans' logic, there should at least be a 5,500-mile fence, and technology to watch the skies.
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Watch as we take to the skies (and space) and learn what it means to be a space tourist.
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The skies, thick with gray clouds all morning, picked that precise moment to part and give way to rain.
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Lorde took to the stage at the Governor's Ball in New York City and seemed to command the skies.
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Netanyahu returned last week from Moscow, where he reaffirmed Israel's military coordination with Russia in the skies over Syria.
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Boeing's "Queen of the Skies" is the world's most easily recognized jetliner with its humped fuselage and four engines.
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China's first homegrown passenger plane is to take to the skies before July this year, according to state media.
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This vehicle will also be carrying a drone operator, which will monitor the two vehicles' progress from the skies.
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I thought of Google X's Project Loon, which is a plan to fill the skies with glittering polyethylene balloons.
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The planet, while certainly growing warmer, hasn't nearly caught up with the exceptional amount of carbon saturating the skies.
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Helicopters were grounded briefly on Sunday after an unauthorized aerial drone was spotted in the skies above the wildfires.
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With scores of new warplanes buzzing the skies over the Gulf, though, such run-ins may become more common.
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The DJI Smart Controller lets Mavic 2 owners take to the skies without the need of a mobile device.
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Still, it's a pretty stunning look at what the skies can rain down on us, when they so choose.
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In less-developed countries the skies are empty and permission to fly can be granted by a single person.
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In less developed countries the skies are empty and permission to fly can be granted by a single person.
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The Queen of the Skies may be grounded, but she has not been consigned to the scrapheap just yet.
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As for the practical implications, we may well be seeing itsy-bitsy drones buzzing around the skies this summer.
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This enemy fear ramps up even further at night when the skies turn dark or a storm is overhead.
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When a Mei surfaces, Pharah should take to the skies and pepper the her with rockets from higher ground.
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The F/A-18 pilots have seen those gains evolve from the skies during their missions in recent months.
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When we were in Nosara, the skies cleared right before the wedding ceremony, which made for a stunning tableau.
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It was a clear night but three days into a new moon, meaning the skies were black after sunset.
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The balloons use the earth's powerful gusts more than 20 kilometers above the planet's surface to navigate the skies.
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Well, Rubin Singer will raise the stakes even further: The designer literally took to the skies for spring '17.
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Early Saturday morning, the skies above Cape Canaveral will light up with the launch of the Parker Solar Probe.
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That's what Chris Guarente, chief test pilot for Scaled Composites, tells me as I take Stratolaunch to the skies.
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Right now, the model of Uber Air we may see in the skies will have a pilot on board.
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Hamlet, the emotional support animal of Megan Peabody, 22015, is a jetsetting pig who's providing comfort in the skies.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The leaflet dropped from the skies over Mosul urged Islamic State militants to give themselves up.
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Witnesses said powerful explosions from the air strikes rocked buildings in Gaza and lit the skies over targeted sites.
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According to the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), more than three billion people took to the skies in 2013.
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A combination of Top Gun and Days of Thunder, RRL organizers dreamed of being the NASCAR of the skies.
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Mourners were paying their respects outside Paisley Park when the rain stopped, the skies opened and the rainbow appeared.
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Taking to the skies: The Federal Aviation Administration warned unauthorized drone operators to steer clear of emergency response operations.
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If you expected to zip around the skies in your personal flying car, I'm sorry to burst your bubble.
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The red and yellow tarps above the once open market hide what's going on from eyes in the skies.
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Automation may be all the rage in the automobile world today, but in the skies it can be dangerous.
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Outside Paris, different groups circled the skies in their "hold" areas, awaiting their turn to fly over the capital.
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For now, it's just good to see it back on sale and ready to take to the skies again.
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According to the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), more than 3.1 billion people took to the skies in 2013.
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Military drones already fly the skies in areas where the US is at war or engaged in military operations.
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When it comes to alleviating some of the world's most pressing problems, perhaps we should look to the skies.
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Uber's flying car plans are coming together — and it looks like it won't be taking to the skies alone.
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In Asia alone, 100 million new passengers a year are taking to the skies, according to CEO Dennis Muilenburg.
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Milky Way (Image: ESO / Serge Brunier, Frederic Tapissier via NASA)Researchers scanning the skies just got a big surprise.
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Warner Music Nashville, a record label, and Southwest Airlines announced that they will be bringing concerts to the skies.
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In this piece, David W. Dunlap, a metro reporter, looks back at when The Times took to the skies.
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Ride down from the skies, Mother of Dragons, and with your queenly fire-blasts purge us of such stuff.
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Congress must pass the AIRR Act so that we can reclaim our mantle of global leadership in the skies.
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"This airplane has served as an ambassador of the skies -- both for both war and for peace," Georgia Gov.
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The skies of the U.S. economy are clear and sunny, but many analysts see storm clouds on the horizon.
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"The economic change that helped clear the skies was paired with corporation and government leadership in Pittsburgh," Gould said.
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Sat on the tarmac, they may or may not have been aware that the skies were busier than usual.
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I cling to desperation halfway out the door as if a miracle will split the skies and save me.
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The skies are lawless: It's a wilderness up there, cans of Heineken are $5, and we do accept card.
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As the Iron Curtain fell, the world's first space "mir," or village, rose into the skies to replace it.
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They guide aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf, drones in the skies over Yemen and fighter jets over Syria.
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Special drones even helped clear the skies of birds before performances by manned aircraft, using loud blasts of noise.
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I don't remember ever seeing it in the skies above Chicago, but of course it's been there all along.
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Megafires were burning nearly 300,000 acres of forest, and the skies turned a sickly yellow hue in the evening.
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Fifty-five minutes later the skies cleared, and it was announced that Mr. Barr had finally received the report.
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For now, at least, the skies are a little clearer than they were at the beginning of the year.
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Yet, right now, the skies of Sao Paolo, Brazil are black and the smoke can be seen from space.
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In the past decade new airlines have taken to the skies in countries such as Senegal and Ivory Coast.
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People who look out for one another in times of need, when the skies are dark and trouble's afoot.
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Swiss bank UBS has claimed single-pilot commercial and cargo planes could take to the skies within five years.
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Another launched in 2018, and two more are slated to be sent to the skies in 2021 and 2024.
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He employed color liberally in place of the black, gray and white of the lunar terrain and the skies.
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While spas are not commonplace in the skies, other luxuries such as onboard showers and in-flight bars are.
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"The skies are blue, but it's the common people that have to pay the price," said Zheng, the shopowner.
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Within 45 minutes of the game beginning, the skies opened and heavy rain bucketed down, drenching us in seconds.
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The total solar eclipse is Monday, just four days away, and hopeful watchers are eyeing the skies for clouds.
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But the move has been met with resistance from Democrats, who worry it will make the skies less safe.
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As we continue to flock the skies and explore the world, we&aposre changing the way we do it.
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The company gave the iconic humped jumbo jet, known at the "Queen of the Skies," a special send-off.
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Behind the bunk, a laser cloud-measuring instrument is pointed upward to the skies monitoring their volume and composition.
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The team listened for the rover every day, worrying as the skies continued to darken and the temperatures dropped.
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If we can do it for the heavens—predicting planetary orbits and all that—why not for the skies?
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The A380 was developed at a cost of $25 billion and first took to the skies 33 years ago.
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From the terraces overlooking the Pacific Ocean, "we keep looking at the winds and the skies," Ms. Dauphinot said.
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Open your eyes, look up to the skies and see Gaga deserved more than 1 win and 2 nominees.
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As a Midlands morning dawned to kick things off, gray clouds filled the skies, and soon began to weep.
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Fox goes on to praise Hillary Clinton to the skies, explaining why he thinks she'd make a great president.
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But it's not just the skies above the Atacama Desert that stand to revolutionize our search for extraterrestrial life.
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Earth's auroras, which colorfully illuminate the skies at high latitudes, are among the most spectacular phenomena on the planet.
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In its first serious test, the F-35 proved that given the chance, it can wreak havoc in the skies.
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It is past time for the FAA to ban unnecessary helicopters from the skies over our densely packed urban city.
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Tom Cruise has returned to the skies – even if this time he's not dangling from the side of a plane.
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Sometimes the streets and the skies would fall silent in one ceasefire or another, but the battle was never over.
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And over the past five decades, Israel has sought to maintain its superiority in the skies over the Middle East.
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State media reported last month that the jet could take to the skies in the first half of this year.
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And though the behavior is widespread, scientists haven't nailed down exactly how spiders are able to take to the skies.
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To be sure, automation is widely used in commercial aviation and has been praised for making the skies much safer.
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Helicopter pilot Jerry Ferguson was cruising through the skies above Phoenix on Monday as thunderstorms erupted around the desert city.
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IBMers and their families have been touched by terrorist attacks, from New York, to Paris, to the skies over Egypt.
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The Obama administration implemented rules opening the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use.
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With the annual full moon in Capricorn lighting up the skies on the 19th, you'll see what your heart needs.
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Virgin Galactic took to the skies today for the first test of its rocket-powered spacecraft in over three years.
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For London-based travellers who only fly short-haul, there is meaningful competition in the skies from low-cost carriers.
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Original story: NASA will fill the skies with colorful, glowing clouds on Monday night as part of a rocket test.
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The future is small in space: picture Cubesats the size of toasters and Femtosats an inch across crowding the skies.
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It is past time for the FAA to ban unnecessary helicopters from the skies over our densely-packed urban city.
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Many airlines are resorting to this trick to boost margins as oil prices rise and competition in the skies increases.
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He predicted that the ship would be ready to take to the skies next year — albeit for short flights only.
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A4A said airlines have increased capacity to accommodate the extra traffic, but expect the skies and airports to be crowded.
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This weekend, sky-watchers can look forward to a phenomenon that hasn't yet graced the skies this year: a supermoon.
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But the fact remains that as these stories mount, some black flyers will continue to feel uncomfortable in the skies.
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A Reuters witness said jets and helicopters have been continuously seen in the skies above the Castello road since dawn.
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Being a software-driven, asset-light business, Petrossov and his backers often compare JetSmarter to an Uber for the skies.
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With this strategic, secretive sign ruling the skies until November 21, there may be more shade and scandals being served.
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According to her father Jared Smith, Blair's love for the skies was born in the wake of her parent's divorce.
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This accident of history secured Bahrain's dominance in the skies at a time when air travel was growing in popularity.
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The skies will be alight Friday night, stargazers, with a full moon, lunar eclipse, and comet all making an appearance.
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While plastic might not seem like an optimal material, it helps the drone move faster when gliding through the skies.
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At the end of season three it kinda looked like the next season would feature the Lord of the Skies.
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Some are using "robirds", fake remote controlled falcons to keep the skies clear of any birds that don't carry people.
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In Ensenada, a Mexican city about two hours south of Tijuana, a new crime fighter has taken to the skies.
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You can expect TSA agents to be busy this week as 49 million people take to the skies for Thanksgiving.
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Not only is the country investing heavily in autonomous vehicles like cars — it's also turning its eyes to the skies.
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The voiceover disappears completely and the clips themselves focus on grand-scale battles on the ground and in the skies.
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Simply opening up the skies to more competition will not, in itself, allow African aviation to reach its full potential.
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The New York team soon helped groups in Chicago, Quebec and Seattle get their own Watch the Skies games going.
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Tech titans like Uber, Amazon, and Google have all laid out ambitious plans for filling the skies with autonomous aircraft.
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But travelers hitting the skies in spring can have wildly different experiences, depending on the exact dates of their trips.
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Photographer Johnny Miller moved to South Africa that year and set out to chronicle the country's segregation from the skies.
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By making access space available at relatively low prices, an ecosystem of companies have received cheap access to the skies.
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He perished along with the rest of the crew when the shuttle orbiter broke apart in the skies over Texas.
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But drones, as with any technological innovation, bring new risks— especially to other aircraft with which they share the skies.
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The game began in a downpour before the skies cleared and the sun broke out to begin the second half.
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While the latest conflict has flared as smoke fills the skies of Sydney, its roots go back years, maybe centuries.
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There's nothing like a hormonal storm to light up the skies, especially those night skies, at any time of life.
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Anyone looking up at the skies over Southern California on this day in 1947 probably didn't see Charles E. Yeager.
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If you're looking to the skies tonight, the moon will be at its closest to Earth in nearly 70 years.
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American cars will travel the roads, American planes will soar in the skies, and American ships will patrol the seas.
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"We have a very good picture of the skies over Syria, as well as where there's activity," the official said.
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Rains a constant concern Rescue coordinators are warily eying the skies for further downpours, which could imperil the rescue mission.
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But there are a few beacons of hope across North America that make the skies seem just a bit friendlier.
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Shortly after I shot one of these pictures, the skies cleared and the temperature quickly rose about 15 – 20°F.
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Whether you're gliding through the skies or investigating a crime scene, the balance between experience and engagement is spot on.
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Astronomers looking for alien "technosignatures," meaning observational signals of advanced technologies, could search the skies for this type of pattern.
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The skies opened up, and the rain whipped against my skin; it felt like the sting of thousands of needles.
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Moscow has not confirmed any deal, but the YPG said Russia had "opened the skies of Afrin" to Turkish warplanes.
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Each of these creatures seems plucked from alternate reality, where mechanical zoos and Atomic Age-style penguins reign the skies.
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We come across this patch of debris again in October, when the skies light up with the Orionid meteor shower.
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The key thing for consumers will be to make sure these internet giants and regulators prioritize safety in the skies.
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The clouds that moved into the skies above the New York City region on Sunday have squatted there for days.
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Overhead, vintage American warplanes rumbled past, while advanced fighter jets streaked through the skies, trailing red, white and blue contrails.
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For years, astronomers have been fascinated and perplexed by bursts of gamma rays that they were spotting in the skies.
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The sun is shining, the skies are clear (at least for now), and the magnolia in the garden is blossoming.
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License plate readers already record our movements on the ground; drones will soon peer down at us from the skies.
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Scientists are still evaluating data from the viewing, but the skies turned out to be clear and they are hopeful.
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"With our eyes / Surely we will witness another earth rise / SLS will take our dreams beyond the skies," they parody.
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The four-motor, vertical-lift electric UAV is one of the largest commercial cargo drone projects to reach the skies.
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Schwartzel, a 2124-year-old South African, was drawn to the skies more by the hush than by the rush.
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The unfriendliness of the skies seems to grow only more baroquely awful with each new incident immortalized on a cellphone.
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While only a handful of airlines operate in the US today, the skies used to feature a lot of diversity.
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In today's 360 video, take to the skies with a glider, built by Microsoft, that is guided by artificial intelligence.
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In February, after Indian and Pakistani warplanes clashed in the skies, the public of the two countries reacted very differently.
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It did ground it after a second crash, in Ethiopia, prompted other regulators to ban the Max from the skies.
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Modern Love The skies opened up as I watched the tow truck winch my teal Alfa Romeo onto the flatbed.
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The skies opened up again on Thursday, with pouring rain and a few brief flashes of lightning and rolling thunder.
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GE is building the GE9X for Boeing's new 777x long-haul airplane, due to take to the skies in 2020.
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The skies should dry up by Saturday afternoon, after which sun and temperatures in the mid 80s are on tap.
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Military aircraft are a common sight in the skies of rural Mississippi, their jet engines reverberating over miles of farmland.
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The Russian military said it would shut down a hotline established to prevent accidental clashes in the skies over Syria.
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The smoke has reached the lower stratosphere and crossed 9,000 miles of ocean to pollute the skies of South America.
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That morning, a network of observers was, as usual, tracking the skies to warn residents and rescuers of possible airstrikes.
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Boeing also said it would not recommend that pilots undergo additional simulator training before the plane returns to the skies.
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Analysts are standing their ground, seeing a rebound in 2020 by double digits once the Max returns to the skies.
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War planes were seen in the skies above Hasaka again on Monday, but did not drop bombs, the Observatory said.
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In December, he created the "Astoria Borealis" after the power plant explosion in Queens turned the skies an eerie blue.
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The hope was that once the skies cleared, Opportunity's batteries would recharge and the spacecraft would pop back to life.
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The FAA has declined to provide a time frame for when it will let the plane return to the skies.
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Jess: Enter Shikari's Take to The Skies always gets a good response when you put it on at house parties.
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During a 48-hour visit to Nineveh, Reuters witnessed five major fires and thick black smoke regularly clouded the skies.
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Petraeus: It was straightforward a couple of years ago; however, it's much more complex with the Russians in the skies now.
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Provided the weather is good in your area, this Super-Hunter's-Moon should be a gorgeous silver spectacle in the skies.
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That way, as drones navigate the skies they will know whether or not they're impeding any other traffic in the sky.
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Their role is to use their long-range radar and missiles to cover the skies where the other Russian aircraft operate.
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We've just gotten used to drones buzzing in the skies over public parks; now they're set to invade the duck pond.
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Little did she know, though, that Richard had a bit more up his sleeve than just a ride in the skies.
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What's happening in the skies near you Friday's launch was the eighth mission by SpaceX under NASA's Commercial Resupply Services contract.
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From western Kentucky over to Hawaii, the total eclipse will be visible (assuming the skies are clear of clouds or fog).
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In February, Airbus announced an end to its A380 superjumbo program, just 12 years after it first took to the skies.
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After two years of planning, February 11, 2000 would see the first JetBlue aircraft take to the skies with passengers onboard.
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His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik In this alternate, Napoleonic Wars-era world, soldiers take to the skies atop mighty dragons.
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Before Tom Cruise returns to the skies for Top Gun: Maverick, he'll be getting back into the cockpit in American Made.
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Whether we see negative rates in the U.S., or so-called "helicopter money" fall from the skies, remains an open question.
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Thousands of flights criss-cross the skies over our heads every day, transporting millions of people to destinations near and far.
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It may still be a few decades before buzzing motors will replace the roar of jet engines in the skies completely.
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The only way to find out is to grab a picnic blanket and sweater, lie down outside, and scour the skies.
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It also can install its radar on the ground around a particular venue or city that wants to monitor the skies.
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Uber first introduced its plan to bring ride-sharing to the skies in 2016, but the project still faces significant hurdles.
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The skies are going to get too crowded and it's too easy for bad actors to use drones for nefarious purposes.
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It will be the first one presided over by Mr Xi. Its 2,300 delegates will sing his praises to the skies.
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After years of waiting and months of delays, SpaceX finally launched the Falcon Heavy rocket into the skies of Florida yesterday.
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Their goal: to prove to the world that renewable energy is a viable alternative to fossil fuels -- even in the skies.
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Strange is the night where black stars rise, and strange moons circle through the skies, but stranger still is—lost Carcosa.Cute!
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In it, fighter-pilot trainees don aviator sunglasses and flight suits, and zipp about the skies to a soaring 250s soundtrack.
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Uber's plan to fill the skies above cities with swarms of electric-powered flying taxis is getting its own dedicated laboratory.
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With a 7.5-foot wingspan, I wouldn't want this thing descending on me from the skies, but it seems friendly enough.
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Some people want to hire an officiant to lead a "life celebration", others to shoot ashes into the skies with fireworks.
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WHEN flag carriers such as British Airways (BA) ruled the skies, only the rich could afford to fly across the Atlantic.
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The LED screen works as a sort of "ambient notification," constantly connecting Merrill to what's happening in the skies above him.
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We come across this patch of debris again in May, when the skies light up with the Eta Aquarid meteor shower.
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Chaos in the skies The incident came during what South Korean officials have claimed was a joint Russian-Chinese military exercise.
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We think that the aliens are definitely out there, but on planets around other stars, not in the skies over Trenton.
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I don't know how many people have got to be shot out of the skies before people say enough is enough.
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Straily met with trainers on the mound just as the skies opened up, but returned following a 21-minute rain delay.
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Taylor was performing at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford when the skies opened up, but she didn't miss a beat.
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After four weeks of fiery, frenetic Aries ruling the skies, we'll all be relieved to feel the earthy stability Taurus provides.
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Since then he has taken to the skies in to monitor the path of the school of blacktips up the coast.
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"I find the most difficult thing about shooting the skies during night is trying to get the perfect conditions," Jones explained.
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This typically involves breathing exercises, flight simulations, interaction with airline pilots, and finally boarding a plane and taking to the skies.
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I walked inside into the office, clutching £50 and praising the skies… but our Lord saviour had something else in mind.
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Last year, a drone-focused logistics company called Matternet tested its coffee delivery via drone in the skies of Zurich, Switzerland.
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The skies may be clear in this part of Nevada next week, but the forecast calls for old-school Burner grumbling.
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Most importantly, it means console players might be able to battle giant Thomas the Tank Engines in the skies above Skyrim.
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If all had been launched as planned, the skies would now be teeming with what are essentially flying wireless base stations.
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The A330-900 version, which took to the skies this morning, is destined for full certification around the middle of 2018.
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But that has changed as fuel prices plunged and record-breaking numbers of passengers take to the skies, keeping airlines profitable.
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The skies darkened a little when Jeff Mason from Reuters asked Trump if he held Russia accountable for anything in particular.
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With a deep sense of duty, we embrace the responsibility of designing, building and supporting the safest airplanes in the skies.
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Viewers across the country will be able to tune in as daredevil Nik Wallenda takes to the skies (literally) this weekend.
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Its spacious cabins, smooth take-offs and quiet engines were an instant hit when they took to the skies in 203.
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As Ucilia Wang illustrated in Forbes, the reduction in glare has been dramatic, and the skies overhead are now noticeably darker.
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The Northrop Grumman-designed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has been in the skies for nine years without apparently ever being photographed.
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After the skies clear, Friday's high is expected to be a mere 221 degrees, and the weekend will be balmy. Smile.
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But Indigo's deal shows the strength of budget airlines are gaining worldwide as record numbers of travelers take to the skies.
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The full on monsoon hasn't started but they're already looking at the skies in fear as collectively the world is watching.
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During vacation in Oregon last week, my son and I felt pursued by the smoke filling the skies throughout the state.
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These could include optimizing its ability to walk, for instance, as well as navigating water and even taking to the skies.
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The nineteen-seventies, like the sixties before them, were a decade marked by a horrifying number of tragedies in the skies.
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The dish will also scan the skies for fast-radio bursts, short radio pulses of unknown origin that have intrigued astronomers.
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I think a lot of people in San Francisco woke up to that issue because of the way the skies looked.
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Even the skies above Trump Tower are restricted, having been declared "national defense airspace" on Wednesday by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Once the skies began to clear, Mr. Trump joined some of the bikers near the front steps and posed for photos.
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DealBook Since October, a mysterious flying object has been seen moving through the skies over the South Island of New Zealand.
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You can brood on a clock tower or glide through the skies if you want, actively taking watch over Batman's domain.
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The skies are often overcast, but weather conditions fluctuate by the week, the day and even the hour, Ms. Misra noted.
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I had flown into that airport a few hours before the crash, and the skies were choked with dust and smog.
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"The idea of a helicopter flying the skies of another planet is thrilling," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said in a statement.
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As they continue to take to the skies, here's how America's flight attendants are dealing with the threat of the coronavirus.
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The satellites help guide aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf, drones in the skies above Yemen and fighter jets over Syria.
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As COVID-27 spreads, the dramatic effect it is having on industry and travel is clearing the skies of CO210 emissions.
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The skies will clear this morning, but a cold breeze is blowing and the temperature will drop and hover around freezing.
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American Airlines would later acquire the airline, with its name vanishing from the skies shortly following the turn of the century.
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The blazes clouded the skies above cities like Canberra and Sydney, creating some of the worst air pollution in the world.
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One day in 23, Frank Rheindt was wandering up a forested mountainside on an Indonesian island when the skies opened up.
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The Obama administration implemented rules that opened the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use.
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Amelia Earhart was known for her conquest of the skies, but in this case, her exploits will be portrayed on water.
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But for three months, through the end of October, the R.A.F. battled the Luftwaffe for supremacy in the skies over Britain.
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Typhoon Mitag had struck parts of the island early Tuesday, but the skies had cleared by the time the bridge collapsed.
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Melbourne Batman Day celebrations began in Melbourne, where fans got to see the bat signal illuminating the skies at Fed Square.
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Likewise, astronomers have scoured the skies looking for strong radio signals that aliens might be beaming out to contact other societies.
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It has also claimed that single-pilot commercial and cargo planes could take to the skies within the next five years.
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It's just that our radio telescopes, which listen to the skies for signals from alien beings, can't understand what they're hearing.
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Should the government declare "Day Zero" has arrived, faucets will cease to deliver water until the skies open and rain falls.
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If Amazon has its way, the skies could soon be buzzing with drones, carrying our online purchases directly to our doors.
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This means less blue light reaches our eyes from directions near the sun, causing the skies to appear orange and red.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has mandated that the skies over the presidential nominating conventions will be a no-fly zone.
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This was already achieved by presidents such as George W. Bush and Obama who the media occasionally exalted to the skies.
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Basically, because the US chooses to fight ISIS primarily from the skies, it was inevitable that civilians would become collateral damage.
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With high-quality drones now available for just a few hundred dollars, many consumers and businesses are taking to the skies.
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The number of aircraft in the skies will more than double by 2037, according to the latest forecast by Airbus released Friday.
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Tokyo is also dealing with record encounters with Chinese military jets in the skies around disputed islands in the East China Sea.
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To stay ahead in the war for the skies, Boeing chases a simple goal: sell as many 737 jets as it can.
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A binational command of the U.S. and Canada, NORAD works year-round to protect and monitor the skies of those two countries.
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Click here to view original GIFSpreading my arms and taking to the skies like an eagle has always been my biggest fantasy.
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Flight attendants are there to keep passengers safe in the skies, but is there ever a time it's okay to disobey them?
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In a hangar, an F-16 was being "regenerated," preparing to roar through the skies as part of expanding drone surveillance operations.
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He's scouting for a cold and rainy planet with overcast clouds draping the skies, while also hoping to find some alien frogs.
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NASA has awarded Colorado company Black Swift Technologies a contract to develop a vehicle for potential use in the skies of Venus.
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TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is a two-year-long mission tasked with surveying the skies for planets around other stars.
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It's been compared to the moment Galileo looked up at the skies through a telescope 400 years ago, ushering in optical astronomy.
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The skies were full—and below them, in the heart of the space industry, she started meeting people who worked in spaceflight.
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Royal Jordanian Airlines has released a powerful new commercial that puts a voice to the often silent discrimination happening in the skies.
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For decades, airplanes and rockets have shared the skies in peace — but recently, satellite launches have started to irk the aviation industry.
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Shark-spotting drones are patrolling the the skies above Australian beaches, and medical delivery drones could expedite defibrillations, to name a few.
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He apologized via skywriting, hiring a plane to write "I am sorry Daniel Clowes" across the skies of L.A. The Broadway Dropout
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Building a third sensor on every 737 Max would inevitably delay the plane's return to the skies and raise production costs enormously.
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As the skies cleared days later, landscapers emerged to mow lawns in residential areas, before houses had yet drained or flooding subsided.
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What will it be like for her to see an undead Viserion flying through the skies, taking aim at her other children?
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Having it suddenly be incredibly legible at 93pt is one of those moments where the skies open up and the angels sing.
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Yes, high-speed rail could displace some flights, but for longer journeys, travelers will clearly still have to take to the skies.
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The room also is designed with soothing lights, bubble tubes and private areas for families to relax before taking to the skies.
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The skies ahead are far from clear, but with the backing of Alphabet these bright-eyed new companies have a solid start.
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What we already know from previous Dunkirk teasers: Tom Hardy plays a Spitfire fighter pilot who's patrolling the skies over the beach.
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger says he'll take to the skies again -- as soon as he can shake Flight 1549 out of his head.
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AI-controlled drones engage one another in the skies over Iraq, while secretive governmental programs test swarms of killer robots in Asia.
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While scanning the skies for evidence of extraterrestrial radio messages, he focused on a portion of the radio spectrum that resembles hydrogen.
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While Kate stayed home at Kensington Palace, Prince William took to the skies before meeting air ambulance staff in London on Wednesday.
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That gets back to GoFly's goal of making the skies accessible to everyone, and the dream of personal flight a (pleasant) reality.
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Per CBS, numerous other social media users captured shots of the moment the suspected meteor broke up in the skies over Michigan.
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Along the U.S.-Mexico border, drug traffickers are hacking into the drones that border-patrol agents use to monitor from the skies.
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Since the rise of ISIS, Predator drones operated by pilots out of a base near Las Vegas have criss-crossed the skies.
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Her campaign ad "Told Me" — about overcoming gender stereotypes to run combat missions from the skies — has 1.3 million views and counting.
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These incidents underline the conclusion that mapping the skies — as well as policing them — is moving from the theoretical to the practical.
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The bad news is that the study didn't produce unambiguous evidence that E.T. is sailing the skies in high-tech, interstellar Frisbees.
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The skies are mottled and full of omens and these swatches invade as if they were the manifestations of these omens foretold.
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Asked if he had been afraid to take to the skies as the coup plot unfolded, he said he believed in destiny.
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The asteroid, which was about 10 meters wide, disintegrated in the skies off the coast of Russia's Kamchatka peninsula on December 18.
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The Sunday after Thanksgiving will likely be the busiest, with an estimated 2.81 million travelers taking to the skies, the group said.
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At the U.N. he orchestrated a condemnation of Israeli settlements at the Security Council while Arab children faced death from the skies.
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The better approach is to scan the skies for any asteroids or comets that could become a threat, preferably decades in advance.
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The company wants the plane in the skies by 2023 but is first developing a smaller supersonic jet to test the technology.
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Boeing, which has been testing software fixes, expects the Max jets to return to the skies by early in the fourth quarter.
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The "Roocopter One" will offer consumers the chance to enjoy their favourite dishes while soaring through the skies, 1,000 feet above ground.
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Under the city's yellow blanket, most Tehranis go about their business as if the skies were blue and the air was clean.
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New Zealand Among the first to celebrate was New Zealand, where flashes of light cut through the skies over Auckland's Sky Tower.
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Overseeing the safest ever year in global commercial airline travel The skies were friendly to civilian travelers on commercial jets in 23.
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The B-1B took its first flight in 1974, and the B-2 celebrated its 30th year in the skies in 2019.
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Meanwhile, 3.4 million people are expected to take to the skies this holiday weekend, up 53 percent from 2016, the AAA noted.
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The weather is expected to be brisk, with a high of 42 degrees, but the skies clear for a 1:09 p.m.
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That's the case even for the new-to-the-skies jets that are just bigger model of a plane that's already flying.
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Then, tiny green algae called cyanobacteria evolved and flooded the skies with the stuff, triggering an apocalypse for oxygen-intolerant life forms.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)When the skies above Damascus lit up in the early morning hours of Saturday, shock swept through the capital.
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São Paulo is a megacity where the ultra-rich travel the skies in rented helicopters and cruise the streets in bulletproof cars.
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The US lost 1,737 aircraft in the skies above Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos during the Vietnam War, according to Air Force Times.
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For about 10 or 15 minutes the skies are calm, then the plane prepares to breach the eye wall all over again.
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While the Trump administration is increasingly looking to the skies and pressing for a Space Force, DARPA is focusing on operations underground.
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U.S. intelligence reportedly indicates that two Russian Sukhoi Su-24 warplanes were in the skies at the time the convoy was struck.
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Perhaps as a side effect of being suitably loved up, the newlyweds were remarkably calm throughout the literal assault from the skies.
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Pterosaurs terrorized the skies for more than 160 million years until they went extinct alongside the dinosaurs some 66 million years ago.
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Breedlove's previous documentary work includes Terror in the Skies (2019), The Bray Road Beast (2018), and The Mothman of Point Pleasant (2017).
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As entrepreneurs like Mr. Musk work to put a chip in your head, others are working to put cars in the skies.
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Peak daylight, it was clear — perhaps the only thing clear on Friday, since the skies certainly weren't — did not guarantee peak sunlight.
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As Mr. Trump was holding talks, protesters were hitting the streets, with their Trump baby balloon returning to the skies over London.
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With nearly half of the population admitted smokers, the practice was a common affair and quickly found its way to the skies.
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Russia has military control of the skies above the Afrin area and Turkey didn't want to risk the downing of its planes.
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Battleships tear through the skies, as Rey and Kylo Ren meet in the middle of a war-torn planet, ready to fight.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sparked an unprecedented global shutdown of the skies, with airlines grounding all but a handful of their planes.
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At 251 feet and 9 inches in the length, the aircraft would be the largest twin-engine aircraft to roam the skies.
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Should the government declare "Day Zero" has arrived, faucets will cease to deliver water until the skies open and more rain falls.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said Tuesday that he sees his company taking to the skies within the next five to 85033 years.
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But with the skies cloudy for days at a time, the boat's solar-powered batteries drained, and its electrical equipment shut off.
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An unsettling sense of division has become the norm in America with the skies only darkening ahead as the 2020 elections approach.
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Because the emulsions he used were particularly sensitive to the blue end of the spectrum, the skies in his photographs are bleached.
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Washington (CNN)As a federal air marshal, Paul Steward has sworn an oath to enforce the law in the skies above America.
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Washington (CNN)Before the plane carrying his casket rose to the skies for one final flight to Washington, DC, the late Sen.
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He rescued the economy, led international efforts to slow climate change, and struck at terrorists from the skies to minimize American casualties.
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Charles McGee, reportedly the oldest of the nine surviving Tuskegee Airmen, celebrated his milestone birthday on Saturday by returning to the skies.
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And once, historians claim, the endless flights of billionaires darkened the skies above Long Island until their cackling drowned out ordinary conversation.
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It was a damp, woolly day, and the skies, as in the woodblock, were a sullen and indecisive gray — Would it rain?
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It was comical and also unbelievable, as if above them the skies were busy with flying pigs, and no one had noticed.
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But to Mr. Trump, they burn a lot of fuel and serve little purpose circling in the skies over the Korean Peninsula.
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As if the gods were responding in kind, the skies opened and poured torrential rains across the land, ruining the year's harvest.
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After it launches, TESS will do a moon fly-by before finding the elliptical orbit from which it will observe the skies.
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If the skies pour down on her brown-brick bungalow, the pools of wastewater that have gathered in her backyard will swell.
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The liberalisation of European aviation, which allowed EU carriers to fly between any airport within the bloc, opened the skies to the masses.
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The largest circles show where the total solar eclipse will occur—the darker the circle, the likelier chance the skies will be clear.
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When this wind interacts with the Earth's magnetic field, the skies in the northern and southern poles are lit up with colorful auroras.
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In its eternal quest to outmaneuver Boeing in the skies, Airbus' launched its latest riposte to Boeing's successful, (if initially troubled,) 787 Dreamliner.
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Humans used to imagine a future filled with these rigid aircraft zipping through the skies, but those dreams were derailed by the Hindenburg.
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Comet 45P will be the most visible a couple of hours after the eclipse, so look to the skies again about 3 a.m.
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Similar incidents have taken place in the skies above Syria -- where both air forces regularly conduct bombing operations -- and in the Baltic Sea.
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They haven't filled the skies in the US yet because of FAA regulations, but many companies are interested in the future of drones.
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As well as for defence, neutral Switzerland uses fighter jets to police the skies during events like the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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That fundamental difference in energy density is a big reason we're unlikely to see large commercial airliners powered by batteries fill the skies.
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The iconic Boeing 747 just celebrated 50 years of flight — here's how the 'Queen of the Skies' changed the world of aviation forever
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Are we really going to get all of these people, or even a significant number of them, in personal aircraft in the skies?
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The acting chief of the FAA, Daniel Elwell, said it had no solid timeline to allow the jets to return to the skies.
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It's unclear how long the FAA will take to approve the fix and deem the planes safe to take to the skies again.
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The German start-up's five-seater jet took to the skies for the first time last month, a key milestone for the company.
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But then the skies were empty back then, and the machinery all too often so lethal that skill meant nothing, in the end.
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The idea of filling the skies above our cities with aerial taxis has many urbanists and city planners clutching their pearls in fear.
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Scientists can predict when auroras will grace the skies above certain cities thanks to satellites that monitor the sun on a daily basis.
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The missile test prompted the United States and South Korea this month to conduct air force bomber exercises in the skies near here.
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On Sunday, helicopters were grounded for about a half-hour when an unauthorized aerial drone was spotted in the skies above the wildfire.
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A team of US Air Force reservists witnessed the unwelcome birth Thursday of Hurricane Hermine in the skies above the Gulf of Mexico.
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NOT since July 2011, when the space shuttle Atlantis took to the skies for the last time, has Cape Canaveral seen such excitement.
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WITH RHEUMY eyes and a face wizened by the sun, Narayanappa looks down to the ground and then, slowly, up to the skies.
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The default solution to regulating drone traffic in the skies would be an open system much like the existing rules that govern roads.
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Halladay, just 40 years old, was an avid pilot but never lost the sense of wonder that came with soaring through the skies.
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Whether a trendy patent bootie or a water-resistant sneaker, knee-high rubber Wellies aren't your only option when the skies open up.
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Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, have rocketed in popularity, by amateur pilots and explorers to journalists using drones to report from the skies.
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A fireball lit up the skies around Phoenix Thursday, leaving groggy residents wondering if it was a meteor, an explosion or something else.
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AIs are commonplace, the super-wealthy have the ability to prolong their lifespan well into their hundreds, and weaponized drones patrol the skies.
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Uber hasn't taken to the skies yet, but the ride-hail company is already offering a frequent flyer-style rewards program for riders.
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Given their experience managing the skies and coordinating helicopters, planes and other aircraft, aviation experts certainly play a key role in this process.
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The NYPD has had its own issues with carrying out illegal surveillance without the aid of a camera-equipped drone flying the skies.
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The Boeing 737 Max grounding is starting to affect pilot hiring as the planes remain out of the skies for a fifth month.
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Once all six are scanning the skies, we could discover that these potentially habitable planetary systems are much more common than we imagined.
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Rather than coming to grips with old grievances, Turkey and Greece are creating new ones instead—in the skies and in the seas.
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Gauss, who died in 1855, was a rare genius who contributed to discoveries both in the skies above and for our everyday lives.
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While Jon Snow was goofily zipping around the skies on Rhaegal during the Battle of Winterfell, Ghost was down on the front lines.
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As well as for defense, neutral Switzerland uses fighter jets to police the skies during events like the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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The European plane maker Airbus announced an end to its A380 superjumbo program, just 12 years after it first took to the skies.
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CNBC takes a look at the plane that was built to revolutionize air travel, but found that the skies had already moved on.
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And now, the company's latest flying machine, the Phantom 4 Pro, looks like it's poised to be the new king of the skies.
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It's almost the same set-up as 2012's XCOM — except that base was underground — but life in the skies is more complicated.
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CNN makes history "Something's happening outside... the skies over Baghdad have been illuminated," CNN anchor Bernie Shaw urgently intoned over the 4 WIRE.
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Yet for all the technological progress, actually delivering this dream safely to the skies will require a lot more than optimistic talking points.
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According to the Des Moines Register, drone operators in Bettendorf must ask the city for permission before taking their machines to the skies.
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The Transition, which has been in development since 2009, has retractable wings and requires a full runway to take off into the skies.
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Over a period of 33 months NICER watched the skies, looking at active places like neutron stars to check for x-ray sources.
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Over a period of 22 months NICER watched the skies, looking at active places like neutron stars to check for x-ray sources.
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That's it for how the eclipse can affect your health from the skies; now let's talk about health considerations created on the ground.
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But one afternoon, when the skies were calm, Ahmed and his eldest son Walid went in search of vegetables for the evening meal.
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At this unique VR experience, The Hubble Cantata, viewers will turn their attention to the skies while simultaneously participating in a communal event.
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Keep your eyes on the skies this week: a lunar trifecta that hasn't occurred since 1866 will put on a pre-dawn show.
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As a result, the continent's growing middle-classes have not taken to the skies as enthusiastically as in the rest of the world.
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But then "the clouds rolled in, and the wind picked up, and the skies darkened, and the rain started coming down," Schiff said.
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By 2015, the Russians had joined the dogfight over the skies of Aleppo as a partner to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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Drones will soon be dropping Chipotle burritos from the skies at Virginia Tech — but only for a limited group of students and staff.
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This week, Southwest's pilots union forecast that the grounded jet would return to the skies around February, weeks later than Boeing has projected.
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Sebastian Thrun, Kitty Hawk's CEO, told CNBC in an interview earlier this year, that they could take to the skies within five years.
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But record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies, a sign that what awaits us after our flights is indeed worth it.
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But then-competitors Braniff, Trans Texas, and Continental Airlines fought to keep his startup out of the skies with a temporary restraining order.
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However, respite has come not from the skies, nor the ground nor ocean through technological tricks to tap subterranean aquifers and desalinate seawater.
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Take a look below for our walkthrough of the facility, and the process of getting the greens from the farm to the skies.
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The weather is warm and the skies are clear, so that makes it the perfect time for taking a dip in the pool.
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The skies have opened up and there are the two of us, without an umbrella,raincoat, or any other covering, getting totally soaked.
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As the plane becomes a rarer sight at airports, passengers still often stop to get a look at the "Queen of the Skies."
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It will automatically apply to your account each year, so make sure you get your money&aposs worth when taking to the skies.
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For the better part of a decade, the skies have grown increasingly hostile to jumbo jets such as Boeing's 747 and Airbus' A380.
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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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Shortly after getting the first Airseekers in 2015, the Royal Air Force rushed the specialized planes to the skies over Iraq and Syria.
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At the soccer stadium, as word came across the radio that Russian planes were near, tension rose as people nervously scanned the skies.
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The police in Queensland, Australia, shared photos last month of a dust storm darkening the skies over the town of Charleville, for example.
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WINDHAM, New Hampshire — In 2004, Commander David Fravor, an aviator in the U.S. Navy, saw something in the skies he'd never seen before.
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The GPS satellites help to guide aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf, drones in the skies above Yemen and fighter jets over Syria.
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"It is a scandal that we are still flying the skies today in the same way we were 40 years ago," Walsh said.
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As far as air traffic goes, the skies aren't amiable — they're at best benign, and are rendered so by watchful humans in towers.
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Observers in the area were told to watch the skies, and on May 26, 1964, debris was seen streaking over the Venezuelan coast.
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For instance, America's new manned warplane, the F-35, was supposed to give the US the advantage in the skies for a generation.
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Live coverage should begin around 8:30AM ET, so check back then to see this rocket take to the skies one last time.
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What's more, Echo's ability to stay in the air without having to expend fuel like Pharah makes her the ruler of the skies.
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The cause of the crash wasn't clear, but the skies were clear and the plane, a Boeing 737 Max 8, was brand-new.
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But once the skies cleared, satellites were able to capture crystal-clear images of enormous hospitals being constructed in a matter of days.
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And yet to date, we have seen no evidence of those civilizations, even after several decades of scanning the skies through SETI searches.
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"Seeing airplanes in the skies we thought that's [it], we're officially in war with US." Maryam also said she couldn't sleep that night.
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This time, the West imposed a no-fly zone in the skies of northern Iraq and encouraged an autonomous Kurdish government beneath it.
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The Center for NEO Studies is dedicated to watching the skies, looking for large space rocks in orbits that could intersect the Earth.
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Netanyahu reiterated Israel's willingness to defend itself, while adding that military coordination between Russia and Israel over the skies of Syria will continue.
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How thrilling they are, with the gods bent over, howling, in the skies and the storm shattering the earth like a clay pot.
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In short, the skies are filling up and our existing air traffic control (ATC) systems will soon not be able to keep up.
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Assad's forces, backed by Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah militias, have a monopoly in the skies; their aircraft repeatedly bomb hospitals, markets, and residences.
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Airbus' quad engine double-decker had finally bested Boeing and its 1.5 deck 747 aircraft that had dominated the skies since the 1960s.
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Bogoslof has had a series of eruptions over the last several weeks, spewing gases and ash into the skies and prompting aviation warnings.
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Plus, the Flexbot is controlled directly from your smartphone, so you can easily take to the skies with whatever you decide to build.
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Recently, SpaceX launched a vehicle it calls the Starhopper, which resembled nothing less than a giant water tank, in the skies over Texas.
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We continue to offer Delta and all airlines our support to implement alternatives that keep the skies friendly for people and animals alike.
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The United States blamed two Russian warplanes which it said were in the skies above the area at the time of the incident.
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As a record number of people took to the skies in the U.S. last year, the airline industry found customer satisfaction edged lower.
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In the skies over Mosul, Iraqi airplanes dropped three million leaflets on a city where many of the residents are no longer there.
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We live, for the moment, in that rare baseball weather pattern in which the skies are sunnier over Queens than over the Bronx.
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There&aposs still no word on when the 737 Max could return to the skies, as Boeing works with federal regulators for approval.
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Besides, sticking to the rules means focusing on the road—and that's a crime when the skies in this game are something else.
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Singaporean photographer Aram Pan was given a rare chance to shoot the city from the skies, and he's posted the full video on YouTube: "It's a rare treat that a foreigner is allowed photography and filming over the skies of North Korea and even rare to be doing so in a Piper Matrix PA-46 light plane," he says on YouTube.
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"The spirit of the giant of the revolution and politics, the symbol of patience and resilience has soared to the skies," the tweet said.
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Good ol' Uber, which in less than a decade has revolutionized the way we view cars in the city, is now eyeing the skies.
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Good ol' Uber, which in less than a decade has revolutionized the way we view cars in the city, is now eyeing the skies.
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The Tokyo-based company is hoping to produce a spectacular light show in 2020 above the skies of Hiroshima and the Seto Inland Sea.
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With so much muscle-flexing in the skies, it is easy to imagine a disastrous miscalculation—especially if, as this week, shots are fired.
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When they do, the virtually endless possibilities associated with drone technology can be realized in a way that will make the skies even safer.
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