Pray tell, Donald, where should we time travel back to?
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At no point does water travel back up the line.
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Let's travel back to the pastoral days of September 2016.
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This machine would enable you to travel back in time.
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He will travel back to Doonbeg following meetings in Dublin.
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It's enough to make one travel back a hundred years.
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It may travel back to the mid $1.20s before the election.
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Williams said she plans to travel back to Brazil for more.
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She would travel back to Yemen during Ramadan to be married.
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Josh Lucas is ready to travel back to the deep South.
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Max can travel back in time before she met Chloe again.
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Or even just for the letters to travel back and forth.
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I have a lot of relatives who travel back and forth, too.
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LG: I travel back and forth to the East Coast a lot.
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And they must travel back and forth between Washington and their district.
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That may just enable them, in part, to travel back in time.
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For that, you have to travel back in time to the sixties.
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In another, Terry and Andy travel back in time to different eons.
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You travel back and forth to D.C. ... KS: Yes, but not at Christmas.
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You can travel back in time with the original, Trump-less clip here.
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He will travel back to Europe later this week for France's Bastille Day.
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And so Sora and crew have to travel back there to save it.
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Can we travel back in time and have this app five years ago?
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She also helped those people travel back to their families following their release.
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There's not a day goes by I don't travel back to my childhood.
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Plus a wedding gift (~$100-200) and travel back from the wedding ($300).
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Travel back in time with us, as Bruce Haight relives a certain decade.
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Succession The Roys travel back to the Scottish town where Logan grew up.
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Jeremy Renner wasn't actually wearing that white suit to travel back in time.
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But you can travel back to the holiday months with this hot, boozy beverage.
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What if I am already abroad and need to travel back to the US?
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But you know I think you will see a high speed travel back again.
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Wouldn't it be great to travel back to a simpler time right about now?
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And I could travel back and forth and make sure everything was going well.
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Ahmad was saving money to travel back to Damascus, to visit his daughter's grave.
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There are only enough Pym particles for each Avenger to travel back and forth once.
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They wanted to enlist him as an informant and travel back to Afghanistan, Noorzae says.
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Were we to travel back in time, the world of 1999 would be practically unrecognizable.
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During midterms, she had to travel back to Ohio to testify for the murder trial.
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If you could travel back in time, where and when or who would you visit?
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His prescription for mental health is to travel back in time and right past wrongs.
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Lately, I've had repeated reasons to travel back to that time, two of them sad.
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Many athletes — and most of the biggest name athletes — travel back home after their events.
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By the fourth "of course," you want to travel back in time and slap yourself.
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"Travel back in time can't be ruled out according to our present understanding," he says.
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Will he travel back in time and change history, living out entire lives in different ages?
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We must travel back to the past and teach your younger self to respect pet ownership.
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For years, Kaliningrad residents enjoyed special permission to travel back and forth across the Polish border.
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Satoru can travel back in time, but has no control over how or when it activates.
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Together the two travel back in time with astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson as as their guide.
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If you could travel back in time and see one rock concert, what would it be?
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Now you can travel back to ancient Cyprus, thanks to a VR app developed by researchers.
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Some of Agalarov Estate's residents travel back and forth from Moscow via helicopter, my guides said.
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Let's travel back to 1999 for a minute: It was the year of the Y2K scare.
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The child is getting money from his "father" to travel back to Honduras, the source said.
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"In a fraction of a second, people travel back in time and feel younger," said Grabowski.
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None have a permanent presence there, and must travel back and forth to do their work.
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Ms. Hart had continued to paint in Wilmington and travel back and forth to New York.
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But allow yourself to travel back down memory lane to a time that was arguably simpler.
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That person doesn't have to travel to get training and then travel back to conduct an attack.
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FBI Director James Comey would like you to travel back in time with him for a minute.
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On the final day of travel back to the Italian shore, high waves crashed against the boat.
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Now they have to travel back into the present and figure out how to save the world.
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This year, I got a chance to travel back to Iceland to photograph the event in full.
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Often, many initiates will travel back to the religion's homeland, Nigeria, for a portion of their initiation.
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Because of these frustrations, Americans and Canadians don't travel back and forth the way they once did.
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But first, let's travel back to the days before replay and ask Chico Resch what he thinks.
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You're essentially increasing people's incentives to travel back in time and create jobs earlier in the year.
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In January, after the breaking-newsiest year in recent memory, I decided to travel back in time.
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And to do this, I have to travel back in time, to when I was five-years-old.
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Next, we travel back to June's old life — a continuation of the same day as the earlier flashback.
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"Europe is a continent in which one can easily travel back and forth through time," writes Mr Mak.
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Boaty will travel back and forth along an abyssal current of AABW through the so-called Orkney Passage.
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Perhaps, Dr. April Kepner could travel back in time, crossover television networks, find Jack and correctly diagnose him?
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If you travel back and forth between Delhi and Mumbai, you need two SIM cards and two plans.
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The reality is, Rawand could leave this camp at any time and travel back to Britain perfectly legally.
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This photographer just found a way to travel back in time and hang out with his younger self.
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So today, let's travel back to 1991 for a reminder that the Leafs can't ever have nice things.
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"You travel back in time to when safety, ease and money weren't even given a thought," he says.
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If you're scheduled to travel back to the US soon, you might want to skip filing the report.
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Investigators believe he intended to return to Warsaw within 48 hours and travel back to Russia from there.
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He didn't want people to relive their pain or be obligated to travel back to Colorado several times.
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Travel back a few decades and across the Atlantic to "Hacksaw Ridge," and you'll see a similar strategy.
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According to local outlets, he was released and cleared to travel back to the U.S. on Christmas Eve.
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A young maid from Santo Domingo discovers that she must travel back in time to save the world.
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The sun and moon travel back and forth across the dome ceiling, which is why we have sunset/sunrise.
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After it moves through Wilmington, NC, Hurricane Matthew is expected to travel back to the Bahamas as a storm.
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Now, I will always be able to travel back in time and remember the sense of fullness and expectation.
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He ll travel back home early on Tuesday and will spend his birthday "privately," a royal source tells PEOPLE.
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The president is scheduled to travel back to the United States on Saturday from the G7 Summit in Italy.
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Fans originally tried it for the 2007 game, which is where we'll travel back for this week's YouTube clip.
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"Europe has a bigger problem because it's easier to travel back into Europe from Syria and Iraq," said Ringel.
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Examples include the ability for workers to travel back and forth between the U.S. and their country of origin.
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Midfielder Delph, who played the full 90 minutes against Belgium, is expected to travel back quickly to England's base.
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However, whenever I travel back down south, there's something especially nostalgic about visiting my old favorite local coffee shops.
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To travel back to Paris from Bordeaux, he took the train (the ticket was miraculously $2 the day of).
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If you had a chance to travel back in time, what would you tell your 503-year-old self?
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When I travel back East for work, I extend the trip to visit family, and cover extra expenses myself.
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Travel back in time and this is what you find: Sanders won in 2016 with 20203% of the vote.
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This means Mallory can travel back in time, but her powers are still not strong enough to change the past.
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Elizabeth Thatcher (Erin Krakow) reveals that Abigail has skipped town to travel "back East" to care for her sick mom.
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Travel back in time when you snag these '80s-style arcade games that fit in the palm of your hand.
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But in the meantime, let's travel back to 1982 for an old-school salary debate featuring an Edmonton Oilers star.
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As a consequence there are worries that polio may travel back to countries which have already eradicated it, like India.
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"But True will still spend plenty of time with her cousins and family in L.A. They'll travel back and forth."
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Tree rings are a "tool to travel back in time and understand how bad droughts can get," Williams told me.
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But they asked Talon Air to reconsider the return flight charge since they did not travel back on the plane.
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But now, having won Monday's tiebreaker against the Cubs, they'll travel back to Milwaukee and won't play again until Thursday.
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Senate and House lawmakers were expected to travel back to Washington, with votes still scheduled for Monday afternoon and evening.
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But for older people I meet, the 40s are the decade that they would most like to travel back to.
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Several members of the committee are from Florida, and the delay also considered potential disruptions to travel back to Washington.
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Of course, Democrats aren't going to travel back in time to force Bill Clinton to resign in the late 1990s.
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Hormone changes cause esophagus muscles to relax and can allow acid to travel back up especially when someone is lying down.
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Question six, here we go, this comes from Nancy Coburn, if we travel back to 1776, what would your occupation be?
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This new editions features questions form kids like Jacob, who wants to know where they would travel back in time to.
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When McCoy uses it to travel back to Depression-era New York, the Enterprise's landing party learns their ship has disappeared.
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In Hosh Bannaga, many still live in mud houses that line dusty roads, where donkey-drawn carts travel back and forth.
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To travel back and to relive something again and not have it drive you crazy is a true gift from God.
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Meanwhile, the duke will travel back to South Africa, where the family will reunite for the final leg of the tour.
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So today, let's travel back five years to watch as the two stars share a light-hearted bonding moment between teammates.
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More than a dozen times in her life, she sacrificed her freedom to travel back to Maryland where she had escaped.
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Without a remote voting system in place, House leaders have limited options without forcing all members to travel back to Washington.
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We watch some of those grandparents travel back to visit Europe, and we listen to the grandchildren contemplate their lives abroad.
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"Instead of waiting the couple of weeks to get permission to travel back to Guatemala, she left the country," Garcés tells Broadly.
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A U.S. firm attempting to bring commercial supersonic air travel back will use a design package owned by a European aerospace giant.
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In Week 4, they play against the Saints in London, then travel back home to play the Tennessee Titans the following Sunday.
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From there, we travel back to the previous day, and we come to see how the pair came to their gloomy embrace.
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You work on the largest experiments in the world, mentor dozens of students, and travel back and forth between Madison and Geneva.
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"She did travel back and forth across the United States with my dad in a beat up car — that counts," she said.
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The Movallis, for instance, own their own technology company, Orion Systems, which allows them to work remotely and travel back if necessary.
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Now the battle will turn back to the grass roots as senators and legislators travel back home for the July Fourth break.
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So today, let's travel back to 1987, as Hockey Night in Canada reminds us that this sport can be a heart-breaker.
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All I want for Christmas is to travel back in time and make the real-life figure Margaret Cavendish my best friend.
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More grisly scenes are likely this weekend, when 22m Thais travel back to their workplaces after celebrating Songkran, the Thai new year.
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He's lost his wallet and his ID, he says, and he's just looking for money for food and to travel back home.
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An unlikely team of heroes must travel back to important moments throughout history and stop the villain without altering the past themselves.
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Now Thunberg is looking for a low-emissions way to travel back across the Atlantic Ocean before COP25 commences on December 2.
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There are a lot of provisions in this bill that we could have voted on without even requiring everyone to travel back.
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They would travel back to the U.S. on a chartered plane and be quarantined upon arrival for two weeks, Mr. Cuomo said.
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So this week, let's travel back to watch Team Canada take on the Soviet Union in the final of the 1981 tournament.
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Travel back in time with the help of 230,26 newly discovered color slides found in a dusty box at a park conservancy.
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"Agents then provided PAPADOPOULOS with his attorney's telephone number and a granola bar for his travel back to Chicago," the notes state.
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Shortly thereafter, we travel back down to the planet as a parachute brings the remaining rocket component softly back to terra firma.
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Documents show that he used noncommercial planes to travel back to his hometown in Whitefish, Montana, and to fly between Caribbean islands.
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So let's travel back eight years or so and watch as a pair of Blackhawks veterans harass a bunch of wide-eyed kids.
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This tension takes us to our trip to 1918, when Mallory attempts to travel back in time and save Anastasia from Bolshevik execution.
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For instance, a tug that drags hardware to the Moon could then travel back to low Earth orbit and wait for a refill.
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To attempt the impossible, Alice must convince Time (Sacha Baron Cohen), himself, to let her travel back through decades and right old wrongs.
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Newcomers flourishing Green Cards travel back and forth between the two countries, taking advantage of looser restrictions on travel introduced by Barack Obama.
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NHL '94, played online, is how these players travel back to the time when the ice was blue and the hockey was better.
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In this scenario, the rocket doesn't need as much fuel to travel back to its landing target: it mostly just goes straight down.
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Who hasn't wished they could travel back in time to give their younger selves a little insight or advice about the road ahead?
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The vice president had traveled to Indianapolis from Las Vegas, and was set to travel back to the West Coast after the game.
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The event, held at Facebook HQ, had ended and the two women were waiting for their Lyfts to travel back to San Francisco.
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The medical costs, food, and the three-hour travel back and forth to the nearest clinic in Nashville ate into her meager savings.
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James Franco stars as Jake, a high school English teacher faced with the opportunity to travel back in time to change the past.
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But it's fun to think of some Marty McFly–like time travel back to watch the future NBA All-Stars duke it out.
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They were meant to last long enough to reach future humans who might develop the opportunity to time-travel back to the party.
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Challenged to create work that could travel back to the States, Twombly created a series of wall hangings made from brightly colored fabrics.
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Once Trump gives his stamp of approval, sources say Khalilizad will travel back to Doha to cement the peace plan with the Taliban.
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Making the most of a new rule on writing off depreciable property, for instance, might require an ability to travel back in time.
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He would need access to the jet, he said, for weekly visits to the border and travel back to Kansas on the weekends.
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The easiest way to travel back in time was through fashion, which included wearing Uggs, a "Harry Potter" T-shirt, and a headband.
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The officers broke his shoulder in the process, and Algeria says the incident makes it difficult for him travel back into the states.
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She plans to travel back to Boston to teach her class at Harvard University today, assuming Cuban authorities allow her to leave the country.
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There's the memory of events from your life: a kind of mental time-travel back to important moments, like a specific recital or concert.
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Following the ceremony, a source told PEOPLE that Harry would travel back to London to pick Meghan up for the wedding reception in Bucklebury.
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But let's put a pin in all of that and travel back in time to July, which is when we start this week's episode.
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Hormone changes cause esophagus muscles to relax and can allow acid to travel back up especially when someone is lying down, according to Healthline.
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Following the ceremony, a source told PEOPLE that Harry would travel back to London to pick Markle up for the wedding reception in Bucklebury.
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The proposed mission would improve lives for Shiites in both countries, allowing them to travel back and forth for pilgrimages in Mecca and Najaf.
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By this time, he was in the Senate and using crutches almost constantly to travel back and forth for roll calls and official business.
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We'd sometimes travel back to visit family when I was little, but those trips became less and less frequent as we all got older.
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But he offered a handful of options that lawmakers can consider so they don't have to travel back to Washington amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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We would travel back to Columbia on those Sunday nights, the highway almost devoid of other vehicles and light, save that of our headlights.
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About 65 French citizens will be quarantined in the South of France, while other non-French citizens will travel back to their home countries.
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The outbreak could become even deadlier as millions of people in China travel back to their hometowns to celebrate Lunar New Year on Saturday.
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Pac-Man and Lemmings might be old-school but if you truly want to travel back to rudimentary graphics and utility, we suggest TouchBarDino.
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At the time, they were connected by what is present-day Alaska, which allowed them to travel back and forth between the two continents.
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Jayapal had thought she had plenty of time to travel back to the US to renew her green card and prepare for a home birth.
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Counterintuitively, it has a very timely appeal, in that all anyone wants right now is to time travel back to idyllic, pre-9/11 America.
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Jake Epping (James Franco) is an English teacher who gets recruited to travel back in time to 1960 and prevent the Kennedy assassination from happening.
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Let us travel back to 1999, a time when Lewis Hamilton was still racing go-karts and Bernie Ecclestone was a youthful 66-year-old.
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Nguyen says she's drained her personal back account to travel back and forth to Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. in order to fight for these bills.
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There, the virus lies dormant—but intermittently it can travel back down the nerves and surface on your skin or mucus membranes, causing an outbreak.
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She told the Post that she took out the tourist visa so her son could travel back and forth to visit family across the border.
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It's time to dust off your boas, lace up your corsets, climb onto your swinging chairs, and travel back in time to the Moulin Rogue.
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The count includes Mondays, when few meaningful votes are held so that senators can travel back to their home states to campaign, but not Fridays.
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To explain how, we're going to have to travel back to 2007, when Amos first became acquainted with the bizarre world that is the sideshow.
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And schools need to be sure that information about symptoms the child is experiencing there travel back — usually via the parents — to the child's doctor.
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When they realized it would be too difficult to travel back to Raqqa, Mediyah found the apartment in Damascus and the girl's grandmother joined them.
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We all share a credit card to accumulate frequent flier points quickly, usually for their travel back home, and rotate them as much as possible.
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Shohreh Bayat, 32, told Reuters she would not travel back to her homeland unless she was given security guarantees in writing from Iran's chess federation.
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To get an idea of what such a world might look like, please join me in my time machine as we travel back to 2011.
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Walk through the doors of the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City these days and it's possible to travel back more than 100 years.
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The scene goes down when Renner and Johansson travel back in time and go to the planet of Vormir in order to retrieve the Soul Stone.
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If I were to travel back to Lake Bled in warmer months, I would definitely want at least five days to enjoy more outdoor activities i.e.
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Yes, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting all of the royal wedding attention right now, but let's travel back to 2011 for the last one.
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Even in Endgame, which allows Thor to travel back to the day the dark elves attack Asgard in The Dark World, Portman's Foster just barely appears.
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So when he enters a photo booth and gets an unexpected chance to travel back in time he takes it — and tries to win her over.
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The sensors can even sense room lighting, which allows the little guy to travel back to a well-lit area after it's done mopping under furniture.
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The electrifying growth of rooftop solar energy is now sparking another round of innovation, some of which may in time travel back to the rich world.
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It's also unlikely that the pair would've, as Walter Isaacson' Steve Jobs biography recalls, been able to travel back to Syria in 1954 as a couple.
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AMAZON PRIME Inside Llewyn Davis: The Coen brothers travel back to New York City's 1960s folk scene to follow a man who could have been somebody.
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The company also recommended that employees who are expected to travel back from one of the affected provinces of China work from home for two weeks.
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Travel back in time to the 8th century with this collection of European paintings, drawings, sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, decorative arts, and European, Asian, and American photographs.
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In order to solve the mystery, he must travel back to Ireland, to revisit his childhood and seek some sort of reconciliation with his dying father.
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But it was George H.W. Bush's regular travel back to Kennebunkport, Maine, that led Congress to rethink how it compensates local law enforcement for presidential protection.
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At least a half-dozen times a year, the extended families and hangers-on travel back for such celebrations, as well as for births and funerals.
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But the content that everyone is starting to produce now, in 20 years time, 30 years time, we'll be using the footage created to travel back.
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Once in Puerto Rico, they have been able to get food and medical assistance, as well as help arranging travel back to the continental United States.
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My first gig started because my father would travel back from Japan and bring me these really fancy stickers that changed pictures based on your perspective.
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He would travel back and forth from Calgary to Regina for business, his last name ends with "ski"and he might have worked as a pharmacy representative.
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Long also defended himself when asked about allegations that he inappropriately used FEMA cars to travel back and forth from DC to his home in North Carolina.
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Those European terrorists, they could have come here at any time given that we have a visa waiver program that enables people to travel back and forth.
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We know adulting can be complicated, but we found the perfect way to time travel back to childhood, even if only our tastebuds are taking the trip.
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Our only hope is an unexpected team: a scientist, soldier and history professor who must use the machine's prototype to travel back in time to critical events.
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In Philadelphia, Lynette Bibbee could be found near city hall, hawking sweet-smelling "Bernie" cookies in an effort to pay for her travel back to Washington State.
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Travel back to the Australian Open in January, where he played with an abbreviated service motion and a fragile, preoperative right elbow encased in a compression sleeve.
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After hours of keeping the vote open — some senators had to travel back to Washington and some Republicans initially voted against it — the Senate approved the move.
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Aside from the unproductive use of their time to travel back and forth, the officials are also often kept waiting for the mayor, who regularly runs late.
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One issue is getting the U.S. government to pay for the cost of the family's travel back to Syria and then, again, to the U.S., Hohenstein said.
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She believed the best way for him to travel back and forth from Texas to Mexico was to get him the Mexican tourist visa, Ms. Galan said.
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But travel back six million years to the wetlands of southwestern China, and there roamed an ancient relative to these creatures that was more fearsome than adorable.
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He still remembers when there was no border wall and residents of Juárez and Sunland Park would travel back and forth between towns for groceries and family visits.
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" Sullivan added that the fat suit is "a costume" that lets him "travel back and forth through time when Toby was not as heavy as he is now.
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If I can still travel back and forth like I want, everything's OK. What do you think will happen in Europe now that this massive change has happened?
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At least Scotty would not look like a total fool if he ever has to time travel back to 2017, possibly the save the whales a second time.
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And it's happening a bit sooner than expected — d'Iribarne is going to spend most of her time in Paris and travel back and forth between Paris and London.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said last week he would likely travel back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out the summit commitments.
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Pompeo confirmed Saturday that the US special envoy for Syria, James Jeffrey, was in the country, adding that the diplomat would travel back to Ankara before too long.
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Denver County Court Judge Andrea Eddy ruled to allow Bishop to travel back home to Washington, where he lives and works, before his next court date in July.
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The suspects were believed to be planning to travel back to conflict zones in Syria, they said in a statement, adding that all those detained were foreign nationals.
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But when they travel back to Singapore for a wedding, Rachel finds herself subjected to the disapproving scrutiny of the older generation and vicious sniping from potential rivals.
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Pompeo, who twice traveled to Pyongyang in the lead-up to the summit, also said he'd "likely travel back before too terribly long" to work on those details.
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The company also recommended that employees who are or expect to travel back from one of the affected provinces of China to work from home for two weeks.
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Now Alex and his handsome sentient pound must travel back to the past and sway the vote for European solidarity, by proving that all you need is love.
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The staff of the observatory travel back and forth between the two sites, often gathering data in Arizona and studying the results and planning new observations in Lazio.
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A CBI spokesman said the agency was not concerned about Choksi's allegations and that authorities were ready to facilitate the required documents for him to travel back to India.
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You can make arrangements to travel back to your eggs, which is likely not cheap, or have your eggs shipped to you, but that comes with its own risks.
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Arya makes plans to leave from there to travel back home, but Gendry informs her that he's staying with the Brotherhood because they're the only family he's ever known.
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But by and large, it was lovely to travel back to the past and enjoy a low-res, polygonal version of this wonderful city the way I remembered it.
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He maintains that as a result, he developed acid reflux and esophagitis, a condition that causes painful swallowing, chest pain, and stomach acids to travel back up the esophagus.
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Matamoros, Mexico (CNN)The bodies of a Salvadoran father and his young daughter who drowned crossing the Rio Grande will travel back home by land, Salvadoran officials said Friday.
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To understand the significance of the phone call in "Look What You Made Me Do," we have to travel back to the release of West's single, "Famous," in 2016.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he would likely travel back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out commitments made at the summit.
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We know that Google already recalled its employees from abroad — though chances are the alert came too late to allow anybody to travel back to the U.S. in time.
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As authorities attempt to figure out their exact relationship, the child is said to be receiving money from the man to travel back to Honduras, according to the source.
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The men pick up odd jobs; the sister-wives bear their children, and travel back and forth between their home in Mexico and the U.S. to collect welfare checks.
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Earth may be our cozy blue marble today, but hop in a time machine and travel back two billion years, and you'd soon asphyxiate from a lack of oxygen.
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We all pile into the van and the mania from the couple of days begins to subside as we travel back to Sheffield in a haze of diazepam languor.
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To prove it, let's travel back to the middle of the greatest offensive era of all time, and see what an All-Star Game roster looked like in 1983.
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It's unclear as to whether the horse and buggy are just trying to get to work on time, or just trying to travel back to their original time period.
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To answer that, let's travel back to the good old days, when, to make money from video games you just had to get two things right — marketing and distribution.
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So today, let's travel back two decades for a reminder of what the NHL can look like when it remembers its sense of humor — or at least tries to.
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The decision is made to travel back in time and murder Einstein, with the hopeful result being that without the noted mathematician's research there will be no atomic bombs.
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Just within episode 10, Varys manages to wrangle up a bunch of Dornish ships, travel back to Meereen, and then sail out again with the rest of Daenarys' fleet.
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More than 10,000 flights were canceled to and from the East Coast due to the blizzard this weekend, making air travel back to the nation's capital a perilous prospect.
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If you've ever wished that you could travel back in time and see what life was like hundreds of years ago, it's not as impossible as you might think.
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He stated that their Interplanetary Transit System (ITS) would be powerful enough to travel back to Earth after landing on Mars at any point during Earth and Mars' orbits.
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Astatke Abebe, a Sidama businessman based in the capital Addis Ababa, said he had provided transportation for his family and employees to travel back home to register to vote.
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First, we travel back in time to witness the tumultuous birth of the People's Republic of China and the unspoiled beauty of the Amazon rainforest during the 19th century.
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She would travel back and forth between the United States and India, shuttling equipment, playing in tournaments to support fledgling Indian events, and reminding her compatriots that opportunity existed.
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" Yglesias: Democrats struggle with re-evaluation of Clinton misdeeds - Vox : "Of course, Democrats aren't going to travel back in time to force Bill Clinton to resign in the late 1990s.
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"Archbishop Boulos Yazigi was finishing a pastoral visit and they had agreed to travel back together in Archbishop Yohanna Ibrahim's car," recalled Jeff King, President of International Christian Concern (ICC).
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He will then travel back to the Washington, DC, area for at least one event on July 10, and then head to Kansas City for a fundraiser on July 16.
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She takes two buses to travel back and forth to work, a 10-15 minute ride if the drivers are on schedule, up to an hour if they are not.
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This suggests that dogs have "episodic memory," which is the ability to mentally travel back in time and recall experiences and specific events, such as times, places, and associated emotions.
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So today's, let's travel back a couple of decades and remind ourselves that yes, there was a time when Garth Snow liked to be right in the middle of things.
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You ride a boat to the island — though you can fast-travel back to the mainland at any point — and, at least initially, it feels like a completely different place.
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Related: We Spoke To The Puppet Master Behind The Dark Crystal Travel Back to the 70s with This Experimental Puppet Show An Experimental Puppet Show Teaches the Key to Communication
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He convinced his professors he would be able to mail in his assignments, and travel back and forth between Tesla's headquarters in Palo Alto, California and their campus for exams.
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Emily Morris, a spokeswoman for Sanchez, told the LA Times on Monday that the congresswoman remained in Spain following the mission and didn't travel back to the U.S. until Thursday.
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"Having his passport revoked will pressure Vorayuth to travel back to Thailand, as no country would allow him to enter without it," another senior police official, Sarawut Detsri, told Reuters.
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If you've ever wanted to travel back in time to witness events you've read about in history books, a new virtual reality app will allow you to do just that.
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Eventually he found himself in England, where he spent a lot of years before he had the opportunity to travel back home, which is similar to the character in Jalopy.
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Impact: Sealing the border would effectively close off the U.S. from one of its largest trading partners, and could leave American citizens who travel back and forth stuck in limbo.
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You can't travel back in time to get a brand-new $18,000 Grand Caravan from 203, but you can go on Carvana and buy a 2018 Dodge Caravan for $16,800.
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He has been working with the privately funded school since 2000, but could not travel back to the reclusive country after Washington issued travel restrictions for Americans in September 2017.
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Conger and Bentz — who were pulled off a plane Wednesday night when they were attempting to travel back to the U.S. — told police that the original story was made up.
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In a risky move, "The Collapse of Nature" holds off on forging ahead from where the show left off to travel back in time, all the way back to the beginning.
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But, as Kalanick adds, the immediate impact will be far broader for the company, hitting thousands of Uber drivers who often travel back to their countries of origin to visit family.
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Carefully crafted book content works to entice people to travel back to a time before e-readers, pick up a good old-fashioned paperback, and then maybe even Instagram it themselves.
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Our sources say Trump has already said he'll keep his place in NYC and he and Melania will travel back from D.C. to NYC fairly regularly ... at least that's the plan.
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Exactly.Reboot tone: Grim realism + LSD: A group of archeologists (Alice Lowe, Steve Oram, Michael Smiley, Julian Barrett) travel back in time to the 15th century to save one of their own.Dir.
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In this moment by visual effects house Framestore, Tony, Natasha, and Bruce are trying to figure out the most efficient times to travel back to the past to retrieve Infinity stones.
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While the Obamas will fly to Palm Springs on the presidential plane, under the call sign Executive One, they will have to make their own arrangements to travel back to Washington.
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To appreciate his perspective, you must travel back two months, to the University of Notre Dame, where he delivered a speech that garnered some headlines but not nearly enough of them.
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It was actually pretty ... I always like to tell people I have the longest commute, San Jose to Munich, which I did travel back and forth a lot of the time.
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Related: Travel Back to the 70s with This Experimental Puppet Show We Spoke To The Puppet Master Behind The Dark Crystal And Labyrinth This Artist Is 3D Printing Custom Puppet Prosthetics
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Let's travel back – way, way back – to a time when Gretzky was just a fresh-faced teenager, as he does one of his first major appearances in front of the national media.
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Travel back to a time when soaps full of self-referential jokes and geeky humor were all the rage, a time when Mischa Barton briefly seemed like she might be a star.
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When we travel back into Noah's past for this week's story, we find him at Compton Academy where he is totally fucking up his relationship with his boss, Principal Wilson (Sanaa Lathan).
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They travel back and forth from L.A. to London, on private planes, they don't go to typical schools, they have to have private tutors because they're constantly traveling, that's an expensive thing.
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But why would anyone want to travel back in time and use a single-purpose computer in an age where our phones can double as Holodecks and our watches can hail Ubers?
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If you're planning to travel back into the U.S. with chestnuts, U.S. Customs and Border Protection allows in any nuts that have been boiled, cooked, ground, oven dried, pureed roasted, or steamed.
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There's no need to wait for the perfect lighting or remember a vista and travel back to it in time later—the image the player wanted can be created in an instant.
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Benefiting from policies that originated during the Cold War to help those escaping Communist rule, Cubans who reach U.S. soil are automatically given federal benefits, even if they travel back to Cuba.
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Another barrier to seeking post-rape care is simply transportation to public medical centers: many women just cannot afford to travel back and forth from peri-urban slums to hospitals in town.
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I would rather time travel back to high school and spend three hours dancing alone by the bleachers at prom, than suffer through 15 stuffy, awkward minutes in a "fun" corporate setting.
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Murray considered dropping out of the tournament at that point, but Sears was given a clean bill of health and cleared to travel back home, so Murray continued on to the Final.
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Consumers clamor for quality aged bourbon, which would be really good news for distillers if only they had a time machine and could travel back five or 10 years and ramp up production.
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In order to save the world and undo Thanos' (Josh Brolin) snap with the Infinity Gauntlet, the Avengers have to travel back in time to collect all the Infinity Stones before Thanos can.
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Boys playing under the BRT, which cuts directly through the Villa União Curicica community will connect various Olympic venues and will make it faster for attendees and athletes to travel back and forth.
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Like Hodges, many parents of preemies have to travel back and forth to the hospital to visit their babies before they're allowed to go home and have to worry about scary medical complications.
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So for today's clip, let's travel back to 1984, as arguably the most one-dimensional scoring blueliner of all time gets a chance to show what he can do in his own end.
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" –Mireia "On a trip with five friends around Europe, we were in Bulgaria when we bought ten ninja stars, without any real consideration for how we were going to travel back with them.
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The couple is expected to travel back to the White House together after the speech, according to CNN, which noted that the Trumps have not been publicly seen together since New Year's Eve.
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We said our goodbyes to Bargaro and Yessel, who we would see perform two days later at the first day of MANANA, and hailed separate motor-taxis to travel back to our AirBnb.
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Iran is of particular concern because of its central location in Asia and the Middle East, a destination for religious pilgrims and migrant laborers who then travel back to their countries of origin.
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Soon after their successful invention, though, C.J.'s brother is shot and killed by a police officer, leading C.J. and Sebastian to travel back in time in an attempt to prevent his death.
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Related: An Experimental Puppet Show Teaches the Key to Communication [Premiere] We Spoke To The Puppet Master Behind The Dark Crystal And Labyrinth Travel Back to the 70s with This Experimental Puppet Show
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Her mother, who holds dual citizenship, has been reluctant to travel back to Guinea, where she runs an orphanage, Ms. Camara said, even though Mr. Trump's travel ban does not target the country.
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Serena Williams dusted off the poodle skirt and saddle shoes to travel back to the Fabulous '50s for her baby shower over the weekend ... but not without the help of her superstar friends!!
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I would love nothing more than to time travel back to 1990 and design a set of smooth, gradually ratcheting policies that would slowly, in the background, wring carbon emissions out of the economy.
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"There is discretionary authority that a Customs and Border Patrol agent has when they suspect that someone is up to no good when they travel back and forth to Libya or Yemen," Priebus said.
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If there was a time when the universe had only two spatial dimensions, it's not clear when switch would have happened, or what things would be like if you could travel back in time.
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And Stein will have to travel back to Cincinnati on Sunday to host another rally, meaning the wi-fi ambivalent presidential candidate sure is indulging in the luxuries of fossil fuel-burning these days.
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Its sitcom Making History, about a couple of nerdy college professors who travel back to the American revolution and keep messing with the course of human events, will also debut midseason in early 22016.
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They would like to be able to travel back to Cuba more freely and send more money home from the US. And then there's the fact that the embargo was always a dumb policy.
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Following the player's initial failure in the forest, they travel back in time to 2011, when a power outage has interrupted a pixelated Karam playing a computer game in his own home in Hama.
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Japanese news outlets have reported that he has used government limousines to travel back and forth to a home he owns in a spa town southwest of Tokyo 48 times since April last year.
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Assuming you left a tunnel through the center of the Earth behind you, you'd now be able to travel back and forth between China and Argentina in under an hour, simply by jumping in.
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Incident Date: 12/29/2018On the date of December 29, 2018 on why working in San Diego, a partner of mine and myself rented Lime Scooters to travel back to our hotel after dinner.
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Described as a "living fantasy role playing setting," Dragons Conquer America invites players to travel back to the "16th Century, when European invaders reached American soil and unleashed a genocidal conquest"—albeit with dragons.
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The U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said she was in the hands of State Department officials in Iraq and would travel back to the United States, although they did not say when.
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The receipts totaled more than $599,000 in conjunction with the vice president's stay, which required him to travel back-and-forth between Doonbeg and Dublin, where his official meetings were set to take place.
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Sabrina encountered another version of herself and with Ambrose's help, she was able to use a morning star (forged from the unholy regalia) and the time egg to travel back and save her town.
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Earlier this week, Snowden told the hosts of CBS This Morning that he's willing to travel back to the United States and face charges under the condition that he be given a fair trial.
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If I could travel back in time and tell my younger self Samsung would still be making Galaxy Note phones and improving the S Pen seven years later, I think I would be dumbfounded.
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But, for those looking to travel back in time, this show's soundtrack's got it all: Des'ree, the classic Pizza Bagels jingle, and that buzz of the dial-up modem letting you know you have mail.
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Although Wonder Woman appeared fully formed in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, her upcoming solo film will travel back a century to reveal exactly how she became the badass warrior we know and love.
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So, Past Nebula and has a single Pym Particle (formerly belonging to Present Day Nebula) to travel back to present day to open the Quantum Realm portal for her dad Thanos also in the past.
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The photos shown in this new book allow us to travel back in time and see things as they really were, even if many of the images were staged and clearly shot for propaganda purposes.
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Progesterone hormone changes cause the valve to relax and can allow acid to travel back up, especially during the third trimester when the growing uterus adds pressure to the intestines and stomach, the association reports.
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The government singling you out for surveillance might be a warning that it is the time to leave—and in our experience, hacking attempts are often taken as a signal to not travel back home.
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As the New York Philharmonic fires the opening salvos in its new-music Biennial, other ensembles invite listeners to travel back in time with out-of-the-ordinary programs in out-of-the-way places.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials on Monday reportedly sent Sabal and Starrett back to Mexico, where Sabal plans to wait a few days for a solution before being forced to travel back to Belize.
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We have people who travel back to the United States from South America or Central America, who have no knowledge of being infected and that have contracted it, they have no plans of being pregnant.
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Who could forget the Rugrats Hanukkah special, in which Tommy Pickles and his infant buddies travel back to the time of Judah the Macca-baby to learn about the strife of the ancient Hebrew people?
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For today's player, let's travel back to a time before any mean Sharks sullied the pristine reputation of Winnipeg by picking a name off the roster that brought the city its most recent playoff win.
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To fully understand the origins of the Sirens, we have to travel back to Ancient Greece, where, according to tradition, winged and clawed bird-women lured sailors to destruction through the power of their song.
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Thomas Massie a "third rate Grandstander" and claimed the Kentucky Republican "just wants the publicity" after threatening a roll-call vote, which would require members travel back to the US Capitol to vote in person.
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But Liberians often travel back to their hometowns and villages during the holidays, and may not have had enough time to return to polling stations in the urban communities where they are registered, observers said.
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But when Albus steals a forbidden instrument, intending to travel back in time and save Cedric Diggory — a Hogwarts student killed in front of teenage Harry at Voldemort's command — Scorpius is right by his side.
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Outside of their own personal funds as well as Prince Charles&apos help, it&aposs unclear how the family continue to financially support themselves as they travel back and forth between the UK and Canada.
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For hundreds of Iranian-Americans in Southern California, who traditionally travel back and forth to be with family for Nowruz, long-held plans and family gatherings have been disrupted because of uncertainty over the ban.
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In its recommendations document the Minerals Council had asked for workers' hostels near mine sites to remain open to avoid the risk of virus transmission if they travel back to their homes for the lockdown.
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In many parts of the country, state legislators work only part of the year in the capital city — when they must be free to travel back and forth from their home district — for fairly low pay.
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In the 1970s, Hank was working in New Jersey with his particles, which then Captain America (Chris Evans) steals in order to travel back to the future, and it's a whole "thing" but the group succeeds.
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The trip comes just 10 days after her most recent visit to Jackson Hole, and a source tells PEOPLE the mother of three will continue to travel back and forth to spend time with West, 40.
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They used the Stampede2 supercomputer to zoom in on the simulations of two of the halos and travel back in time to see what was happening in them about 270 million years after the Big Bang.
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In the very first episode, she and her husband, Frank Randall (Tobias Menzies), visit the ruins of a Scottish castle to which she'll eventually travel back in time and witness as part of a thriving community.
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Those measures include canceling the annual Songkran New Year water festival, which attracts millions of visitors each year who take part in mass water fights, and a large number of Thais travel back to their hometowns.
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Already, Google has called on its staffers who could be affected by this order to travel back to the US, due to concerns they might not be admitted despite having green cards, according to Fox News.
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Smugglers travel back and forth across the Rio Grande transporting their human cargo and will sometimes hold back a child and threaten to throw them in the water if agents get too close, border agents say.
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Even before McAdams and Diaz-Balart's cases became known, lawmakers in both parties were already worried about having to travel back to Washington from their districts and cast votes in large crowds on the House floor.
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When I reached him by phone this June, he told me he was planning to travel back to Idaho for more reporting on Fawnbrook, now that he was no longer constrained by his editors at Breitbart.
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Trump and the couple's son Barron planning to stay in New York, it is not yet clear how often Mr. Trump will travel back and forth from the White House and what route he might take.
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The movie actually does this, and at one point our heroes actually travel back to Hank's early days at S.H.I.E.L.D., before his falling out with them, to retrieve more of his Pym Particles after they've run out.
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Your showerhead also happens to be a great place for microbial life to persist—it's damp and warm, and amidst the steam and running water, microbes can travel back and forth between the showerhead and your body.
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So cancel those post-work drinks you were dreading, slip on a pair of these carefree sheets, and travel back to simpler times instead (no judgements here if you decide to munch a PB&J in bed).
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Don't believe your talent show judges Your talent show judges may not grasp your obvious musical skill now, but travel back a few decades and you'll be mysteriously credited with inventing an entire genre of music. 2.
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While they can now travel back and forth, the process is still somewhat onerous; visas to go back and forth are often delayed, and Indian nationals in Pakistan are required to check in with police upon arrival.
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Boris Herrmann, the captain of the Malizia II, volunteered to sail Thunberg and her father to New York, but Thunberg never planned to travel back to Sweden on the same boat; she hadn't yet made return plans.
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Now a history professor (Abigail Spencer), a scientist (Malcolm Barrett) and a soldier (Matt Lanter) have to travel back in time — to 1937 in the pilot, but to other eras in subsequent episodes — to track him down.
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"I'm getting close to making a final decision and I believe the person will do a great job," he told reporters before boarding Air Force One to travel back to Washington from his New Jersey golf club.
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House Democrats are weighing their options for how to avoid needing lawmakers to travel back to the Capitol and risk exposing each other to the coronavirus while finding a way to pass the next economic stimulus package.
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As a bonus, "Night School" also touches on that counterfactual dilemma posed in science fiction: What would you do if you got the chance to travel back in time and kill Hitler before he did anything wrong?
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In one known example of that from fall 2017, Jackson delayed EPA's finance office from handing over documents as part of an OIG audit into Pruitt's travel back and forth to Oklahoma, as POLITICO reported last year.
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Although the filmmaker and activist, 41, will be teaching a course at the London School of Economics starting in September, she will not be moving to the British capital and will instead continue to travel back and forth.
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However, Hwang Sok-yong has to travel back just one generation, to the time of Super Mario console games and early Star Wars films, to tell a story about the garbage-pickers of the so-called Flower Island.
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This enables us to, in a sense, travel back in time to figure out which pre-Trump feelings towards social groups contribute to later President Trump approval — and identify the types of people who eventually turned to Trump.
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The dynamic duo travel back in time "looking for the best in people... striving to right injustice wherever they find it" in the hopes that when they return to the present, it is a better and brighter world.
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After two months of speculation about when the new mother would travel back to Los Angeles, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star made the trip home alongside her baby girl True, who was born on April 12.
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Students are engaging with virtual reality to travel back in time to historical battlefields, using video games to learn social skills and teamwork and learning to code and develop their own games and software as early as kindergarten.
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In lectures attended by up to 21992,19953 people, and in smaller workshops, he led audiences through "grief work" — exercises intended to make them travel back in time and face themselves as they once were: small, frightened and alone.
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Claire may not see that; but it's hinted at when Jamie says he owes Frank nothing, then in the next breath says he wants Claire to be able to travel back to Frank in case he doesn't survive.
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It follows the often horrifying mishaps of New Jersey burnouts Sharee (Glazer) and Jeff (Downs), who discover a time traveling bong (you get it), only to break it the second they travel back to the Salem witch trials.
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If Melania Trump came to the country on an H-1B work visa, which is valid for three years and can be extended, she wouldn't have needed to travel back to Europe every few months to renew it.
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In Timeless, a criminal steals a secret government time machine, and Homeland Security seeks out a history professor (Abigail Spencer) to lead a team that will travel back to restore the timeline and save the history of America.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Passengers who have airline or other tickets for travel back to their home countries will be allowed to disembark from the coronavirus-hit Costa Luminosa cruise ship in Marseille, its port authority said on Thursday.
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LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus pandemic changes life as we know it Proxy voting provides a way for members to cast a vote in the House even if they are quarantined at home or unable to travel back to Washington.
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A voice vote is a procedural move that would avoid a recorded roll call vote, which would have forced members now dispersed throughout the country to travel back to Washington to get the stimulus across the finish line.
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Massie's insistence that all members of the House be present to formally vote on the bill would have forced many representatives to travel back to Washington, DC from their home districts and further delayed the stimulus, Politico reported.
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I haven't visited my hometown in almost four years, and I'm excited to travel back with my partner and make the most of being so close to other European cities before we move to South America to teach.
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Roughly 160 million people are expected to travel back to their work places over the next week, usually from rural areas or small towns to bigger cities, according to Xu Yahua, an official from the Ministry of Transportation.
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With access to [cellphone location data], the Government can now travel back in time to retrace a person's whereabouts, subject only to the retention polices of the wireless carriers, which currently maintain records for up to five years.
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Baby Hitler Carson also was on the receiving end of one of the oddest questions of the debate in November, when a satirical reporter asked him if he would travel back in time to abort baby Adolf Hitler.
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"The Houston Texans have made the decision to travel back to Houston after local authorities have now found a safe route for the team to drive home today," the Texans said in a statement about the canceled game.
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Could Ant-Man provide the Avengers with the key to defeating Thanos, maybe by using the subatomic realm to travel back in time (or inside the Soul Stone, where it's possible those killed by Thanos's snap are imprisoned)?
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The next time I travel back to Budapest, I would like to take some time to visit a couple of the museums including House of Terror (contains exhibitions from the fascist and communist regimes) and the Hungarian National Gallery.
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In a post-apocalyptic Santo Domingo, a young humble maid named Acilde Figueroa discovers she's able to travel back in time — and that a prophecy calls for her to do so and save the world by saving the ocean.
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When oil initially rallied to $50 there was a surge of optimism in the oil patch, confirmed by the commentary from Continental Resources CEO Harold Hamm, who suggested that oil could travel back to the $60 to $70 range.
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They settled in a small community outside Dallas that Daniel would eventually claim as his hometown, but which might as well be back in cartel country given how risky it is for him to travel back for a visit.
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Probably. In Timeless, a criminal steals a secret government time machine, and Homeland Security seeks out a history professor (Abigail Spencer) to lead a team that will travel back to restore the timeline and save the history of America.
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Tourists and locals in NYC will be able to travel back in time to recreate the famous VJ Day kiss in Times Square in 1945, and to Federal Hall in 1789 where George Washington gave his first inauguration speech.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi -- who turns 743 today -- has said she would prefer that the Senate measure is adopted by unanimous consent, which would spare members who are isolating or at risk from having to travel back to Washington.
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When Josh conquers the game, two visitors from the future (Eliza Coupe and Derek Wilson) travel back in time and explain that the game is actually a recruitment and training tool used to find a savior from the past.
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"In most cases, the Department of State has provided no assistance, or clear guidance, to facilitate their safe travel back to the United States," Van Hollen wrote, adding that the latest advisory adds confusion to an already fraught situation.
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Carriers have extended those fare caps for travel back to the region for as late as next Monday, a move that could help limit further social media outcry, something the airlines have become all too familiar with this year.
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But F.B.I. agents who investigated whether he was the culprit passed on an opportunity to arrest him in the United States in 2013, allowing him to travel back to Hong Kong even after finding classified information in his luggage.
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POLICE SAY WOMAN SAVED 6 LIVES WITH HEARTFELT MESSAGES POSTED TO BRIDGE But now, after regaining the use of her legs, Carey is ready to travel back to the site of the life-changing incident, for better or for worse.
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G. While Europe and the US wring their hands about their respective immigration crises, the consequences of their isolationist policies are playing out in real time as people denied entry are forced to travel back to their places of origin.
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There's no shortage of jams in ABBA's catalog; I would give you my pinky toe to time travel back to Wembly Arena in 1979 to see them perform "Take a Chance on Me" from the best seat in the house.
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He says a traveller staying in a hotel in Midtown Manhattan, for example, would rather not have to travel back there to pick up his bags between a meeting in Brooklyn and a trip to nearby John F. Kennedy Airport.
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If you want to know what a sale involving black men used to look like, travel back to 1859, when a plantation owner named Pierce Butler hosted what is considered to be the largest slave auction in United States history.
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You might be deep in the Chaos Sanctuary, unlocking the final seal to summon and kill Diablo—but without a portal scroll, you're trapped there, unable to travel back safely to the encampment where you can heal and restock on potions.
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" On top of that, Jenny had also just found out she was pregnant with their now-5-year-old, Charlotte, which meant Dave was the only one who could travel back and forth to Africa due to her "high-risk pregnancy.
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Following the advice of New Age "astral travellers," he stopped drinking liquids at noon, stared at a glass of water in his kitchen, and then slept with salt in his cheek, hoping to travel back to the glass at night.
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Music player, coconut oil for massage, lavender oil, arnica gel, snacks, nursing bra and pads, nursing pillow, comfortable clothes to wear at the hospital and to travel back home, soft swaddle blanket for baby, a long-sleeve onesie, a knitted hat.
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Yakupov's already widely considered one of the bigger draft busts in recent memory, so today let's travel back five years to the days leading up to the 2012 draft and see if we can piece together where it all went wrong.
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The film's creators have noted the movie won't be an origin story proper, though we do seem to have some lost memory to grapple with as we travel back in time a couple of decades prior to Infinity Wars' events.
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House members, most of whom are currently in their districts across the nation, are increasingly fearful for their safety if they have to travel back to Washington, D.C., and congregate in large groups to vote on the next economic stimulus package.
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The board has yet to make public any resolution regarding Ms. Brann's predecessor, Joseph Ponte, whom the Department of Investigations found to have improperly used a city car to travel back and forth multiple times to Maine, where he was from.
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Her life is carefully choreographed and over-scheduled so she can run around Capitol Hill to hearings and press conferences and travel back and forth to her home state for appearances and meetings, town halls, campaign speeches, fundraisers, and TV hits.
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Now, with Ms. Benigno living next door, the two mothers help each other with child care and often joke that they should have left a passageway open between the two apartments so the children could easily travel back and forth.
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MARSEILLE, France, March 19 (Reuters) - Passengers who have airline or other tickets for travel back to their home countries will be allowed to disembark from the coronavirus-hit Costa Luminosa cruise ship in Marseille, its port authority said on Thursday.
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Los Angeles, which must travel back home for a date with the Western Conference-best Houston Rockets on Sunday, gained confidence by taking the Warriors to overtime and continue to be impressed by rookie Lonzo Ball despite his shooting struggles.
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Bondy notified the judge that pretrial services said Parnas would first have to travel to New York to have the GPS device removed to enter the Senate gallery, then travel back to New York to have the ankle bracelet replaced.
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When the Arctic jet stream moves back north, it sort of forces the cold air to travel back that way, too, Ms. Barthold said, and that is why the frigid temperatures brought by the polar vortex are usually short-lived.
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Warning: This post may make you want to travel back in time so you can be way more creative with your I.D. High school senior June Kyra Dela Chica gets props for coming up with the best school I.D. photo of all time.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told a news briefing earlier on Monday he hoped to travel back to North Korea before the end of the year to make final preparations for a second summit, which he said he was "confident" would happen.
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Bummed to have been put in the friend zone by the presumed love of his life, Avery (played by Alexandra Daddario), Noah repeatedly uses a magical photo booth to travel back in time to the 23 Halloween party where they first met.
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With that in mind, let's travel back to the time to when they were just one of many movies out on a given weekend; back when critics couldn't fathom how famous they'd become, and their reviews may have been anything but fawning.
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To understand how we got here, we need to travel back in time to 2009, when a yearlong series of conversations within the SFF community, known as Racefail, created a broader understanding of white colonialism's overwhelming dominance within sci-fi/fantasy narratives.
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This unconventional way to ring in the New Year is being offered by PrivateFly, a global private jet company, that wants to give adventurous travelers the opportunity to travel "back in time" on this special occasion with the perfect private jet itinerary.
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The half-full station seemed like a holdover from the Cold War — all Soviet brutalist architecture and gray, hulking concrete; apparently, this adventure also involved time travel back to the 1970s, if the station and the surrounding area was anything to go by.
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A group of House Democrats and their aides traded private phone calls on Monday expressing concern that older members were being needlessly put at risk by being forced to travel back and forth from their districts for votes that could be rescheduled.
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"We knew when the president gave the orders that European travel back to the United States was going to be cut off, that there would be an influx of people, Americans and others, that would come before the final cutoff," Illinois Gov.
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Lawmakers say the part-time designation is inaccurate considering the regular work they do back in their districts; many also note that they travel back and forth to Albany from hundreds of miles away, in often inclement weather, to do the people's business.
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However he was left out of Thursday's draw and Japan were dealt another blow when world number 48 Yoshihito Nishioka declined to go to Japan from the U.S. for fear he might not be able to travel back because of coronavirus safeguards.
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The evening ended with Ms. Temple's brilliant and zany "Three Principles of Noir," a kind of cabaret cantata about a historian who decides to travel back in time to kill the great-great-grandmother of a rival scholar who has stolen her research.
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Ahead of the show's premiere in June, Halcro and Pierson spoke to PEOPLE about what fans could expect on the series, which follows the women as they spend time with family and travel back and forth from Los Angeles to their native Vancouver.
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But those who work for United Nations agencies that provide services in the field — establishing schools for refugee children, or advising governments on how to combat sex trafficking — are more likely to travel back and forth to the New York headquarters for meetings.
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After training in architecture at the University of Southwestern Louisiana in nearby Lafayette, he worked in a natural history museum, then began to travel back and forth to France to source container loads of antiques for a small roster of local clients.
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A chapter entitled: "A Time Machine Theory of History" begins with Wark imagining what it would be like to travel back to mid-1970s China and the Soviet Union and explain to people what exactly is going on in the 21st century.
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We've never really taken Ant-Man seriously (lord knows he doesn't do so himself), but "Ant-Man and the Wasp's" exploration of the Quantum Realm and its time-bending properties might be the way to travel back pre-snap without the Time Stone.
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For example, today let's travel back to 2006 and see what happens when two rivals decide to play with the goaltending sliders pushed all the way down… Have a question, suggestion, old YouTube clip, or anything else you'd like to see included in this column?
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I've run into a handful of bugs and weird problems It mostly occurs during missions, which is particularly annoying because I have to start the missions over (and usually travel back to the start of the mission, which adds several minutes of repetitive gameplay).
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And in developing its immigration policy, it should also keep in mind that, in recent years, a growing number of Cuban nationals have exploited America's generosity by collecting welfare benefits designated for political refugees and using those funds to travel back and forth to Cuba.
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Now that decades have happened to her, I wish I could travel back in time to deliver to that 27-year-old camper on the coast of Maine some reassuring news: On the page at least, nerve is something she would never run short of.
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You can now teleport to Mars or the top of Mt. Everest and be back in time for breakfast, travel back to the Roman Colosseum for a gladiator fight and capture your baby's first steps for her family to revisit for generations to come.
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Before her family fled the country, she said her mother was told at the passport office in Baghdad that Idan would have to reapply for the national ID. That would require Idan to travel back to Iraq, which she says she's afraid to do.
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She has returned to settle on this patch of family property with her husband Angel Jose Montier and more than 40 of her children and grandchildren, after years of sporadic travel back and forth to Maracaibo, a center of the oil industry in Venezuela.
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If the two parties can't secure unanimous consent or quickly change House rules to allow for some way for lawmakers to cast votes without physically being in the chamber, members will have to travel back from their districts and potentially expose themselves to the virus.
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José Izquierdo, the executive director of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, the government agency in charge of tourism, said the island was focused on helping its less fortunate neighbors get food and medical assistance, and assisting in arranging travel back to the continental United States.
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Hop in the TBTime Machine and travel back to a very different and much more violent era when Julius Caesar was fatally stabbed by a group of senators, including his close friend Brutus (earning B-man a spot in the deepest circle of Hell).
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"For the first time in my lifetime, the administration and the athletic department have shown a tangible commitment to football, something that this school has lacked for a long time," said Bourg, who plans to travel back to Champaign-Urbana to catch multiple games this season.
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"You'll be able to follow our journey on MDLNY this season," he said before explaining that while his husband, Derek Kaplan, will remain in L.A. with their twin children full-time, he won't be a complete stranger to New York and will still travel back and forth.
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Five representatives from the workshops in Kinshasa will travel back to Berlin to share their research with 40 students at Savvy Contemporary's headquarters from July 22 to August 18 before the school arrives at Hong Kong's Para Site art space, where the group will conduct more research.
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Each weekend, the Metropolitan State University student would drive his Ford Focus four hours and 270 miles to the Krispy Kreme in Iowa, purchase 100, 12-count boxes of doughnuts, and then travel back to his home state and resell them back to the eagerly-awaiting Minnesotans.
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"Given the severity and projected path of the storm along with potential challenges guests may encounter attempting to travel back to Galveston independently, we are strongly encouraging them to remain on board as we intend to return the ships to Galveston as soon as feasible," Carnival said .
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Trump later on Friday signaled he would turn his attention from the fight over congressional travel back to the budget standoff that has left hundreds of thousands of federal workers without paychecks, posting on Twitter that he would make a "major announcement" on Saturday at 3 p.m.
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Five would also be an acceptable number of years to travel back in time, if you could, but the closest you'll ever get to time travel is voting in the midterms, which could land you and everyone else much further in the past than five years.
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The Cavaliers, after their 137-116 victory, were still just one loss from being former champions, and they had to travel back to Oakland for Game 5, where the fans will scream like banshees and the Warriors will do their pass-and-shoot-and-smile hocus-pocus.
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"Nobody wants to return to the borders of the past," Prime Minister Theresa May said in January, pledging to maintain the so-called Common Travel Area, which allows citizens of the United Kingdom and the republic to travel back and forth without being subject to passport controls.
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The state has put up a series of hoops women must jump through — including state-mandated counseling designed to convince you not to have an abortion, and a waiting period designed to put you in time out and make you travel back and forth to multiple appointments.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced that it will bar New Yorkers from enrollment and re-enrollment in trusted travel programs such as Global Entry, and the Nexus program that many upstate residents use to facilitate easy travel back and forth across the Canadian border.
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For example, when Wong was filming "Always Be My Maybe" in Vancouver during the summer of 2018, she rented an apartment near set, so the girls could be there with her, instead of having to travel back and forth from their home in Los Angeles every weekend.
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"Imagine a world of silence," the narrating voice intones, inviting us to travel back in time, imagining what it must have felt like to walk through silent streets and to hear, for the very first time, a piece of recorded music escaping from a half-open window.
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Because of leaked Endgame set photos in which some of the Avengers are seen wearing Quantum Realm devices, fans have speculated that the Quantum Realm will function as a means of time travel for the Avengers, perhaps to travel back in time to before Thanos snapped his fingers.
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Assali, along with the American Civil Liberties Union, refugee aid group HIAS Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, filed a lawsuit asking the court to order that the government authorize the family's entry and pay for their travel back to the United States. Rep.
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Travel back in time with me to February 2015: Perry's joyous Super Bowl halftime show was watched by a record 118 million people, Left Shark fever was a meme we could all get behind, and she had just concluded the Prismatic World Tour, which grossed over $200 million.
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At first, when the film's quick explanation basically matched up with quantum mechanics — the idea that if you travel back in time, the past becomes your future, and then you close a kind of "time loop" — I shook my head and thought, Ah, okay, I can go with this.
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While trying to figure out how to rescue their friend from the "Upside Down," their science teacher explains parallel dimensions by way of a flea and an acrobat: An acrobat can travel back and forth on a wire, but a flea can travel along the side or beneath it.
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"However, given the severity and projected path of the storm along with potential challenges guests may encounter attempting to travel back to Galveston independently, we are strongly encouraging them to remain on board as we intend to return the ships to Galveston as soon as feasible," Carnival said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday he would likely travel back to North Korea "before too terribly long" to try to flesh out commitments made at a landmark summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last week.
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Mr. Ullah, 27, did not often travel back to Bangladesh, but investigators say he went there in September, three months before he strapped a bomb to his chest, prosecutors say, and tried to set off the explosive amid a crowd of commuters in a Midtown Manhattan subway station.
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"We knew when the president gave the orders that European travel back to the United States was going to be cut off, that there would be an influx of people, Americans and others, that would come before the final cutoff," Pritzker said on NBC's Meet the Press Sunday.
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The Post previously reported there had been tensions between the State Department and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding the decision to allow asymptomatic Americans who had tested positive for the coronavirus to travel back to the US along with other passengers who had not.
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Why it matters: Her trip comes as a new scientific report says there is more evidence than ever that the world is getting warmer, per AP. Thunberg opted to take an emission-free catamaran to travel back and forth between the U.S. and Europe ahead of significant climate summits.
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If we could travel back in time and sit down over tea with James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington or Alexander Hamilton, we would come away with a fresh perspective on their original intent for including impeachment of a president as a constitutional safety valve for the nation.
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"However, given the severity and projected path of the storm along with potential challenges guests may encounter attempting to travel back to Galveston independently, we are strongly encouraging them to remain on board as we intend to return the ships to Galveston as soon as feasible," the spokesperson said.
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The singer says he needs to travel back and forth from California to Georgia over the next three months for recording sessions ... and, according to new legal docs obtained by TMZ, a judge in Atlanta just gave him the green light to travel outside the state for work.
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Since Cordelia is now in the bunker in the most "present" version of the Apocalypse timeline, which is about two years after the events of "Fire And Reign," it's possible a bunker-trapped Mallory is finally strong enough to travel back in time and end Michael before he even begins.
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Let's travel back to a time before Marvel had a ginormous film franchise with 18,000 parallel universes; a time when it was fully acceptable for 27-year-old men to play high school students; a time when Tobey Maguire was considered a bigger heartthrob than James Franco; a simpler time.
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USDA expects that winter wheat will have been planted on 36.6 million acres, far below the 39.3 acres the trade was expecting and almost identical to the acreage in 2700, which was an extremely low year — one would have to travel back to 2000 to find a smaller winter wheat area.
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"If the prevalence of (COVID-219) goes up in the United States, in the country next to us, then there's potential for it to spread into Canada just by virtue of travel back and forth," Todd Coleman, an assistant professor of health sciences at Wilfrid Laurier University, told Global News.
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The plot hook for this rom-com fantasy is that Mr. Amell, after what he considers a perfect first night with Ms. Daddario, is upset that he is relegated to "the friend zone" (official synopsis words, not mine), but he gets to travel back in time to alter the situation.
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"The travel back and forth from (the Bahamian capital) Nassau to the island happens on the Aga Khan's private helicopter, which he offered us the use of ... we don't see an issue on that," he told a televised news conference in Kingston, Ontario, during a cross-country tour to meet voters.
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So the Avengers assembled once more, this time with Clint Barton/Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), to orchestrate a "time heist" and travel back to three separate points in time to specific places where they knew the Infinity Stones existed, steal them, bring them back to the present and make their own Infinity Gauntlet.
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In this piece, Jeffrey Gettleman, The Times's East Africa bureau chief, shares what it was like for him to travel back with Benjamin Netanyahu — in mind and body — to Entebbe, Uganda, where the Israeli prime minister's older brother was killed in 1976 leading a raid that rescued 100 hostages being held by terrorists.
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Part of this is because, unlike the majority of video games, Assassin's Creed the game has a high concept that could could fill a two-hour movie: science has created a way for people to experience the lives of their ancestors, and characters travel back in time to pivotal moments in history.
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To pin down the date (or era) of Methuselah's birth, Dr. Schulman took several samples from the tree using a tool called an increment borer and matched up the ring patterns from each sample "to travel back in time," said Matthew Salzer, a research associate at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research.
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Granted, the once-ubiquitous-on-cable-TV compilation of downtempo, predominantly instrumental music isn't exactly easy to find: It has no home on current streaming services, so you'll have to get a little crafty with your playlist-making if you want to travel back to the halcyon, pre-social-distancing days of 1994.
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On Thursday, Bush's casket will travel back to Houston, where he will be memorialized at St. Martin's Episcopal Church and eulogized by his grandson, Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush, and former Secretary of State James Baker, a man who has been by Bush's side since the former president's failed 1970 Senate campaign in Texas.
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Sergey Rogulov, a 39-year-old driver from St. Petersburg, said he liked the shabby Stalin-era interiors — "it is like time travel back to the U.S.S.R." — but he mostly came for the weather and budget prices, which are lower than in foreign resorts and even those in nearby Sochi or Russian-ruled Crimea.
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Had Democrats been able to travel back in time and do it before the turn of the century, they would have won the 2000, 2004, and possibly the 2016 presidential elections; millions would have Medicaid because they would have won the 2010 gubernatorial election; and Senator Bill Nelson wouldn't be sweating his 2018 reelection.
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Any book with "Belle Époque" in the title puts me in mind of Woody Allen's enchanting fantasy film, "Midnight in Paris," in which Pablo Picasso's mistress and her present-day American lover travel back in time to the glorious era when Paris was the playground of great artists like Toulouse-Lautrec, Gauguin and Degas.
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But it's a fragile victory, as everyone who works with infectious diseases continues to worry, since the disease is still around in many other parts of the world, and people travel back and forth, and there is a significant population of unprotected young children in this country, largely thanks to parental anxiety about vaccination.
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"Given the partisan nature of the delegation, and my continued concerns regarding Giluiani's pressure campaign, I began to believe that it would be important for me to travel back to Ukraine to express to the new government the dangers of acceding to Giuliani's requests and getting Ukraine dragged into American domestic politics," Murphy wrote.
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The tradition in Britain has grown more in the last 30 years than in decades past, Mr. Christie said, in part because of the appetite of a certain kind of culture lover to travel back in time and celebrate opera the way it was centuries ago — an event for the day, decked out in one's best attire.
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If it were possible to travel back in time and preserve this Mitch McConnell in amber and reanimate him intact, as the original imagineers of Jurassic Park did, today's Republican Party might have become something quite dramatically different than the cynical manufactory of obstruction and scorched earth that it's morphed into on the watch of the real-world McConnell.
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Short also said the original plan was not for Pence to travel back and forth from Doonbeg to Dublin for official meetings Tuesday but that a late change to his schedule by Trump forced them to make the travel change because it was not possible for Secret Service to clear another hotel in Dublin in time.
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"According to admissions made in connection with the plea, Kenneth and Kristy Manzanares became involved in a verbal argument about Kenneth's behavior that evening, and, during the discussion, Kristy stated she wanted a divorce and told him to disembark the vessel at Juneau in order for him to travel back home to Utah," the news release said.
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That's before getting into all the quality-of-life changes that Game Freak has made with Sword and Shield, cutting out unnecessary cruft like limited-use move teaching items, environmental moves like Fly and Surf that were essential to travel, and the requirement to have to travel back to a town to change up your team's lineup.
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"Next week, Chinese factories are set to reopen after the extended Lunar New Year holiday, and important indicators to note will be to what extent the virus spreads as people resume travel back to work, and how long it takes for production to return to full capacity," he wrote, adding he still likes emerging markets despite the potential hit on their economies.
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But it did, and in order to remind ourselves of the true meaning of "iconic"—and reclaim some much needed gravitas for the word—we need to travel back to that sublime moment of decadence, when the low-end couture of gossip magazines and pop-world iconography coalesced into what can only be described as one of the modern world's most iconic moments.
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Season three amplified the craziness, through episodes like "Guest Starring John Noble," in which some of the Legends try to prevent a psychic gorilla from killing a college-aged Barack Obama, while others travel back in time to the set of The Lord of the Rings to enlist Australian character actor John Noble (who played Denethor) in a complicated ruse.
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While sustained local transmission by mosquitoes is considered unlikely in the city, it has both a large population of people who travel back and forth to Zika hot zones and sophisticated public health surveillance systems, making it one of the best places to closely study the virus's alternate means of transmission and how to prevent Zika from spreading through those means.
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Anyway, the entire plot of the film is that he's so sad he might die, so Alice has to travel back in time to save his family from the Jabberwocky, despite repeated warnings that changing the past will either not work or destroy the future and the fact that the time machine she steals is vital to the continued maintenance of space and time itself.
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" She added: "I've actually imagined a few times what it would be like if I could travel back in time and speak to myself as a teenager... I would want to grab her by the hand and tell her that everything is going to be OK. I would tell her that there is nothing wrong with you, and that you are more loved and appreciated than you realize.
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Later, over coffee, O'Keeffe spoke a bit about her studio and her work: when she'd leave her beloved New Mexico to come north each year (when Stieglitz was still alive she would travel back and forth), she had no need for storage: she would simply walk through the field where she'd left the bones and skulls for her paintings and they would be there, just as she'd left them.
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As my performance continued, the artificial confidence became natural, and I started speaking from my heart as I told the story of my experience as an immigrant woman, and I described how much I missed my father who had to travel back and forth every weekend to see my mom and me, and how disconnected I felt from my family, and how I longed to have a place I could call home.
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I think the president's message of economic prosperity, securing our borders and putting the American worker first is often lost by the media and the president's political adversaries in Washington D.C. When I travel back home to the Midwest, I am overwhelmed by the number of people that tell me they love what the president is doing and that regardless of all of the noise, their lives are better than they were four years ago.
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Like The Matrix, this film was released in 1999 (another big year for VR films), but the plot is so convoluted and the execution so poor next to The Matrix that it's better to view it through a crime mystery lens than as a peek at VR. However, what the film does highlight is just how fascinated we are with the idea of using VR to do something even further out of reach — time travel back into another time.
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In the limited series, Barry Allen has used his speed powers to travel back in time and stop the murder of his mother, but this timeline change caused a ripple effect that made his present a hellish landscape where his fellow heroes were darker and more twisted, with Wonder Woman and Aquaman at war over Europe, Bruce Wayne dead and his father a murderous Batman, Superman raised as a government lab rat, and millions of human casualties amidst the super-powered carnage.
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